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one side of tj? paper.
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stood that the Editor does -1 always en do is-
the views of correspondents - nloss so "state "
In i the editorial columns. - . - V.
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VOL XII
WILMINGTON, N. C. THUIISD A JA W.tIA R Y 19 18S8 ; NO : 15
r 4 their paper regularly.
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Prix OH Dollar
Th mjjoritj of Ih JIU of U hamn
WTrifronJUael IJer. Mm-
B itJr IsaUlor uas wen n-..-
of r-"trtnx roor pople t' fttit,
tJ;,:n tf cKIn them a
IIIr VOV OCT THKOK-NUNr..
I not at w Kn 01 rn ai
It will take i.OOO to brnk up the
tlv fur $
Monnon have a conifortnhle ma-
ritvin the UtAh LepUlature. On
lint ballot there are thirty oe
f.rninn tn five Cientlleji.. It liitC
ot le awnmed, however, that all
he Monnon are poly j;amitf. From
hoice, fear of the law, or a a mnt
;er of (X)ltey, many Moruton have
Wently declared against polypiiuy,
ind have oHem!. if Utah .hould be
Llmltteil a a Stafe, to prohibit
olypimyri theConstitntion beyond
he io er of amendiuent except by
ronsent of Congress.
SpAkiugof Mayor Hewitt's nies
a to the w York city council.
he Tribune says: "Every part of
he document bears siprris of careful
honght and diligent preparation.
The mavor devotes himself to the
elation of municipal problems with
hredecesors ever equalled or ap-
broac hetl. This message is far too
weighty and lofty a document for
o trivial and inconsiderable a body
as thelioard of alderman; but while
nominally addressed to the small
politicians who assemble at the City
Hall, it is really meant for the high
est intelligence and the most en-
iffhttneU publfc sentiment of the
vmrnunity."
Preliminary preparations are being
uade for a grand military and civic
el-brat ion in Austin, Texa,s on ths
craMon of the dedication of the
ev State-HooM. The State Capi-
fl second in siie to the Natioual
f apitol at Washington only, and
t UfMXOO) acres of .land, repre-
ntUig a monny value or nearl v $7,.
-UMA An efTort will be made
UrvuxU the Texas Congrvssional
Jgatioii to secure the attendance
f tii- Prtident and Mrs. Cleveland
otatet President Diaz and his wife
pd to commemorate the occasion
I'ithagrand Ieace festival. Uen.
rr-v-
has .unofficially acquiesced in
Qfh a programme.
I The members of the Corean em-
Vv.y brouirht with them uvrnl
Von loads of trunks containing
netr wearing annarel. Raeh nfthom !
-
spears to have as elaborate n j
r - -
anlmt as the most fashionable of
Uuifrican belles, and they change
r"ir rostumes several times a day.
Py have an infinite variety of
i; ry tall, and all perforated at
"emp. Thev weap the - lmtM to.
K;. i .-.
or enh ri i f
...
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es on '
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v
J
nani them as the Chinese
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JPnese ued to do when the
"Uie to Wn.Kmt,, Tl.n..
v'u-hat similar In. color and ap
rarance to t!iff noihAK
ave the tumt noonl!aiiv..tiiiiuui
aK Thi Uck of the head is not
nd in the leat, but goes tp from
i siraigni as an arrow.
tAK Preparation Mnv fr
VI-Q "U'iriou ingrelients. ltisie- er
r n curnii
at in evervthfm- that n'from hlnrters the Northwest
ive power.
X.OOAX 3SJ Jz3 W 3,
IXVKX TO Nvr ADVERTISEMXXTS.
Hrs E KiRREK Notice .
V t: Do w.n I n -Fur Sale. . j
orsRA I!orK Jflle lchcu . -
1MCK Ji iHCARE- Mece t;oots
O W Yates Yearij sulwcrtptlons
llEis.HBEiujER -Books.'Statlonery. &c, AC
l?est shoes for loys at French &
Sons. t
The receipt of cotton at this wrt
to-dav foot up 287 bales.
The receipts of unval stores to-day
have been uuusually light.
Xor. barque IVrowfca, Pettersen,
hence, arrived-at Havre Jan. 16th.
