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L. v. Thoingson, Damascis, Ga., wrltest "I
believe B. B. B Is the best blood purifier made.
It has greatly improved my general health."
An old gentleman writes: B. B. R. gives me
nev life and new strength. It there Is anjr
thins that will make an old man young, It Is
6. 15. B."
P. A. Shepherd, Norfolk, Va., August 10th,
1833, 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, A lap aha, G a., writes; "I suf
fered terribly from dyspepsls. The use of B.
B. B. haa made me feel like a new man. I
would not take a thousand dollais for tlie good
It has done me." - j
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
then gave B. B. B. a trial and It cured me."
Jan 10 lm dw
"STOKLEY'S."
,WE ABE NOW PRK-
pared" to accommodate
all who may call upon us with the
Finest Oysters
ts 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
styie a si red. w. u. stujs.1jJsy,
oct io tf Wrlghtsviile.
1 ft t r m M - Agents in every Town
vVUniUQ and county to sen pur
Goods. Send us oxs dollar, and we will send
you sample that sells for three dollars, and
swan, you in a Dusiness mat win pay you iron
? iuu m wuu per mquuu
Address .
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is empowered to execute Trusts of all kinds.
Jan 8 tf . : . .
Drugs and themicalp,
PILET ARTICLES, PATENT MEDICINES,
Shoulder Braces, Trusses, etc, etc. '
; AIsq Prescriptions flUed day or night at
P. C. MILLER'S,
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jan Corner Fourth and Nun Sts.,
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Pino Tea Sets at oply $G.
A full stock of Crockery and Glassware on hand
Of all Descriptions; the Prettiest In the city.
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VOL. XI I. WILMINGTON, N. C WEDNESDAY. JANUARY
. Senator yance has the sincere
sympathy." of the people i of North
Carolina in the affliction which made
the removal of one. of his eyes a
necessity. ; : ' -
From present appearances it will
be only a -question of time when
Gen. Boalanger will be Emperor of
Frahce, , "Every , movement of the
impulsive. French people points U
rectly to such an event.. : .
; It ;is now tolerably we'll settled
that MingoV Blafhe Is to "have the
portfolio of Secretary of State in
President el ?ct HaiTisons Cabinet.
Senator Allison Will b Secretary of
the Treasury. Minn; Aier. will be
Secretary of AVar and John Wana
maker will be Postmaster (general.
Thuff the slate stands at present,but
changes may occur between
and the 4th of March next.
now
- The cities of New York and Brook
lyn are now in liro, confusion owing
to. a strike of eiuployers on nearly
all the lines of street railroads in
those places. , This is to be deeply
deplored, not only because such
strikes retard the transaction of
other kinds' of business and are
usually attended with more or less
violence, but, as entistics plainly
show, the strikers ii. dne cases out
of ten, are the grea. sufferers.
".
"Down on your knees, and thank
Heaven fasti ng1 not for a good
man's love this time, but because
you have cured your cold so easily
with Dr, BulPs Cough Syrup.
LOCAL 3STBWS-
1NDBX TO IS'EW ADVERTISEMENTS
. R M McIntirk-Matting
Mcnds Bros Pharmacists
iftiNSBERaER -Diaries for 18S8
M 51 KATZ-Great Inducements
, II Cronehberg Photographer.
Howell & cuhhing Mattressss
Jas CMcKDs.'Agt Prescriptions,
J 3 Hedrick Special Inducements
F C Miller Drugs'and Chemicals
Chas F Browne; Agt Must be sold
W E Springer & Co For the Holidays
- Geo r Frexch & sons Well to Remember
Germama Hall Madam Noras' Glass Blow
er Workers I
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The receipts of cotton at this port
tcv-day foot up 201 bales.
Indication.
For North Carolina,
warmer weather.
fair and
Heating Stoves are offered at re-
duced prices by the N. Jacobi Hdw.
Co. t
Mr. Gibson James df Holly town'
ship, Pender, county, paid our of
fice a pleasant visit-to day. .
The cold snap of the past few days
has caused the price of fuelj espec
ially wood, to advance .materially.
The most remarkable cures -o
scrofula on record have been accom"
plished by Hood's Sarsaparilla. Try
it. Sold by all druggists. U
There will be preaching at the
Masonboro Baptist Church - next
Sunday morning and night by Rev.
Mr. Croom.
We trust that our fortunate and be
nevolent citizens will not forget the
unfortnuate and worthy poor dur
ing this winter weather.
