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W ILINGTON, N. C., MONDAY, JANUARY 7, 1889,
NO 6.
all failures to receive their, paper regularly.
Ml
I ) p,u r
rr 1 tttt
VaToal,4: a Ton
fplllS IS A NEW SIZE OF CO A L. A m u i
I as larjw as Peanuts and for certain fcinLs
f,r strives having: strong drafts it is a rory
cii-P i"01- Remember,
ONLY 4.W I'KIt TON. .
bv -v 4 stn .1 I
Ali O' her coal as rnei m m"hmiuu
-,in;MiMoa will bo met ail round, uhi -h re-
.i ".!,)" J. A. SPRINGER. .
Did You Know That'
(Jiiimiinie d'liv l,lew
Ii
KK AM & LLKS
Rgnirns & Seserttam,
-ppo-LInh Ylic? .
Well, it 'Is certainly so? ndj"Evoner,', too !
For rli Holfdtyv
A Large auljWell-Selected Stock of
Breech and Muzz'-e ffnns,
I I FI.KS AND SPORTSMAN'S SUPPLIES
tt Every Description.
W. E. SPRINGER &.VO.,
(too ir.tr It Front St.. Wilmington; N. C.
Thr Cheapest
2IIKI:EST PLACE AND THE CHEAPEST
pin p minority to have all kinds of TIN WORK
dun'' is ;it MCCARTNEY'S SHOP, on Market
sirr-i'!. North side; between Second and Third.
Eviaiaies oneerruiiy iurnisn3Q anu an oruers
jironipi luienuon. tmicrs irora iuc
country soilclien. . aec , .i
"STOKLEY'S
WE ARE NOW TRE-
pared to accommodate
all who may call upon us with the
Finest Oysters
to be nui on the Coast. We have msde special
pifparations ior me season.
Myrtle Grove, Middle and
Stump Sound Oysters
aitfays on hand." Served promptly and in any
srvl.Mifslred. W. H. STOKLEY-,
( t io tf. ' Wrightsvllle.
severe Casos of Blood Poison.
'i in.ii.iands sutler from blood poison,- who
vn.uM i '-cured if they gave B. B. B.; (Botanic
Mood I'ulm) atrial. Send to tjie Blood Balm
.,;ii.iiita, Oa,, for book- of Wonderful cures,
that -V-Miivince the most skeptical. It is sent
rir. ... ,
i. , ciuson. Meridian, Miss., writes: "For
a i.tuubor of years I suffered untold agonies
rrom bloo.i poison. ; Several pi-omlnent physi
cians ctii me little If any good. I began to use-
H. it. li. with very liftle faith, but. to my utteri
surprisf-, it has made me a wen ana nearty
I)nrson.'"
. t. Haiierton, Macon, ia., writes: "I con
tr.i..tti blood poison. I first tried physicians,
ant then went to Hot Springs. 1 returned
home a ruined man physically. Nothing seem
Ttl to do me any good. My mother persuaded
me to try B. B. B.. To my utter astonishment
every u leer quickly healed."
Henj. Morris, Atlanta, Ga., writes: I suffer
' (l yeai-s from syphilitic blood poison which
reiusefi to be cured by all treatment. Physi
cians pronounced it a hopeless case. I had no
iDletue, I had pains In hips and joints and
&'y kidneys were diseased." My throat was
uli t r.ited and my breast a mass of running
sons, in this condition I commenced a use of
h. . K. li healed every ulcer and sore and
nirod me completely within two months."
lee 10 lm d&w .
II. CRONENBERG,
THE PHOTOGKAPHKK.
GIVrE HIM A TRIAL !
All WorK Guaranteed,
ricturcs taken SlngleCor;in Groups.
sept 21 tf ...'"'
CAUTION
Beware of Fraud, as my name and the price
we stamped on the bottom of all my advertised
sWa before leaving the - factory, which protect
th wearers against high prices and Inferior goods.
It a dealer offers WTjU. Donxlas shoes at & re-
price, or
"hi prloe stam
on the bottom, put bim down as
QV
rraua.
$3 S(r30El GENTXElIEJf.
