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CONSTIPATION
ihA "Father of Diseases," be-
PStliere Is uo medium through
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VOL XII
WILMINGTON, N. C. THURSDAY; DECEMBER 13, 1888; NO 265.
uin uiji-""" . , r j
wVihft absorption OI poisonous ganes
by ntion of degnyed and effete matter
toe.iU?oraach and bowels. It Is caused
totbTnTSdKver,notenough bile being
bytW from ihoT)iood to produce
l?c.Ws own cathartic, and la generally
mpanicd withsoch resultii a- .
1,083 of Appetite, ' .
Sick Headache,
t Bad Breath, etc
treatment of Cfcnstitati6n does not
BiKt merely In unloading the bowels.
SCTmedlclne mustixoioniy ft eta a purga
E. hnt be atonic as well, and notproduco
"-5: 4 ta n se greater costiveness. To secure
LOCAL 3ST-WS.
-. j- Index to Nkw advertisements.
J J HEDBICK Stilt lngS
JIunds Bros Pharmacists
M MKatz Cutting oi Pilees
J F Garbeix North Carolina
, P C Miijeb Holiday Presents
Hkinsberoer -Christmas Goods
Geo It French & Sons Common Sense
I, R M. McIntire The Ibices are Telling
Howell & cumming Woman's Exchange
.ftprits use greater cosuveness. j. o secure tlie tmng-lor our climate.
TZlT habit of body without changing J7. r -..',.
558S or disorganizing the system - by the Jacobi lhv. Co.
All kinds of School Books and
School - Supplies can be bough
cheapest" at HeinsbrcrerV
Portable" ft re-placa grates. Just
the thinrfor our climate. Are sold
t
! The fashion editor, after he wrote;
I "The nobbiest things in boots are
j bunions,1 pot on his hat and coat,
! and before retiring to the bosom of
jhis family, purchased a bottle of
j Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup, as he thinks
j it unsafe to be without it.
A Sudden Death.
A colored woman by the name of
Henrietta Middleton died very sud
denly at her home on Eighth and
Brunswick streets to day about 1
o'clock. She had been complaining
for some time with a pain - in-her
chest. -Dr. Potter was called; in and
pronounded it rheumatism of the
heart. She was about 50 years old.
1
TlMfiormsnU Bind Coneert. I- Indication.
A friend has f usnished us with the j For North Carolina, fair weather,
fnllrt wtn snnnleTrientarv : reDort of i rJreceeded on the coast by light rains
the concert of the - German ; Cornet
Band a.t Lnther Memorial Building,
oo Tuesday evening, which, as he
Or snow and stationary temperature.
City Court.
Thfire was a small crowd assem-
trnly ay. "has - been' 8J 1b ny ! Wed at tIle oity Cot this luorainB
It is!
My attention, after suffering, with onsupa-t-on
for two or three years, was called to Simmons
Lirer Regulator, and, having tried almost every -SdslTcondudedto
try it. I first took a
beeias$ful and afterwards reduced the dose to a
Kasnful, as per directions, after each meal. I
found that it bad done me so much good I that 1
continued it until I took two bottles. Since then 1
have net experienced any difficulty. .1 keep it m
mt house and would not be without it, but have ;
no ose for it. it .having cured 1 jaei GboW.
' Sims. Ass't Clerk Superior Court, Bibb Co., Oa.
Take only theGenulnet ,
Which hS on the Wrapper the red mm Trade
mark and Signature of - r-
I
The blood is the sourc of health, i
Keep it pure by talcing Hood's Sar-
saparilla, which is peculiar in its'
curative po ,ver.
We have knives for your boysatid
scissors for your girls. What will
please them more for presents? N
Jwcobi Hardware Co. ,
The Marionettes.
