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THIS PAPER : - , -published every evening, Sundays excepted. By josn. T. JAMES, Editor and Prop: ' SUBSCRIPTIONS, POSTAGE PAID: -one year, $4.00. Six months , t2.00. Three, months, t 1.00. . One month, 35 cents. Tlij paper will be7 delivered by carriers, free of charge, In any part of the, city, at the above rates, or 10 cents per week Advertising rates low and Liberal. .. Zff Subscribers' will please report any and all failures Yo receive their paper regularly. HI IS IS A NEW SIZE OF COAL A BOLT i is large as Peanuts and for certam kinds of stoves hannj? strong arans it. is a very i cheap fueL lfemembor. . ONLYS4.00 P.KIC TOX. Ml other Coals as cheap In proportion, and commit to" will tie met ail round, which re ir.ernlXT. . dec 10 J. A. SPRINGER.' Did You Know Thit (rnlmnmc dun lwoli EKAM t LIJIS cgoirps & 3eser:ttam, . 'PpoLlah Ytic? AV U. it is eerf:ilniy so, and "lltavoner," trMi : F A Largo ;nd?Well-Seleotod Stook of Briiooh and Muzzle &nn?, I.' I KI.ES AND SPORTSMAN'S SUPPI.I KS of Every Description. , W. E. SPRINGER CO., tie ir.tr H Front St. Wilmington. N. ? Th Cheapes I'll K BEST PLACE AND THE CHEAPEST riitct'lnthecftytoliave all kinds of TIN WOh'lv S'ono 13 at MCCARTNEY'S SHOP, on Market sin-fM, North side, between Second and Third. jstl;uates cheerfnlly furnished and all orders fcivon prompt attention. Orders from the voimtry solicited. . dec 7 if ' " STOK LEY'S " WE ARE NOW PRE pared to accommodate all who may call upon us with the. Finest Oysters to be had on the Coast.' We have made special preparations for the Season. Myrtle Grove, Middle and Stump Sound Oysters always on hand. Served promptly and In any style desired. W. U. SIX STOKLEY. oct 10 tf Wrightsvllle. A True Tonic. When you dontfeel well and hardly know what ails you, give U. B. B. (Botanic Blood Balm) a trial. It Is a fine tonic t. o. callahan, Charlotte, N. c, writes: "B. . u. is a fine tonic, and has done me great food." . ' i . luompson, Damascus, ua., writes: "i believe B. B. Bis the" best Dlood purifier made It has greatly improved my general health." An old gentleman writes: "B. B. B. gives me new life and new strength. H there is any. thing that will make an old man young, it is K. B. B." 1883. writes: ! depend on B. B. B. for the preservation of my health. I have had it in my family now nearly two years, and in all that time have not had to have a doctor." Thos. Paulk, Alapaha, Ga., writes: "I suf fered terribly from dyspensls. The use of B. H. u. has made me feel like a new man. I would not take a thousand dollais for the good it has done me." W. M. Cheshire. Atlanta. Ga.. writes? "I had a long spell of typhoid fever, which at last seemed to settle in my right leg, which swell ed up enormously. An ulcer also appeared which discharged a cupful of matter a day. I t hen gave B. B. B. a trial and lLcured me." Jan io lm d&w urugs ana 1 iitmicaip, TOILET ARTICLES, PATENT MEDICjS'ES, Shoulder Braces, Trusses, etc, etc aiso iT-escrtntions mied day or F. C. Mil Druf'f jan4 Corner Fourth tj SUITABLE FOR HOLIDAY PREv TS; V --AT- r WATSOIT'd China jGlasnvare&Crocrcep Store, tv K , 115 Priuceii Ht. VINE LOT - ' f V D inner an d T!i .Hf a . In Stock.' - i Pino Seta at pii!y) , f. fullstock of Crockery and GlA-vsw p. t -. 