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- .. ;, -: rLEASE noticjsl We will . be glad to recei ve -cbxamunleattor. x from our friends cn any and all subjects or ert.SunJars excepted. Editor and Prop. 17 i general interest, but ; "'-,".' . 1 r - ' " POSTAGE TAID: a he name of the writer must always be fur aished to Uie Editor. - ; .... ...AP.tis COOl Three ir H-(XL tLOx erne xnoaUuSceaU. .a delivered DJ carriers, free part of lb' city. t tbe above J 11 b communications must be written only en one side of the paper. i Personal! s ics must be avoided. i And it is especially and particularly under- stood that the Editor does not always endorse WILMINGTON, N. C. SATURDAY. MARCH 17. 1888 trnwUl p'- report any and VOL XII NO 66 the views of correspondents unless sostatrrt In the editorial columns. .. ' T&L9 FArEK . i - Kai tier of (-,... i n medium tl.taeh ":-. "i.nen attack !! ry-tcni i'1" !!l!.H,a..rdcoy! andefrcjtj mutter r--",lr rh and howrl. It U caucd jtA'T-m tbi Wood to rrndarc v!ftVacathartlc.and U rvnerally of Appetite, . Bad .Breath, etc. .-Bif nt of Constipation doe not Tj'. 7Trr.r la unUmdiDjctoe bowel. innic as well, and notproduc lrt ;rratrUTene. Toecure ir kUti of body wlthoot chancier ic."" The substitution of wood pulp for plaster of pari." in the .manufacture of all kind of building ornaments is rfirudniitly inrriMjiifr under "the ne luethcMl brought forward in France. St. Patrick's Day. The Hi be mi An Benevolent Asso ciation celebrated St Patrick's Day by a parade this morning from their halt, on Third street, to St. Thomas' Tli Big Freeze in New York. A gentleman in this citv has re ceived from his son. now in New V York,'a letter under date of the 14th ln.st., which tells largely of the ter The popular blood purifier. Hood's S irs;iparflla. i liaving a trejneiij the day here. I'M 1 T.Hlv "Voun. after S If kW--'. tried aUwi etrcry. I 'I ,V(lu.!c.l 14 try it. I rM took r.. vj ift .educed the Jom to a I, -tVt ufcj ! " we o much rood thtl r ,S :t ew.l 1 -V two bottW. S.nc the. I t .I .,rrc. ".Uy. I keep It Itt in.;. At tVr' Superwc Cwurt. B.bb Co., Oa. Take only the fienuinc, S f ' Wrrrrr the red Tr3- .- I J' rr-tre pf J. It. 7.K1LI.N ft CO Brtt.-Mpdtwj chsut A ranrh at Saynrn. Col., has a pig that hv a perfect dog's head, with dV h.tir covering the head ami nee. Exrepting this anil a hort i l L. . nf t K.i u nliiinl and DUIJV lail.lUt rfM Wl im:iiiuni i like a pi?. Mr. J. V. Kates, late manager of the New York ami Southern Tele graph Company, with headquarters at rachruotul. hasacrepted the posi tion of manager of the Western I'nionV local line in Philadelphia, IhUcn Keller, the 8 year oltl tlnuhterof ( up tain A. H. Keller, of Tucunitia, Ala,, is blind and. i-af, but her mind is wonderfully JfwIojKHl. Aiuoug other things ahe has !iiatereil geouietry and demon strates very difficult theorems with d :is Nile this season. Nearly every- b'Kly takes it. Try it yourselr. LOCAL 3STB WS.' J.OCIS II MKlRfi- Has .M M KATZ-Cuh Rofe l. Yatw l.efn jv;)l llEINiRKK(iKK -The Idlest K C MilXKit-Diamond Dyes A. BtLEzZA Iin In? School T.iriin'is IIazar Wet tioods 1 1 Ki x b x tui t. k Ea Hf or '(."a nls J hn W Kikllt Attention Illhendjns. " " Spring commences to-morrow. l)ay length t hours and 2 minutes. Church, where an eloquent address riUHi riow aiid freeze-up from which was delivered by Kv Father Moore-' the peotfle there have suffered. We This "marks the entire observance of imve neen kindly permitted to make The fact that it in-j use of the following nortion: ? variably falls due in the Lenten sen son will account for the quiet man ner in which it is always observed. Pest shoes for boys at Sous. Frei.ch & t Supreme Co art. Iii this Court on Thursday ap- peals frolu thisdistrict were dispose of as follows: . State vs. Bullock, from Jiew Han- over, arirueit uv Attorney vjenerai und J. I). Bllamy for the State, nin! I. U Russell for the derenrtant. t Ousby vs. Neat, put to the end of 1 the district. Mattho-s vs. Snell. from Samp son, argud bv W. It. Allen and w. S. Thomson for th plaintiff, anil GeorgH Davis for defendant. Harris vs. Snecdcn, Puffer vs. Lucas and Powers vs. Davenport. continued bv consent.