There was another immense crowd
at the Opera House last night to see
the Marionettes. In fact, it was
more than immense, it was a jam
spoken of and deservedly so.
as follows-:
It has been pronounced a success
anrl that is eiiiinHiitlv true. In all
respects it was a success. -"The re
was a'finevariety in the programme,
vocal and instrumental, solos and
the whole band or choruses alter
nating with pleasing effect. There
was very little delay in carrying out
the programme, and those who re
soonded to an encore did so
oromptiy, wnne inose wu j reiucu
i and the following, cases were dis-
i posed of:
- ATir.rn t-l!!l 1 1 1 1 n L' urwl dnwn .
ill 1111" W ... ill. U t ft WMU , V .
Judgment suspended upon payment
of costs. . . . :"
. C. S. Crane, disorderly conduct.
Judgment suspended upon payment
of costs.
: Daniel Lee, assault with a deadly
weapon. Bound over to the next
term of the Criminal Court in the
Do you use loaded, shells? You
will find that they will save you
time, trouble and expense. For sale
by the N. Jacobi Hardware (Jo.
ber set; Adolph Aaroii, desert set;
J. . Epps, colored, bronze lamp.
To-night, in addition to the regu -
Bishop Haid lectured last nisi ; lar number of presents a fine milch
it was the fourth of the series to a "w. w" "
Aimoaii r. n itiinv All these little ex
cellencies add very materially to an sum of a $50 justified bond.
evening's entertainment. Annie Lewis, disorderly conduct
The building . itself Cutner . Discharged,
morial Building) is certainly an hon- t:i-m- r
Th distribution of 'presents last or to our cuy. its f-;- a Tn,0o
... - . T mi- nrp snnerior. we iia.ve mteuucu i man, uwiucuj "" "
n.ght was ."follow.:. Leo Taylor A ot entertainments given dseharged aIld Lncy was flnetl 5
silver warcu; iuiss x un, t,Ci I vvithin its handsome, cneenui uuu
set; J. B. Walker, colored, plush comfortable audience room, and are
shaving case; Prank Taylor.a oTiaiu- more and more impresseu w u
iaCl lllitl J I1U3 lllO UllCOK
powers of any hall in the city. It
was feared by some that the music
of the entire band would be too loud
but this was not the case. Wil
mington may well be proud of such
a hall
:V- please Koncr. s
tve will' be glad to receive 'ccnurr :r t: j
trcm cur-trtenas on aiy, aril xXL suljc-t -
genena tatrest, imt 0 11 ! T I & O A
Tne name of the witter must always be far
nfsned to .tbe Bdttor. 1 ;t5 ; : -
Coxnmuaicatioas iaust be written only, c a
' - ' . -i . 4 . . .
one side ot tne paper. -; -:.; - . : ; ; -;
Personailtfes mtist be ayolded. "
. . .v...- . .. . -'--
Ana it is especially and .'particularly tminr.
stood tnatrthe Editor does not. always endon: 3
the views of correspondents" unless Eo"-tstc3
in tne editorial colomns. -' '
NEW ADVEKTI8 EUlllMTa
HOUGC.
and costs.
William Wilson, colored,bastardy.
Case transferred to Justice J. H.
Strauss. -
y, to 1st p d&wly '. . ; . cn sat
'StOKLEY'S. "
WR ARE NOW I'K1S-S t
paml to accoiamoaare )tg?
all who may call upon us with the
Firiegtc Oysters
to be h id on the Coastl- We haye made special
liropamt ions lor the Season.
large congregation. The fifth lec-
itnre will be delivered to-night. The
feats are free and all are invited to
attend.
Twelve Years 011 To-Day.
The Daily Rryikw is just twelve
years old to-day. There is nothing
particularly remarkable in that fact
and we merely mention it simply
because we happen to think about
it and not for the purpose of levy
ing a tax on the brains of our cotem-
poraries in the way of complimen-
the lucky ticket.
RT4.1 n. Mirlrllo "'emrl tarv notices, although we must con
myitis vj,uv, uiiuuiu fess to a liking for the good wishes
StUmD SOUUCI OySterS and kind words of our friends. We
Will tlUO tllL-aIU U-il iuc unciyc
years of its existence the Review
has been run on its own hook, and
has paid its way out of the income
of the paper.
always on hand. Served promptly ana in any
w. 11.
style (lesireo.
oct io tr
STOKLEY.