, The only calf S3 SEA3TL"ESS Shoe smooth
Mle. TACKS or VAX THREAD to
4 ouly uaod-sewed welt $4 (shoe. KjuaU cus-lom-made
shoes cofetinar from $6 to $9.
W. L. DOUGLAS 8360 POLICE SHOE.
Kiiroad Men and Letter Carriers all wear them.
moth inside as a Hand-Sewed Shoe. No Tacks
Of -V ax Thread to hurt the feet.
.".L.DOUGLAS 82.50 SHOE Is unexcelled
for J.e-.vy war. Best Calf S!oe for h2 vri:. -
: to the V-ttriq'.jor
t H..HmUWJSiUUU i!alW iiUk-
,SUlftf-v. , I .'"I
iS.,L'. dougAs 81.75 YOUTH'S School i
jt shuts in the world. ' . '!
to wear ine :
!iia
.' maae in Congress, Button and Lace, it no 1
wtfA'T70UT dealer, write W. X. BOUQLASi ;
?OCKTON. MASS.
nockToxTiissi
Ut-.Ar-JiiVGi'Aa
i0Kn wearrrif. nit
f ff. VONQLAHN,
Wilmington, N. c
wis :
.LOCAL 3ST3ST7CrS.
I NOEX TO N W ADVERTISEMENTS
Munds Bros Pharmacists
con R Through Sleepers
It C Orreli. Livery Stablts
R M McIxtJhe Many Thanks
Hkinsbergeu Diaries for 1858
W.k W.'K. It Dividend Notice.
Howkli. & CU3fMixG--Mattressss .
M M Katz Grand Clearing sale.
J J IIedrick Special Inducements
F C Miller Drugs and Chemicals
If. U. Dux & Co. Mercantile Agency.
Geo It French & Soxs Extraordinary
W E Springer & Co For the Holidays
Croxly & Morris Furniture at auction.
-
Turner's Almanac says that it will
be '"fair and frosty"' to-morrow..
A pleasant day, and .good congre
gations in all of the city churches
yesterday. -
The N. Jacobi Hdw. Co. still lead
in the sale of the best and cheapest
heating and cooking stoves. t
Portable fire-place grates. Just
lie thing for our climate.': Are sold
bv the-N. Jficobi Hdw. Co. t
Thanks to Col. W. P. Canaday,
.Serceant-at Anus of the tL, S'. Sen
ate, for valuable public documents.
Hood's Sarsaparilla cures catarrh
by expelling impurity from the blood
which is the cause of the cofnplaint.
Give it a trial.
. If you want a picture . framed po
to Heinsbei-Kers. He has a large
assortinent of Mouldings to select
from. ' t
The Board of Aldermen, the Board
of Audit and Finance and the Board
of County Commissioners all meet
this afternoon. .
We have knives for your boys and
scissors for your girls. What wil
please them more for presents? N
Jt?eobi Hardware Co. . ''."'
. Iiotta isto play in Raleigh this
week. So is JCora Van Tassel. So
far as we kfiow there Is no amuse
ment for us here this week.
o you use loaded shells? You
will find that tliey will save you
time, trouble and expense. For sale
by tlie f. Jacobi Hardware Co. t
Only one case before tlrft Mayor
this morning, and that was a trifling
one. FouY tramps were hauled up
and ordered out of the city in
stant.er. A general assortment of house
hold furniture will be sold to-morrow,
at 11 o'clock, at 219 Market
street, by Messrs. Cronly & Morris,
auctioneers.
Three companies are booked for
the Opera House next week and of
these we hope we may get at least
two. Oliver Doud Byron is on for
Monday night: ,
Maj. Jno. W. Dunham being still
sick and unable to perform his duties
as Clerk of the Criminal Court, Mr.,
W. K. French was sworn in as his
deputy to-day.
The Directors of the Wilmington
& Weldon Railroad have declared a
dividend of four per cent, on the
capital stock of the Company, pay
able on and after January 15th.
Silver-plated knives, forks,spoons,
and child's sets, carving knives and
forks. Make your friends happy by
makinr useful presents. A nice line,i
of the above is offered by the N.
Jacobi Hdw. Co. t
The congregation of bt. Stephen's
A. M. & Church will give a concert
to-morrow (Wednesday) night at
Ruth Hall, corner Seventh and Nan
streets, consisting of music, tab
leaux,scenes, dramatic dialogues,&3.
