North Carolina Newspapers

I) n - THIS PAPER . every crenlug, Sundays excepted, Wo mil to '-d to rrcr !vofcciriEi2sJiatlo xrom onr frtcrij cn a7fir,a all sntject t general Interest, tut - . . - - . "' - - r - Tte name cf tie wrltcT C'trtilways ta fur nlsned to tte ZZXztS?-.. , ; ' r T .... communications ciastto vTlttenJ,cnly on ono side of the' par.,';.' - ' r , Personalities tCLxTfjidSC' 3-"J'-; Zf-. ' And it Is especially tka pirt ":;ularly7 cnilerv stood that tfco Eiitcr"dcc3 net. xaraya endorse the Tlews of correipcadenta , cnlcsa bo stated' In the edltoriaf columns.. ; . - 1..': ; t U IT. T )SH. T. JAMES, Editor and Trop. iCRlPTIONS, POSTAUE PAID: ti.no. Six months $2.00. Three ILOO. one month, 33 cents. k Will UV WU'UVU tJJ VCUUVI, ULV til 4nlf t(b rv ft-... f ts per week - rlu lra will Dlease report any and cs vive their paper reguianji. "V : M 17i 1 1 k FTP V" -!!:) fl -1 W rir iiti'w V; If . 1 1 Ji n J f& H : : - 1 I.. Pj W . ; ' ' " " ' 1 ' " " fc 1 . 1 j i , - ii iii VIII. XII VV I I . IVl I r2 1 I I I IV JM MW A V nUflTODDD Ol 1000 TVT" O-TO 1 Of .F II 1 ;t. ur ,4', dlt if-r. $ H I-; Vi K v T n A NEW 8IZLs ?F Ct)AI ABUUT lUlSi a -v iui vn iuiu fciuua eL Iicmemocr, - OSLYSIOOPEKTON. f".irripr Coals as cnep " irpwrnou u.nu ria w,.h,io -m hP mi-t all round, whlclirp- comp' Bf' J. A. SPKINO EH. ! I" - New Year Cards ! -Ball Programmes! Wedding Stationery ! Yirfr supply "on atest patterns or ahovr aiMl" I HOC llvv.. Call early an.l have choice of stock. .JACKSON & BELL. Holiday Presents.. LlU MS, t OUKJXK OASES, DUESSIXG A Work IJoxps, etc., etc.. also a complete cffn'fc or ijruv: auu tuciuitaw m Drug store, corner Fourtn and Nun srs. j prescriptions nnert day and nljth'. Th Cheapes- T 'fl E K EST PLACE AND TIIK CIIKArKSI ivintneciiy lonaveauKiiiusui ui "h . . . . . rr.TT ITT i,uit MCCARTNEY'S SHOP, on Market L,r.! nrth side, between second ana lniru. L-.l l.. " "'.. I- 1 I irps cneernuiy lurnisuu aim un uiwra -lvoa prorapi anennun. "-ountry sollcltetL Ordei-s from dec the tf "STOKLEY'S." , WE ARE NOW PRE pared to accommodate all who may call upon ns with the Finest Oysters : be hid on the Coast. We have made special preparations for tne season. Myrtle Grove, Middle and Stump Sound Oysters -ilways on hand. Served promptly and In any k-tyle desired. W. 11. STOKLEY, oct io tf wngrntsYuie. Severe Cases of Blood Poison. Thousands sufler from , blood poison, who Awid he cured if they gave B.J8. ...(Botanic Uood Balm) & trial. Send to the Blood Balm a, Atlanta, Ga., for book of wonderful cures, Hat convince the most skeptical. It Is sent ree. J. 0. Gibson, Meridian. Miss., writes: "For Uumber of years I suffered untold agonies pom blood poison. Several prominent physl- ians did me little If any good. I began to use p. B. B. with very little faith, tat, to my utter uprise, it has made me a well and hearty prson." Z. T. Hallerton. Macon. Ga.. writes: "I con hScted blood Dolson. I first tried nhvslclans pi then went to not SDrtnes. I returned xne a ruined man tihvjdcallr. Nothlner seem- d to do me any good. My mother persuaded io uy b. b. b. to my utter astonisnment i' wj uicer quickly healed." 1 Benj. .Morris. Atlanta. Ga.. writes: "I suffer- nrears from sv-nhlllt1r hlwl nntsnn whtfih to oe cured oy all treatment. nysi s pronounced It a hopeless case. I had no ?Ute. I had nains in hins and loints and tldneys were diseased. . My throat was crated and my breast a mass of running in una condition I commenced a use o: B. It healed everr ulcer and sore and me completely within two months." xc io im dtw H. CROUENBERG, THE PHOTOGRAPIIEK. GIVE HIM A THIAL! All Work Guaranteed. Pictures taken SlngleCor In Groups. Pt24tf CAUTION kl x mm, mm mj name ana voe price Pumped on the bottom of all my advertised rJore learlng the factory, which protect ' . VI M - . . . rices and Inferior roods. onslM shoes at a re- rVT.F, or mti he has 1 tbem without my name on tne bottom, put turn down as do -1 m a mm mii i.i ..y - W fU V THREAD to Hip' nr hand-aewed and WILL, KijT ffiEPJ8 SHOE, the original w'W w 8h- Equals cna W, r rsT? Jstlnr from SA t H ly.S 3JSO POLICE SHOE. them. Tacks W? ivr Best Ti72s?PB.!? nn lTS tSRSqH 2-2 WOK la the 2.25 .best In yyoKKiNG- lue world for SSrt1iPJ?0AS SHOE FORRhv'd (V. t i"01 ODoe In th