Wrightsvllle.
Severe'Cases of Blool Poison.
Thousands softer-Oom Dlood poison, who
would be cured If they gave B. E. B., (Botanic
mood Halm) a trlaL Send to the Blood Balm
(a. Atlanta, Ga., for book of wonderful cures,
that convince the most skeptical. It is sent
fre
J. o. Gibson, Meridian, Miss., writes: "For
a number of years I suffered untold agonies
from blood poison. Several prominent physl
cians did me little If any good. I began to use
The Festival Last Night.
The City Hall presented a beauti-
frtA that, if the concert ful and most attractice appearance
is repeated it will be again give a in last night, at the National Festival
this hail, which is so comfortable. sven by the ladies of Grace M. E.
st John's Lodge. The band never looked handsomer nIll1l.T, ThpPfi wn.a io attend-
.... I i ,1 : n nn an Tripril I - " - " " r- -
At the annual election held by ana a" members in ance and it was a most thoroughly
St. John's Lodge No. 1, A. F. & A- ther bright uniforms standing erect enjoyable occasion. The hall was
Masons, at St. John's Hall,- the fol- and wjtn their shining instruments beautifully decorated in the Ameri-
lo wing were elected officers for the presented a superb aPPeaJe- Can colors, a large eagle, the "bird
ensuing Masonic year. With the wnat pieeu u -r i f fhft.frvnreski,W i
. i nm vi i) if or mi uauu c3 w.vi--
appointive officers to be named rv. musician appreciates, that all decorous majesty on the rostrum and
hereafter, they will be installed on 0f the parts were equally well play overlooking the beautiful scene.
the 27th day of December Bt. ed. It was noi ukb muun u. Mc
A1US1C we near, u.n "
in graceful
'E. Pluribus Unum
John's day:
W. M. E. S. Martin.
S. W. H. H. Munson.
J. W. Dr. W. E. Storm.
Treasurer R. Greenberg.
Secretary Win. M. Poisson
Peterson's for January.
cornet or all bass drum, but there
was fine blending, sweet harmony,
and all moved together and united,
ly in playing loud or soft.
Whpn we remember that no mem
ber of the band makes a living from j
music, but that all are engaged in
business pnrsuits, v,j
non.rivall of their time, and then re
The January number of Peterson's member .how young the band is, it
was repres-
young lady,
Commencing jtfoijdaft December 10
H;latinee Odturdav
. For Ladles and Children at s o'clock
LARGEK AND BKTTJEK THAN liYEIt.
i ": Bell's Original
ROYA L MARIONETTES,
- . Giving Minstrels and II umpty Dumpty
- . together with
. KLLIS CYCLONE OP NOVELTIES
- Grand GiftGaTHival
lUV .. .... -GIVEN AWAY - lUil
AT EACH EXHIBITION.
Adflilsslon' 15, 25 and. 35 cents, "lleserved
Seats without extra charge a,t : llelnsberger s.
dec 8 .. .... ...... -:
" NORTH CAROLINA
. .-..;v v-Tr- : '
INVITE SPECIAL ATTENTION TO THE
display of Meats In - my Stalla -thls week. -1
have received two carloads of Beef Onttlo In
stead of one. of these one la from WESTEUN
NORTH CAROLINA nnd the other-; from
southwest VIRGINIA. Both are mnnm
cent Weight 1,100 to 1.5C0 pounds. j ' you
were In Baltimore, Philadelphia or New :Yoric
to-day you would not nnd better beef than this.
out you would probably pay ror it tnere twice
as much as I ask for it here. ; - ... '-- ' -; -
My Stalls are lined with this r , , ; ; ; ;. ;
Magnificent Mea
and I invite everybody, to call and see It, for to
see is to buy. " . i ( J '
i also oner some unusually nne western
Mutlon. Veal and Pork, with Dressed Turkeys
ana cnicKens ana sausages., t ;
We will make our Christmas dlsniav and our
patrons may rely upon It that everything that
is nice to eat in my une ana notnin? mat a
not nice to eat rwill be found at my Stalls.