School shoes for children, best in
the city,' at Geo. II. French & Sona.t
. 9
Indies .will find a nice line of good
reliable scissors at Jacobi's Hdw. De
pot. .
Sehr. J. . Ilabtrrtt, Jietcalf, from
IlockhiiuU Me., for thisport, arrived
at Vinevard Haven Jan. 13th.
There was am advance of en cents
ier lwtrrel ill the price of tar last
night after our report was closed.
The Northwest cautionary signals
which were hoisted last night, were
ordered down at about 10 o'clock
this forenoon.
There are but five hoarders now
in the county jail, all of whom, are
colored, with the exception of one
white female. x
Mr. O. M. Filynw has opened a
new family grocery store ,at the
Northwest corner of Second and
Market streets.
The price of spirits tuipentinehas
again advanced and 40 cents per
gallon was asked to-day, 'while -39
cents was offered freely.
The weather has been so cold to-
dav that the mud which was frozen
last night has not thawed in places
where the sun did not shine.
"Wood has advanced in price in
consequence of the cold snap, and it
is now held at $1.10 per load deliv
ered, of what is presumed to be a
quarter of a cord.
There was a rush this morning at
lleinsberger's at the opening of the
sale of reserved seats for M'llelthea'g
performance to-morrow night, and
the box sheet was nearly all cut out
in a short space of time.
50 dozen all wool. flannel shirts, in
all shades and colors, for mn and
boys, from 75 cents, and upwards,
at the Wilmington Shirt Factory,
No 27 Market street. J. Llsbach,
Prop. t
Quite a number of vessels that
have cleared from this port and
have been wind and weather bound
at Southport, took advantage of the
fair weather this morning and went
to sea.
Mayor Foler found a colorec"
man on the streets. this morning so
overcome bv the cold that lie fel
and was unable to rise. The good
hearted Mayor called a dray and
hail the sufferer conveved to his
home.
The street force this morning, un
der the direction of Capt. W. H.
Sholar, began to build across" Ma
comber's Ditch -at Fifteenth and
Dock streets. They found the weath
er so cold, however, that they were
not able to make very rapid progress
with their work.
Pender County Superior Court,
Judge Shepherd presiding, which
has been in session this eek, will
probably adjourn this afternoon.
The criminal docket was cleared
yesterday and the civil cases were to
. i..
ve oeen laKen up tins morning.
Indication.
For North Carolina, colder, fair
weather, fresh to brisk Northerly
v
winds, becoming variable .and di-
minishing in force
. i n nnl Down.
In accordance with instructions
iiunn iieuoquariers iiie oriuwesi
storm signal was d tenia ved here last
night ami ' also "at ('harlotte and
Mo re head (.'ity.- The cold wave sig-
iiaivii. it io oniereti up iit-re, urn. us
there is but one Hag-staff it could
not be raised, tho stopu sigmd hav
ing the preference. At this
morning the signals were withdrawn
at this city, Moreheudand Charles
ton. -' '
School Books and School Station
you .can buy cheapest at Heins
berger's.
Almost Fire.
At about ISo'clock last night some
lightwood in the trhoemakers ahop
of Mr. J. Ci. Vog.v on Second street,
between Princess " and Chestnut,
ignited by being placed top near the
stove, and was in a light blazewhere
it was .discovered by one of members
of the Atlantic Hose Reel Company,
who succeeded inVxtinguishing the
flames without burning in a general
alarm. The damage was verysHght,
as the fife was discovered before it
had a chance to spread or gain lunch
headwav.'" : "- V ' t;" 'V'
The VTemtlter.
The weather grew rapidly colder
yesterday afternoon as there began
to be evidence that the storm .was
over, and there was a decidedly fall
ing temperature all through the
night. This morning was very cold.
with the ground frozen solid anc
ice wherever there had been stand
ing water. The atmosphere, tho
very cold, was bracing and invigor
ating, so that' -those- who were in
health and had 'proper clothing bar
no dread of freezing when compell
to be out of doors. The sun "shone
brightly,"which was a great relief
after the long spell- of rainy and
cloudv weather.
l4-tlon of Officer.
