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n f
JUfJU DUUUO.
JlIES BOOK STOKE.
tit
Uifoving Tale.
inriLL5OVE TI1IS WEEK. IT IS
pjct. ArtJdM of Furniture have
a rm taj ae w t h I n es an Deeded. We
sTOVES! STOVES!
H l:s!i, i:J at All Pritfs.
umin, Planner cV; Co..
3SIAX & VOLLEUS,
noLr..u.: i:.i.f.i:s in
, - -j
Tobacco. Cigars,
-AND-
'NBSIOX 3JERCHANTS,
f. rrm 0. Ick su..
.'USBPfl F. CRAIG,.
a ALirmnn. Flanner & ca)
HcTICAL WOUKEH IN
lucuiron.rumps.CiC,
11 ... :?..u.'' auu "S
nor 3 lm
r Sl Ann!' c Annlne I
1 .
r A XI , , "
PRODUCE GENERALLY.
T'.F. ALIIKItillAN,
tcmmLsioa Merchants,
la
110 No. Water St.
Advantages Wo Offer to
t'lCSARE. THAT OUK INSTHU-
lL' X the undcr
t flirmij from the maan-
.'Wifl?. to select from.
'i r; ;flT1itairetent tuners.
itettl.T' e are respcftslblc.
? tr! whea U tor liaaoi
i,itiEy.l'rars'ea,8 to" when ajr
t i? J Vlt3r bav grantee but
Jour Instrument. By
wifr4?eQt n 6e Joa in
J1 ?l to t. .P' ccnt-10 trUian you
? !rrlUD;? fnts, for you have
S'Ty expenses,
t buy rrom na are right
'JfcJT1" Jouao not buy the
'H? tn Wiimlottoa
''Wnw waoi-i i an ara see ua. e
, inSM torn prices.
w SXEED A CO..
Ftuntture Uealirs.
f-IS Cor, .Market and Second Sta.
;ia, ttputiMa
ASiSSP?1 an4 tenty.
weaahcrtaitAimenta. .
1 K. VAX LAKH,
Iie4 cross street,
-t 1 I ! . .. t l - - -.: - i. ' .at. ... . :. " t ..IV - .vVv V 'W i'.
VOL; XI V: I LA
It is iloubifiil now if Gen. Palmer
In elfctwl to tin Senate. from HlinQly.
It imi tiiat the fanners WiH prot-
ably centre on o ninn of their own.
"-
Canned uieattt have advanchl in
price becAtiof the Incrpast.l tricc
of tin plates and tinmxl rr-,,ia
also ben advanced I cent a pound.
I
! The Farmer Alliance are doiur
a ime b g talking now. CoL Polk
jfay that they are. here to etavand
that they will exert a vnn.lorf.,1 ir.
fluence in future electionK. ' ,
Ti.i nr,KiiM!.".'u. !
- v,.unv,auij ttvw turjtr i ma- ,
3 '- i f.,ri - r,f fn,Tr4 ., f f, Tt tt . . . - ; 1 vt iu ,
MJiatuOi iwrtwD fa the Senate. Ailtevr ,n the damp r(ainln?t for Dr.
Of- the talk, therefore ahnnt i
Democrats beius able to control
that body is simply ilfy twaddle.
r -w.w-!vfi
The Charleston News and Courier
eMiiuatesthe majority in the next
f 0,,"!.a 153 furiously enough,
nit? aseuiocraiQ are equally di
videdt 121 from the North and! 121
from the South. I .
President Harrison, it is said, was
in favor of calling Congress together
in extra session tljis month but as
every member of his Cabinet was
opposed to it and advised against it
he yielded the poiur. 1 1 ,
' 1 : '
1 ' - -
It is now given out that the Force
bill will not be pressed to a vote at
the last and short session of the 5lst
Congress. Mr. Harrison thinks it
would be bad' policy for the closing
days of a dyln and stiuking Con
gress. ' J -.. " j
The Republicans! will still fight
under the same old flag high pro
tection amd big price?. JTr. Harri-
son is now preparing ins message
and it is said that there wilt be no
back-lown on the, McKinley bill.