The colored fire ( companies, three
in number, appeared on the streets
)a is afternoon in full uniform, but
without their apparatus, fqc the
qsual monthly parade. jThey were
preceded by a full brass band and
made very fine appearance.
Thepe is a claqga qf schedule on.
the W. & W. Railroad 4nd on the
W. C. & A. RaUroad an they wilj
bqth be fQund. intliisisstie. There are
four trains now on thest? roads, each
waj daily, besides the vestibule
train, which passes North and South
three times in the week.
A
meeting
or thV'Cohfeclerat
pensioners r-w HMiover county
- :rA U.AUrrA nevi at 2 P
. . - . ......
m in the court .-i;6o in at "the tity
.. .. - ."'..'
Hall, to appoint delegates to thji
tieiegates to
. ' . r" ? - r
ConventipftTfrf trMV Carolina pei.
. - .! . ..kit- .
sioners, wnicn win meet in uaieign
on'the 22d mst.
Indication., .-
For North Carolina, fair weather
and nearly stationary temperature.
Salvation Oil, the celebrated
American remedy, is guaranteed, to
cure rheumatism, sore throat; swel
lings, bruises, burns, and frost bites.
Price only twehtyrfive cants a bot
tle. " The Week of Prayer. .
j Tuesday, January 8. The Holy
Spirit Offices Johnv 1& 7-15; Joel,
j2-23. Gifts I. Corinthians, 12: 7-11.
j Fruits (ialatians, o: 22.23. Example
Acts, .19:1-0; Luke, 24: 49; Acts,
1: 14; 2: t-4. Services at Fifth Street
M. E. Church, conducted by Rev4 G.
M. Tolson.
Branch of Dini'a'Agehcy.
The mercantile agency of R. G.
Dun& Co., of Baltimore,, have open
ed a branch office in this city, at No.
220 Market street, South side, near
Third, and Mr. Win. H. Forrester, a
very courteous gentleman, has been
placed in charge. Terms of sub
scription and all necessary particu
lars will be made known1 on applica
tion,to Mr. Forrester..
Interred in Oakdale.
The remains of Mr; HermanHintze
were not interred at Jacksonville,
as we stated on Saturday, but were
brought here tind . were yesterday
laid to rest in Oakdale. Mr. W. H.
Gerken, formerly ot this city, but for
some years past a resident of Jack
sonville,, where he has remained,
during the entire yellow fever epi
demic, accompanied Mr. Hintze's
remains to this city.
j
Decidedly Seasonable.
Capt. Styron, of the . schooner
Samuel, while boarding his vessel
this morning at Messrs. Hall & Pear
sall's whar?, lost his footing and fell
overboard. The Captain was car
rying fin arm full of vegetables,
which went over with him.. When
he came, up, tov the surprise of the
bystanders, he coolly began collect
ing the floating turnips, ;t &e., ".with
one hand and grasping a line which
had been thrown with the other,
pulled himself out on the wharf
again. Going aboard he soon donned
dry elothes and appeared none the
worse for his cool plunge.
To Work on the Kiver.
Capt. J. H. Williams and . Mr. JjI
M. Hewlett, ' Engineer, will leave
here to-night for Elizabeth Cit
where they will take- charge of the
steam tug Stetson and dredge, be
longing to the Atlas Dredging Com
pany. They will take the boat to
Norfolk, through the Dismal Swamp
Canal, where some necessary repairs
will be made . to her.
As soon as
probably in
these are completed,
three weeks' time, the tug will re.
turn to Elizabeth City and take the
dredge in tow and bring her to this
city where she will be used in work
i '
on the lower Cape Fear, under, the
Atlas Company's contract withthe
government. .
The Handsomest Yet.
Peach-blow cheeks and rosy lips,
deep blue eyes and curly auourn
hair are possessed bv the lovely girl
whose face adorns Hood's Sarsapa
rilla Calendar for '$9. She wears a
dainty bonnet, and the head Is "cut
chit" so as to look quite realistic.
