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I3 puwisned erer ettam, W excepted.
By JOSH. T. JAJCES, EultOr ara nop.
SCBSCIUPTI0NS. POSTAOE ?AID;
n nn. six months f3ca ... Three
ontns. $L0a one month, 33 cents.
Vac paper will be delivered by carriers, free
, tn mt nart of the city, at tie above
rate5. or 10 cents per week. . ).
idvertlslng rates low ana uw.
.r-bscrtberstrtll please report any and
fain-res to receive their paper regularly.
SVf ADVKKTI8EWBVT8
presents a the most elegant form
LAXATIVE AND NUTRITIOUS JUICE
or THE .
PIGS OF CALIFORNIA. -
Combined - with" '""the medicinal
virtues of plants known to be
most beneficial to the human
system, forming an agreeable
ami effective laxative to perma
nently cure Habitual Consti
pation, and the many ills de
pending on a weak or inactive
condition of the
SIDHEYS, LEVER AND BOWELS.
It is the most excellent remedy known to
CLEANSE THE SYSTEM EFFECTUALLY
When one is Bilious or Constipated
SO THAT
PURE ELOODf RErRK8Hia0 8LCEP,
HEALTH and 8TRENQTH
NATURALLY FOLLOW.
Every one is using it and all are
delighted with it.
. ASK YOUR DflUQOIST FOB
MANUFACTURED ONLY BY
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
SAN FSANCISCO, CAl. (
WUiSVIIU.Kf. MW YORK. N. Y
For sale by
ROKEUT R BFLiLAqIY,
WHOLESALE DRUGGIST,
nich 28 ly dw ftlmln3t0n, N. C.
Sfajidar Flavoring
y HOUSEKEEPERS can prove by a single
trial that these Extracts are the cheapest;
they are true to their names, full measure
ftnd highly concentrated."
ang23cLtwem eod nrm
WINTER
I
TN MANY HAND60ME STYLES AND
qualities; can he nought at very littlo over
half value.
A SPLENDID STOCK OF
White Goods !
OVER FKOM UAST SEASON, GOOD
STYLES, Af LOW PRICES.
FIRST INSTALMENT OF
WHITE GOODS
For Spring Just opened.
JOB LOT IN "..w
HAMBURGHS
AT HALF PRICE.
JUST IN NEW LOT OF
HANDSOME STYLES.
Fine Kmhtoldered Handker-
c.:i t, prices cut In half.
Job lotilen'3 SHIRTS, soiled from expo
sure, half price.
The best Gent's SHIRT in the world for One
Dollar. -.
Eight kinds of COKSTS,best styles, at 10
per cent, from regular price.
, HOSIERY at a discount of 10 per cent, from
regular prices.
Some jobs In nosiERY at halt price.
Aii-wcol CASSIMERES for Men's and Boys'
wear at reduced prices.
COLLARS CUFFS and SCARFS very low.
As always, the best , and cheapest stock of
TABLE DAMASKS. DOYLIES, N ATKINS and
TOWZLSinthecity. - - .
Jan 16 tt cor, Marfcet and Front Streets. .
DRESS coons
VOL XIV.
Portugal has calmed down and
the grippe has abnt left Ue Paris-
ians to their own happy device?. I
Hence, Europe breathes freer.
New York Star: "Of Senator In
gall's much advertised speech it is C. P. Sr,T. V. R. R., publishes a
only to be said that it was emphatic . noticertn his issue that will be found
cally ah address of the kind that ! of interest ami Importance to ship
should not be delivered during an j pers.
era of peace and good will, and is, j SchrJoa, Lohnes, cleared to
unhappily, if possibly unintention-; day for Cape Hayt with 93,133 feet
ally, calculated to prevent rather Inmber atld jloo shinglevalned at
than to promote the cessation of i4finso Khinort iw Messrs. S. &W.
race trouble." No "unintentional"
about It. Ingalls -went to work as
deliberately to fire the heart of the
negro against the white man as the
nreoug does wnen tie sets a Duuaing
onfireortheassassianwhenheaimslbia pulpit as usual to-morrow nt
a deadly blow at his unconscious Grace M. E. Church.
victim.
While the Queen of Greece was
walking in the grounds of the palace
on Thursday afternoon an electric
light wire became detached from its
fastenings overhead and fell upon
her in such manner as to encircle
her body. She straggled to free
herself, but her efforts only resulted
in binding her more securely. The
wire was carrying no current at the
time, but the hour when it should
be turned on for the evening was
near, a -fact which Her Majesty fully
realized. Attendants rushed to ; her
assistance, and she was extricated,
but not a moment tao soon, for
scarcely had she been freed when
the deadly current was turned on
and brilliant lights flashed in every
direction.
