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I3 paUied even- evening Sundays excepted.
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trca car triesii ca tsy ana "all rctjccts
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,p ADVERTISEMENTS
Presents in the most elegant form
th LAXATIVE AND NUTRIT10U8 JUICE
C7THS
FIGS OF CALIFORNIA,
Combined with the medidnar
virtues of plants known to be
most beneficial to the human
system, forming an agreeable
and effective laxative to perma
nently cure Habitual Consti
pation, and the many ills de
pending on a weak or inactive
condition of the
KIDNEYS, LIVER AMD BOWELS.
;t is the most excellent remedy knows to
CtfAk'SE THE SYSTEM EFFECTUALLY
When one is Biliaus or Constipated
SO THAT
PURE ELOOD, REFRE8HIMO SLEEP,
HEALTH and OTRENGTH
NATURALLY FOLLOW.
Every one is using it and all are
delighted with it.
ASK YOUa DRUGGIST FOB
MANUFACTURED OKUY BY
CALIFORNI A FIG SYRUP CO.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
amstviUE. K1. NEW YORK. N. Y
For sale toy .
ROtiERT K. BFIiLAftlY,
WHOLESALE DKUGGIST,
men 28 ly &Sn? Wilmington, N. C
SfaiidarcnrRavouns
j HOUSEKEEPERS can prove by a single
trial that these Extracts are the cheapest;
they are true to their names, full measure
and highly concentrated.'
ang 2G ditw em eod nrm
NOTICE!
TO DBTJT5lT!ESS-
JIAVINQ A NICE LINE OF
MEN'S AND BOYS'
SUITS
left, and in order to make room lor my
Spring arid Summer Stock,
I win close out for the next 60 days my
entire Line of Goods &t
NEW YORK COST.
Call at once and he convinced of tno aboYe
facts and figures.
B.F. PENNY,
: TOE CLOTHIER,' .
Jan 9 tf 110 Market Street.
ADRIAN & V0LLER8,
- - .
WHOLESALE DKALBKS IK ' ;
Provisions, Groceries,
Liquors, Totaccfl; Cigars,
. . AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Cor. Vront and Dock St., "
WIIiMINOTON, N. C.
janistf - . : '
H. A. TUCKER,
WILMINGTON, N. C.t
DEALER TN
Granite, Marbje acdBroOT Stone.
MANUFACTURER OF
Ceiaelerf -Sowmeatil a:l BaiUing ffort
Marble "Head Stones
A SPECIALTY. -
From $1.50 to $20 00.
Estimates and Designs for Jljjnuments fur
nedpn application. Jan 27 lw
4TRACV
W
Blanche K. Bruce has been ap-'
pointed Register of. Deeds for the
District of Columbia. j
. The Democrats will never Reed
their letter clear in the House "as
long as the bald-headed fraud from !
Maine occupies the Speaker's chair, j
The Emperor of Germany has or
tiered tlrat German soldiers who re- j
cently captured a number of field
' .. r 11.. .,. a 1.1 .x
tuus irum uie nraus in oouiuetifeL j
Africa shall be suitably rewarded.
..
James G. Blaine is CO years old to
day.; We mean in years, not in? sin
and evil and iniquity. If counted
by these latter he could see Methu
seleh and go him a hundred better.
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Chicago, whjch has already raised
five millions for the World's Fair,
proposes to double that amount by
the issue of bonds. New -York will
have a chance now to increase her
bid.
Mr. Gladstone has arranged to
hold "a conference with the gentle
men who were associated with him
in his third ministry on Feb. 8, when
the policy of the Liberal party will
be exhaustively discussed.
Elaborate preparation has been
made for the celebration of the
marriage to-day of Mr. Henry Ne
ville Gladstone, third son of the ex
Premier, to Miss Maud Rendel,
daughter of Mr, Stewart Rendel,
Libera"! member of Parliament for
Montgomeryshire.
'No
rogue e'er felt the halter
draw, with good opinion of the law"
and that is the reason why Mr. Mc
Kinley, of Ohio, one of the late J.
B. Foraker's bosom friends, repents
himself of his sins in the past against
the requirements of the "Republican
party of to day.
The British Museum, which has
been lighted throughout with elec-
t' ic lamps at a cost, with other im
provements, of 14,000, is henceforth
to be thrown open evenings for the
benefit of the w.orking classes, who
have hitherto had little opportunity
to avail themselves of the advan
tages the place affords
The German Socialists are flooding
the factory towns thoughout Ger
many with Socialistic " leaflets ex
horting uncompromising opposition
to the Government at the coming
elections and claiming the rejection
ef the Socialist bill by the Reichstag
as a victory, which, if followed up
at the; polls will compel complete
recognition of the rights of the
Social Democracy.