The Deuiocratrt could ask for noth-
iuj uriirii
4-
Kansas gave 82,000 majority'! to
Harrison and now has elected a
Democratic Governor. In 1888 she
sent seven Republican Representa
tives to Congress. In the next Con
gress the delegation will be Ave
Democrats and two Republicans.
The farmers did it. 1 - I
The Democracyl remarks tlie
Philadelphia Record, put brains into
th late contest. Their opponents
re'ied mainly on spot cash. This
makes the outcome more inspiring,
it is a new proof .that the people
sometimes take thin? to think, and
- -
that they are not corrupt.
MOh, for a Lodge In some vast
wilderness," sighs Henry Cabot, the
author of the Infamous Force bilk
and who pulled through the other
day with a loss of four-fifths of litis
former majority. II J C. will be grati
fied. There will be a wilderness of
empty seats on the Republican side
of the House in the next Congress
and a Lodge will be there. j
"Let wealth and' commerce, laws
and learning die," but leave us still
the blissful knowledge that we can
cure our ills and pains with that
wonderful remedy, Salvation Oil.
Only 25 cents. j
index to Nsr adtmtwsmikts j
Snekd; Co Furniture
M013 Brothers Druggists t
OrsRA HsrsE Kose Osborne
D J Gocij Kock sprtns Hotel r
D Qcixurax To Horse Owners
C W TaTcs Sam Jones bong nooks !
seicoast R R Meeting" ot bondholders J
. I
New moon to-morrow morning atLpoast iw. iv. uC ,.u ...w
23 minutes past 8 o'clock.
Hot Bed Sash and Glass for sale
by the N. Jacob! Hdw. Co. " t:
; j . Ir ...... j
New River oysters were retailed
by dealers to-day at $ 1.10 a gallon.
Mr Bruce Williams, of Burgaw,
came down to the city to day on, a
brief visit. ! " '
The wind got around to the?forth
last night and a change in the
weather seems impending." , J
i . ' f
The woods will be full of sports
men on Thanksgiving Day. Ua'i e
is said to be abundant this year.
i.
Visitors to our. city should cer
tainly notail to call 011 the N. Ju
cobi Hdr. Co. for anything wanting
in their Hue. J t,
1 -
Use Regal Ready-mixed Paint, and
have no other, if yon want a good,
durable article; lor sale by the N.
Jacobi Hdw. Co. t .
. . . j
I am Manufacturer s Agent for
Barbed and all kinds of Wire, Com
bination Wire and Iron Fences. Or
ders solicited," James I. Metts. t
I NG1'()KV N, TUESb A V. NOV RMBER
IT 0 .- 'V ';'' ' "
iry iew r?aliy Uno Myrtle Grove
osiers nave arrived here this sea-
Travel on the Seacoast Ii. If cnn-
tinufs fafrly good, considering the
season.
N Alle sicoat R. R. are !iaviusollllty cdll of the -Burgaw llcr
meir carrepainted and put in first-
class orders
Timber seems to be plentiful.
We
river
ueuceu several rafts on the
neticed several
that came to day.
.. I" the Sprin;
uieuuaeauddudiue
lllitly tui
tlv" turn tr thttTrvlifa ,.t
uuiis uouzli yrur wi II cure anv
a i - - i
vum mi-j- wiuy caicn, you bet. f
One of our .Wilmington boys 17
years old, pulls the-beam at 153
pounds. The next in order in the
faT11nv u'l.u .,,. Z
weeks old.
w
We have in stock an immense va
riety of Cook Stoves, all s'tyles and
sizes." Prices away down and Stoves
guaranteed to give satisfaction. N,
Jacobi Hdw. Co. ) f
A large line of Breech and Muzzle
loading Shot Guns, Air Rifles and
Pistols; all grades at lowest prices.