This is delightful healthy Winter
weather,;, such as gives new life,
elasticity and vigor to the thoughts
andeelings of weak mortals.
Sash, Joqrs, Glass and Builders'
Hardware. Yqu will' save money
and buy tlie best gods from the If.
jBcobi Hardware Co.
-The 'floy Clipper" Plow is best
suited fqr our soil, so say all farmers
who have tried them. For sale by
the N. Jacobi Hdw. Co.. t
Hoes, Traces, Ham es and Farming
Implements of all kinds are: sold at
rock bottom" prices by the N. Ja
cob! Hdw. Co. ' .j i t
If you want tf picture . framed go
to Heihsberger's. He has a large
assortment of Mouldings to select
from. . i t
There is eppnoqiy nsjqg an Oil
Stpye for heating snialf rooms and
offices. For sale by the 2. Jacobi
Hardware Co, ; r t
Nor. barque Jennie LoutliU Knud
sen,'cleared to-day for London with
4,231 barrels rosin, valued at $4,451,
snipped by Messrs. Williams &
Murchison,
The receipts of cotton at this port
may 'not be so largo this.yea'r as
they were last season, but they' will
be much larger than was 'anticipated
in the earlier part of the present
cotton spason. 1 V : '
There was a plenty of ice this
morning, but it was hardly' thick
and strong enough for :skating pur
poses. . " ' ; ' : ' .
Rev. G. M, Tolson will preach a
sermon especially for children at
Brooklyn Baptist Church next Sun!-"
day morning. i , j" " .
There will be a good timeatBrook
lyn Hall to -night, where" theLladies,
Aid Society of Brooklyn Baptist
Church will.hold a festival. Oysters-
Ice cream and otherxef reshments will
be in' abundance and fair hands will
serA'e thehi to customers. I
-: Tlie heavyfreshet that . has: 'pre
vailed in the Cape Fear river and
Its tribiitataries recently has proven
a good opportunity for floating rafts
of timber and naval stores to the
city of which many have availed
-rfrlemselves.
It may not be generally known
among "landsmen" that the color o f
the ''unfathomable depths", of . the
ocean is not green: but blue: blue
as the azure; vault of heaven. It is
only near the shore or where sound
ings may be obtained that the waves
are green. j - .
We hope that our worthy Chap lain
of -the Seamen's Home will not
forget the initials to his name by
seeing so many letters of the alpha
bet prefixed thereto, but will i con'
tinne to make his signature Rev. W
M. Kennedy for a good many', years
to come. ' "
The weather has been clear, cool
and sunshiny to-day, ; and nurses
have improved the glorious oppor
tunity to give the children under
their charge the benefit of a I sun
bath this afternoon by a ride on the
sidewalks of the most desirable
streets. The little toddlers seemed
to enjoy the fresh air and bright
sunshine hugely. "
The Uoy Itaby Ahead.
In continuing the contest for the
prize for the -handsomest -baby, at
the Glass Blower's exhibition at
Germania Hall last night, there were
10 new contestants, making the num
ber 00. Tne vote last nigt.t was as
follows: Johnnie Owens 73, making
his total vote 119; Lizzie Gilbert
Kirkham received 52 votes, uiaking
the total vote for her 110. Chesley
Bellamy, who received but one vote
on the previous night, received 80
votes last night, making his total 31.
Superior Court.
The i;Q.se of Henderson Davis, col
ored, vs. the city Qf Wilmington,
which vyas commenced yesterday
afternoon, occupied the attention of
the Court during the earlier part of
the day, and had not concluded
when our report closed. The suit
was brought by the plaintiff against
the city to reco ver ' $o,000 damages
for injuries sustained in falling
through a bridge on Twelfth street,
between Market - and Princess.
Messrs. M. Bellamy, E. S. Sfa'rtin
and J. D. Bellamy, Jr,, appeared for
the plaintiff, and Jessrs. vDuBrutz
Cutlar and A. M. Waddell appeared
for the city. ; -
A irrogresgiee Policy.