Tlie Christian Association of.(race
M. K. Church held a regular meet
ing last night for the election of offi
cers, with the following result:
President T. B. Kingsbury. r
First Vice President A. G. Han
kins.
Second Vice President Win. M.
Poisson.
Secretary J. T. Medlin.
Assistant Secretary Archie War
ren.
Treasurer Mrs. J. F. Garrell.
Visiting Committee Mrs. J. W;
Perdew, Mrs. W. W. Hodges, Miss
Bella Bowden."
A Iarjre Ship.
Br. ship Etta, Arthur, Jarrlve.d here
last evening and -anchored in the
stream nearly opposite the foot of
Church street, where she lies to
day. The Etta is one of the largest,
if not the very largest, sailing ves
sels that ever came to this port, reg
istering 1,154 tons. She is also the
first full-rigged ship that has been
here for a. good many years.- She
will load cotten for some European
port, probably for. Liverpool.
Finest shoes for ladies wear in the
city at French & Sons. , t
City Court.
After a loner and enforced absence.
J I - - - - 7
Obadiah Jenkins was brought before
the Mayor this -morning charged
with disorderly conduct yesterday
afternoon. The charge was clearly
proven, and the defendant was re
quired to pay a fine of $20, with the
alternative of 30 days in the chain
gang.
Frank Maynard and Aleck Booth,
two tramps hailing front Boston, ap
plied for lodgings at the guard house
last night. They claimed to be hotel
waiters and said that they had
been to Jacksonville, Fia., where
they fiad been unsuccessful in obtain.
ing work and were trying to get back
to the city of cufture, baked beans
and John L. Sullivan.' Forfearthat
thev might mistake their wav officer
Turlington was detailed to escort
them to the city limits on the Boston
road. - .
As We Predicted..
Our readers will remember, that
when we gave an account of the find
ing of the schooner William dk Itich-
ard abandoned, water logged and.
dismasted," we stated that the con:
dition of the vessel when found was
such as to confirm us in the belief
that the crew had been rescued ", by
some passing vessel. That -we were
correct in our opinion the following,
which we clip from the New Xork
Herald of the 18th inst., is proof: ,
Loxdon, Jan. 17. Steamer- Tunor
(Br.), Hodgson, which . arrived at
Liverpool yesterday front Savannah,
rescuetl during a hurricane on.'-the
3tst ult., in lat. 83 N., long. .3. W.
the crew amr the captain and
his wife and two daughters
of the Boston schoouer . Henry t
Jitcharci, wlncli was dismasted ana
waterlogged and ' had" doors. and
boats smashed and cabins flooded.
(The above vessel is probably schr.
l attain or Jiirfiara. before report eu
seen abandoned. ) .'-' ,
; This news will a flonl consolation
and relief to some anxious ptpple in
this vicinity, ns one of .tbe 'crew was
from Southport. - - ;: -'
; See the 'Artful the lest rat trap
known, at Jacobi's lldw. Depot t
Upplncott' DXasziae.
yj-Xa tjie Jpebriiafy n amber of Lip
pincotCt lirfi. A. L.yistertranslates
a novel called "The Spell iof Home,",
affer flie Genii an of K. Werner, and
the novel is. thoronghly chaniiing.
Amelia Hives shows hersejf in a new
and fitost. Interesting lightj in a bril
liant story of ancient ; Athens, iUThe
Man - ' Golden Fi 1
et."
an
Mrs.
enter-
jBeiYaA.JjOckwood gives
tairtingand valuable sketch of her
"Bffbrts to Become a - Lawyers
Agnes Repplierhas a pleasant little
ei;cttiModerri
AllyJ ajuuiiyiuoui ; -author! : discusses
"Oar Old Maids0 hLife t aAVork-
ing-Woman's Home,' is aisiugularly
clever, anoaiuusing glimpse into . a
eurions-phase of j life. Ther"poeins
are bv Helen Gray Cone, .Sarah M.
B. PiattrBdith II. Thomas and Ella
Wheeler: Wilcox. The
Monthlv
Gossip discusses new and- ingeni
ous method of producing j literature
which is within reach of the, hum
blest intelligence,7 and announces a
scheme for a series of one hundred
questions in lierature and ; matter
o current interest for answers to
which a'prize of one hundred dollars
is ottered,
Personal.