4 .hn-idf LAPP'S 4 v i! t all I escrlptlons, the Prettiest t FINE -VASES. TOILET! SLT AM' f ' CHAM DEI l SET8, CIIEAir '. s t X & Atverj nearCf V Everybody is Invited u poute cterKsin actenar . -lt- Cowan and Chas. II. St a. w. wx-y i 1 13 Princess StV 0 r roSilia H. 1 1 s. i: corner or Princess a a t IAS BEEN REFITTED fl I n Wines, Whiskey f ; u uana. uoard tmi UK I v or monuu New River t r Of' VOL. XI fL LOCA1L NB WS. INDIJX TO Sdr AnVEItTISEMENTS Opeka' UorsE Oliver Byron' IlKiNSBER(iEU -Diai les for 18n II Croxenbekq Photographer. Howell & Ocmjiino Mattreisss $1 51 Katz Grand Clearing- Sale. J J. I IE drick Special Inducements b' C Miller Drugs and Chemicals R 51 McIntire-Closing up Accounts Geo K French & Soxs Extraordinary W E Springer & Co For the Holidays Indications. For North Carolina, light lortil rains and' warmer weather. All kinds of school Books and School Supplies can be bouu cheapest at Heinslwvr', Nothing done in the n-:. VIIIUIIKll Court, today. The grand jrfry has not yet been discharged. The N. '.Tn cohi Hdw. Co. still lead in the sale of the best, and cheapest heating and cooking stoves. t Rneumatism is caused by lactic acid in the blood, which Hood's Sar saparilla neutralizes, and thus cures rheumatism. If you want a picture framed go to Heinsberger's. He has a large assortment of Mouldings to select from. t The State Sunday School Con vention will be held this year in Charlotte, and on the 2d, 3d and 4th of April. i- This is, with nianv. the regular monthly settling day and a good deal of money changed hands this forenoon. Oysters are in good condition now. We saw some New Rivers this morn ing that would make the mouth of an epicure water. Salvation 01, the greatest cure on earth for pain, may be relied on to effect a cure whenever an external application can be used. Price onlv twenty five cents a bottle. i -. - - We have knives for your boys and scissors for your girls. What wit please them more for presents? N jBcobi Hardware Co. Do you use loaded shells? You will find that they will save you time, trouble and expense. For sale by the N. Jacobi Hardware Co. Many of us expected to findnpw or sleet on the ground this jnorning but there was neither. Iidltead we may .have rain, as the weather ia3 moderated. : :: v-- '1 .. , Kj" ves IorKs,spooari anu cnncrs setscarving Kluves and rorKs,. JNlake ,.ou r rrltls happy byy maKing useful presents, A nice hnfe of the above is dred by' thpf N. Jacobi Hdw. Cov ; V j t - S ' barn ue -fyeucalion Baker. cleared to-day lor Bristol England, with "3,085 babels roJn, valued at i?3,81S, -shipper d by Messrs. Paterson, Downing &co Jt : Br. barnfue Arbutus. Bleich. clears edto-dav far Fleetwood, England, 4, lm barrels rosin, valued at Shipped by Messrs. Paterson, JtiVng & Co. Oarfft. Webster will lecture on vi'em)erance and Rechabitism at 'C1,jperance Hall to-night at 8 o'clock. No charge Jor admission. Ayi ,re invited. J Don't forget that King Winter ivilj hold his Court to-night at the pS liool Room next-North ofSt.John's l.nurch. A large attendance is ex- KC ted. By order of Winter, Rex. add Snow, Chief of Staff. To-Night; fhere. will be a religious meeting. j ;l lilt, VvClllliil lJitJJllCiL VHUIl-ll, ! i .i! ii. i t- --i ..i. ! iivir oe veil in anu xveii vrs sirccis, at j 8 o'clock to-night. The theme f . the meeting is: "How to be Bless rd)" There will be a general dis- ision open to all. This is the last iilirht of these meetings. i i . lie .Alliance flippimgs. ?riio lucetiug of the Kvangelical K..I.1 li;f' nvoniiKf 111 . . . . . lie First Presbyterian Church, rne abject of prayer was 4Reforiils.,? Kev. F. I). Swindell. Rev. Dr. Pritch- ClJudand Rev. P. H. Hoge, were tha - i cjlPfll-orc Pnrnovf nnrl . nfTpcting prayers were made by Rev. aressrs. Swindell, Primrose and Miller and ie hymns sung were 'Am I a" Sol dier of the Cross '.'My Soul, be oq Thy Quard,- and "Onward. Chris tjan Spidier.'V - V . Tli is Alliance will meet to-night