A meeting of the citizens of South,
port was leld. in the Court House
in. that town last Monday night for
the purpose of taking steps towards
naming the streets, Luakiqg side
walks and otherwise Improving the
appearance of the place preparatory
to the Summer season. The meet?
ing was well attended and consid
erable enthusiasm" was manifested
and an earnest spirit prevailed
looking to the material" improve
ment of the town to make its attrac
tions as'great and prominent as pos
sible for h enjoyment and com
rort ot guests who may make South-
port their home during the hot days
of next Qumtner. ' . j
A Pleaaant and Profitable Seetln
Te meeting at the rooms of the
Y. 1. C A-, last night, was well at
tended and the occasion was -a de
light to all present. Mr. D. C. Whit
ted . conducted the 'services, while
Mrfc C. II. Robinson had control of
the music. Considerable enthusiasm
was manifested and;" the exeroises.
were unusually interesting,' The Y.
M. C. A. is daiqg 4 grand and noble
work here, and we are glad to see
the spirit for. good whithi is -being !
awakeried through its efforts, The
organization is prospering and is
well -deserving; the ".. hearty encour
agement it is receiving froiuonr pea
pie. - - .-"V
- City Court. . . J
- Mayor .Fowler disposed of the foNj A colored woman . who had imbi
lowing 'ca'ses this morning: j ded to much whisky became so rude
Alex. Richardson, disorderly con- and disorderly at Front Street Mar
duct.- Discharged. . . ' v ; ket this afternoon that she was ar-
Thos. McClammy. passing coun
terfeit money. Discharged.
r -Peter Peterson and Alex Johnson,
affray, were fined $10 or 20 days
e'achr-
-Emeline Faison, disorderly con
duct, $20 or 30 day. : ; s
0 Araminta Ha wkins,disonlerly con
duct, $20 or 30 days.- Judgment sus
pended on condition that she leave
the citv. - -
Church Property ' .
- :' . -,:.-
St. Andrew's PresbyterianChurch,
on the corner of Fonrtii and Camp
bell streets,, is fast approaching com
pletion, and will be an attractive
brick edifice when- completed; the
new brick Fifth Street&Iethodist
Church will probably be completed
during the Summer; the- colored
Baptists are building a brick church
on the corner of Seventh' and Red
Cross streets, and preparations are
being made to build a brick church
on the corner of Fifth and Campbell
streets far the Colored society whose
pastor is Rev. A. M. Conway.
. y The Magazines. "
, Scribner'8 Magazine for February
has been received and the following
is its table of contents: J 4 Walter
Scott,"frontispiece, engraved by An
drew, from a print in the possession
of Mrs. James T. Fields; "Walter
Scott at Work," by E H. Woodruff.
with an introduction by Andrew D.
White; "A Song of Pleasure,'! by
Maybury Fleming; "To J. S. D.," by
Christopher P. Crane h; "The Master
of Ballantrae IV," by Robert Louis
Stevenson, (begun in November, 188$
to be continued), illustrated by
Williaai Hole; ''The Picturesque
Quality of Holland" interiors and
bric-a-brac, by George Hitchcock;
'The Physical Development of Wo
men," by D. A. Sargent, M. D., with
charts and tables; ''Old Vauxhall
Gardens, Uby Austin Dobson ;' 'Sho w,V
by Anne R: Aldrich; "The Emer w
gency Men," by George H. 1 Jessop;
"Photographing the Big-horn," by
Frederick H. Chapin; "Some Greek
Portraits," by Thomas Sergeant
Perry; "A Lyric of Lyrics," by
Richard Henry Stoddard; ,"A Fami
ly Tree,", by Brander Matthews;
'French Traits The Art Jnstincy
by W. C. Brownelh The Competi
iye Element in Modern Life' by
HenryC. Votter, D. D., Bishop of
New York; '
Important Meeting:.
. A joint meeting of the Produce
Exchange, , Chamber of Commerce
and citizens generally was held at
the rooms of the Exchange at noon
to day to take action, in regard to
the quarantine regulations of the
port.
Col. F, y. Kerchner was called to
the char and Col. J. I. Cantwell
(Vcted ts Secretary.
. Drs. G. G. Thomas and W. G.
Curtis, who were present, explained
the present status and the- necessity
to the whole State of proper regula '
tions, fumigations etc. ; etc., and
called attention to the fact that the
legislature now in -session)) would be
asked an appropriation to this end.
The matter was further and fully
(tiseussed by several "gentlemen and
cih motion it was
Resolved That these" -bodies en
dorse, under their corporate : seal,
the movement. t: :H j::
; THe following were appointed a
committee to act in . co-operation
with the quarantine authorities in
furthering the-' passage of the bill
before - the Legislature: George
Harriss, D. G: Worth, B. F. Hall,W.