One of the great evidences of the
progress and development of the
South which the eleventh census
will bring out is the remarkable in
crease of banks and banking capital
in thi& section. In 1880 there were
220 national banks in the South,
with a total capital of $45,597,000.
Last year the number of our national
banks was-472, and their capital ag
gregated $79,454,020,
According to the Lexington, Va.,
correspondent of the Richmond
Times Ex-Governor Loe is very
much amused at Senator Ingalls
discussion of the negro question, the
absurd illogical 'standpoint from
which he urged the question, the
incendiary utterances in his speech
aud the conclusions he arrived at.
The Governor says Ingalls lacks in
formation, that a short residence in
the land of oppression, as Ingalls
calls the South, would turn Ingalls
a negro hater and oppressor worse
thaiv anything the most extreme
Northern partisan ever dreamed
existed in the land of cotton.
NOTICE- T(T INSURANCE
AGENTS AND OTHERS.
THE BROOKLYN LIPK IN
SUUANCBCOM PAN Y of NEW
YORK, wants General, Special,
anil Local Agents in this fetate.
This Company in of a quarter
ot a century's experience; it is
a good one to represent, and
liberal terms can be made by
men who wlll do business. lar
ties may apply -by letter to tho
Brooklyn L f lusurance Co.,
5rxibortyJ5tM Now York City,
vol; xiv.
I LM fNGTON , N, 0.. FRIDAY, JANUARY
LOCAL ISTEvATS.
LKDEX TO NKW ADTKBTISBVXKT8
J D Nutt Druggist
B F Pbxny ClotWng
J E Black llilch Cows
Mcxds Bros Pharmacists
W 51 Cumming White Curled Hair
Notick N C Car Serrlce Association
For other local see fourth page, v
Earers still hold on at a tfoilar ft
( hundred.
Laundry Ironing Stove3 are Solly
by the N. Jacobi Hdw. Co. f ,1.
Country sausage sold for two
pounds for a quarter to-day.
We now have the best Pocket
Scissor made. N. Jacobi Hdw. Co. t
This has been one of the pleasant
est days we have had in a long time.
Asparagus", the first of the season,
was offered here to-day at 75cents
a. bunch. . .
Mr. Thos. C. James, who has been
laid up with the grippe, is out and
was at his office to-day.
We regret very ranch to learn that
Capt. F. M. James is very sick at
his residence in this city.
The turnpike wns'full of vehicles
this afternoon and the woods of
juvenile wild flower hunters.
Mr. J. E. Black is in the city to-day
with several fine milch cows, which
ean be seen at OrrelTg stables,
Why is it, we wonder, that there
is no steamboat line on the North
east Cape Fear? It ought to pay.
Sick headache is readily cured by
H cod's Sarsaparilla, which tones
and regulates the digestion, and
creates an appotite,
You will find a nice assortment of
Rifles at the N. Jacobi Hdw. Co.
Just the articIelo make your boy
happy, t
Heating Stoves of all kinds and
sizes. We will give you substantial
goods and low prices. N. Jacobi
Hdw. Co. t
Mr. Ray L. Royce, of the Royce
Sc Iansing Musical Comedy Co.,
favored us with a pleasant little
vtsit to-day.
It is rumored here that a new
Foundry and Machine Shop is to
be started here, on a large scale, at
an early day.
We were pleased to receive a call
this morning from Capt. Washington
Bryan, Manager of the North Caro
lina Ca'r Service Association.
Every week from now we make
up new and handsome styles of
Flannelette Shirts at 25 cents at our
Shirt Factory, 122 Market St, t
Nor barque Marie, Roth, cleared
to-day for Hull, with 3,272 barrels
rosin, valued at $4,058, shipped by
Messrs. Paterson, Do wning & Co.
Br. steamship Mei'julio, Black,
cleared to-day for Ghent, with 4,050
bales of cotton, valued at $209,G50,
shipped by Messrs. Alex Sprunt &
Son. . .
The. yellow jessamine is as yet not
fully open hut here and there hand
some sprays are to be seen. The
trailing arbutus and the ground
moss are, however, in full bloom.
Mr. Richard McCabe is building a
nev steamer at Capt. Skinners
shipyard to run on Black River. The
wood work is nearly completed and
she is about ready for the machinery.
Col. Burr's lecture on the old St.
James' Graveyard will be delivered
ou next Monday night,, instead of
Tuesday night, as at first announced.
The ladies have made this change
because of the fact that there are
other attractions previously arrang
ed for Tuesday night. .
