North Carolina Newspapers

THIS PAPER .V- - r J" . punished every evening, Sundays excepted, U7 josh. THAMES, Editor and Prop! SUBSCRIPTIONS, POSTAGE PAID: iw year, $4.00. . Six months $2.oa Tlirco j - ..... t . ,. "...: ....... mouths. $l.ua one inOuth, 35 cents. - Tiio vMr will bo delivered by.carrters, free of caanjt;, la any part of tlie city, at .the above rates! or 10 cents per week " Advertising rates low and "liberal. -V .- tr" subscribers will please jeport any and ill failures to receive their, paper regularly.-: NHH VI J V E tt 11 HK M K v 'I ah r?zsr.-e . t, juveniles -W wiyo8Vx- paws $1.00 ,-nient tf th I antf the Moumf.) X 1 t ii.- itiiil'-ni I'isukh. 1-uni iHinji stone ana ll.l I I. .provoking illustrate is ty Uu j mi. -is S-lluiK i(UHiciAiy. Prince of kit ii! '1 i VHf nil" f.-lK tCXHl trim UrllUM FiK- " 1" ' nn.mte anothrrfitr eau't ... ... Intel '-l: It. Uiiiweli. 1. D. "Jtcom V,ir I, ! '.' '' t-lnfm' "Hon. H. X.4 -OX. ; Farttat. JjW i.ww-.v ."-Hrtn. Howard Croats 54.KNT'" H.i.'M'y. iitinitAUlf ISUIV ct . hiLrdtflpiiia. 1 $93 Swinlfaefctae1 ro at mc estabiisni trade ia ill put, by I Fclacinr oar machines! I gooa wnere tne people cam k them, we will eend rre to oas persoa ineacb locality ,tbe vtrj beat aewinr-mmcluma mad ia i world, with aU too Attachment. i will alao acBd rree a eompleta i of our costly and rateable art aolea. Inretnraweaak that rou f abow what we tend, to those who .may call at yemr Home, and alter 'a iinontlis ail anait Become jronr own eperty. I nia rrana mac time ia de after the atinsrer patents, v k which bare ran out: before patents - ran oat it soM for SJ93, with the I attaebmenta, and now sella for &50. Best, strongest, most use- inacBiae in toe world. Ail is No capital required. Plain. hf instructions (riven. Those who writ to us at once can se re free the best se win t;mac nine ia the world, and the tit iio9;f works of high art erer shown together in America. bl'K&; CO:, Box T40, Angnsta, Main. (Uv 10 Bin d&vr A True Tonic. when you don't feel well and hardly know what alls you, give. B. B. B. (Botanic Blood B.tltn) a trial. It Is a fine tonic. t. ' callahan, Charlotte, N. C, wrlies: '-B. li. li. is a fine tonic, and has done me great I., w. Thompson, Damascus, Oa., writes: "I bih've B. B. Bis the best blood purifier made, ir has greatly improved my general health." An old gentleman writes: "B. B. B. gives me new life and new strength. Ir there is any thingthat will make an old man young, it is It. it. B." P. a. Shepherd, Norfolk, Va., August 10th, lss8. writes: I 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 dyspepsis. The use of B. H. B. has made me feel like a new man. I would not take a thousand dollais for the good it has done me." . , V. 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 uicer aiso appeared which dischareed a cnDful of mattppa rinv. I thpn rmva t ft R t trial ft- m mn ii jan 10 lm dfcw "STOKLEY'S " WE ARE NOJV 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 i always on hand. Served promptly and in any Style desired. W. 11. STUKLJfiY, Wrlghtsvllle, oct io tf Wanted Agents in every Town 1! and Countv to sp'l oup ouus. &end US ONE dollar, anttwp will spnrt ou sample that sells for thrpp rinllAPs nnn ii 3 ou m a flhess that will pay you from i w .u tow jjer monui. . . Address THE RICHMOND PCBLISIIINO CO jan is iw Richmond, Va. Vilmington Savings & Trust Co., IR1NCESS, BETWEEN FRONT ANI) RRn I ond streets. John wilder ATKINSON, President. t W. p. TOOMER. Cashier. . t. Lends money on satisfactory security. ' I'ays interest on deposits. . ' la empowered to execute Trusts of all kinds, Jan 8 tf Drugs and Chemicalp, TOILET ARTICLES, PATENT MEDICrNES, ouider Braces. Trusses, etc etoV Also Prescriptions fUled day or night at F. C. MILLER'S, Druer Storp pan 