L. DeRosset, C. H. Robinson, J H;
Chadbourn, and Wm. H. Sprunt,
The following committee was ap
pointed tcv solicit subscriptions to
pay the expenses of the gentlemen
sent to Raleigh to urge the passage
of the bill: C. H. Robinson, Roger
Moore, and H. C. McQueen.
Adjourned.
' '.. Slight Fire.,
The alarm of fire wa -turned in
from box 8 corner jjf Third and
Hn streets, at about xi. quarter past
4 o'clock this afternoon. The cause
of the alarm wasl fire on the roof,
caused by a falPug. spsirk, .of the
one-story wooden tenement on Th i rl
st reet, bet ween Nun and Chush,
owned bv Mr. R. W. Iieks arid be
cupieq;. bBoh ceraan - W; R. Hall.
Ilamage nominal and fully cbvedm
by irisu'rance. - t -
30, 1889 t N06:
A Nuisnnce.-
drunk to stand, so she was- loadevl
on a dray, but it seems that she was
to drunk to, lie there as it took "four
able-bodied men to old lier and
even their united;strength was en
ti rely inadequate to make - her hold
her: wicked tongue, !and - sh e was
hauled to the guard house in a shouts
ing condition. She will probably be
interviewed by the ' Mayor to-mor
row morning.. . ? -.
Rock Crystal Spectacles
and Eyeglass es
and
young: in se
lecting spectacles yoli should be cau
tious not to take more magnifying
vowef. than has been lost to the ve
as in the same proportion that you
pass that point of increase. Will cause
you further injury to the eye. Using
glasses of stronger power than is ne
cessary is the daily cause of ;prema
ture old age to the sight. You can get
the best at Heinsberger's. -.
imij i ... ji j.. .iiuuii iimih
; EXPRESSION OF REGRET. . -
At an extra ;raeetlng of the Society of St.
George and St. Andrew; of this city, on Tues
day evening, Mr. James Sprunt spoke as fol
lows regarding the Ufe and death of the late
Mr. Wilkin Roddick: . - . -
Mb. Pkesident We are assembled to-day to
pay a becoming tribute to the memory of onr
departed friend, Wilkin Roddick, who was not
oniy pronunem m tne community as an up
right, honorable citizen, but who had endeared
nimseii toms ieuow members of the Society
as a true hearted loyal Scotchman, an ardent
supporter of our good cause, zealous " in its
noble work, and ever ready to promote the
happiness and welfare of those around him.
Up to the time he-was stricken with the dis
ease which tfirmlnatArt his irlnrtivusofni Ma
he was an active, busymanj and he pursued
his calling with such zeal and assiduity that
ne Boon Decome prominent in . businsss enter
prise, and by his generous, happy disposition
gained many mends,-whose lives- were cheer
tju ami ammaieci , oy- contact with his genial
xxtr was very pauenc unaer great ana pro
tracted bodilv sufferinsr. befinnsA h hnl learn
ed to trust In Him who does ndt willingly afflict
the children of men. and when, after i many
months of painful wasting, he was called to
iace cream, negave up his life tranquilly,' In
tne iuu assurance or a blessed immortality.
: At. an Informal mpptlner nf tha Rnfiatv naiil
ed last, Saturday, the Presldfmt. Mr. h. , ti
bmallbones, was requested to prepare a suitable
floral design to accompany the remains to Bos
ton, where they were Interred yesterday by
ine survmng.8ons of the deceased near the
grave of their mother; and, as 1 an additional
mars or respect, tne liag of the British Vice
consulate was lowered to half mast during
It was moved that an expression of sincere
conao:ence he sent to Messrs. John and Wilkin
xiouuicitjson or tne deceased, with an assur
ance or nearty good wiu and friendship from
the members of the St. George and St. Arforew
society or wumington. -
The motion was feelincrlv Sfinnnrtprt bv Pres
ident Smallbones and warmly concurred in by
mo lucmuers. . in - was iurtner unani
mously reSOlvflri that n. nnnv nf tha tnratmlntr
signed by every member of the Society, be prcv
oculcu iu eucn 01 tne sons or tne late air. rcki
mcK as an expression'of the esteem . In which
ne was neia, and of the sympathy -felt with
inem oy tne members of thei St. George and
ot. Anarew society of Wilmington.
N KWADVBRTI8EMENT.
Art Lessons.
jyjRS. J. D. MUNDS WILL
GIVE LESSONS
in Water Color and Oil
Painting. Figures and
Heads a specialty,
address. . -i
i or further particulars
i - v' i. -- ---. -
i 510 Market street.