- FttHed States Jurors. The following have been drawn as jurors for the next term of the Uni ted States District Court, which meets in this city on Tuesday, May 1st: New Hanover Harding Johnson; F. J. Lord,B. T.French, John Moore, K. M. Fowler, Jos. H. Hauby, D. O'Connor, E. G. Barker. F. W. Fos "Siuiyet to-morrow nfternoon at 10 minutes past ii oYloek. Se the '-Artful." the b..st rat trap known, at Jacohi's Hdw Depot. School Dooks und School Station cry you can buy cheapest at Heins berger's. There is a great deal of water standing in platres in the low grounds ter, Samuel Northrop, Wm. John between this citv and the sounds. son, Wm. McLauriu, John F. Gar- rll R. K. Frfinaii. Jr.. fiporci R. Five days' mails were delivered at Jr r A Shftrnw M. a the Post Office here this . norhing It Chadw.ck wasauigjoo lor ine lorce at, tu Hrnnswir,k r. W. McKeithan. office to distribute it. T , T D v sk those who have tried and they Columbus A. G. Smith, R. F. will tell you that the Boy Clipper Hritt, S. G, Wooten, C. H. Dock, J. Plow is the best made. Sold only at H. Springer, J. P, Stanly, J. P, Faulk. Jacobi's. who is the factory agent. t Pender Jos. Newton, A: H. Wll- Pmf ln.rrv Jnnri, lia,us. J- Bannerman, R. F. Wil joyeI their regular weekly soiree at Hams, John W. Murray, J. H.Moore, Mrs. T. W. Hays, of Covington, (ix, has a little daughter one year and etj;ht months old, who can sing and carry the tune without assist ance. She is a curiosity to all who hare heard her sing. She has the knowledge of a 10 year-old child. 4 Tli wont tiller IT in the world is said to beLive Oak Lodge, of Oakland, Cal. Its membership is over -300 and the ag gregate wealth runs high in the mil lion.. Its treasury represents be tween 12,500,000 and $3,000,000. AH furniture used in the lodge is cover ed with morocco. One of the aged Members recently died, bequeathing the lodge $300,000, aud his widow, hodid not long survive him; willed tb lodge $100,000. lr. Renk. of Munich, has been ex rmmenting on the utility of the Wtrie light, from a sanitary stand. lHint. i the National Theatre of Moaich. He found that the electric - uartuy any inuuence on the deterioration of the air, whereas th gaslight raised the temperature the r.Km, deprived tho air of its igeu and rendered it injurious by nwiisinsthe carbonic acid, espec-Hyinthehiirherm-lor, Iriuanla Hall last night and to-day JV Marphy, G. " V. B. Lee, R, M. , I, . t iir i k mi I nioore. james xj. iuius. hey hd a pic nic at Wnghtsville, I dancinginthe pavilion at Stokely's, "V ' " I r. t i Another complaint of the RkvikwI Bladen H. H. Barnhill, A. F. las been heeded and the water now White, W. B. Hester. no longer stands in a pond at the Duplin A. G. Moseley. corner of Fourth and Red Cross Robeson W. F. Buie, P. P. Mc- streets, for the reason that there is Rae, John A. Brown, S. E. Carlisle, no longer a pond there, the low jj. K. Sellers. place having been filled in by the M; PeRnjon nlton. Street force. r?zr I? C-i- PoArsnn rpnrbpd X III' A. frV' T A. VJI A v.a w va- H v . . a a a. M a. S The Iloctrlne of the New Teatament. J tlie City last nignt alter a ioruugiib rest at Beaufort. He was met at the Damnation will be delivered at St. depot hy Rev. Messrs. Primrose and Mark's Church to-morrow night, on Creasy and Mr B. F. Hall and ij the above named subject, fronCIude ine Ul Mr- S o Princess streets. Mrs. Pearson