Orders promptly filled and goods tieiiverea
m any part ot tne city
uespeet iuiiy;
ented by a beautiful
Miss Lillian Bowden, who appeared
as ''Columbia," and the thirteen
original States appeared each in the
person of a young lady, as follows:
"New Hampshire, Miss Bettie
Creasy;Massachusetts,Miss Florence
J. F. GARRELLV
; StaUsi & SPront SkJMarket, South Sie.
dec 13 3t st4 . . .fi .- j ".'. :
Turkey Raffled, i
T. FORD. THE ORIGINALtTtlRKEY
J.
Raffle Man. vri-open his regular Christmas
Bowden; Rhode Island, Miss Sum- Turkey Raffle J&MJJ
and wonderful that mer Gfause North Carolina, Miss a Hundred and Fifty Turkeys raffled off every
- ucv ji jn
: , . ,ita cnrnrisin antl wonaeriui tuai mer anusc,.iwiwi vaiuiina., A uuu
Magazine is a handsome specimen of sufPr0mell and t proves the bioreiiee, Aldenu Virginia, Miss
artistic and hteraKy-ineriW lhe two 1 .T.rrrt-reateIsayinr that I r- z t r"u'A. xr, vir Af ?ce i
dec 10 lm a&vt
n. CRONENBERG,
TI1C PHOTOGKAPIIKK.
GIVE HIM A TKIALi!
All Work Guaranteed.
Hcturcs taken Single or in Groups,
ttpt 24 tf
Navas (iuano Company.'
The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Navassa Guano Com
pany was held at their office in this
city this morning.
Smihe A. (iregg, fcsq., was ap-
r n. k with vprv uttie faith, but-to my utter nointed chairman and Mr. Donald
surprise, it has made me "a well and hearty I AjacRae secretarv.
I"?0"-" .. ... . I ..Av
Z. T. Iiauerton, Macon, ua., writer: - xvaju-j Altur tun reciuiuj; ui iuc ii. -Li ci. i j
tracted blood poison. - I first tried physicians. J . fiiianpial statpiiipnt the!
and then went to Hot springs. 1 returnee! ports and nnanciai statement;, i.ne j
home a ruined man physically, xsotmn Bwui- foilowins resolutions were unani"
ed to do me any good. My mother persuaded &
me to try B. B. B. To my utter astonishment mously adoptetl:
every lcer qulcklf toale4.-- -f Hl.tilp will of Divine Providence.
Beni. Morris. Atlanta, ua,wriujs: x uxici-1 J ;. ;; -
ed years fiom syphilitic blood poison wblch I our twentieth annual meeting is as-
reiuaed to do curea oy &u vreauneuu ,r " semuled undertne snauowoi mourn
clans pronounced it a hopeless case I had no p,nhpins for our recentlv de-
aDpetite, I had pains in hips and Joints and mg emoiems ioi our rHwuuy ur
wy kidneys were diseased. My throat was ceased President, the Hon. rv. U.
ulcerated and my Dreast a mass ui ruuuiut, jjnclgers, wnose suuuen ueatu, m
sores. intiuswnolUonlcottimencuseof . performance of the active
ecomp duetiesoyfs honorable and useful
career, loiiowing ctosey uiuu umu
of our Director, Mr. Jno. C. Grafflin,
of Baltimore, has deprived this com-
nauv of the services or two oi us
highest and most useful officials.
We miss their kindly presepce,
and personally mourn the loss ot
valued friends, wbile, as a body, we
feel that'in each of these able men
we have lost earnest and success
ful co laborors. whose counsels anu
zealous aid it wijl be difficult to re-
i i- . i f l r Iuc!
f romuienTiy couneoieu wuu mo
Company from its organization,
tbev have alike excercised their un
common business abilities in its ser-
vio.. and criven unstintedly tne ac
five labor of their minds and bodies
to the promotion of its interests.