For cure of rheumatism, neural
gia in its variqus phases of sciatica,
tie douloureux, semi-crania, &c, and
gout, use Salvation Oil, the greatest
pain cure on earth. It is a specific
for the above disease. Price 25 cts.
a bottle.
LOCAL NEWS.
INDEX TO NKW ADVERTISRMENT3
J D Ntfrr Drngsist
B F Pinny Clothing
OrEBA House Patti Rosa
Muxns Bkos Pharmacists
J A Spuing kr Coal and Wooft
C F & Y V R K Notice to shippers
R J Jones Commissioner's Report
RBAhDY &' Gaylord The Racket Store
--
For other local see fourth' page.
Day'sjength 10 hours and 17 min
utep. Dressed turkeys were
day at 15 chts a pound.
offered to-
Sunset to-morrow afternoon
at
21 minutes past 5 o'clock. .
Laundry Ironing Stoves are sold
hxr the K J.tfohi Hdw. Co. t
We now have, the best Pouket
Scissor made. N. Jacobi Hdw. Co. t
We are sorry to hear that Mr.
August Roder is sick and confined
to his room.
Only one marriage license was
issued this week and tnat was to a
colored couple.
Rev. FD. Swindell, it is reported,
is confined to his residence in this
city with la grippe.
Shot, Cartridges, Loaded Shells
and ammunition of all kinds for sale
bv the N. Jacobi Hdw. Co.
You will find a nice assortment of
Rifles at the N. Jacobi Hdw. Co.
Just the article to make your boy
happy.
Prayer and experience meeting of
business and workingmen at 7.30
o'clock at the Seaman's Bethel to
night. Heating Stoves of all kinds and
sizes. We will give you substantial
goods and low prices. N. Jacobi
Hdw. Co. t
The money market has the grippe
sure. It was . evidently too weak
to leave the. house to-day. Our col
lector says that this is but a rational
conclusion.
Services in St. John's tomorrow:
Holy Communion at 7.45 a. in;
Morning Prayer and sermon at 11 a.
m.; Eveuing Prayer and sermon at
7.45 p. m. Sunday School at 3.30 p. in.
Do not pin your paper collar on
the back of your under-shirt, when
you can buy a good flannelette shirt
at 25 cents, at the Wilmington Shirt
Factory, No. 122 Market street, tf
- Cutlery. .Our stock -of Standard
Cutlery is very complete. We keep
everything in this line. that you can
possibly desire, and ' oar prices" are
the lowest. Drop in and look at our
assortment. K. Jacobi Hdw; Co. t
n k if
1;
I J1.J
WILMINGTON, N. C. SATURDAY, JAN t A RY
Two interments, both adults, in
Oakdale this w.eek, one, an odult. in
Bellevue, and five, three adults and
two children, in Pine Forest;
Mr. Thos. C. James, Agent of the !
.. ... t
1 T .r,- j
HVNorthrop.
Rev. W. S. Creasy has so far re
covered from a slight indisposition
of the past -week as to be able to fill
Rev. Robert Stranere will hold ser
vices and preach at St. James Home
to-morrow evening at 7:30 o'clock.
Subject of sermon: Life of Cfhrjst.
The public are invited.
Some think there's nothing like a
fine education,
It gives to the gifted such eloquent
tongues;
But Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup is the
thing in creation.
That knocks into smithers a pain in
the lungs.
The grippe is annoying and dis
agreeable but it is not considered
dangerous here. No deaths have
resulted, so far as we can learn. One
gentleman told us this morning that
on Sunday last six out of the seveu
in his family were down with the
disease.
We feel sure that those who were
so fortunate as to hear the excellent
music given by the children in
Luther Memorial building last;night
will regret to learn that the sweet
little amateur singer, Miss Linda A.
Peschau, is confined to her room
with la grippe.
Death of Mr. B. F. Swann.
We regret very mueh to learn of
the death of an old and esteemed
resident and a well known carpen
ter and contractor, Mr. B. F. Swann,
which occurred at his residence on
Orange street at about 3 o'clock this
morning, at the ripe age of 70 years,
during nearlv all of which ho had
been a resident of this city. The
funeral services will take place to
morrow morning, at 10 o'clock, from
the residence, 809 Orange street. The
interment will be in-Bellevue.
Dr. Wood's Iiecturc.
Dr. Thomas F. Wood delivered a
very fine lecture last night at the
rooms of theY. M. C. A. and before
a large audience. It was the first of a
series to be given there. Dr. Wood
spoke . of poisons and their antidotes
and there is no man in the State
more thoroughly able to speak on
such a subject, one to which the
doctor has given much of his time
and attention. A second lecture of
the series will be delivereJ by Dr.
Wood in February.
A Flattering Kxhibit.