is All are inviteil. Seats free. Princess streets with him. Mr. Pearson met the pastors, who Uev. Mr. Pearson and Mrs. Uear- f wnrk with him in the soi arnveu msi uioi on 1110 i:w meeti lurt Dr. Pritchard's residence We have had the worst snow storm that this city has ever been visited with. On Mondav afternoon a light rain commenced failing which, during the night, turned into snow, accompanied by a, very, high wind. - The . storm 1. continued all Monday heu thenow ceased to fall, but the wind kept blowing dur ing the;whole of yesterday, drifting the snow in piles varying from three to nine feet high and stopping all travel. No means of getting about hut by an occasional hack, which charges so exhorbitantly that hone but the rich can afford to pay the price. The L roads stopped run nihg early Mondav- morning. The surface roads tried to light it on during the morning of Mondav when they were forced to suspend and up to to-day have not commen ced running. From present appear ances they will not be able 1 to re sume soon, as another snow storm has now commenced, threatening to be one of considerable fall.; Tho snow covers everything, no place less thau three feet deep. And it not only covers this city but it ex tends for hundreds of miles outside, stopping all trains and not allowing either ingress or egress, r or twen tv-four hours no trains have either arrived or departed. No mails are received and none sent. In fact, we are in a sort of isolated position. even the rivers being so full of ice that, the ferries are either stopped or the boats run at irregular: inter vals. But Yankee perseverance and pluck are at work and" to-day they are building tires in the street to melt the snow, besides carting it away, hiring hands to shovel, and the pile of snow is being increased in height to such an extent that m some . places it is difficult to see across the street. The sunenug among the poor must have been awful, not only for food but for fuel, as ho coal dealers will deliver any coaL Well-dressed people can be seen on the streets dragging coal On sleds, or carrying it in pails and bags to their homes. If the block ade continues much longer a scarci ty of provisions will be. experienced, which will add to the horrors of tne scene and eventually lead to a riot, as even now the cry for milk can be heard, there being . none but con densed milk in the city. It is a beau tiful sight, but one that adds a feel ing of dread as you look , upon the pure white snow covering the whole town with a mantle of virgia purity. At the Tabernacle. I . A goodly number of visitors have dropped in at the Tabernacle dur ing the past few days.', Mr. Pearson will preach hisifirst'serinon there to morrow night. -," Col Roger Moore has ' been ai pointed Chief Usher.4 He has select ed live assistants and each of these will select a number of others from each of the churches until a snffi cient number have been secured to seat the vastorigregations'prompt ly anil decorously. The Chief and his five assistants have been sworn NJ5TV ADVE UTI8EMKN TS . W ET GOODS! THIS -a- GONDII'S SALE ? Having had some ' of our goods slightly this last damaged 011 the" steamer . -, trip from the -North, we inns speciar policemen by the May: p!"wi H eek. at --A. SACRIFICE I Personal. train and were met at the depot by a committee consisting of the Rev. W. S. Creasy, Rev. J. W. Primrose and Mr. B. F. Hall. Mr. Pearson during his stay in our city will be the guest of Mr. B. F. Hali. this morning at 9:30 o'clock, and af ter a season of prayer, in which each engaged, he gave them a talk as to the principles on which he KllOll Id conduct the meeting. His church membership is in Nashville, A surprisingly ignorant man ap rared on the witness stand in court t Indianapolis the