Mr A. H. Paidison,, of Burgaw,
was. in the city to-day.
I'.
Mr. Lottfs Petteway has removed
f roin Maxton to this city, and has
taken a position with Mr O. M. Fil-
yaw in .his new. grocery, business,
corner Market and Secof id streets.
Chad bo urn I'lJucsi Air A. P.
Yopp, who is chief enginoer on the
W. C. & C. II. 11. , "and who las e
sided in this town- for souiek time;
moved to Conway last iveek, that
being the lie-over point for the W.
C. &. C. trains. We are sorry to part
with Mr. Yopp and his excellent
family. He is an honest christian
gentleman and we congratulate onr
Conway friends in having him lo
cate among them. Onr loss is their
gain. We wish Mr. Yopp and family
4irvery pleasure in their new .home."
Mr. Price Yopp is the son of Mr. A.
J. Yopp and brother of. Mr. -W;
Harriss Yopp, of this city-
M'lle Rhea. ' t ' s
The event of the season will be the
appearance next week of the charm
ing French actress. M'lle .Rhea. Shie
opens her. engagement :bn 'Friday
morning appearing, in "Fairy Fin-
gers iter latest success,. At tne
matinee "Pygmalion and Galatea'
will be presented and "Frou Frou1'
on Saturday, evening. The ladies
have a treat in store in the gorgeous
display of Parisian dresses, "Fairy-
Fingers" is a comedy-drama froin
the French of Ernest . Legouve, en
tttiea "uairy lingers, t it. was
written originally for the famous
Theatre Francaise, of which house
it still remains astandard work. She
first produced the play- at , Rouen
and achieved a wonderful success in
it "Fairy Fingers" is beautifully
written, cleverly j- constructed, 1 arid
abounds in delightful surprises. It
upholds the clig'nity of j labor arid
shows how. a young girl can, by her
a. i ' . ' - J
own exeruous, raise , nerseii aoove
the need of aid from others. Besides
being a remarkable strong " play, it
gives scope for a most bewildering
display of gorgeous, dresses. Among
the dresses displayed by M'lle Rhea
.wjll be 6ne originally worii by Made.'
line-Brohan on the first presenta
tion of "Fairy Tingers" in France.
Fairy Fingers" Will present a num
ber of. innovations that will be sure
to please, we scene representing
thie interior of a Parisian1 dressmak
ing establishment will bej of . special
interest to the ladies; it will be made
extremely realistic by I the 'aid of
salesladies, customers and. -a 'man
milliner. ; ?
Gevarto PrjggP
GENERAL' MERCHANDISE BROKER, . -
Corner Warer and Mulberry Streets,'(Wessell's
building) up stairs. :- !
"ttTOULD NOTIFY niSJFRIlNDS AND the
public generally, that he has opened a Genera
Brokerage office at the above arddress and re"
I
spectfully solicits thein orders Will', give f
prompt dispatch to "all buihes entrusied.to
his care.
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Jan 11 Lw
jHE DEWING SOCIETY OF; ST. JOHN'S
,artah Bollclt orders for allttnds of plain and
fancy feewln?, crocUetlDs: and embroidery.
Ladies' auiicnii-rc n'a aprons a specialty.
Orders left at tiie Rectory, or 21 North
Third "rva will meet with prompt attention.
Quarterly Meetings.
. Ilrst. round . of Quarterly Meet
ing for the Wilmington District of
tneXethodist Jci. Churchy South:
Brunswick circuit, at Zion, Janua
ry 21 and 22. " ; ;
whiteville circuity at Whiteville.
January 28 and 29. . .
; Grace Church.. .Wilmington; Feb
roarv 4 and G. . . v -
: Magnolia circuit, at , Magnolia.
February 11 and 12: . v "
; Clihton circuit, at Johnsonls chap
el, enruary 18 ana -
- Waccamaw circuit, at Shiloh, Feb
ruary ana
Brunswick mission, February . 2-H
and SG. - '
v vnsiow circuit, at ijreen urancu,
March3arrd4. .
f KenaiisyillUt K.eiicnsville;March'
10 and II. : " : v.-.'. , !- .