wnrl.1 " imned :H. YONGLAHN. Wilmington Nt'Ct Gm.eodip expenses lbWl will The author of "Listen to the; Mockinp: Eird" doesn't have to lis ten any more. He made $100,000 by that one auditory effort. Chief Justice Fuller is in great de mand for Washington dinner par ties, the invitations averaging twoj for each evening of the week. The Dnrhain Plant, the only red headed newspaper in North Caro- 1 i n a has u bsorb ed tle Reporter. At the same time'tiiie JPlciiiZ van ces ir price of subscription to $5 ayear and it is cheap enough ac that. The Legislature meets next week and will probably take twice as much time to get through with the public business as if it met every year. There is no econoinv and not much sense in the clause of the Constitu tion providing for biennial sessions. m-- A Hindoo god was offered for sale in London. Its throne was at Delhi, and to it female pilgrims flocked for more than a thousand years. It ceased to be an object of worship about the year 1193. The divinity isofgold, incrusted with precious stones, and is set round with price less gems called "the nine charms." Mrs. Harrison has been in weekly correspondence with Mrs. Cleveland since the election with reference to many nojsenold anairs; which a woman Of Mrs. Harrison's domestic thoughtfulness'and care would deem important to know. It is said by those who seem to speak from knowledge of past changes of White House occupants, that more friend ly relationship with the outgoing and incoming iamilies never ex isted. - ' j The "rural press," that s, the pa pers published in the State outside of Raleisrh. are not supposed to be eligible for the public printing. This inesuiuabieDrIvIiefre Is con fined to the "metropolitan" papers. Still, it is possible that those out side of the charmed circle may be entitled to an opinion in the matter and it is reasonable to suppose that thev mav have a reason for the faith that is in them. At all events, we have an 1 opinion in the matter and that opinion is that the public printing should be given to the Raleigh News and Observer. We say this yithout any prejudice to Mr. Daniels and his excellent paper, but the Chronicle is a weekly and I the Neiv8 and Observer is a daily,and it is the interest of the Democratic party to uphold the News and Ob - omioM Vina Vrin tli hrnnf. rf the fight for .many years past and has never been found wanting.- It is the recognized organ of the party at tho Capitol. It is a good paper, not perhaps as good as it might be, but' the public patronasre would lustifv it in enlanriner its scope and W mf making many improvements which would ultimately redound to the benefit of the party in this State. The News and Obsener needs the oatronarre. it is entitled to it and it should have it. a. . m local 3sre"Krs- indkx to Nkw Advertisements J J IIedeick Suitings MC2Us Bros Pharmacists K M McIntike Many Thanks F C Miixeb Holiday Presents Howell & Ctjjiming Mattressss M M Katz Grand Clearing Sale. Ukinsbkrger -New Yjy Greetings' W E Sprtnger & CdFor the Holidays Opera House The MUllonaire Minstrels Geo ll French &SoxsTatent Leather Tips , . , The last day of the year. Good- m a a - Dye, oici atyatei This is the first. rain we have had in three weeks. 1 The Daily Review will not be published again this year. ic aIospH i Il X 1 -TKA UVV aIAWW.aJi u vav--. I I and there are no market reports to- j' i Mr. A. F. Lucas 9 left here to dav on a business trip up Pn na t-iiu v.'ua araaaa. s Cent ral. All kinds of School Books and be bough School Supplies can cheapest at Heinshr$rMV Portable hre-nlace urates. Just 1 The grand total of the of New York city for amount to $33,034,309. . - oy tne IN .Jacobi Hdw. uo. Tf .