The notice of the North Carolina
Car Service Association, published
elsewhere in this issue, is of interest
and importance , to consignors and
consignees alike. The regulations
are made by railroads simply in self
defence and not as a means of reve
nue. They aresubscribed .by all of
the lines in the State.:
V
Doomed to die, and oh, so young.
Is there nothing that can save
This poor, hopeless sufferer
From the dark and cruel grave?
Comes an answer: "Yes, there is:
Favorite Prescription' try; -It
has saved the lives of thousands
Who were given up to die."
For all -"female diseases Dr.
Pierce's Favorite Prescription is the
standard remedy, and , no woman
should despair of recovery, until she
has given it a trial.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
TwIUch Cows
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J HAVE SEVERAL FINE MILCH COWS,
all In good condition, can te seen at Orrell's
stables - - :
Call early and make a good selection. '
Jan 31 It - . J. E. blacJk.
NORTH- CAROLINA
Car Service Association,
. Raleigh, N; a, January5th,. 1890.
To all Consignors an-1 Coiuigiiees of FreiglU:
A serious loss and much inconvenience
have been caused, botn to shippers and rail
road companies, by the unnecessary detention
ot cars in loading and unloading freights.
Shippers are often unable to , procure care,
tracks are encumbered, and the speedy move
ment of freight is impossible under the prac
tices that have prevailed. The railroad com
panies feel obliged, therefore, to endeavor to
correct this evil, and have Issued the notice
printed below.
The system thus established has been In
force at a number of Important points during
the past year, with advantageous results in
every instance. The amonnt charged is not
sufficient to recompense the companies for the
use of thetr oars, tracks, etc.,-for warehouse
purposes, and is not collected for the purpose
of revenue, but for the prevention of abuses
which affect both the public and the transpor
tation Iinc3.
The rul63 will be enforced without discrimi
nation by the North Carolina Car Service As
sociation, which will act for ail interests alike.
UNTotioe.
Notice is hereby given that on and after
M&rch 1st, 1890, cars remaining unloaded forty-eight
(48) hours, after being placed for de
livery, shall De subject to a charge of one dol
lar ($1.00) per day, or fraction thereof, for de
tenUon of cars and use of tracks. ;
If cars be consigned to private sidings, and
such sidings be already full, or If eonslgued to
general delivery tracks, and tho prompt
placing of cars be prevented by the presence
of cars belonging to the same consignee held
under load for more than forty-eight (4S)
hours, it Shall be considered that they have
teen placed for delivery at the time of arrival
at the yard 6r siding where held." .
, Forty-eight (48) hours will be allowed for
loading empty cars after being placed in posi
tion, after which time the Car Service rate of
one dollar ($1.00) per day, or fraction thereof,
for detention and use of tracks will apply.
Sundays and legai holidays are excepted in
the computation of time of detention of cars
and use of tracks. , .
Piedmont Air Line,
Seaboard Air Line,
! Atlantic Coast Line,
Charleston, Cincinnati & Chicago,
Georgia, Carolina & Northern,
Carolina Central, . - " -Durham
& Northern, ,
Cape Fear & Yadkin valley,
Palmetto,
IF e aboard & Roanoke, 3 '
Lynehburg & Durham,
Roanoke & Southern, ,
Wilmington, Chadbourn & Conway,
Atlantic St North Carolina.
WASHINGTON BRYAN,
-jan 31 lOt MANAGER.
OPERA H O TJ1S E
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PUIOAY, JANUAKY 31 ;
The Royce & Lansing
Musical Comedy Co.,
IN THEIR LATEST SUCCESSFUL SATIRE,
'THE SCRAP BOOK,"
Introducing an Arrayof Talent that is Equal -ed
by None.
Reserved Seats at Yates' Thursday.
Jan29 3t
Executor's Notice.
;-
HAVING QUALIFIED AS EXECUTOR OF
the will of Mrs. Catherine G. Kennedy,
deceased, I hereby notify all persons having
claims against the estate of the said testatrix
to present the same to me on or before the 3d
day of January, A. D. 19L
Dated this, 3d day of January, 1890. -
A. J. Dr RUSSET,
Jan3oaw6w frl o ; Executor.
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Tli. Beasts Wiry We are' Successful in Oer
PIAX0 and ORGAN Business Are :
E ARE THOROUGHLY POSTED IN OUR
business.
We do not sell PIANOS and ORGANS-on
consignment, but. buy right out at lowest
rates.
. We keep our expenses down to the lowest
possible 'notch." . ' "
We employ no travelling agents, who are
compelled to sell Inferior goods at large prices
to make expenses.
We are reliable In every respect and hold
ourselves responsible for any defective instru
ment, therefore you run no risk in buying
from us.
Over turo hundred families using our Instru
ments In Wilmington will testify to the above.