Carver's Creek, at Shiloh, March
18 and lOr : ; - . :
Elizabeth circuit, at jBlizabetli,
March 24 and 25. -Cokesburs',
at Salem. April 3 & 4.
Bladen circuit , at ' Bethlehem, Ap'l
10 ana 11. : ' t r-: "
. T. W. Guthrik, P. B.
' " . :
N BW A OVER B H H S" l.
. H J
Fo r Sa I Si;"
AvVAUTAirLE fARMf CONTAINING 800
acres with Residence, Glnhouse, Barn," stock-
nouse. Tenement nouses. &c, &c Wltnin one
mile of A. A, P. It. lit. Churches and schools
convenient. ' ' '
A good bargain on easy term's. For jwrtlcu-
lai-s call or address, W. C. DOWNINCi,
Janisim - Mackey's Ferry, N. C. '
OPERA' - HOUSE.
- , - . .
Fri iy and urJay, Jjnuiry: jOjt j i.
TWO nights and SATURDAY -MATINEE.
Appearance of the distinguished Actress,
, IMILil-IE RHBA, ,
Supported by a competent company of play
ers. Including MR. KDWARI) BELL,;
-' PRESENTING FRIDAY EVENING,
FAIRY FING15KS, M'lle Rhea's. Latest ;
Success '
SATURDAY MATINEE.
PYGMALION AN1VGALATKA RHEA as
, Galatea. - e
SATURDAY EVENING.
PROU FltOU-r-The Original Parisian Version.
v scale of Prices Reserved Seats $1. AdmiSr
sion 75c and 50c. i .
Seats on sale at Heinsberger's Thursday
monnng at o'ciock. janistr
TJotice.
JJAVTNG QUALIFIED AS EXECUTRIX OF
the will of Marcus BeaV I hereby notify all
persons having claims against, the -said dece
dent, to exhibit the same to me on or before
lhe 15th day of December,-A. D. 1888. All per
sons Indebted to the said decedent will make
payment or tne same to me. . - -
Dated this December 15th, 1887.
CARRIE BEAR,
dec 15 law6wth Executrix of Marcus Bear
TT7 ANTED AN ACTIVE MAN (ONE OUT
Vf . of employment) to begin on fair salary
and work himself up, representing, in Jils own
locality, an old established house. References
exchanged, amebicxn MBgrgReade
100 To De Givcu Away
w n ft. nnTCHTNS' maoto poltsii.
I ' , :r--.
Bring your bottles Tuesdays and Fridays to
mv new house. No. 12 NorthSecond St.. Prac -
my new house. No. 13 NorthSecond St.. Prac
tical Painter and dealer 4n Lmported and Do
mestic paints, Axust Material, uiass, urusn
es, Oils, etc. Contracts taken. .. i s
oct 'M saw anmw , .. ;
: . . . 1 ;
Merctlht& Exchange
Dining Booms.
TUfE ARE OPEN AND PROPOSE .TORE-
? f ceive guests for board by the dar. week
or month at the iollowlnir low rates: Per day
$1; week $4.50; month $18. Meals sent to any
part or tne city ana served , at any hour, the
best the market affords. A sumptuousFreehnst refPivl nrH vJiu V ri
Lunch every day from 11 to 1. PhUadelphia f lUfet Te?1 v ea na J"1 1 le sold for
Beer on draught. ; jan is ly I twenty live cents. Profits no object:
, -... iri. .. ... , ... r ' ,t .i
A, A. BroWfl & CO,:, f
ENERAL : INSURANCE AGENTS FOR
)r '
FIRE, LIFE, MARINE AND ACCIDENT.
Over $35,000 paid out for death losses for vear I
HRJ7, in Wilmington, v. i t - -
, Office corner North Water and Mulberry st?.
upstairs. 4 ., . , . , decs-rf .
XOVfiG : ?
