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UOtJEUT K BELLAMY,
WHOLESALE DRUGGIST,
men 28 ly dw Wilmington, N. C.
Sfendard-navonns
HOUSEKEEPERS can prove by a single
trial that these Extracts are the cheapest;
they are true to their names, f ull measure?
uA hfghly concentrated.
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Sold by
Jan K tf
MUNDS BROTHERS,
104 N. Front St.
HEADQUARTERS!
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HEADQUARTERS FOR
otatoe.s,
. Onions, Apples, Oranges, -Gocoannts
.arid Lemons.
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Chas. F. Browne, 'Agt..
Ili5 North Water Street,
WILMINGTON, N. C
Janitr
NOTICE!
HAVING A NKJE LINE OP
MEN'S AND BOYS'
EXIT,
left, and In order to make room lor my
Sp
ring and Summer Stock,
I will clo tmt for the next 60 days my
entire Line of Goods at
4 ;
HEW YORK COST.
Call at pnee and be convinced of the above t
facts and figures.
B F PENNY,
THE CLOTHIER,
110 Market Street.
Jan 9 tt
?mJV
VOL XIV
M. Ephrussi, a rich banker of
Paris,-has grained the $125,000 prize
in the Panama Canal lottery. i
Count Aloys Karolyi has left a for
tune of $2,500,000 and an estate in
Hungary which produce upwards of
$200,000 a year. !
John Fogarty, a youth of
18 of
Bavshore.- Ij. I., has heenme innp
through the excessive use nf I
ettes, of which, it is said, he usually i
smoked two or three boxes a day.
' : :
Senator Stanford has given $500 to
Susan B. Antlibny f of thirbeneRt of
the woman snfTrafje cause. Part of
the money will be used to print and
distribute 5,000 pamphlets in South
Dakota.
George W. Childs has lately add
ed 32Q clocks to the number he had
on and he is now the posses
sor of over ' 1,100 tick-tack time
pieces, which he keeps in a room set
aside for the purpose.
England isprobably the only'great
power which can point to a decrease
in the total strength of its military
est abl igh men t d u ri n g t h e past twelve
months The British army is less
numerous by about 1,000 men than
it was a year ago..
, .
president Harrison plays billiards
oftener than did any of his predeces
sors. When he entered the White
House he played a very poor game,
but by practicing with Elijah Hal
ford he has improved in his manip
ulation of the cue.
It is said that Gen. Alger, Assis
tant Postmaster General Clarkson,
ex-Senator Piatt, of New York, and
George II. Pullman, of Chicago, are
planning to buy the Chicago Times
and make it an advocate of Gen.
Alger for the Presidency.
The Swiss Federal Government
has proposed to the Swiss councils
to celebrate the COth anniversary of
the foundation of the Swiss confed
eration on August 1st next, by can
tonal fetes, and on the following
day by a great federal fete at Berne.
Mr. Thomas B. Womack, of Pitts
boro, has been appointed by Gov.
Fowle to the vacancy on the Supe
rior Court Bench made vacant by
Judge Gilmer's resignation. Mr.
Womack is quite a young man yet,
only 35 years of age, but he is a good
lawyer and has seen much public
service.
Mrs. James Brown Potter has left
London for Australia, but before
leaving she turned loose her wrath
upon newspaper reporters, and par
ticularly those of the feminine gen
der, who, she said, examined -her
costumes and wrote indecent artir
cle5 about them.
It is related that when Mr. al vin
S. Brice went to college he -found it
hard work to pay his necessary ex
penses. ' The D. K. E. Fraternity
was the swell one of the college. A
nnmber of boys saw that Brice was
a brainy fellow, and his name was
proposed. He was blackballed by
a young aristocrat, but the other
members told the latter that unless
he voted-for JBrice he would be ex
pelled himself Brice was admitted.
-
Norfolk Virginian-. "Secretary
Blaine has the profound sympathy
of the country because of the heavy
aflict ion that has- befallen nim -in the
sudden death of his son, Walker
Blaine. He was a young man of
great ability, and gave the promise
of a, bright and successful career.