To one who can recoljeet back a
few years ago to the time when the
city of Wilmington, under Republi
can rule, defaulted on the interest
of its bonds for two years, the ad
vertisement of Mr. R. J. Jones, Com
missioner of the Sinking Fund of
the city, will prove pleasant and
profitable reading. Just as soon as
the Democrats got affairs into their
hands again the tangle was an
tangled, and order sprang from
chaos. In those days city bonds,
and 8 per cent gold bonds at that,
were quoted way down yonder at 60
and 62 cents on the'dollar. In these
days there are none to sell at any
price and if they were on the mar
ket they would probably bring t wice
as much as the quotations under the
Canaday administration. There is
now no floating indebtedness that is
not paid on demand and the fact
that there is a sinking fund of near
lv one hundred thousand dollars.
approximating one-sixth of t he bond
ed indebtedness of the city, is a very
cheering fact. We may thank the
Board of Audit and Finance for this
Here's to their good health, pasc
? ftn(j presenf
Confidence Cecot of Success.
'TVitt pnn-fidpnftft rnsspssed bV the
manufacturers of Dr. Sage's Catarrh
Pomv in thp.ir abilitv to cure the
1 worst cases of nasal catarrh, no mat
ter of how long standing, is attestea
in a xuost substantial manner by
their standing reward of $500, offer -ed
for many years past, for an in
curable case of this loathsome and
dangerous disease.: The Remedy is
sold.by druggists, at only 50 cents.
It is mild, soothing, cleansing, deo;
dorizing,-antiseptic and healing.
r. . 1 DIED. j
I SWANN. In this city, this morulas, at 3:lf S
o'clock, H. F. SWANN, aged 70 years. j
; Funeral to-morrow (Sunday) morning, at 10
i o'clock, from residence. 809 Orange 1 street, 1
j thence to Bellevue Cemetery. Friends and
?SFlntace3 are rospectmiiy invited
to at-
WBW ADVERTISEMENTS
Take Dae Notice !
rpiIAT OUR DRUG STORE WILL BE OPEN
daring the enure day and evening to-morrow,
Sunday, 28th.
We have tn stock Antipyrine in powder and
three andfive grain Tablets.
- MUNDS BROTHERS,
jan 25 tf 104 N. Front St.
OPERA HOUSE.
-
TUESDAY, JANCfABY 28TH.
Supported by an Excellent Company, in her
New Comedy-Drama,
MARGERY DAW.
Miss PATTI ROSA and Company In Song3,
Dances, Duets, Trios, Quartettes, and IIER
GREAT BANJO SOLOS.
Reserved Seats at Yates Monday.
jan25 3t
HOTICE TO SHIPPERS.
C. P. & V. V. R. It. Co.
Wilmington, N. C, January 25th, 1890.
jLL FREIGHT RECEIVED BY 10:30 A. M.,
on Mondays, Wednesdays" and Fridays, will
go forward on the day received. The regular
hours for receiving freight are from Q a. m. to
5 p.m." TIIOS. C. JAMES,
jan 25 3t Agent.
Commissioner's Report.
semi-Axxuai, Report of. ths conditio op
Sinking Fund, City of Wilmington, North
Carolina, January 23d, 1890:
7 eight per cent, city Bonds due 1892 $ 3,500 09
53 SIX " " " 1897 6,900 00
10 " " " 1899 1,000 00
10 " ik " " 1901 10,000 00
a " ' " " 190Si. 3,000 01
91 ' HK14 26.00U00
IS
" 1910 18,000 00
126 Bonds amounting to
2 City Notes for money loaned . ;
Cash on hand....
$G7,400 00
10,00000
10,333 43
Total........... ......... $87,033 42
In addition to the above there are on hand
$4,500 of past due bonds, 'for the destruction
of which authority .will be asked of the Board
of Aldermen at their next meeting.
RICHARD J. JONES,
jan 25 It Commissioner.
A Small invoice
rY ANTI PYRIN, ANTIFEBKirs. Jnt-
nacettne Salve, tc , just received.
JAMES D. NUTT,
The Druggist,
220 N. Front St.
jan 23 tf
COAL AND WOOD.
1,000X008 KffK Coal,
500
350
lOO
50
lOO
SO
250
Stove Coal,
Chestnut Coal,
Furnace Coal,
Tenu. Lump Coau
Foundry Coal,
Poa, very cheap, Coal
ifteam Coal,
300 Cords Wood.
prir.es as low. or lower, than elsewhere.
j. a. sPBiNGEit.
jan.25 tf
THANK YOU !
k S WE nAVE BEEN SO FORTUNATE AS
to sell out nearly all our entire stock of
Toys, Millinery and Notions,
we can only return our many tlxaal s to our
many and good customers.
And as the Old Year is going out and the
New Year coming in we will have in
An EiitirelrNew Line of Goods
TO SUIT THE SEASON,
And we hope to be patronized by our good
friends as we have been the past year.