Hood's Calendar is easily the best of
its kind-apd like the- SarsapariUa it
represents, js ft good tiling "to have
in the house. The pad harmonizes
with the exquisite array of color
4-bove, while the dates are. easily
read. Hood's Calendar may be ob
tained of your druggist or hy send:
tng 6 cents in stamps to 0. I. Hop
Sz Co., JjoweMi Mass.
Ce Fear C)ul),
The annual meeting of the Cape
Fear Club for election of officers,
was held on Saturday night at the
Club ' house. The following were;
chosen, yij:
BfesidentE:. a. Martm.
Vioe Presujent T. Y, Meares.
qppfiritendeht-yC. B. Mallett.
Seeretftry and Treasurer J ho. W,
Holies.
Governing Committee T: W.
Meares, C. B. MaIlett,;jno.AV.Bc.Uf.iil
Duval French. ' ' -
1 'j'he ammnt 'report of the retiring
President, Mr.'.' Win. Latimer, and.
the secretaryaud treasurer, Mr. J.
of the clqh taring Ihe past year.
P. MuatlS. Wfe rertl nod aP 'TOViAt tft ivHnri; k i,l TaeWlavJan Unr ana Sale Stables,
tee for the admirable nianner m iUintM of School boom .anaiananlteftoesilTej.an required.
.v,Al, fiii; inducted thetmn4 School Supplies can b.r. bougj? i Permanent position and oodary i
Dr. James F. Shober, a colored
physician who has been practicing : siiobek. At hii late residence. Xo. 713
medicine sitnnnfr the enlnred rtM- Princess street, after a long and painful 1L
meuicine among tne. oioreti peo nesSi james.f, shobkkT i., aged 84
pie here, and one of the most: years. - - .. .
i I (Notice of hour and place where burial ser-
prominent men of his race in rices will he. held wil appear in to-morroAv
this city, died at his residence on ; morning's Messenger.) . ;t - ?- ,
Princess street yesterday afternoou, j . NKW AOVEUTISICMKNTS
after a long and painful illness, aged I :! - :
34 years. , j Household Furniture at Auction.
Col. Burr's Lecture.
The lecture which Col. Burr is to r
deliver at the Opera House on Wed- !
nesdav nio-ht will he iven iindei.l'N.?SDAY NETv 1XST.,:AT: 11
the auspices of some of our most re
spected citizens and it is at their so
licttaiou that it will be delivered."
Col. Burr has long ranked as one of
the very few historiographers of the
Cape Fear and more or less of his
entire life has been devoted to the
records of our past. 'It has always
been a subject near his heart and of
late years his mind has become a
wonderful storehouse of old scenes
and incidents peculiar to this sec
tion and people. It will be a vvon
derfully interesting and instructive
paper and should be heard by all
who love the tradition of their
fathers. It will be delivered at the
Opera House on Wednesday night
"and tickets may. be had of either
Dr. A. J. DeRosset or Col. E.D.Hail.
Criminal Court.
The January term of-Criminal
Court for New Hauover County met
at the CJourt House in this,' city to
day, His Honor Judge Meares, pre
siding. The following were chosen
as a grand jury for th6 term:
I. T. Alderman, foreman: George
Zeigler, C. E. Wood, J. C. Bowden,
J. F. Wool vi n, J. Ward, M. S.
Hewlett,.Qhas. Craig, T E. Davis,
A. S. Skipper, C. H. Schtilken; A.
J. Johnson.
The following cases were disposed
of, to-day:
State vs. "Daniel Lee, assault with
a deadly weapon. Judgment sus
pended upon payment of costs.
Emanual Silva and O. B. Watson,
affra,', defendants submit. Judg
ment suspended upon payment of
costs.
State vs. Jno. Guyer and Simon
Brown, affray. DefendAnts submit.
Judgment suspended on payment of
costs. I
State vs. Wm. Daniels, cruelty to
animals. Defendant submits. Judg
ment suspendedon payment of costs.
State vs. 2fick Carr,- assault with
a deadly weapon. Defendant sub
mits. Judgment suspended on pay
ment of costs. ;
State vs. Ida Williams, assault
and battery. Defendant submits.
Judgment suspended on payment of
costs. :
State vs. Frederick Hall, assault
and battery. Defendant submits.