The regret at his death is universal
throughout the country.' The Vir
ginian ot course, speaks for itself
audits own people, but it essays too
much when it tries to voice the grief
of the I4country.'? We are not un
mindful of the old adage, ? mortuis
nil nisi bonum, and we do not think
we violate it, either in, the spirit or
the letter, when we say that the
people down this way are profound
ly indifferent about the - matter.
They have never had any : cause to
i iA 'il A' ii' i rl. ttt l :
j rejoice at me iact inui oxr. tYnmcr
! Blaine was born into this world and
j have therefore no particular regret
j to indulge because he has departed
i from it.
There's method in that man's mad
ness'! remarked the Superintendent
of on Insane Asylum of. one of his
patients. "How does it . show it
self V questioned the visitor. '4Whyi
he always asks for a bottle of :Br,
Bull's Cough Syrup-when he has a
cold." 'Ah! Iee."
WILM 1 NGTON, N. C. SATURDAY, JANUARY
Chief Justice MerHmon delivered
the oninion in th BntT rjs. errant
ing a new trial. The grounds seem
that in the opinion of the court the
juij tiit uut uuu ucuuruiu iuc
evidence. The judge, he saouRht
to have called the attentiohof the
iurv to Miss ' Whitaker's behavior
directly after the outrage is alleged
A - 1 - a A
to . nave- oeen eomiuurea ana iue
ilure of any one to hear an optcry
f rom the rooml orining them that
if true the evidence on this point
wpuld go far towards unvalidating
the 'young lady '8 testimony. This
may be good common law but t
does not strike us as being good
common sense. . The jury were -all
intelligent men and did not need to
be told by the judge how-they
should find. - It was for the
counsel, it seems to us, to present
these points to the jury and we sup
pose they made the most of the op
portunity to do so. We read
the evidence carefully and we
saw no cause to discredit Miss
Whitaker's testeiuony. It seemed
plain and straightforward and the
fact that she arranged her hair and
dress carefully before leading the
room and did not rush into the street
and make -known at once the fact
that she had been dishonored is not
only what a sensible and modest
girl would do but in this respect is
decidedly in her favor. She proba
bly, did xnot know what to do, her
only desire being to shield her shame
until she could get home and fell of
the outrage there and seek advice
and counsel from those who were
sure to feel for her. . And this is just
exactly what she did do.
Neuralgic pain is usually of an in
tensely sharp, cutting or burning
character, and is either constant or
intermittent. To relieve this tor
ture and effect speedy and perma
nent cure'rub thoroughly with Sal
vation Oil, the greatest pain cure on
earth. Price 25 cents a bottle.
LOCAL ISTETS-
1KDBX TO NKW ADYKftTlSXiTKNTS.
J D Nutt Druggist
IJ p Penny Clotning
Mcnds BR03 Pharmacists
W M Ccmminq Mattresses
J G L GiKScnKs Card of Thanka
Braddt & oatlord The Kacket Store
J S Selij:rs For Southport on Monday
For oher local see fourth page.
New moon Monday, afternoon
at
35 minutes past 6 o'clock.
Laundry Ironing Stoves are sold
by theN. Jacobi Hdw. Co. t
The , January tenn of Superior
Co jrt convenes here next Monday.
We now have the best Poeket
Scissor made. N. Jacobi Hdw. Co. t
Poultry continues scarce and,high.
But little of it is coming into market
now.
The appointment of Rev. F. D.
Swindell, for to-morrow, is. at Rocky
Point. .
Shot, Cartridges, Loaded Shells
and ammunition of all kinds for sale
by the N. Jacobi Hdw; Co.
Rev. C. W. Byrd, of Fayetteville
and Rev. W. S. Creasy, of this city,
exchange pulpits to-morrow.
: The Register of Deeds lias issued
marriage licenses this week for 3
white couples and Implored couple.
You will find a nice assortment of
Rifles-' at the N. Jacobi Hdw- Co.
Just the article to make your , boy
happy. ' . " - t
Rev. C. W. Byrd, of Fayetteville,
will preach at Grace M. E. Church,
South, to-morrow, at 11 a. m, andJ
7:30 p. m. ., ...