at Jrace M. E. Church, anl " Rev. Dr. Pritchard will speak on "Missions, rivinsran account of the "World's llissionary Council." JMj WILMINGTON, N. CL Mr. John H. Strauss is having; erocted a brick buildi III? On HeC011(l street, between Market and Prin cess, on the site of the old wooden :: structure town down a few weeks ago. It is to be two stories in height with dwellings on the second floor ; and two handsome stores on the ground floor. T j The pastor of one of the colored ! churches here counted up for us to - dav fifteen colored chnmhes here. prMi nr whri, ua if. ,.Q;,i tor. Ther -are besides, he t probably iifteen local preachers here I who are not in charge of a church. j This will make about thirty colored i ministers in all in the city. So that - our neicrhbor of the Star is an swered. The Calamler Crop. At this season of the year the Calendar harvest is at its height. Of the making of calendars there is ho end, and they appear in all sizes, shapes, colors and designs, the makers of them vieing with each other'to produce Something which shall surpass all previous efforts. So plenty have they become that a cal endar must posses unusual merit to retain year after year a prominent position. The calendar issued by N. W. xVyer & Son, Newspaper .'Advertising. Agents, Philadelphia isone of the latter sort and each succeeding year brings an increas ing demand for it. Combining beauty of color and finish it is also so plain that the vWidus dates can be read with comfort. On receipt of twenty five" cents they will for ward their calendar securely en closed and posfpaid to any address. An Early 3Iorninjc Intrude A white man by tho-rtfvhiGof James Smith, who says tlu V i fi New River, was a rri g i v 'ilsino rn ing before. the Mayor charged with '(X isord e rl y but his caseas contintio- morrow, x ' T.-.f liiseenii; that early tin .iiiopnng, aboutf 5:30 o'clock, he entered the residence of Mr. W. II. TJintz, cor- per Second - and Churrh streets, through the front door, which was not fastened. MrsM in tz heard him and caUed out tbknow if itvas her son and he-answered "yes." vShe then opened her door and saw him standing there. gjie called for her son, M rW. H. Mintz, .and he rushed out of his room and into another room where Smith was taking off his if clothes and preparing himself for bed. Mr. Mintz arrested him and started to take him to the City Hall but on the way met his father, who was returning from duty there, and resigned him to his care. There is no probability of a bur glarious intent in this case. Smith has been on a spree, it is learned, for two weeks past and he says that he was looking for a relative's house, where he boarded, at the time he entered Mr. Mintz's house by mis take. The man's brain was badly addled aud it is not at all likely that he wilfully committed an offense against the law. Pender County. The Board of Commissioners of Pender county met in regular session on Monday last. The Board, con sisting of Messrs. J.T.Foy,Chairman, and H. A. Bland and A. C. Moore, were all present. The bond of E. M. Johnston -as sheriff, with S. H. Manning, W. H. Chadbourn, E. J. Penny packer, D. J. Corbett and G. A. Ramsey as su reties, was accepted by the Board. The Board elected Mr. J. T. Bland county attorney for the ensuing year, and also appointed J. K.Brown keeper of the poor house. The Board is to meet again next Monday to take some action looking to the abolishment of ope Term of the Superior Court of the county, as it is thought that two terms will be ample, instead oi three, as at pres ent. Tho.Superior Court convenes next Monday. . The Board of