4 Corner Fourth and Nun Sts., MM Articles SUII ABLE FOR I0HDAY PRESENTS, -AT- " . ' lnna,6lasswara& Crockery Store, 115 Princes St. FINE LOT - Dinner and Tea Sets In Stock. l"in Twi SftB at only $G. I Jii si ock of crockery and Glassware on hand LAfJPS inscriptions, the Prettiest In the city. UN E VASES, TOILET SET AND CHAMBER SETS, "CHEAP.: . ASK K S & TIL T OAPS At very near Cost ; . verybody is Invited to Ca I. iKJiue ciei Ks in attendance. Messrs. j. ' owan and Chas IL Stemmerman- A. W, WATS0K, P- I tf llSPpinrP fit Vvana Ulrtnlr 51 Ai RUlTfl rune II LSI V MM lp mil Binmuj I 11LL1 I Hl-aWre 9 I 1 TV i VOL XI I L WILMINGTON, Nr C, THURSDAY JANUARY 1NDEX TO NKW ADVKRTISEMKNTS, M McIntirb flatting Muxds Bros Pharmacists Hkinsbkrgke -Diaries for 1888 " - M M Katz Great Inducements H Cronknbero Photographer. Howell & Cummtng Mattressss Jas CMunds. Agt PrescrlDtiona Db James ifEjtBitT Free Lecture J J Hkdrick Special Inducements F c Miller Drugs and Chemicals Chas F Browne,! Agt Must be sold W E Springer & Co For the Holidays Geo It French fc Sons Astonishingly Low Under the IIolly a .ava.va iUVlUUI Bulldtngf 1 I Geruania IIai.l Madam Noras' Glass Blow er Workers i T The rx;eipts of cotton at this port i o day ffot up r77 bales. Mr. and RfrsL Clavton Oil turned to the city last night from the North. - All kinds of ? School Books -and School . Supplies can be boup, cheapest at Heinshprtrer'- t i- " Portable fire-place grates. Just the thing for our climate.! Are sold by the N. Jacobi Hdw. Co. t The N. Jacobi Hdw. Co.! still lead in the sale of the best am cheapest heating and cooking stoves. - t It's only a question of time," and a short time, too as to when your rheumatism will yield to Hood's Sar saparilla. Tryjt. ! If you want a picture framed go to Heinsberger's. He has a large assortment of Mouldings j to select Crom. I t We have knives for your boys and scissors for your girls. What wil please them more for , presents? N Jtfcobi Hardware Co. Do you use loaded shells? You will find that they will save you time, trouble and expense.: For sale by the N. Jacob? Hardware Co. t Schr Winnie Laury, McRitchie, cleared to-day for San Domingo, with 8,023 crossties and 48 car beams, valued at $2,565, shipped by Messrs. Jas M. Chadboarn & Co. ! There will be a free lecture at the Court House to-morrow night at 8 o'clock by Dr. James Merritt, V. S., of Nashville, Tenn. Subject: "Treat ment of Live Stock." "Johnny Johnny, if you don't go ui lucnuuse tins miuuie ana eret VOlir OVersnnes I 'II TpII vnnr mnthap ' J , m j vva iUVV si a , Tell on then, 1 ain't a caring we ve tnrown awa away our rubbers and taken to Dr. we have." uii& vougii oyrup, Wedded at Southport. Mr. Besant, of Jacksonville, Fla., wits luumeu yesteruay morning at ; .1 x. i a I Southnort to MIw Anno nnhcr. oouLiipon to iuiss Anne xJOSCher The bride and groom arrived m the city in the afternoon on the;steamer cure campaign documents ancj lit Louise and last night left for Florida qjJ1'6 whenever needed by the on the fast through mail train. ' 7 ThA Wnwr ehnii An excellent entertainment with this title will be given by the ladies of the Lutheran Church in the .Lutheran Memorial Building, to morrow evening. There will be some delightful music by the Germania Band and .others and refreshments will be served during the evening, A fine art gallery will be one of the attractions. Superior Court. The following cases weresposed or to-day: B. F. Benny vs. the Brunswick Bridge and Ferry-Co. tinued. Case con- -T x , n -w. 1 u. iu.. v anenstocK e uros. vs. Adrian S? Vollers. Judgment nop suit, Appeal by the plaintiff. J. 1. Afacks vs. G. W. Blake. Con tinued. W. B. dishing & (;0. vs. W. H. Styron. Transferr.l to motion docket. Nitsh & Knhn vs. W. H. Styron. Transferred to motion docket. IieRoy