other day. He Emitted that he did not know the jore of an oath and could not tell eaacie of the county seat of his r0CQty. He did not know how to or write, nor when or where he born. He thought that four "aes nme are G6 and said thatGro- fp Cleveland was Governor of In- An eastern statistician has estiuia jthat 3,000,000 men in this coun JT Pet tdiaved at a barber shop e times a week. He savs that a raeans an expenditure of 30 JrK 11 WeCk' 0f 15 6 tt 3'ear fr 000 annually; To this he should d acwMerabIe sum to account r the numerous 15-cent shaves rulmg price Ju the here can vrt, Kr... 1 R. . mo wfci ana On Mondav next, at the CourtlTenti. His wife is a Kaptist, as is House door at 12 o'clock, several the wife of Mr. Moody, and she is pieces of valuable real estate in this said to be a useful assistant in the city will be sold at public auction, work to which Mr. Pearson has de bv Maj. D. O'Connor, Commission- voted his life. . er. A Iht and description of thel The pastors were. much, -pleased properties "ill b- found in adver- with his talk. The hours selected intit in this isu I for snrvieos will be 11 a. 111. and 7:30 p. in. Mr. Pearson, we learn, is a minute man. Begiuniug at 7:30, a service of prayer aud praise will be oonducted by he pastors in turn for half an hour. Precisely at 8 pi m.; Mr. Pearson will enter the Taber- There has beii much heavy haul ing in wagons of lat on the turn pike and as a consequence the road Is being cut up in places. Th offi: cials, however, are working haril to Loon tlio rirl m ti tin, (ina t.fnirl. r,i it l, .i!nn.i liacleaudaftcra buef prayer, will nr.. drnnnin.. ,'nr, into ti1A begin to preach. Immediately after cuts as fast as thev appear. preaching, the iirquirers and those who are willing to work in tho 111- Itock Crymtal Spectacle, an.l KyeSlanse ,iuiry r0OUl. will repair t6 the large Advice to old and young: In se warehouse, uirectly west of the lecting spectacles you should bo cau- Tabernacle, which is being fitted up tlous not to take more magnifying as tt inquiry room. A platfonu voiccr than has been lost to the eve five feet square, is in the centre, and as in the same proportion that you the seats radiate frem it in all direc pass that point of increase, will cause tions. The choir will be expected to you further injury to the eye. Using sjn, during the after-meeting, and a glasses of stronger power than is ne- gluai organ will be used, cessary is the daily cause of prcma- nev. P. H. Hoge will lead the pre turc old age to the sight. You can get Uminary meeting to-morrow night, the best at HeinsbergeVs. Mr. Pearson, with the pastors, went Death of Mrs. Taylor. to look at the Tabernacle this uiorn- We regret very much to learn of ing and expressed himself as much the death of Mrs. S. E. Taylor, the pleased says it is much the best au estlmable wife of Sheriff E. W. Tay- dience room he has had in the State, lor, of Brunswick county. She died He thinks he can be heard distinctly last midnight and as he was lying In any part of the large room. sick in her husband's house at the Mr. George Chad bourn has prom- time it was destroyed by fire a. few feed to hav Nutt street 'covered uaj-s ago, ana naa to be removed with sawdust in front of the coin- therefrom, it Is thought the shock Capt. Jno. F. Divine has gone to Florida. Hon. R. R. Bridgers and j family returned yesterday from their tour in Florida. . Mr. 