LOOK!
GOOD MATTRESSES
Made to Order and Old Ones
E EN O VA TED I
Opposite Tity ! Halh-
jan 20 tf
Well to Remember
Those desiring to purchase
Shoes of any description it
would be well lor them to re
member that Geo.IR. French
& Sons are still it their old
stand, 1 08 N. Front St., where
you can find everythino; in the
Shoe Line and get a Glove
Fitting Shoe. Having every
size and width, from a B; to
W. last, we are abje 2 to efi ve
you a better fit than can be had
elsewhere. Our Ladies' Glove
Fitting Dongola Button Boots
at $2.50, in Opera and Com:
mon Sense styles, are equal to
the best $3.00 Shoes
Kemember the place, ;
(Jeoall. French & Sons, :
jan S5tf , 1Q8 North Front;st.
1TIXTEI-AH ACTI'E MAN ONE OCT
f? of employment to begitt on moderate
salary and work himself up, representing in
hk own locality', an cstablfcned house. Itefer
tnces exciianged, cay's M'r'a Hocse, .
Jan 13 4 w s ' , Loci Box LS5, U. Y
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general interest, tzz 'r
The name cf tLs' writer. innst urr; ; 3 t? f j i
hlshed to tt3 rtcr. ; . ;
Communications mnst bo written czJy t
one siae; of the papor.
- Personalities must be avclici
And it is especially aai particularly uz; :r
stood that the Editor dcc3 not alwah cr.".:r;
tne tiews of correspondents onless Et state .
in the editorial columns.
ET7 ajd vcirnoc::
; To the PcllQ..
1UIE STEAM YACnT .BESSIK HAS IIIZX
overhauled and put In first class cr ' r t-
Will Ytllift ha rwtrxa .1 ....
Ing to-morrow morning. Leaves , nrA: i i
Wharf foot of Dock St. " j-, if;
r .(Star copy;) '
To Whom it May Ooncorn.
LL PERSONS XVllO MAY RECOVER ANY
part of the jettisoned cotton cargo of the Erir-
ish Steamer Albany, recently" stranded i. : r. t
Little River; are Uereby.notlfled -that, the un-
dersigned, Agents of said steamer '-Albany
and'ownemclami the said jettisoned "ccttca.
and are prepared on its delivery to then la
Wilmington, N. C.;- to rpar a " reasonaDlo sal-
vage therefor, and all persons are warned
against holding or trading in such cotton un
der penalty of the law. . .. -Jan
29 lw : , ALEX. SPRUNT & SOX.
SPECIAL FEATURES
VIadam - jlos
Cla
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."Blovoc
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GERMANIA BALL,
- WILL OFFER THE FOLLOWING
Special Premiums,
as thiols positively their last week in Wil
mington. . - : . ,
Tnursdy Evening,
THE MOST POPULAR LADY In the audience
will be presented with a Handsome Glass
. : Shade of Varieties valued at $30. 1
, Friday Evetiinpr,
TnE HOMELIEST GENTLEMAN in the audi
ence will be presented with large Turk
- ish Smoking Pipe Valued arfis.
The above premiums to be decided by a com
mittee composed of several ladles and gentle
men present on the above evenings. , ,
BAur CONTEST ;;:
decided by vote of the audience during the tn
tire week, commencing Monday afternoon
January 28thtjand ending Saturday ni?ht
February 2d. Two Exhibitions Daily. After,
noons 2:30 to 5 p. m. Evening 7:U0 to 9:C0p. ra
Admission 15;X!ents
Every Visitor Receives a Present.
Jan28 tf ; -..
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Oreat iiiducementB to Purchas
ers This Week.
OWINGTO OUR HAVING A
TREMENDOUS ST0 CI
And that we will take an Inventory or ou
.. stock next Monday, - -
GEEAT INDU0EMEHTS
Will be Offered to Purchasers
"WEEK I
- ; AMONG THE.MANY '
' BARCAOrJC .
DISPLAYED ON OUR COUNTERS WILL BE
.French.i5triped Chambravs,
- . ; 10 cents per yard.
- Or
Nice Qualify Uztlue,
10 cents per yard. i
French- Satinc, .
in solid and figured", worth'TKC for 20c per yarci
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An Elegant Quality
HABIT : CL0TJI,
. Valued at 90 cents for 59 cents per yard.
All shades, worth fLOO for 50 cents.
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JUST OPENED.
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