Srtoiptv at larire. as well as the in
dustries" thev so ell served, will
Innc miss these active, earnest men,
hut. nnne more than the Navassa
Guano Company of Wilmington,
TJ Cl Therefore.
7?ww7 That, the "stockholders
of this Company .have heard with
the death of
Rnhflrt. R Bridirers and John C.
Grafflin, our President and our Di
rector, and desire to place upon
record this estimation of their wortH
and characters.
Resolved, That a page in our re-
cords be Oevoteo to this lumum.ttuu
a conv of the same be sent to the
respective families of the deceased
The following officers were elected
to serve for the ensuing year:
President Donald MacRae.
Secretary and Treasurer Don ahl
MacRae, Jr.
Directors Win. H. Crawford, J
I. Middleton, Sutilie A. Gregg,G. W.
Kidder, D. G. Worth, P. L. Bridgers.
E.
arttsticand Uteray-ineric a ne i i tr tT,rtbe Stt-repeatea saying tnai AfaWift D. Wallace: New York. Miss
atool Antravinws are unannroacua- hho riormnns are the most musical - T
ble n beauty and finish. The liter- people amf the best musicians in the Jennie img; new jersey, nuss
oie m oeauty ana nnisii. AU"C1 v 1, We should be proud of such Florence Hanby; Delaware, Mrs.
ary contents' cannot be too highly a band which is destined to become Henry Thompson; Pennsylvaniaj
commended. The list of Peterson s the finest one in the State. It now Migs Mftm,e Hawkins; Maryland,
contributors is always a warrantor numbers, we understand i 17 men Thonmst South Caro-
rpi,0fa,hinn worb.tahlft I andEdeserves at tne nanus ui r- . ... T . -
excellence
and household departments give in
teresting and valuable information
to the fair sex. Peterson deservedly
stands as the head of the ladies
magazine, and we advise our lady
readers to trv.it for 1889. Address,
Peterson's Magazine, Philadelphia,
Pa.
CAUTION
Bew&re of Fraud, as Ay name and the price
are stamped on tbe bottom ot all my advertised
eboes before leaving the factory, which protect
the wearers against high prices and Inferior goods.
11 a dealer offers XV. L. IJougrlas shoes at a re
duced price, or says he has them without my name
and price 8 tamped on the bottom, put him down as
uauu.
r ir'-.V ii rr'i "i rVi irrgf
17. t; DOUGLAS
$3 SHOE.
FOB
GJENTXEMEN.
. The only calf S3 SEAM17ESS Phfte smooth
Inside. NO TACKS or WAX THREAD to
?rAthe ,eett easy as hand-sewed and W1L.L
NOT RIP.
W. L. DOUGLAS 84 SHOE, the original
and only hand-sewed welt $4 shoe. Equals cus-tom-madenoe3
costing trom to
pT Li UpLAS S3J50 POLICE SHOE.
KaUroad Men and Letter Carriers all wear them,
smooth Inside as a Hand-Sowed Shoe, Tacks
ax Thread to hurt the teet.
W . Is. DOUGLAS SHOE is unexcelled
lorbeayy wear. Best Cali Shoe for tlie prl-e.
J- OO DOLA8 82.25 WOKKING
MAJTS SHOE is the best In the world for
41h-wer; on Plr ought to wear a man a vear.
lav. J" DOIJOLaS 83 SHOE FOR BOYS
M the best Sc1hx1 Shoe in the world.
W. L. DOUGLAS 81.75 YOUTH'S School
kwIt? maU lioy3 elmnee to we.ir the
best shoe .in the worid.