'N: B. Rankin has returned fronj a visit of several days to Bish opsville. Ex Sheriff W. J. Sutton, formerly of Bladen county, but now residing near Georgetown, Si C, is in the city to-day. 1 ,j Col." E. D, Hali has returned from his visit to the Fish and Oyster Fair at Ne wbern and to day sports the blue coat and brass buttons once more. lirs. E. B. Wiggins and Miss. B. Goodwrreturned to the . city last night from theNorthern markets. Mr. I. . Shrier was among those who were snowed-up in New Yoric He returned to the city last night, and gives graphic accounts ofjthe big freeze and the incidents which accompanied it. f Jity Court. ' Sim Garrison, drunk and down, was fined $10. NedBrodhurst, disorderly, $10 or 20 days. ' " Chas. Galloway, disorderly, $10 or 20 days. James Caput, charged with the larceny of. chickens, was sent on to the Criminal Court for trial or, and a detail of policed will be on guard in the streets near the build ing during the continuance of the services. . !' Mr. Thos. C. Craft has furnished the seats on". the', rostrum, free of charge, before putting them oh "our shelves. A LOT OF JERSEYS, A LOT OF HOSI ERY, - v A LOT OF 11AXDKKUC11ILFS, Rev. Dr. Pritchanl will deliver an address to the Sundav School of the A LOT PF HATS, First Baptist Church to-morrow afternoon and will afterwards ad minister the rite of baptism-. "in the church. i There was a conference at the Opera House to-day relative to a street railway here but up to our close nothintr definite had been de termined on. Services in St, John's Church to morrow at 7:30 aiid 11 a. in. and 8 p. ni. Bishop Watson will preach. on Conversion at the evening services. Mr. tjreo. iiarriss, Jr.,: we are pleased to note, has so far, recover- ! ed as to get abroad again. The Board of. Audit and Finance meet on Mondav night. IN TSEW SHAPES; A LOT OF PARASOLS. '": ' ..... . . -..." ' .. Come and see. They will be dis played MONDAY on our1 counters, and solil as above mentioned, at a sacriliee." Call early and avoid the rush .at i - ,: Taylor's Ba,zar t f .. . -. ... . . 118 Marker Street, ' WILMINGTON, N. C. - inch 17 The receipts of cotton at this port to-day foot up 33 bales. Fumble: DIED.' TAYLOR In Brunswick county; at 12 o'clock midnight, on the 16th Inst., Mrs. SAKAII E. TAYLOR, wife of E. W. Taylor. 1 . , The funeral services wm take -place at zion Church, Town Creek, on Sundav. 18th Inst., at 12 o'clock. Friends and acquaintances are re- spectiuiiy mvitea to attend. . star ana Messenger please copy. : : 3 : ; 1 i Roum ' B5WT NEVER RIP. NEW ADVEU'flSEMKNT The Rough and Tumble Suit for bovs whir h are now ocknowledcred to l)e the Itesi. suit 01. the market. The fabric of thrap is timMntri strictly wool, freofroin shoddy or cotton anl will not fade. The seams being double sewed will not rip; the pockets are made from the best duck canvas and wilt not tear, and tho buttons fastened on by the new patent process and will not come off.. These snifsnniv ran had at a very low mice 01 LSimtKi. thorna i reliable clothier. Ko. 116 North Front. Rtreot requested by sevlral Pli,u "ouse' .f "olflen Arm. DANCING SCHOOL I '":.'.-. ''I AT Oennnnia II all. mar 17 it frends to trtve anoth er Session In dancing, commencing: Monday ill night for Gentlemen, and Tuesday alter-, noon for.Ladles. A. BELEZZA -f -- Diamond Dye TEMPORARY REMOVAL or- YATES BOOK STORE. L TN ALL COLORS, A FULL AND COMPLETE ; stock can be found at ' " ' : F. C. SIILLER'S, ' German Drug store. Comer S. Fourth and Nun Sta.. P. S. Prescriptions filled at all times, day men lsu See Here. You Man 1 JJTJNLAP, KNOX AND MILLER I ' All the Popular Shapes Just In by yester day's freight. Anrof tne alore Khnnr fmm NAKKEV 8TKBET,UL75tof-l.50. HATS! HATS! HATS! . LOUIS H MEAKES, While the work f IMPROVING and EN- ARGING my present store is in progress, I have removed to No 25 One door East of W.T. Daggett's Paint Store, , . - h - whore I will be pleased to see all my friends, mchl7 3t j C.W.YATES. mch 13 12 NO. FRONT STKEE. The Latest. Second Eegiment Waltz, Commissioner's Sale. T"V V1T?TT-T! lYIt TV TT'T?T A"Vr-mrT .f decree of the Superior Court; ofew nanover FOR PIANO. county, the