Myers & Co. -vs. W. H. Sty ron. Judgment non suit. j ; Reynolds, Rogers & Co. vs. W. H. Styron. Transferred to motion docket LeRoy M vers & Co. vs. W. H. Sty- iuii jiuu Hx. .it. rsarKer. Jiiuziueut nf w J - -W1 A. I non suit. I x, ... r I Reynolds Rogers & Co. vs. Vfi H. Styron and E. G. Barker. Trans ferred to motion docket. j.iiwuixHuu, vs. w. -xi. otyrou i a t a u I . I and E. G. Barker, motion docket. W. B. Gushing & Styron and E. G. Transferred to Co. vs. w. Ii. -ar aa I Barker. Trans- ferred to motion docket. -J. B. Brown & Co. vs. G. W. Lin: de5- iTransrerrecl tp nion 46(5.1; D A i - . J The Democratic Clnb. The United t)einocratic Olub of Wilmington is the title of the organ ization perfected by a number of Democratic voters in this city on Tuesday nlght,at the City Hall , with Capt. W. P. Oldham as President, Mr. J. H. Currie as Vice President, and Mr. N. Jenkins as Secretary. The Constitution, which was adopt ed at the meeting, is as follows: ARTICLE I. Sec! . This Club shall be called the United Democratic Clnb of the City of Wilmington. I Sec. 2. This Club shall DerneiuateJ ocrats to secure vacant positions whenever practicable and in the dis tribution of political offices within the party, to the end that all good white Democrats may be rewarded for party services.; ARTICLE II. Sec. 1. All white. males 21 years of age and upwards, who pledge them selves to vote the .Democratic ticket, are eligible to membership in this Club, after signing this Constitu tion. Sec. 2. All members shall be elect; ed by ballot by a majority vote of the members present at any regular meeting. Sec. 3. The pledge of membershin shall be as follows: tlI, , do hereby pledge myself to support the Constitution, By-Laws and Rules pf Order of this Club, the National and State platforms of the Democratic party, to vote the straight Demo--, cratic ticket, support the nominees of the party and to perform all of the duties imposed upon me by this Club. article nr. i mi, . i i y i n i Sec. 1 The monthly dues shall be ten cents, payable in advance. aktzulk iv. Sec. 1. The officers of this Clnh shall consist of a President, five Vice Presidents, a Recording Secretary, Corresponding Secretary and Treas urer, who shall be elected annuallv by ballot at the meeting in January of each year. Sec. 2. Nominations for offices shall be made one regular meeting previous to an election. Sec. 3. The President shall preside at all meetinora nnd nrasprrA nniar and decorum; whenever there is a tie vote shall have the casting vote and approve all bills ordered paid bv the Club. Sec 4. The five Vice Presidents shall aid the President in preserving order and in his absence perform the duties of-President. Sec 5. The Recording: Secretary shall Keep a true and accurate re cord of all meetings, collect all dues and fees, and keep the accounts be tween the members and the Club. at.test Ri, rtrtlprs fnr mnAv nvdci paid bv the Club .and perfo rm such other duties as may be laid down by the Constitution. . l nrrii ii. . i iin i ti i t imiiiiiiim iffi. Sec G. The Correspond imr Secre- tary shall conduct the corYespon- ucut" wi viuwauu uasisi. tne xve-i dence of the Club and assist the Re- 1 , f i-Y 11 .1 I Ai n I cording Secretary in his duties and r .. ji.s t.j: Secretary in his absence; also, prd i i nil in i iik iiii i,itK ii rk.