-mn. ! I - - to Heinsbefger's. He has a large he thing for our climate. Are soldjoniv ht nartial and will not be no-P8 assortment from. of Mouldings to select f Keep yeur blood pore and you will uye riieumatism iiooa s ear- thejwhole system. , Indications. i For North Carolina, rain and sta tionary temperature, followed Tues i day by colder weather. - i ; The Qermania Cornet Band wil Raleigh to attend the inauguration ot Gov. Fowle. We have knives for your boys and scissors for your girls. What wi please them more for presents? N .rfceobi Hard ware Co. t Do you use loaded shells? You win nna tnai tuey win save you time, trouble and expense. For sale by the N. Jacobi Hardware Co. t ine marKets couia oe improved upon. There has been no choice beef here in a week and it would seem that the turkeys were all gob bled up for Christmas. Uncle Remus has wisely declared that "mules don't kick cordinto no rule," and "that colds have no svs- teiuatic way of takinjr hold of a persen." The only safe cure, when they do, is a bottle of ; Dr. Bull' Cough Syrup. uapt wasnmgton isiggs, wno is engaged with a train and a large force of hands in filling up the for midable Santee trestle,on the North Eastern R. R., was here on Satur day. . We will "receive" to-morrow. We will receive all of the new subscrip lions ami new advertisements, and new money and old money that may be handed in. Yes, we wil "receive" to-morrow. One of the Review staff had a tine turkey gobbler stolen from him on Saturday night. He was a fine bird, he was, and his owner had been carefully stuffing him for weeks past with a view to a big New Year's dinner. Silver-plated knives, forks,spoons, and child's sets, -car vingr knives and forks. Make your friends happy by making: useful presents. A nice line of the above is offered by the N. Jacobi Hdw. Co. t Weather or no weather this sorry old year is to be danced out to-night and tho'tiny fledging dub bed '89 is to be welcomed on the last stroke of 12. This will take place at German ia Hall, where Germania Lodge No. 4, K. of P. will do the honors of the occasion It will be a delightful affair; and there is no doubt of that. A New Enterprise Tlie Fanner and the Hog Kaiser WiU Rejoice. Mr. J, M. Forshee, of this city, will commence to-morrow the man ufacture of a hog cholera remedy which has been tried in a great many cases and has never yet been known to fail, it having cured in every instance, lie win furnish a free sample to any one who will ap piy ior it ana win agree to give it a fair trial and report results. In the interest of the farmer we ask that our exchanges mention this through their columns, as if it is what it is claimed to be it will certainly prove a blessing to the Southern farmers, many of whom, we hear, do not try to raise hogs now, for fear of the cholera,but keep their smoke houses in Cincinnati and Chicago. The new remedy will be known as "For- shee's Diamond G Hog Cholera Rem edy." To-Morrow'g Eclipse. We will not be in the line of the totality of the eclipse of the sun to morrow but a part of it. It will be gin about 4:80 p. m., the sun setting eclipsed. Astronomers all over the country are making arrangements .l.V. , - - nmrilAtA Ahoaiitrnf innc Tho eclipse win De aueiotne passage oi the m00n between the earth and the sun, thus cuttine off the sun's lierht temporarily in those parts of &. - . . . - 1 11 the earth where tne snadows snail I fall. The shadows will move in a - . . straight path 100 miles wide througn Pans Ol ViliUuruiA, iiuauu, tvt, Utah and other Western States and Territories. At all points lying within this path the sun will be completely obscured from view for two minutes. In nearly all other n .nf t Mlin-will UUI 13 Ul vuu.sv. T I , v a j ticeable east of aline drawn through ! - . - t -r r t. iKipnil"inrT. IN. X.. aid isew xoriv city Hnee our view of it here will be limited, as tne sup win set swu after the eclipse h,as beg.un. I I Mrv Jho. r'P." GarrelL we are sorry to learn, is quite sick and confined to the becL" We sincerely trust that it may, not prove a serious sickness. We are very sorry to learn of the ' serious illness of Mr. CS. D. . Wallace, Cashier of the Bank of. New Han over,' who has been confined to the bed, for some days past. ' We hope to bear to-morrow -that he has' im proved- " : ' special Train To-Morrow. - rne oeacoastatoad will have ai train to morrow leaving" Wilming ? : ton at 10 a. m., and returning, leave the Sound at 1:30 p. m. This will be a good train to take to go to the bound and spend a ouiet day or forenoon. City Court. There was a large crowd assem bled at the City Court this morning and the following cases weredispos- ed of : Simon lirown, affray, bound overj to the next term of Criminal Court in the sum of $50. Jno Gilmore, disorderly conduct. discharged. Robt Morriss, disorderly conduct, $10 and