All made in (VmrrMi. "RnttAn T i .
old by vour dealer, write AV. ltnum ac
OQ
VVilminffton neople all the support lina, Miss Hattie Mann; ixeorgia,
and encouragement they can give ujiss jjau(e McEwan; Connecticut,
It. , . ' , , ..x.i- Miss Lula Gerald. The various
;.TJTS11 and tables were presided
k-Wirl files' not onlv in its contest J over as follows: Flower stand: Mrs,
ju . vw. . , - - . ... i:i .
with the band, but also oy its pauu- w H Shaw,MissMarieYarborougb,
Pea Coal, 4 aTon i
rTUnS IS A NEW SIZE OP COAL AfeOUT
JL as large as Peanuts and for certain tlnds
ot stoves having strong dralts. ltla.a very
cheap ueL Kememher,- . ; ,
ONLY 84.00 PER TON. V ': "
All other "Coals as cheap In. proportion 'and
competition will be met all round, .which re
member. ' ' "
dec 10 yt ;. , . :.. , J. A. SPIIIKUEK.
tive. clean-cut, musical tones, was
delightful and we are giaa inat, our
city has such a player among its
citizens. He plays with skill, with
"ood taste aud lias a nne toueu.
" Prof. Schloss1 cornet solo was a
masterlv effort. The rapidy of his
For Rent
..... . . . . - , ,
0EVEiiAL nOUSES STORES AKP , X , ,
l(nomi In snlAnfUd lnalit.ips" Alwl r-3
houses and lot for sale tor cash and'1 r
Pine Forest Cemetery.
a niPrino- of the lot owners of j
T: rc PrttntitftPV WHS I1PU1 H. L I intonJlTJOnS. LII aiUUUlUUtoo vi.
I lilt? I' Ul XJJ 1 J " I liiwv"-- 1 , m a j
" r,Qll ,aBf n:;hr Taines w runs and the correctness of his tones
the City Hall last night. James w. run. hlVhlv basing and prove
Telfair was elected ; chairman ana to be 0 e 0f the best cornetists
John H. Brown secretary. of oar State.'
The old board of trustees w re- Th p.aoo so.o y u j-j-
elected, as follows: Jas V. n.w.- '"th7iu eiiuS, Jthe
J. H. Howe, Jas. ii.. uutiar, uiianes f nldtv alMi urocisiou of her move
Fonuan, Joseph J.' Jones, John (i. 1 Iuents, her (tne shading of expres-
Norwood, H. J. Whitehead. sion with eitner nana uuu .
The report of the secretary shows bFy
that the company is out ot ueocana iaay of her age in JNortn
has $114.67 cash on hand. The num- tJarolina. The cornet duett by Messrs.
I . - r S4-V. i it rf-a nr lo
ber of interments in the cemetery Rehder ana M 1 tottchin
i -i j noi r I nifliiu i ve. icuuci : -
the past eleven montns is oo, ui
which 101 were adults and 165 etui-
a
dren.
A resolution was adopted thank
the board for faithful perform-
rtnna rf fl lit IPS the nast vear, ana a
nov 17 tf
MARTIN T.DAVIS;
Real Estate Agent, .
119 JPrlncess Bt
-InSnflVD TATlflPP
UltLUIVlvv. - ' " , ,
cnoros we wuuiu. iiivd ce j
Tt. was sweet music
Miss Nellie Breyham and Miss Lula on the monthly Installment plan.; i
jy . jtents promptly conectea. Taxes ana yj
Keea. insurance attended to without extra cu.e.
rxeiresnments, oi me most, uengu v
ful kind, were served in profusion
and the evenmsr closed with a con-
t. l 1 ' ' - - -1 - ' -n
cert, wiiu .vtv'tn auu uistruuicuuu mm mm tr fT olj ALJtULJLJLJa
- - w. - w ' ' -
music. -" ' ?A ,f!
TheFestival will be repeated to- nAVE A,T. fjf!0:
; night when all who were not present I ment of " . " ' i ;
i last evening must surely attend. OhriStTTiaS QOQriQ
of almost anything anybody may want,, at a
most reasonable price.