undersigned, commissioner, will Dedicated to the North Carolina State Guard se" at public auction, at the court House door. By 1. II. GltKKNKWALD For Sale at H EI NSB 8 RG-ER'S BOOK AND MUSIC STORE. mch 15 Easter Cards. WIfX OPEN, TO-DAY ,US0i. tVi " on Monday the 13th of JIarch,l88S,at II o'clock. a. m., the following described real estate situ ate in the City of Wilmington: 1st. Iotbecrinninrata nolnt ln'the-rnrr. line of Second street 132 feet from the S. . cor ner of Second and Queen streets, thence Easr 163 feet, thence South w feet, theneo West h; feet, thence North 66 feet to the bcginnlDr being western half of lot 3, block 00. . 2nd. Lot beginntnsr at the N.W. corner of ndand Castle streets, thence North CO feet. teet, oelngEasr beautiful assortment of EASTER CARDS, 3rd. Lot besrlnnlrjff In northern line of Oh si in street, 82 feet East of Front street, tlincn East82 feet, running North that widths fest, being middle part of lot 6, block 87. Chas. Faust, disorderly, $10 or 20 , Frind and very flne oaes in t3xe"' days.. 4th. Lot becrlnning at the N.E. corner of S-r- ond and Castle streets, tlicnce North (as fer r nmnlnir Trivt that, wlz-lth 1at helnrr lv.-.. Cash orders from the couhtrywUl be prompt I half of Tote, block 88. , ; , Please call and make your select ions. ly attended to at f Heinsberger's Prn kTI Cltyl Geo. R. &t kep the Ia- her death. The funeral will. take place at Zion Church, on Town Creek. Export Foreign. Schr Annie W. -Barker, Sargent, cleared to day for Gaudaloupe, with j 161.085 feet lumber and 22.700 shins'- ! es, valued at $2,150, shipped by Mr: Live BOOK and iVlUSIC btOfe. B. Mallette'. Ger barque Fer- mch u :-; ;" .- - dinand, Bliesener, cleared forHam- j burg with 3,700 barrels rosin, valued at $4,024, shipped by Messrs Pater- son. Downincr & Co. ' - '- .1 A. mm.-t .'1.. ...... I . . .. . , . -T f q it n. a.rintnilPrtt NELS. suitable for Children's Cloaks or Ladles Twelfth and chestnut streets, t Ixcnce K;.st w Mr. S. li. Ierr, ouperinientieni. . I feet, running south thjit width fm hf.,r' of the County Poor House, has witll wrappers. Also, ou pieces oi j aru. wiue oai j pan oi ioi i auu uiock be force at his disposal done luuch eens, elegant styles and suix;r quality, at j 8th. Beginning Jn the southern line ol "'.John 33 feet, running East that width 75 feet r t -part.of West haif of lot 2, block 3(js. ' . " WE nAVE OPENED THIS DAY A HAND- running East that width 68 feet being ml.i.j v part of lots 1, 2. 3. 4 and 5. block im, and lot r some lot of PLAID AND STRIPED FLAN- block2L excepting therefrom a lot bcjnnnii'-- 5th. Lot bfiginning at the N. W. x'ornr-roi I Princess and Twelfth streets. North y:jo tvoi running Wrest that vridfh 6rt feet, being Ka- parts of lots 1, 2. 3, 4 and 5. block 188. 6th.. Lot beginning at the N.E. corner of I'rtn . cess and Twelfth streets, thence North :zu feet, rnnnnlng East that width IK feet, t in" West part of lots 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5, block 1). 7th. Lit beginning at R. S. Macomber's cr,". ner on isewrjern uoao, inencc xorth 4UU -t I . .. " . . " li:,. v - i i Mimviey lot rvi 11 i-j.-ui MreeT. tlM;rii srph . j miuomc v - f . cents per yaru. a iuji mie ui mma uiirun, press. jioauiuk w uuu fto8centgperyM4totWil)iestqiiajlt.,.A Mmi- npnn a ' were vtsitmt? ttie : hmi hpn rpnAirMi Rnd dttiBhed near - i I Terms cash, or on-f,hlr1 nnh rv ,!,.. -! J " . : " " t M w . m.M HnHct .nri Tn. . ..J...:7 "T ""c-iuiju u;i Tabernacle to-day, und we have ; , to the four.miIe post and and the ---- rnonihs,at i he SttSSrtVAvUo riousness amon- those in the city . v:ork W,H ,)e continued to ine D. o connoi: wno are not nrotessinir unrisnans. . nver, - ; r --.iua . ivu. .muwiiuiu KQmrr:
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