-f f irniriir ? i t i www .msaahK ceive all moneys paid over to him bv the Secretary- erive his rpp.eint therefor and shall keen said funds safe, and be required to give bond with thres sureties, in the sum of $100,. to be approved by the officers of the Club. ARTICLE V. I bee 1. All regular meeting's Shall 1 V- U a X. ItT 1 , I ue iiem uu ine ursi weanesaav in each month. Sec 2, Special meetings mav be called by the .President upon the I written request or ten members. article vi. Sec 1. The members of this Club SSSS-S 'ZXFSJfBZJSSL of not i"ca timn i ten members, except specially pro-1 v v vwwu .aa uva uiui c liio.ii i cu iui t,io pruvjsiuLis U4 luis I constitution or otnerwise, saidZcom- iqittee to be appointed by the PresK dent. .1 A. t I o mu w...x,.. .xx a uu mecuiivH vjommitree i cV.oli c a, 1 x. ox xx. ix uwuoiou jl uc lucmutrra. two oi x,. . . tins iiumoer to oe seiectea to serve as the Board of Executive Commit, tee for the County and be he rep resentative committee for the First k m a Ward. This committee is also empowered to transact anv nrrppnt business during the interim of the I regular meetings, subject to the ap proval of the Club at its regul ar I A mm -mm . . . I uieetiues. xnev snail anno nt. thA .v,n" , i 1 : , i vu..Cxigcia tiixci uauvassers HC eacn electioLT ' Sec. 3. The Finance Committee shall audit the Treasurer's books ??iacolints iiaalSerl!lytmand rf Port W-m - -v -wai m swas'W VV1AU1 J A ta J (ha t i XIOUUI V xtllll II1H,KK llTinilAI icjwn iu writing, -iney snail also maw a h - : X T .... . n De constituted a Committee on Wavs I I ,, - r I n I 4-4 ark -1 -1 ? jS) I V11'.111"1"5 "u uevise measures ior the increase of the funds of.the Club. ec. 4. The Committee on Kmnlnv- mum. iju.n u,m anu assist an worthy I- a . s members in secunncr emnlovment in the eitv or nnnntv tUa this committee to hp f nrni-hoi Ylxt the Secretary to the different Dem- " aa itf V T fl ocratic business houses. This torn- mittee shall b.e given llscretibnary powers tQct upq applications for Sec 5. The Cowwittep on Mem-1 of democratic nnnciDles in the nartv iDOrt at once to theClnh the memhoris J7, - . . . V w cijs at Dricea'thnt in National, State, County and City who Violate the pledge .and - who " IbuiISSIT vtcil politics and aid worthy white Demi vote spUt-tickets knd do not vote - Vl&Sai- Lantv- , COCOA i. bership shall enquire into the polit ical standing of applicants for mem bership in tho Club," all applications for membership to be referred to said committee, who shall be given one : month's time to make report after application for membership una utvn inaae totne uiao. Sec 6 TheConimittee on Hal Is and Properties shall attend to the rent ing or otherwise securing of halls for meetings, the erection ot stands for speakers and procuring lights, campaign badges, uniforms &c. Sec 7. The Vigilant Committee shall have the interest of the Club ana the party, at heart, to watch carefully how members vote at elec tions, and said committee 'shall re- lor uie soiiu democratic noml m ii t . . - and also look after those who do vote at all. ARTICLE VII. Seel. This Constitution shall be adopted I by a two-thirds majority vote of the members present, in reg ular meeting assem bled. Sec 2. This Constitution may be business meeting by a two-thirds majority vote. Sec 3. All amends to be made at x: j i, . itiueeuug previous to tne regular meeting. As Others' See Us. Capt, B. H. .Webster, High Chief Ruler of the I. O. of R., who was here recently, has writteu a very pretty letter about our city and our people which we find published in the Atlanta Star and froul which we make the following extract: The past week has been very pleasantly spent among the Recha- bites oT Unity Tent No. 60 of this Cltv- p say I have enjoyed it, would poorlv express my sentiments. I have been the guest of our genial niga treasurer, jf. l. shipper. t$ro. I oKipper and nis good ladv left noth inS undone to make my stay pleas- ant Tne members of Unity Tent oue aim an "ave contributed to my pleasure here. I only hope I have been able to create a new interest in our grand old order. Wilmington is J a oeautitul citv, and is trulv the most orderly, sober and industrious :j c - t , uity oi its size i nave ever seen. lhey have a license liquor law here! and many saloons are ooen. but I hae yet to see the first white citizen of Wilmington intoxicated. This I consicler grandly to the credit of a city wherein exists a license liquor law witn a population ot about twenty-five thousand. TiPt mo 1 no Ira o ti r r- nnf -K credit of Wilmington. Her colored uuuvuci cubl V VJ Lilt; a.nd industrious. The summer rft- pwpiv ui -A vixiui rvcvui v auuer, UUllLtf I v, j.