costs or 20 days. ooacuaii jenKins, disoraeriy con duct, $20 or 30 days. Ed Artis, disorderly conduct, $10 or 20 days in a close cell. Robert Wade, disorderly conduct, $5 or will be released on condition that his mother gives him a good thrashing. erdie MciMeal and uzar uamoun, larceny, case continued. Fatal Results of a Querrel. John Weston, a sailor hailing from Glasgow, Scotland! died at the hos- pital yesterday, it is thought from injuries receiyed in a difficulty on Saturday, the 22d inst, with Charles D. Wessell, the proprietor of a gro cery and liquor store at the corner of Mulberry andNorth Water streets. it is said that Weston tooK up a small lamp to throw at Wessell and tnat tne latter strucK vvestou on the head;'witl) a hatchet," inflicting injuries which have resulted in his death. Weston was removed to the hospital and the affair was somehow Kept so quiet tnat the newspapers did not get hold of it. " Weston, it is said, made an ante-mortem state ment incriminating: Wessell, who was arrested and placed in jail to await the action of the Coroner's iury.. This jury had not reported up to the hour of our going to press and now presumably await the re sult of a post mortem examination by physicians, which has been progress to-day. Thatcher, Primrose & West. As we have previously stated, Thatcher, Primrose & West will hold the boards at the. Opera House on Wednesday night. Everybody knows or ousrht to kno w -that this show is first-class in every respect. Their reputation is national. There is no feature of the entertainment that can be objected to by the most fas tidious. The Philadelphia Mercury says: "' ' '- . " One of the most popular features of Thatcher, Primrose & West's Minstrels at the Grand Opera House will be the reappearance of the fa mous ana inunitaoie entertainer, George Thatcher. Mr. Thatcher's first minstrel home was at the Arch Street Theatre, where he himself was an immense favorite and the minstrel company: that bore his name a long-lasting attraction. In the amusement year in Philadel phia there is no one whose return is more heartily welcome than George Thatcher, who, with Primrose and West, has the greatest minstrel company that has ever been organ ized'in America. It will prove a highly '. popular and varied attrac tion at the Grand Opera this week. The company numbers over sixty performers, and everything is new this season. The company carries new scenery, new costumes and a budget of new jokes. A novel fea ture of this season is the Shakes -pearean "first part," in which all he members of the company are richly and correctly attired to - rep resent leading characters of Shakes pearean drama. " . -' . ." " i Rock Crystal Spectacles and Eyeglasses Advice to old and young: In se ecting spectacles you should be can- tious not to take more magnifying vomer than has been lost to tne eye as in the same proportion tnat you tnat point ot increase, win cause - ... you turtner uijury ro tne eye. using ; irriasjM nr KTroiii'fr iiower lumu is lie-. & " -xz :-- . . icesaary is the daily cause of prenia- ,r - . - -uonaane tub uaiiic ;ui5vijcw ana souac the best at elsberser's, , L.newisuhscriDers. tt NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. MY, HOLIDAY TRADE HAS BEEN SAY BETTER THAN ANY revious i . I therefore desire" to extend, -And aHo wish them alia- HAPPY MEW YEAR. Very Respectfully, ; . Rm Twl TJclntiro, NORTH FRONT STREET. dec 31 Laid to Rest. The remains of the lamented Capt. George Sloan werelaid away to rest yesterday afternoon in ! Oakdale Cemetery. The funeral took place from the First Baptist Church, Rev. Dr,Pritchard officiating. The pall bearers were Messrs.' Geo. W. Wil liams, Jno. D. Woody, Owen Fen nell, Wm. Larkins, J. W. Monroe, Josiah Merritt, H. M. Bishop and .las. H. Taylor. - . While Walking on the Track. - A colored man by the name of John Smith, about 21 years of age, who is employed on one of Mr. Gause's lighters, was walking on the freight track near the ice factory this forenoon, when he was struck by an engine and knocked off. His head hit the corner of a crosstie as he fell and a pfetty severe contusion is the result. He was sent to the Hospital where he is now under treatment. - The SeacoastR.K. At a meeting of the Board of Di rectors