Judgment suspended on payment of
costs.
i State vs.' Henry Payne and Son
Loftin, assault ith a deadly' vveapi
on. Defendants submit. Judgment
suspended on payment of costs.
I TAKE IT IN TIME. '
"For want of a hail, a shoe was
lost; for want of a shoe, a horse was
lost; for want of a horse,;a rider wasj
lost." Never neglect small things!)
The first signs or pneumonia and
consumption can positively he check
ed by Dr. Acker's English Remedy
for Consumption. Munds Brothers
druggists. . '
j ion Wstirict,
MethodistE. Church South, first
round of Quarterly Meetings: (
Grace Church, Dec. 15 and 16.
South port, Dec. 22 and 23.
Fifth Street, Dec. 29 and 30. '
Bladen Street, Dec. 3$ a.nd SO,
Scott's ?,nd HewPtiver. Mission,
t; Rqaky Point, Jan, 5 and 0, 1889,
WhiteviUe, CerroGordo, Jftn 19and
13- . " .
Ca.rveri'a Orek, Wayman, Jan. 19
and SO.
Filizabethj-Elizabethtown, Jan. 26
and 27.
Cokesbury. Bethany, Feb., y and 3
Samixson. Bethel. Feb. 9 and 10. '
Ptedeh, Bethlehem, Feb. 16 and 17
OHuton, Keener's Chapel, Feb. 234J?- D. Bellamy, Jr., where businass'wiU her
and 94.
Kenansville, Wesley Chapel, M'oh
2 arid 3.
Onslow, Tabernacle, March 6.
Magnolia, Provjklence, March 9
and 10. . x
l Brunswick, Conc,ar.tV March 16
and 1" - ' 1
BrOhswick": Mission, Andrew's
Chapel,' March 19. .
Waccamaw, Bethesda, March 20.
The District Stewards xra rriUjet-
ed to meet at tha le.ct ure room of
! , - " . j .
cheapest at Hcinsbrfferv
riKi.
M, CBONLlf, A uct'r.
BY CROXLY & MORBIS.
clock a. m.. we will sell at 219 Market
Street a general assortment of nousehold Fur
niture, sale positive. . jan6lt
Special AnnouriCeiiieiit
The nicrciitrlle Aeency,
R-2 g. buia & co.,
No. 22Q So. Market St,
YTLTE HAVE' OPENED A BRAXCn OFFICE J
il in biiis cuy at auove iocauon. wnerewe
are fully prepared to answer all inquiries of
our patrons lji relation to the standing of their
customers throughout the United States and
Canadas, The Banking:, Jobbing and Manu
facturing interests of this City ank state are
Invited to test our ability to serve them. Terms
of subscription &c. made known tjpdri applica
tion at our office; - Jan.7 2w
WILMINGTON & WELDON R. R. CO-
OFFICE OF SECRETARY- & TREASURER f
, WILMINGTON, N. a v Jan. 1st, 1880.
, vsr . - - - ' . .y
A dividend of four (4 per cent, on the capi
tal stock of the Wilmington & Weldon Rail
road Company has been declared by the Di
rectors, payable on and after January, 15th;
1889. to all stockholders of record on the books
of the company of this date The ! transfer
books will 8tand closed from January 1st to
January 15th inclusive. j
. . JAS. F. POSTt Jn..
janllw See'y and Treasurer,
Drugs and Chemicalp,
rjlOILET ARTICLES, PATENT.MEDICINES,
Shoulder Braces, Trusses, etc.,' etc.
Also Prescriptions filled day or night at '
I F. C. MILLER'S,
Drugstore.
jan4 Corner Fourth and Nun Sts;,v
Give us a Show
A NO WE WILL SELL YOU DRjGS AND
Fancy Articles at Lowest Figures.
We will
prepare your Pi
rescrintions day or nicht.
MUNDS BROTHERS, Druggists, '
104 N. Front St.
. I , , -,
jan4tf
StockholdersV Meeting
rIIE ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCKIIOi.D-
ers of the First National Bank of Wilmington
for the election of Directors will be held at
their Banking House on Tuesday, the 8th of
January next, at 11 o'clock a. m.
dec 9 jan i, ; n. M. BQWDEN, Cashier
Carolina Central H E. Go.
j . - -
QN AND AFTER TUESDAY, 8TH INST.,
Through Sleeping Cars will run between Wil-
- v. i
mington and Raleigh, in Trains 51 and .54.