-j. ouimi mcuuuuu.tt uisbctuve oi i.j of 15 minutes' ride by rail, is a lovely uiace. ii uiaue me ieei mat i was Just coohn ng myseit off after a hot, sultry clay m' the city as I stood TT 1 9- dr. a art watcning tne rolling breakers follow each other in efforts to climb higher ana '"goer upon tne white sand n mr raiw u ukvw ... K., . . , . . I I1R V 1 1 1 1 1 1 II rr,(lTl nann a nn va nillfl . . " C X 1U"V" ""cuwu"u cuu propei and t.hft hnnsos nf wnreli n hOM in I compare, well with those of much m v w wiiw ajviu iii . . i , fiTi nj ia-i iun 1 1 iirirn rncin i larger cities, and for a citv no larger tnan tins one 1 can them monuments X, .,. -r .... " pointing heavenward for a church 1 m a loving, people, rnere are manv places ot interest in the city to a stranger. The Glass Blowers. a r i . '' . . iuaiiam n ora ana ner staff or ac comphshed glass blowers are at work in Germania Hall, and thus far there has been a. TnrcrA A.ttonr1 I " t3 w anrA at pnp.h nnenino- iifrarnn nA 1 0, .xvx ".XXVX mi, ,i;i ".gnu xi.e oyia.y is u, very uue one ana tne ase and.facihty, and intelligence- and taste displayed by the workers borders on the marvel- r ous ne beautiful steam engine is I in full operation and th ere is a . flrp engine there, all of glass, whioh can throw a stream nearlv to the ceil- ing - ' Every visitor receives a pres- w r . ent. We return thanks to our friends of tne Newborn Journal for an invi . . - wnviuu iu aueuu tne second Annual Fair of the East Carolina Fish. Oyster, Game and Industrial Asso ciation, to be held in that city on February 19th, 20th, 21st and 22d- TIT A A m -a we nope io De on nana on tuat oc- casibn. A Total Loss. 'IIip Kfp.im r va ro4- Dick- "x vxj, xw., HU. 11' irum ceauiort ior tnis port, Bpv fpom RQf wnicn went ashore at Moore's Inlet on Tuesday, will prove a total loss. She is said ta be covered by fire . in- surauw out nor, rv inarinA insnr 1 a ' t3CT me present rasteriy winus a a . . . . . A. . a . 1 continue sh will nmhnhlv hri- nr. - v 'SWfWB,v v, s. . a - ;Qa few davs qays' City Court. Tliere were onlv two paxps fnr. Acting Mayor Fishblate'fi cojisidera- tion this momincf and thev were dis posexl of as follows: : "-' . V lonisa rnrpi AUaix, ,..i,. . d&hawed? - - 7 " -r" ' " tlf5 - ra . -r - her person, ease continued. 1 W 4 24, 1889. NO 21. NKW ADVBBTI8EMRNT8. r ii Matting Cfnly a limited quantity. Will be closed but extreniy low toffee i A3T ENTIRELY NEW phina Mattings Which Of the Wew Stock Wattinffn r &" vill show the nicest assortment that I have ever hnd nvi i ' " some REAL NOVRT.Tins ,71 ?5-?J-?M' among rrthem,v , hand will be pan 24 Free Lecture. D ' S OF NASn- vine. Tenn.. .will deliver a lert.npp in thp nmirt. Douse to-morrow night, at 8 o'clock. Subject: "i ne Treatment of Live Stock." Free to all. Turn out and hear how -to .treat your cattle I and stock properly. jan 24 it ! J rr UNDER THE HO L L.T Excellent Entertainment by the Ladies of the Lutheran Church N AT BEAUTIFUL Luther Memorial Building f KHAl, JAN. a&,'SJ. SUPPER SERVED FROM ? TO 10 O'CLOCK. There will be the Finest of Mnsip hv rha ! Germanla Band, Etc. .' inere win oe Warm Supper and Oysters In all styles at reasonable rates. The best of Re freshments, such as Ice Cream, cake, Etc. lucie m ue a nne Art uiiery. ADMISSION O S LiY 1 0 CENTS jan -4 it MUST BE SOLD. 00 BOXES TOBACCO, 150 Barrels E, R. SEED POTATOES, ( 300 Dozen EGGS, SO Barrefs ONIONS, IO Boxes LEMONS, . SO Dozen BASKETS, 15 Boxes CHEESE, 15 Barrels CABBAGE, -800 Boxes HERRINGS. On consignment and must be sold. CHAS. F. BROWNE, Agt, aHWater st- Wilmington, N. C. jan 24 tf d&w I . reDtOrilZed SOfJa Mint Pfillfits 0?