Wo protect the Interests of our customers In
all instances. . v - ..- -
We cordially invite the public to examine
our Instruments. ;
jan 13 cod i -- ; 407 Red CrossJStreet.
rpTJ-rri TJA DT?T3 1S PRINTED WITH
JL Qlo i ii-IT IjIu Ink manufactured by
the Fairmount Prin Unsr Ink works,
T. K. WIUGHT & CO. , 1
2Gth street and Pennsylvania avenue.
jan 11 tt Philadelphia, pa,
31, 1890.
NO 41.
N EW AOVEKTI SR n ENT 8.;
la.-
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I will sell ao Shares (or ; less)
Stock in - the Mechanics' Associa
tion "D." ::
' ' Apply to
Manufactxrer &
Fine AH- Wdbl ; Dress :ooc!s
IN ALTTHE DESIRABLE SHADES AND APPROPRIATE TRIM
MINGS, OF THE LATEST STYLES. ' 'J
BLACK tBTIL,TgL&:
All of the best makes,, and a variety of styles. t
KID GLOVES (dressed and undressed) Improved style of i hooks and
of superior quality. - t
RUGSAND ART SQUARES. A large variety of Patterns and at prices
to please. '
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MATTINGS Only a few left but they are ffood and cheap.
CARPETS ! CARPETS ! CARPETS !-Abuosfc anything vouWy wish,
with Rugs to match. ; , . 7 -- . ' -
JACKETS and WRAPS-of all kindsniust so and we will sell them even
at a sacrifice.. . - ., : .v.-i- -'-.v.v. ,
CUT
M.. M
efore
S
tock
GASH
SACRIFICE SALE ON ;
CLOAKS; SEAL PLUSH WRAPS,
CHILDREN'S CLOAKS AND LADIES' JACKETS.
Children's Cloaks...... ............... ....3$ 1 S8, worth $ . 4 OO.
Children's Cloaks. 3 50, worth $ ii OO.
Children's Newmarkets.... C XiO, worth $ 8 OO.
Plush Jackets.. $7 OS, worth4$ll OO.
Plush Jackets...... $10 50, worth 17 O O.
Plush Jackets ...........:.......$1150, worth $18 OO.
Plush Modjeska Wraps............ .$12 50, worth $22 OO.
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teuc
ons
in
Owingto oar having our building extended and being nearly time for
Spring Importations toarrive, we have made great reductions in DRESS
GOODS, SILKS, etc. ; - , r : . ' -
2,500 Yards Quality A GINGHAM reducedUo 8c.
2.500 Yards SICILIAN CH AMUR AY. 1 Oc
Double Width DRESS FLANNEL, in dark serviceable colors, 15(T.
AO-inch All-Wool FLANNEL
40-inch Ex:ra Super Silk Finished HENRIETTA,
' $1 25, 75c per yard. v -
54-inch All Wool H ABET CLOTH, worth 75c. for
5(Much BROADCLOTH reduced from $1 25 to 8!C per yard.
CUT PRICE IN SILKS THIS WEEK
M. M., K AT-Z '
116 nJarket St., ITJilmington, . C,
Small Invoice
o
P ANTfrYKIN, ; ANTIFEIIKIrJ, I II K
nacet tne salve, JCe., just received. -
" ; , JAMES D. NUTT,
220 N. Front St. . The Druggist, ,
jan23 tf ... . . . . -
Mund8 BrolUers' "
JMULSTON OF COD LIVER OIL IS ONE
oiJthc finest preparatiaas " for Coughs and
Colds. . '
COc ana S I .OO Per Cottier ,
janitt : . - 13tN. Front SL
-.V ft'
' "Ana it QjKTidc7 iirtlclsxly tr;;r
stood tuat t8 hzzzt CCC3 alwars crscrs
t&B yieira Ct ccrr:--viti . di?. stated
lataecaitcdax'ecxca,-' r !
f '- V .- - - ..
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;
Renqvater of Mattressbs.-
R. Rfl; niJclHlTIESE.
akinp' !
:0:
HOUSE.
reduced to 2 Oc
worth $100 to
59c.
HERKV OLKAVES, I'.JW. lCPKCHNCB,
. Pre, and Maoasef. - Trcasnrer.
O WK;F. I.OVK, Secretary.
The. falcaves liiirdwarc Company
WILMINGTON. NJ C JS THE 05LV
SIESCILY imm IIAED1TAEE Wti
IN THIS STATE Oli SECTIOvT J
Country Merclisnts
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will please remember tais when facy wiito
their OIlDEIiS or buy t'iclr IIAROWARR," '
dec 3llm
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RATES
KATZ'S
Dress
Goods !