O
OUIMJNE INI ;
Christmas Cards & N oVdt! es
Is not to be surpassed by any other, houso la
the state. We will be pleased to show our
Goods to you if you will favor ua with a call at
HEINSBERGElt'S.
LIVE BOOK. AND MUSIC STORE. ,
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Holiday Presents.
A LBUMS, COLOGNE CASES, DRESSING
i case?, Work Boxes, etc., etc., also a complete
stock oi Drugs ana cnemicais at
Drugstore.
Corner Fourth and Nun Sts.,
P. S. Prescriptions filled day and night.
tr ANTED LADY, ACTIVE AND INTEL-
? F ligent, to represent, in ner own locauiy.
ing
vote of thanks was extended to the atld its music the sweetest this siae
lul authorities for the use of the jJl
finelv rendered and this can be an old arm. Refecences given and required.
an,a, Vlur ,net,n,nAnta1 nuar- Permanent position and good salary.
SClIU XJL V W V .m.m. . .
tettes, with their fine harmonies.
After all the human voice is the
most wonderful instrument, ourariu,
dec 6 4w
Elder Johnson, Supt,,
LOCK BOX 1585, N.
court room.
Wreck Report.
Ahfa nnnnnt f ree themselves from.
iucuws . . 1
iPhoVnfw. a true. oure. weii-aevei-
Do Not Forget
THE
"National Festival,,,
Toys and Camco
I We have a largd variety. ItwlfUflo you good
to iook at some oi tnem, at.
.?.' v
nfi voice, is music itself. So we t tiie city iiall on this (WEDNES-
at iovd the vocal music most highly. J. n
ae The male trio anl the quarttette or
at mixed voices were charmingly hne.
Q The selections were of a superior or
der and the rendition of each-eelec-e"
tion met with fine approval and de-
nnriTnnc The best solo ot
. . . I i-J nrl tftP niireSfc UIUMV I 11 onAi A nlnncgnt
T-n i nil .. vjuic. etui. ------ . . cj3iprriiii huijli
wti, - - r
, . v J VV .w-ww,
. . r-M nkMA.frap OT 1 . ... 1
The Signal oervice enjoyea tne vocai uiuSre "vo"";'"Xf day) and To-Morrow (Thursday) Evenings, by
The male trio anu tne i" v' the Ladles of Grace Methodist js. cnurcn. as
masted schooner JSavanno, oi oS- serveu piu.. -",r-.r Admission fee 10 cents.
Soutnport repons w - ----- .tri" . r.harmin-lv fine
cutter C'oZox, while cruising aooui - - a suoe ior or
...t,. 0.,k kv Rcf nf Cane Fear DC , I', Ji : KIec- niedby
zo luiics I aer ana tne reimiuuu v., - - - -
the Thirteen Original States will be represent-
suDerior or- ed three National Airs will be sung, accompa
1 pHIee- niedby two Cornets, and there wlllbe a"Yan-
hn fpi in with the disabled three- tion met with fine approval and de- vigwam." while the Eating Departments Reason for selling, go
bar, fell in wiin tut tion in et 7" " Tlhlp best solo of will be supplied with all that is nice. liness. A rare chance
...0fnfi chnor Navarino. of Bos- served applause, lne oesisoiu wlisalSi; fee 10 cents. limited canitaL Atklr
HEINSBERGER'G
hot 23' s-. f; ; ,
: Wantedir
RARE CHANCE TO GO INTO BUSINESS.
Southern Dining Room" and a I will sell at a low flgnre a ' paying buslnrss.
ung, going into Rome otner dub.
chance for an active man -wit li
limited capitaL Address . '
. - . rric.tt nor r.n
the selection sung Uvpnincrandhelo a worthy cause. decl22t 1 4f .Wllmlnqtonu 1. C.
r " 1 , a rr uuij vv a v ' i tz
Soutnport naroor. me from yeber s "ureiscnueiii .o.