-ELL?T EQUIVALENT TO ONE TA- w. oiespoonrui or Liquid Soda Mint with on erraln of PPTism vorf nei n " 7r.r Headache. Heartburn, Indigestion &c v. - x- uuviui xx nausea. Supe- F 4i,ouua.J,11U1' AaDieis For sale by MUNDS BROTHERS. -104 N. Front St. jan23 Typewriters- i -w-vr-, -.-.- U andS Ivt i i"11 uiacmnes on tne market. lnnr and hli. t . " .- w r-"y 5and$ioo for the "Remlnerton." AddpPRs i' i mi TiTm a a. . w. - . A vUiUIUJAl. JinJ,. VV 1 1 Tfi 1 Tl OT n Ti AT r t c : ? -"Mftvvij4 ai v I VI arc MODT MinlA . porters and carbon Paper constants rm hami x. xjou giouc jl muoons, itiooon sud. Ion 1 4 1m - " Jan 141m For Rent. SEVERAL HOUSES, STORES AND Rooms in splendid lnrali tips a ten houses and lots for sale for cash and uu uie mvu.ha.iy installment plan. Rents promptly coUected.. tatps ani Insurance attended to without extra e MARTIN T. DAVIS. Real Estate Agent, 118 Princess St ovl7tf GERMANIA HALL. FOR A SHORT TIME COMMENCING TUESDAY EVJBN'G, JAN. 22, TROUPE OF I aw ak a Hi ANN RI 11WFR lAHDIrDe -AND- -o Tne Qlass Steam Engine Excel- sior to full operation. nAiui r ULiii :3i TliO ANLI . ... t . . . . . - . . . V . . aa m . FROM 7:30 TO 9:30 P. M. Admissk n 15 Cents. Every Visitor Receives a' Present. j 'Janiatt j TWT ASTED-T AN ACTIVE MAN (ONE OUT i f f of employment) to begin on moderate - salary and work himself up, representing- in ma uwu lucauiy. an esiaousnea nouse. itefer- . vute AKT 80DAKRH (Mnrt of ofM o" "";? V: V "j: , - nees. ik, r ,v . . . "t"71 wun annroorlate hnr: notrriVAS" at a bargain. . :., z ... U4iect fiomV " 'crease in tnis.line and1 a full &toek to 1 h&ree. ieneesexenangea. Jaal0 4w, Gat's M'f'q Hocsk. LOCi BOX-LS5,N. Y PLEASS 1I0TIC2. - e bo gUd t rcccivo ciz.:zU( from our iWcnc3.ca any ana tHzH'zzt general Interest, trat i The name of the writer nust always t u r nlshed to tte Editor. J . - ctmmmiicaUons' must fco written caiy ca one side of the paper. Personalities must'ba AvcMeaT And it is especianjana partlcTii&riy crier, stood that the Editor OoesWidwara endorse the views of correspondents onless to stated In the editorial columns.' yl" N EW A D VA31TTI8 CI1DUT. s on laid! room for 8XOCK -o- Will Airive ' NextWeek r sold away down. - . .U.-.r - , : C you catmot new stvles. jh AXo all sizes.' R-TJJ. rwlciritiro, NORTH FRONT. ST, REJET v i , 1 t . 11 ; . Pea Coal, M a Ton; rpniS IS A NEW STZR nw nnii l a i fts large as Peanuts and for rprtain hah0 ' ?i stoves haying strong-drafts it Is a verr ? eBP ei. Remember, ON1.Y 84.00 PER tON. ' All other coals as cheap in proportion and 2!!,0n "be met all roundwnv dec 10 J. A. SPRINGER. Groat Inducements to Pure has- rs This Week. OWING TO OUR HAVING A . - TREMENDOUS STOCK And that we will take an Inventory of ou ' stock next Monday, - . GREAT INDUCEMENTS Will be offered to Purchasers : i . AMONG THE MANY . ; -' :" BARCAIWrj ' DISPLAYED ON OUR COUNTERS WILL BE French Striped Cha-nbravs, 10 cents per yard. ". ' - .- o Kice Quality Sailhe, 10 cents per yard. - . ' ' , French Satire; : In solid and figured, worth 35c for 30c per yard An Elegant Quality .V. ' HABIT CLOTH, - valued at 90 cents for 50 cents per yard. HoIreSllIr, All shades, worth fLOOfor 60 cents. An elegant .line ov .. WHITE CO DC JUST OPENED. -O- !Tew Embroideries in the Latest and Most Unique Deslgusr O ' : ... .-, , 3 CA8H HOUSE. 116 rJarket Gt., WILMINGTON, N. C. Jan 21 w . on M SS, 03 ; C5 .55' a- o a - O CI o v.- For Golo. - QLD NEWSPAPERS FOR SALE, AT TOUR own price at aus ii tr KETX2W Oilier