Leaving Wilmington at 7.00 O'clock p. in., ar
riving at 8:20 a. nu V
L. c. JONES, superintendent. '
F. W. CLARK, Gen'l Pass. Agt. jan 44t
Diaries for 1889.
LARGE ASSORTMENT
For Sale Cheap at
Heinsberger's
Turner's Almanacs
granson's Almanacs,
Miller Almanacs, '
Blum's Almanaic,
ALL FOR 1889!
i Wholesale and retail cheap at
HEINSBERGER'S.
LIVE BOOK AND MUSIC STORE,
jan 4 ' '
Removed.
- ' - : . j" ' .
Trast Cpj
trian
barings
0""
TTAVE REMOVED TO NO. 108 PRINCESS
JLa:
street, the office repntir iwMin-! hv Mr
octltf Cashier.
R. Orrell9
ZIAN fit ILL BE FOUND AT CORNER OF
Third and, Princess, where he wiy give prompt,
attentioiito business (
Horses ar Vehicles . tor hire and horses
Vprdedat low rates by the day, week, or!
mAnth Wfli f re hnl ti nUauk .
1 tm have. y fine Hearse for iunera) oc-
T. . li
casiorw
LOCJC BOX liSST
N KW A PVEKTISEfllENTg.
I Spfcfali Inducements ;
rpo INCREASE' TRADE. THE BALANCE
of our stock of WINTER ' DRESS GOODS at"
actual cost. jo. J. IIEDWCK.
Clearing Out Sale
T INTER rNDERCLOTfflNO. FOR GEN-
p"1"-.11 ouiu nuuuui reparu io coSft '1
Unlaundried Shirts at 59c, 73c and the. .besr
Shirt made at f LOO. JNO. J. IIEDRICK.
. : O ; - .
Special Bargains -
TN WI1ITR Rfinns .l.rTfj it a t ittt tttj
- auwivUimulT
and IIANDKERCnTKFS nmv meonii
)- 7 , T
I; ? ' JNO. J. HEDRICKl
. Attractive,.
QUR STOCK OF TABLE LINENS, NAPK INS
and DOYLES, FRINGED TABLE CLOTI1S and
NAPKINS, in sets very cheap. . ' v :
Jan 2 tf ' . JNO. 3. IIEDRICK,
Eiilll
OFFERED TO ALL
? INDEED OF
WINTER SHOES
TO CLOSE OUT OUR
; I .. - ' -'v- . 'y-y yy'r-:")
Winter Stock,! ?
;'-.-(. - r .;:.
Geo. K. French & Sons. -
jan 3 tf lOH North Front St.
Grand Clearing Sale
AT
M. M. Katz
CASH HOUSE.
-o-
Stupudous Keductions in all
Xepartnientsl .
Remnant Dress Goods 1
worth from 25c to 50c per yard lor 15c
uouDiewiamuress tjanneift:
and Dobegesi
worth? 35e and 406 foV 19c per yard.
-o-
Extra Quality. Habet Cloths,
34-lnches width, reduced from 00c to 9c
per yard. - - ' " '
Embroiderfeo.
ONE LOT EMBROIDERIES, worth from CC
- ' . - . .. . - .-.
1 o iuu ior c per yaru. . , :
ONE LOT EMBROIDERIES, worth '. tram k'
to 15c for sc per yard. -
ONE LOT-EMBROIDERIES, wwth trom 15c
to 30c for 10c per yard. " -y '"
A cordial invitation extended to . all to In
spect the numerous bargains tlispLiyed on our
counters. . J - -
CASH HOUSE. -
WILMINGTON, N. a
aeci ' ' . , , .
Preonriptions
CCCRATELX VfliyNJSU rATKNTr
Medicines, TorfteArticIf ,fcc. ibices rriNon-
ftble. A. trial Is asked.' -. A ' -yy-
JAMES C; MUNDS. Agt. r -
' - " . : Druggist,
J QCfZi Princess fit, bet. Front SzUxoatX.
InduGeiiiente
IIMz'
1 :Jm eod ip