Education also had a regular meeting last Monday to ap portion the school fund for the year. The same apportionment was wade as last year. The amount is too small; it ought to be at least double what it is, in order to do any good. R. C. Johnson, Esq., member elect of the House of Representatives, left for Raleigh on Monday, also Mr. R. M. Crooui, who is contesting; his seat. . Everything U dull about Burgaw. The truckers' and - strawberry men are maKing preparations ior u ; cominsyear. - V -. - FRIDAY. JANUARY The Knights i.at Night. Tllirfi wnt: ri. vapv Innm ninliimrxi present in the Opera House -last night to witness the installation of the officers-elect of Stonewall Lodge No. 1 and Germania Lodge No, 4, Knights of .Pythias. The pro gramme, as published by us yester day, was closely observed. ' Ur' E- Kuhblank, the retiring ! Chancellor Commander of Genua : ! nia Lodge, called the meeting to or- der, after which the opening ode i was -snngnyntlie choir, followed by the entrance ofythe Grand Officers Prayer was then offered by Rev. W, S. Creasy, Prelate-elect of Stone wall Lodge. Then the following in- stallation ode was sung, the words and music of which were composed bv P. C , J. W Kinir: How sweet is the tie of friendship when true; Like sunbeams reflecting its bright rosy hue We'd embrace it with rapture and bear it away, To bloom in our hearts forever and aye. Blest charity, we'll prize thee and guard thee with care Thy blossom so tender so lovely and fair; We'd breathe thy soft fragrance with pleasure- untold Thy worth is more precious than silver or gold. Benevolence, too, oh! how blest was the hour. When first we embraced thee our own gentle flower! - We'll treasure forever the loved link of Three, And plant them to blossom and o er sea Z000.?:.'- ' '.'..- . The beautunr'Siid unnressive m- stallatioffcereinonies were conduc- YvTilliaTii VyTard- New Jprsev '. Suni-piiiP chancellor ol tlie irA,.l,i nnK..- nffipfir '"u-.t.- m turn presc nted bv Master-at-Aniis J.kinT. l ... Davis:, and after the clntrgeto each by tho Snpremo Cjaricellor.the oath of flice wasadministered by the GjRfCPrelate, Mr. J. G. L. Gies - Grand Chancellor Thos. u. Meares then delivered a short address and introduce:! to the audience the Su - premej Chancellor. Genj Ward's address was a very fine one and was heard with bieath less interest by the vast concourse present. He took occasion, during its progress, to allude most feelingly to the hospitality of the people of the South, and paid a glowing tri bute to their thrift, enterprise and industry. His remarks were re ceived with enthusiastic applause. The officers on the stage were Su preme Chancellor Gen. Wm, Ward, J. A. Bonitz, P. G. C.; T. D. Meares, G. C; C.YV". Lambeth, G. V. C.-, J. G. L. Geischen, G. P.; Jno. H.Davis, G. M. at A.; D. F. Barnes, G. O. G.; and .the following officers were in stalled: e Stonewall Lodge No. 1 H. L. Fentress, P. C; E. B. King, C. C I. L. Greenwald, V. C; W. S.Creasy, p.; J. M. Altaffer, M. of E.; K. 13- Clowe, M. of F.; W. H. Yopp, K. of R. andS.;G. A. Peterson, M. at A. ; J. F. Craig, I. G.; M. M. Packer, O. G. ; Germania Lodge No. 4 E. ;Kuh blank1, P. C; H. L. Vollers, C. C; John Haar, Sr, V. C. ; C. F. Von - Karapen, P. ; F. W. Oatman, M. of E.; Hi H. Gieschen, M. of F.; John Haar,! Jr, K. of R. & S.; N. Hullen, M. at A.; M. Bremer, I. G.; John Soil, O. G. , , The choir for the occasion was composed of Mrs. A. C. Craft, or ganistj W. N. Jacobs, cornetist; Jas. W. King, director; Mrs. Pennington and Misses King and Jacobs, so pranos; Mrs. Muse and Mrs. Bow den, altos; Messrs. Hodges and Fleet tenors? arid Messrs: Altaffer, Davis and Ortmann. The music was very fine'indeed, and was one of the most notable and most interesting events of the evening.