of the Wilmington Seacoast R. R., held last Saturday, Mr. Wni. dered his resignation, which at his earnest request was accepted. Col. Ed. S. Latimer was thereupon ap pointed to the vaconcy. Mr. Latimer has made an excel lent official and' his retirement will be learned of with regret. He stated, in tendering his resignation, that the road had passed through the most critical period of its existence; that he had remained at the helm as long as he saw doubts and difficul ties ahead but now that it had sur mounted all ot these and was in such an excellent condition, financially and materially, and on a solid pay. ing basis, with no longer any doubts of its success, he thought that in justice to himself lie should retire from the presidency and devote more time to his own private af fairs. The Seacoast road is indeed in I good trim. It has been managed rb7 fore it next Summer. It is as pretty a piece of railroad as there is in the country and we learn that the Jan uary coupons on its bonds have all ready baen ordered paid. THE MAILS. rhe malls close and arrive at the City Post office as follows: ' . . CLOSE. Northern through malls, f ast. v. .. . .11.00 P. M Northern through and way malls... 8.00 A. M N. O. and A. & N. C. Railroads and routes supplied therefrom 8.00 A. M. Balelerh & irayettev?e. 8.00 A. L Southern way malls. . 2.00 P. M. Southern through malls.. . . . .... 9.15 P. M. DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY. . Western malls (C. C. Railway)...... LOO F. M Caoe Fear & Y V R R and points sup plied, tnererrom i.uu r, Kaieign & uamiet it. ic ana points supplied tnererrom . i.uu . m. Smith vllle i L30 P. M. Wrlghts1Ue 8.00 A. M. Clinton, special. ..... .... ............ 3.15 P. M Specials for Maxton, Wadesooro. Aionroe ana unariotte ...... ...... 5.45 if. m. MONDAYS AND FRIDAYS. Onslow C. H. and intermediate oJH- --' ces , 6.00 A. M. TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS. Little River, S. C, and Intermediate Offices....... 6.00A.M. Cape Fear River mall LOO P. M. OPEN FOR DELIVERY. Northern and way maiLs 8.30 P.M. Northern through mall, late......... 1L00 P. M. southern through malls............. 6.30 A. M. Southern waymalls. ...... .......... 9.30 A. 31. Carolina Central K. K. 2UJ0 P. M. Malls collected from street boxes lnbuslness portion of city at 5 A. M., 12.00 M. and 4.45 P. M an from other points of the City at 5 A. M. and 4 P.M. CJenerai denvery open from 6.30 A. M. to 7.00 P. 31., and on Sundays from 9.00 to 10.00 A. M. Carrier's delivery open on Sunday from 9.30 tO 1U.OU A. M. ! Money Order and Register Department open rrom s a. si. to a v. 31., continuous, stamp Office open from 8.00 A. M. to 5 P. M stamps on sale at general delivery C-30 A.M to 10 A. M. and 1 to M. Notice. yurjf. w. A.' McGftWAN will collect suhscrlp. j 1 !". N E7 A D V E RTIO CZ1 DITT3 UN USUiCtLY GOOD, AND LLTAY rbeasoii;;- mylhearty thanks to my raahy !9 OPERA HOUGE. ONE NIGHT ONLY, Wednesday Jan 2d, 1889 THATCHER, PRIMROSE & WEST, THE MILLIONAIRE MIXSTBELS, -; surpassing all previous eflorts. itescrved seats on sale at neinsriwr's Xfrtn day morning. , ; dec313t , Keindibergei 1 LIVE BOOK &MUSICST0RE Sends few-Tear Greetings - rjO ALL, YOUNG AND OLD, LAKGE AND- Small, in Town and country, who have given . us their trade, not only in the Christmas Week, hut during the whole of last year,: which has been large, anq for" which we are " very thankfuL : ' , . : We offer Fresh ; Inducements for I889in Books, Pianos, Organs, Novelties in Fancy Goods, &c, &c. " I HEINSBERGER'S. LIVE B0K AND MUSIC STORE. . ' dec 31 - ' Grand Clearing Sale M.M., Eats' CASH HOUSE.- Stupendous Keducttons tn all . Departments. Remnant Hress Goods 1 worth from 25c to 50c per yard for 15c Double wjdihbress Flannels r-and Dobegesj worth 35c and 40c for 19c per yard. Extra Quality Habet Cloths 54-lnches width, reduced from ooc toW . per yard. " ' rieo. ONE LOT EMBROIDERIES, worth from to 10c for 4c per yard. ' c ONE LOT EMBROIDERIEir, Worth trom 12 to l5cfor8cperyarcL " . ', '. ONE LOT EMBROIDERIES, worth from 15c to 20c for 10c per yard. ' " A cordial Invitation extended to all ' to in spect the numerous bargains displayed on our counters. " ' I.I.Iai? . . C ASH HOUSE. 116 Market-Ci., WILMINGTON, N. C, dec 17