TN
great. VAitiETYi coo Jv AND iiEAT
..
ers. Can give you anythlnsr tou are Ilkelr t
want. We dont make them, but we have ac
cess io uit uest, Bources 01 supply.;
uau anusee us. s r
ALDERMAN, FLANNER & CO.,
- Dealers in Hardware, llnware. jte,
Jaalfl d&w . . Wllaotnifton. N. C1
Notice.
AM DESIROUS OF SELLTNG OUT MY
i'lhry and Fiincy Goods
Business and will make reasonable terms for
any one wishing to buy. ". '
I .offer the whole stock or part o? it. '
Am now selling my goods below first cost.
' " Itespectfully, ' v .
MIS E.' KAKRER.
. - - a
117 Second Slreer.
Jaa is Ot
Hernoved
rpobUK NEW STOirE IX PUJfCELL BUILD-1
ing.-Na 14 Nortu Front St. Will-lie glad fo
.welcome oiv cusiomera i nere.
W. K. ypRIXGEK CO.-
Importers and Jobbers.
-Jan 16 Hardware, llnware and crockery r
Dnouronce.
yCCIDENT, FIRE, LIFE, MARINE? RENT
AND TORNADO INSURANCE. '
- f - Ar-piyto
' - SMITH & BOAT WRIGHT. .
- . - .NaL-N. Water street g
decTtf .. . TelepUcneNo, 73
Extraordinary.' -
Cask: Q'2?G3 I-.
HU8T BE SOLD!
; TIf E ELEGANT STOCK
MiT.r.TVRnr
V. '
. FANCY GOODS,
i
NOTIONS.
COKSETS,
I -
BPSTLKS, . s
LACES, !
RUCHINGS
DRESS TRIMMING :
infahtV:.and ChildfeiCapsV: -
Flowers, FeathersRibbons;; J -
: .Ornaments Hosiery,-'
i ikandkerehiefs .t .
t '
j Collars andv.CulTs..'v;
; , Windsor Ties. Je'welrv.
: Thl stock is well knowJi as being
: ''yl H i i - - ( .
vx
1 1 - .-', .... ..
MISS GOODWIN will givjuM-
aHistic mmiki chargo'ti.
I eustoiiiers f or the Viextf tei'dayMis
ai iu(iueeiiieut J to :; trade; diitl HAf s
and Bonnets;, will be almost glveii
awav. ' .;-.'., -:-"::. ' v; .'
- Call and see foryourselvesnnd the
prices will surprise you.
Must be realized on stock hnmedi-
ately, hence thiseitraordinary offers
Ladies1 'EmpoHum?l:;.
. " 115 rket St.rr --''-C"
Country orders solicited and ,
satisfaction guaranteed, jan 17 2t
or's
LEaDS BUT NEVER, FOLLOWS.
' 'SSS
- cia4 clearing saie tins enr ,
I . tirec week.
f Profits no object now-it's safoS we
1 i, "-. y
39 Thirty Niho-Cehts 39
For our fine Felt Hats and Bon
nets in every (Jolor and this se.ison'H
.shapes. We . mean what- we sayJ
Profits no object, its sales we seek.
25 Twenty-Fivc Oto 25
it s sales we seek. , .
'?Pa6b VBILINGnew'aiid desira-
" toTTm? r n i TA, '
Beautifying Veiling at 23c a yard.
t f vA ill VUV
Laces
Never before was there such bar
gains shown in Laces, black, cream,
and Laces. It will nav voii to nnr-
na? yourLacfe -now even if you
don t need it right off; tlie price will
astonisn you. .:f- ; ; . . : i
-"4:r&Kid: Gloved .
We have sold oVer sixt v-three doz
en Kkl Gloves, because we are sell
ing them for 75c. a pah worth $1.2-5.
We received another small. lot. nf
ithem in all sizes. .Call and iret a
pair before they are all .gone again.
FEATHERS and WINGB almost
given away. s v -
Profits no object no w, sale? is wliat
we geek at
j Piaco Good
G
IAN BE BOUGHT BY TOE sriT OR BE
MADE TO ORDER. "AT
Li IC K & M E A I IBS,
Merchant Tailoring and Gcnt.s' Fuiiilshlr:r.
Jaa 16 .. a . ' J:; N Fron i is r.
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