- ; - f j Masonic Grand Officers. The1 following were elected officers of the Grand Lodge of Masons in session at Raleigh this week: Grand Master-Samuel H. Smith, of "Winston. Deputy Grand Master H. H. Gudger, of Asheville. Senior Grand Warden Jno. W. Gotten, of Tarboro. - Junior Grand Warden F.-M. fnvt of Wilsoii. G?and Secretary I). W. Bain, of Raleigh,; Graml Treasurer -Wm, E. Anaer-i son, of Raleigh. Siinerintenlent of Oxford Orphan Asylum Dr. B. F. Dixon. I r it' II, 1889. NO 10. The General Assembly. The Legislature has yet - done nothing worthy of general interest The Governor's Message was read to day. It strongly advocates the appointment of a railroad commis-' sion; an increase of pensions to Con federate soldiers; an increase of the adjutant general's salary to $1,500, and the working of public roads - by convict labor and through taxation. - City Court. 1 T Acti n Mayor Pishblate d isposed of the following cases this morning:" Sarah Loyd, drunk and down; $20 or 30 days in a close cell. James Smith, disorderly conduct, case continued. Wm. Campbell, assault, $20 or 30 davs. , "j ; Personal. Capt. E. J. Pennypacker returned to the city last night from Raleigh. Prof.'Van Laer is still sink Ha is better but has Tin!-, vp! lafi- Iiic rnmn - ---- ww J A.. a. A It was reported here this morning that Mayor Fowler was worse; in stead of which, we are glad to re port, ;he is better. Mr. H. A. Bagg, Chairman of the Board of County Commissioners, will leave this week for a-visit to his old home at Utica, N. Y. Messrs. C. IL Robinson, James W Monroe, H. G. Smallbones and W H. Chadbourn, who have been in attendance on- he meeting of the Grandfu?rt' i it Raleisrh. returned ffothe cirv last ritsrht. t!Jr. Geo. W: Gates, of Siilisbury, Master.. Mch inic -rn thfiJbp--tn-t AVpctci n IS. L ! II.; is in the citv i with'his tlanghter.'Miss Marv, on a ' visit to relatives here Tjwo I' ine l'erformanees. tne upera nouse to-morrow nignt He plays here but two nights, Sat urday and Monday, and'itis his first appearance in Wilmington in --two years. He did not come last season The charming Wilmington favorite, Miss Kate Bvron, is still with him and. he is otherwise supported by an excellent c.ompany. He will play here in "The Upper Hand'' and "The Inside Track.' The box sheet is now open -at Heinsberger's. The Boston Herald in a critique on "The Inside Track," says this: Mr. Oliver Byron, supported Ty his traveling company, opened at the Howard last evening, and the building was packed by an enthu siastic audience, which applauded all the heroic speeches, denounced the villain, sympathized with the persecuted and laughed immoderate ly at the comedy scenes. The piece is one ot the most stirring and excit ing of the series which Mr. Byron has made popular, and in many re spects it is better than any of its predecessors. .Mr. Byron was warm ly welcomed, was several times call ed before the curtain, ana was as successful as ever in gaining and holding the sympathy of his audi , tors. Miss Kate Bvron shared the honors with him, and the other members of the company found fa vor with the assemblage Portable fire-place 1 grates. Just the thing for our climate. Are sold by the N. " Jacobi Hdw. Co. t NEWADVEBTI8 EHIKNTS WILMINGTON &WELD0N R.R.C0. OFFICE OF SECRETARY & TREASURER, WILMINGTON, N. C, Jan. 1st, 1889 A dividend of tour (4) per cent, on the capi tal stoefc ot the Wilmington & Weldon Kail 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. jas. r. rusr, JR.. Jan71w