Heating Stoves of all kinds and
sizes. We will give you substantial
goods and low prices. N. Jacobi
Hdw. Co. t
You can get all sizes in good and
heaVy Canton Flannel Drawers at50
cents, at the Wilmington Shirt Fac
tory, No. 122 Market street, tf
Mr. Van Sutton has just returned
from a visit to the Black River sec
tion and he says that vegetation is
far advanced wherever he has been.
Mr. George Cuadbourn, at 7:30
o'clock to-night, at the Seaman's
Bethel, will conduct the services' of
the Saturday night1 prayer and
experience meeting of business and
working men.. 4 .....
Cutlery!, ,Our stock of Standard
Cutlery is very "complete. We keep
everything' in this line that you cap
possibly ''desire, and our prices are
the lo wesWDrop h o-nd look at our
assortment. N. Jacobi Hdw. Co. t
Day's length 10 hours and 7 min -
utes-
Luiint"i, in. imiriiiw niirruiiirii-
at
; 15 mTnutes past 5 o'clock.
Myrtle Grove oysters sold here f
i his morning at 75 cents a bushel.
-lender and Duplin county sausage
retailed here to-day
at 15 cents a
pound.
Two interments this week- in Oak-
dale, both adults, and three, one
adult and two children, Jn Bellevue.
tii
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The worst feature about catarrh
is w ics 'dangerotts tendency to con
sumption. Hood's Sarsaparilla cures
catarrh by purifying the blood.
Ger. barque Jacob Arndt Noland,
cleared to-day. for Bowling; vith
4,060 barrels rosin, valued at $5,018,
51, shipped by Mr. J. W Bolles.
Services in St. John's Church to
morrow: Holy Communion at 7.45
a. in.; morning prayer and sermon at
11 o'clock; evening prayer and ser
mon at 7.30 o'clock; Sunday School
at 3.30 p. m.
The dance, on Fifth street at
which the difficulty took place on
Thursday night was at the house of
a woman by the name of Emma
Jackson and not at the house of
Hattie Blizzard, as we were yester
day informed.
Rev. Walter S. Creasy left for
Fayetteville yesterday afternoon
where , he fills the pulpit of the
Methodist Church of that place to
morrow and wilt also during the day
preach by special arrangement and
invitation a sermon to the Knights
of Pythias of that town.
Grace M. E. Church, South, north
east corner of Mulberry and Fourth
streets, lie v. W. S. Creasy, pastor.
Services to-morrow at 11 a. in. and
7,30 p, in.; Sabbath School at 3.30 p.
m.; weekly pYayer meeting and lec
ture on Wednesday evening at 7.30
o'clock. Seats free. A cordial in
vitation is extended to strangers and
visitors.
The World Moves !
Don't disgust, everybody with the
offensive odor from your catarrh
just because some old fogy doctor,
who has not discovered and will not
believe that the world moves, tells
you it cannot be cured. The man
ufacturers of Dr. Sage's Catarrh
Remedy have for many years offer
ed, in good.faith, $500 reward for a
case of nasal catarrhs no matter
how bad, or of how long standing,
which they cannot cure. They are
thoroughly responsible financially,
as any one can learn by proper en
quiry through druggists (who sell
the medicine at only 50 oentsfand
they "mean business."
JEW ADVEBTISEfllfiKTS
Card ofThaniist
Si
AT THE LAST MEETING 0F TITE II0W-
ard Relief Fire Engine CompanyrNolJi vote
of thanks passed to all who kindly helped
to mate the lnstallatlonr of officers, on Jan
uary 6th, 1S85M. success. J:
- ' J. G. I GIESCHJEN,
i fn r- Secretary and Treasurer,
jan ISJU? ;Star,copy g
For Southport on Mondtty.
STEAMER PASSjPORT1 WlLX -LEAtfE.FOE
Southport on Monday, at 3.30 .joa - returninj
leave Southport at .2 p. m., stopping tjth
Beach coins and comlnsr. - v '
fun Iffl
Captaut
I
. A S WE HAVE BEEN SO FORTyNATE AS
to sell out nearly all onr entire stock of
Toys, MiHinery and Notions,
we can only return our many thanks to bur
many ana gooa customers. -
And as the 'Old Year is going out and the
New Year coming In we win have In
An Entirely New Line of. Goods
TO SUIT THE SEASON, '
And we hope to be patronized by our . good
friends as we have been the past yean
THE REMAINDER OF OtJR
::v-- ": -WILL- BE. "
Olosed-Oat at a Sacrifice.