Woton;maS3V
For sale by 1
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CH. VONGLAIIN,
Wilmington, N. o.
laden with 9,500 bags cotton seed Minnie Schwarz 1
meal and was bound for Boston, giftea .STa
She cleared from Galveston, ucto- ,ffc eltertJ bat have no other
ber 29th, and is 43 days out. Capt. Voice like hers in purity or tonef
Cole reports that from the time he talne d unda .Powejj
passed the Dry Tortugas De expen- fffere voice;
enced a succession of gales from that are 8tronger but they are not
North of East, the -most severe be odious. There are voices that
ins on the 25th of Novembef, wnen smg .g, ff fc
nhnut GO miles East of North o- round ana iu ot
Body Island. In this gale the main music- There are voices that seldom
sail and fo
away, me ,iure' -- " in, and
badlv torn and the. jib and ny Bin"; true She sings pure.. -She singa.
iihatn v earrietl away
The Cheapest.
riTlK BEST PLACE AND THE CHEAPEST
John !lo r n p r
rnilLD RESPECTFULLY : ANNOUNCE
piinthpfitvtohavealll:lndsofTIN WORK I tl:A , la'nw twt n. tf am jnr Kn. -i
done is at MCCARTNEY'S SHOP, on Market MartEet street, which has been thorcu?hly
street, xsonn suit?, ueiwwu ijauuuiuiu I overhauled, repaired ana rerarnisncu. - u 1111
estimates cneenuuy iuruiuu UIiU i" v; I first clas3 worKmen, snrp razors ana. pome
urut-ra num 1 trntion hfl noTjea to contrnue to incnt ice
given prompt attention.
country sonciteu.
decTtf
Superintendent of Faetory C
Borden,
Superintendent f Agencies Col.
W. L- OeKosset.
Aecouniant ( -oi. W. C. Jones.
Traveling Agent Gpo. P. Coteh
ett. - : . - -.'V; J
The Directors declared a dividend
o ... nrnltlA ff ltAfnr
1st-January, 1880, to stockholders of having had the other badly stoeoy
record of this date. - ,ahaYysea.
Specials
p ARDEN HOSE, DOG COLLARS, LAWN
Mowers, Fishing Tackle. Come in and look
at them. We have tne gooaa ana can mae
re-staysail were blown make a discord, because they sfj the prices to suiu r
Toresail and flying jib abat that ot urac, , . WRi
md the jib and flying "?I,!llKin,s re: She sings.
SPRINGER & CO..
ilmlngton. N. C,
s. sne sings. m t ?.! r J
The arrival SLr is in a niece and VY ft H aV6 1 U-JjaV UDBneil
II II.HLiLVa l-.H i - - IUI IUC I"""" .. . . " . .- . .
or it.. tter: was most opportune.as uot for the sake of the eneci ii- LraE OF ciiristmas cjjtus, is
the vesSe. was without provisions P t lnI mlnJ
, .... .i .. . urttiinufc ft erH iK""h."r:: .i0
ana water, " - , j cic. music ior muoiu o e.
I . j. T vm M m. k " ' - -
viceable boat, having lost
..i.uit minr nana Hainteu Jtoveiues. auu
UUUIUq . . -.t. I
-in hanioiwi rii rtrovRio ail Durera luat iucj
are the Handsomest and Cheapest to be found
Th receints Of cotton at this port in WUmington. vrNDS BROTHERS.
. , .......i ' declltt - lOiN.FrontSC
TO Gay lOOt up - - , - - - -
natronaare of the nubile
All of his force is now concentrated at No.
29 Market st, . . . . septiJ ,
; Carolina. HouriO,
S. E. Comer of Princess and Second sts.,
HAS BEEN ,31EF1TTJEU .WITH A i ilHT
class Bar. Lunch Room and Restaurant.
i The hnest- Wines; Whiskeys and, t l?r.i uu
way 3 on nana, ixmru iuu i - i - -
i week or month. New River Ov: 'riin -
oct 27 Corner Second r t Prinze..
v ForGalo;3.i.;
LD NEWSPAPERS FOB 8ALErAT YOUK
RETIEN7 brricE
o
own price at
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