Sec'y and Treasurer, Notice. I my friends arfd the public that I have re moved from Point Caswell to this city and opened a li rst class Family Grocery store on the corner of Orange and Seventh sts. where I would be glad to have them call and examine my stock. Highest prices paid tor Country Produce. ' Respectfully, Janl02t L. If. VOLLERS. FURS, FURS. W E WISH TO BUY 10 ooo c io!oooroxSKIXS 1 0 000 rossnM sKrx 10,I0003,,NKSKIXS' 10 000SKUN5SKLNS 1 ft nnn OTTK siNt We pay highest CASH prices and make : momnt returns. . jxorth water yt., UiminstonN. dec27tt 'imtitiiiillV'X , . PLEASE NOTICE. . . I Wo wui be glad to receive conin'u2Ucatlo from our fxlcnGa ca any ana allsntject general interest, tut ". The name of the writer must always bo fur? -nished to tho Editor.-" - J Communications must bo written : only W one side of the paper. 7 v " ' ! Pcrsonahtles must bo avoided. ' ) And ltr especially and paklculariy under-l stood that the Editor docs not always endorse S the views of correspondents anless so stated in the editorial columns. ' ' ; S r ; Vr Tipi POPrR'voRiTE, : SUPPORTED BY TOE CHARMING ARTISTE . KATE BYRON. lm ue. it rA.iiuu8 COMPANY ! S A I U KDa Y, JANUARY 12, - "Is Latest New York Success, ' THE UPPER RAND. ? Reserved seats on sale at neiniherger drM King Winter's Court. TY REQUEST THE OPERETTA OP "KINO WiNTEirs COURT" will be repeated at St.' Jolin's School Room, on: Friday evening:, tho I 11 th Inst. - -. - ' . . The Court will open at 8 o'clock. . ' Adssion 25 cents. Tickets at the door.' jan 10 2t - , Diaries for 1889. A LARGE ASSORTMENT For Sale Cheap at Hoinsberger'G S ....... ;"'';' 11 ' Turner's Almanacs, ' Branson's Almanacs, Miller's Almanacsr BlHm!jmanaCj ALL FOR 1889! Wholesale and retail cheap at , j, HEINSBERGER'S; LIVE BOOK AND MUSIC "STORE : 1an 4 ;"'. ,-. -.'X '-,..', mm OFFERED TO ALL , IN NEED 0F 4 : WINTER SHOEC TO CLJ3SE OUT OUR 1 ; Winter Stock I Geo. R. French & Sons, jan 3 tf 108 North Front St. V I Announcement. . . . . n i ...... - -. The Mercantile Association . of j tlie Carollnaa , -pj EREDY ANNOUNCES TO THE PUBLIC that it is open for business and ready to serve its patrons. Offices .located on second floor of the Ortorr House, in the old office of noteL , ' Telephone call No. 7. - ' v . THE MERCANTILE ASSOCIATION OP THE Jan9tf CAROLINAS. . - Wilmington Savings & Trust Co., PRINCESSr BETWEEN FRONT AND SEC ' ond streets.- ' JOHN WILDER ATKINSON, President. W. P. TOOMEH, cashier. Lends money on satisfactory security. - " Pays interest on deposits. -is empowered to execute Trusts of all kinds. , Jan 8 if - ' H. CRONENBEKG'S - Prices forCabinet Photographs Will be, until further notice, . J $3 00 FEB DOSETtT. Jan 8 All WorK Guaranteed. A3I FULLY PREPARED TCTFURNLSH my friends and the oubllc crenerallr wltn the Purest Drags that can be found in the city. Also a fine assortment of Toilet soap.; Brushes and Combs. I have a fine assortment of Cijfars and Cigarettes. I can be found at my store Night and Day. ' joiin siiEEUAN, tho Druggist, oct 13 tf N.W. cor. Fifth and Castle sts. ' Prescriptions CCURATELY CO.MPOCNDED. PATENT Medicines, Toilet Articles, &e. .Prices reason able. Ajtrtal is asked. JA31ES C, 31UNDS, Agt. -octs Princess St., bet. Front & ceoati ForHont. Vt. X.KAL HOUSES. STORES AND j houses and lot for sale for cash andF kj nvtMiiis ijj fcuicnuia locautieit Aisn, illll t-UtJ UlVUiniY lIlSiTZlUmPnr nlon if Rents promptly collected. Taxes and Insurance attended to without extra t!u. MARTIN T.DAVIS, , Real Estate Aent. nor J7 tx Indueements
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