THE REMAINDER OF OUR
WILL RE
Closed Oat at a'Sacrifice,
yr come and try your luck.
very Respectfully, . ".. . ,
BRADDr & GAYLORD,
; - PROPRIETORS . - .
RACKET STORE,
; 1 17 South Fronr Strict. .
- : WILMINGTON, N., C. 1 ;
" IIEAD QUART ERS NENV YORK:. ' :
"dec 28 tf sat -
25, J890. NO 36;
NEW APVBftTIREUENTH.
? -
Now is
Yo
As we are not too busy, in fact not so busy: as we vwopld desire, yoti
can take a oareful survey 6f a real choice stock of , " - i ; .
DRESS GOODS iSTID
. ' . :0: - . ';: ' " ' ''
The cold wave flag is up todav and it may be thev have guessed cor
rectly this time, so that -n ; .'.vUV-v.'.iVi
LAfd K ETS , C
may be wanted, and if so
Few. DNTioo J"o1sl1;
AT VERY LOW FIGURES. ; - ;
CUT
efore Stock
:0:-
IVi. M
GASH
SACRIFICE SALE ON r ; v
CLOAKS, SEAL PLUSH WRAPS, .
CHILDREN'S CLOAKS AND LADIES' JACKETS;
Children's Cloaks
Children's Cloaks ;
Children's Newmarkets..
Plush Jackets... ...............
Plush Jackets..... .......
Plush Jackets
Plush Modjeska Wraps..
deductions in
Owing to our having our building extended and being nearly time for
Spring Importations to arrive, we have made great reductions in DRESS
GOODS, SILKS, etc. - :-
12,oOO Yards Qualitv GINGHAM reduced'to Sc.
a,500 Yards SICILIAN CHAMBRAY, IOC.
Dohbl Width DRESS FLANNEL, in dark serviceable colors, 15c.
40-inch All-Wool FLANNEL reduced to 20c.
40-inchExra Super Silk Finished HENRIETTA, ' worth $t OO to
$125, 75c per yard. ,
54-inch All WooJ HABET CLOTH, wortli 75c, for 50c.
50-luch BROADCLOTH reduced from $1 25 to 80c per yard,
CUT PRICE IN SILKS THIS-WEEK !
M. M. K A T Z '
116 Market St.,
I jf you Want to See Sometliing- Jllegaut
INTO. UT l -
AND SEE MY ELEGANT -
Pure White Curled JSair. "
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. ; , 1
P. S. Renovating done.
Wotice-
OOARDKRS CAN BE ACCOMMODATED
at No. 115 Dock st reet, by the day, week or
monttu Rooms nicely tai nished and the Table
supplied with the best the market -affords.
MBS. S. A. MORAN,
No. 115 Dock st reet , bet wepn Front and Second,
jan 20 lvr. - - - ' x-r.'-A r.; .
II. CItOSENBERG,
' rnoTOOKAriiKitr
UTISTIC AND SUPERBLY EXECUTED
Photographs at reasonable prices. '
FRAMING A SPECIALTY: .
jy 29 tt ' " - H6)tf Market st., s-ut h side. .
, - KOTICS. .
" we win ' to ciaa to rectrraccsiiauiicau
from our. frienij cn any &ni aiiEztcct3
gficral istcrcss, ' '
Tfid nsao t&a' imter must anrararw
nedtbtiioEatcr, ,
.cosuaaicatieca nzz bolwnttea en ha
aaajpi.tDopaFOi - - J
- Ana it is eggccriny &aa particularly wider
atooa that tna Editcr aocs not ;anrays erccrs
the yieirs of ccrresponaenta ; tmiesa bo et&tca"
in the editorial coiTgnn3. . t : - ' ' .
O m FO RTS ; Ac-V' -
they are oiTered very cheap.
$
$
1 OS, worth $ 4 OO.
ii 50, worth O OO.
5 5l, worth 8 8 OO.
7 5)8,-worth $11 OO.
$10 r0. worth JK17 00.L
$11 m,-jrorth $18 OO -$l'a
r0, worth $1212 OO.
Dress Goods !
Wilmington, R!. C.
Taking
KATZS
HOUSE
CALL AT -
iiiooi
BF.miY OLKAVES.
F. W. KTTRCIINEIt,
Prei. ami JfaiiHser.
Troasnrrr,
OWEN F. I.OVi:, Secretary.
Tiic ' (i leaves Ilaniwarc Company
WILMINOTON. N. C. IS THE ONLY
STEICILV JOBBISG 1IA8D1TABE 1IDUSE
: - - - '"- -.- ,
- IN THIS STATE OR SECTION.
Country Merchants
will please rcinember this when boy-wilt'
their ORDERS or bay t heir n. RD1YARE.
dec 311m . "" . .
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