Come and try your luck.
Very Respectfully, k
BltADDY & GAYLORD,
PROPRIETORS
RACKET STORE,
v 1 17 SouHi "Front Street.
1 . : , WILMINGTON N. C. ;
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; . HEADQUARTERS, NEW YORK.1
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18, 1890.
NO' 30 J
! NEW ADVERTISED RNTS.
SUBSCRIBERS WILMINGTON-TELE-
t plione Exchange:- Are you aware of the fact
thaj ames B..Nutt Is the only Druggist -who
f- - '" c
I has a telephone in the city ?' 95 Is the num-"
ber.
Jane'tf-'
II. CKONENllEIlG,
photographer;
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a ktistic and stjperbly , executed
. - - -
pnotographs at reasonable, prices.
FRAMING A SPECIALTY.'
ly ,tt
Yl& Market st South side.
SOME VERY
m
DRES$GOODS. We have added a few Novelties so we can' show a
Complete Assortment as to Colors and Styles at very low prices. ; '
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BLACK GOODS STOCK.-In this Department jwe have almost any
thing your fancy may suggest. . , , .
WHITE AND RED FLANNELS. A splendid assortment.
A DRIVE IN MATTINGS. Either by. the piece or to cut.
ART SQUARES (all sizes). The prices will please you. ;
JACKETS AND NEWMARKETS. A few good'styles-to offer. .
OUR CORSET STOCK. Corsets that will please you. :".-
KID GLOVES, Black and Colored, at $i;00,- -1.25, and $1.5, of the bet
make. -
If You Want to See Something; Eleaant
: . CALL AT -. 'r. .
UNTo. 117 Princess Sti
AN13 si':i-: mv eli-:gant. ' .
Pure ite Curled Hair.
The finest ever brought to Wilmington. . It will last-a life
time and is cheaper in the end than anything else. I guar
antee every pound of material and all work.
P. S. Renovating done.
20 Per Cent. Irestf
GASH
You can now find at -our Store, a choice selection of CARPETINGS.
Our variety includes every grade, from the last. expensive :
INGRAINS T(T THE FINEST; BRUSSELS AND VELVET.
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We have made arrangements with one of the most prominent
New, York Wholeoale Htfucoo
to supply us with samples of all the new designs as they'appear, and to
'fill all our orders at prices that will, enable ns to , , .v--
Sell YpM Carpets as Low as You Could Buy Them at Any
Retail House in. New York or Elsewhere. . ;
" i( WE SHOW YOU THIS ' '
by samples of from one-half yard to one yard of anyfpattern,
with the aid of . ' " -l ,
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RICHARDSON'S PATENTED EXHIBITOR.
,so constructed that anyfpattern placed within is 'multiplied for an
. indefinite space, and appears as though perfectly matched and
fitted to a room. Selecting Carpets in this way is much
more satisfactory-than the -old way of - .
matching loosely upon the floor. , - r
Requiring no extra room, having no capital invested, nor interest or
insurance on the stock, no remnants, no old stock or patterns left
over, reducing the profit we can afford to semi for nnd get you
any pattern you may select at a cheaper price than you ,
could buy the same, were yon in New York yourself.
Any Btyle of Quality Required,
plet Can be Prpcarod by Keturn Express. v
C3- All nrdArs fnr CARPETS forwarded to our NewYorlsS House will!be
promptly filled and sent by return express or freight. dZZl
, very respectiuuy yours,
M. M. K A i 2
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-?DEY GOODS AND OAEPETS,
16 rJorlcbt'.Ot.,
r, .TV. iCEECUNETj ,
Pre, ana Manager.
p yWEX F. tOVE, Secretary.
The - Cleaves-Hanlware- Company
- WILMINGTON, N; C.; tS THE ONLY
8TRICILY JtlBBlXGl IIAEDITAREH9D3B
, I j-STmS E STATE OR SECTIONS "i
l Country: Merclianto
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win please remember .ti3 when they writ
Itheir ORDERS or buy their nARDWARE.
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