Wood Powder and , sportsmen's sup
plies just received. N. Jacobi Hdw.
CO.: . ; , f .
Some wonder why fish are , so
cheap. If they will stop and think
of the grand victory of the Demo
cratic party their wonder will cease.
The fish ran in shore to hear the
news and were caught by the fisher
men. - - r :
Thtra will be a train to-morrow
on the Seacoast R. R. leaving Prin
cess street at 9.30 a. m.; returning,
leave the Hammocks at 12 m. This
Is for the benefit, of the excursionists
who will arrive here to-night on the
C. C. R. R.
The terminus of Princess street,
at the river, is In a dilapidated con-,
dition. Tlie rocks are misplaced
and scattered, which make it ve'ry
inconvenient and troublesome to
teams,especially drays, thatgo there
for wood. -
The First Ward Democrats will
hold a meeting to-night to ! recom
mend some one from that ward to
fill the office of Alderman made va
cant by the resignation of Mr. Geo.
L. Morton, who has been elected to
the Legislature.
The persons claiming to be regis
trar and poll-holders for Cape Fear
township made application for pay
for services yesterday to the Board
of County Commissioners; but act
ing under legal advice the chairman
of the Board refused to pay them..
An oyster is a funny thing. Some
people say they have ears and can
smell and an old Sounder told tis to
day it was very common on a calm
morning at Wrightsville to hear
them feeding.! Whether they can
hear or not, we know thismuch;they
can bite. j
Mr. D. J. Gould, a gentleman who
has had much experience in the
business, has taken charge of the
Rock Spring Hotel. The House has
been overhauled and refurnished
throughout. The regular rates are
$1 a day, with special .rates to ex
cursionists. , I .'
A meeting of the stockholders and
bondholders of the Wilmingtou Sea-
t. T t t,A1,l oft -rlio rITinW
or tne company, l-rmcess birea
tion, on Friday next, at 3 o'clock iu
the afternoon.! All are requested to
be present. See official notice of
Capt. J: R. Nolan in this issue.
Whv shouldl the turning
up 01 a
clean sandy soil in the summer have
an injurious effect upon health
through poisoning the atmosphere?
Does not tne sand absorb the
impurities from the atmosphere j
rather than
give them out? and is .
not ! this one of the old
Monti flint
-
will be exploded a few years henceT.
II. Yopp, F. W. Ortniuuu, II. L. V oi
lers, J- Puis, H. W. Collins,: J. D.
Nutt and Iredell Meares. to coh-
BrsapMiIla. It conqaers scro.u .
MHrhenm nnaiui o.uer u,OD.. ""-
The three -Knights of Pythias i gaged in newspaper work here. For lustrations. "Along Lak? Como"
lodges ef this city have appointed the present he will have charge of U another finely iilustraled paper.
joiiU committee, consisting of Messrs. Uhe subscription lists and "will be These are only a few of the num
11 iv 1 Airiinprj 11. ij- rf.iiiivsi ' - - - -r --. -
z . 1 . f AMiitinriT nnai 11 a . a 1 liic ' zvA t .wm m t r
Y , 1!.:.! .iKntmnctn .1 1 PV,!!Klna fnrnc nmlnl denartineilt tceiUS With dCSlgDS
lUODCV U SOllCIUUi; euauiuuiiuw v . mj iiuu3 vunuuutu, . . .....
ruirchase suitable Pvthian burialf 3kin Eruptions, and positively cures1 holiday gUs. . ,
The ktaP-of ,r-HV or refand. Pricq 35 cents .Srfn".;
; Tlie receipt of cotton at this port
to-day foot op l.lOOJbaie?.
j The new locomotive ; for Hub Sea-
Cft R. R. will be here on or about
March 1st.
Dr. Walter O. Mnrphv. of Pender
f aia was ln
the city to-day.
i Mr. U. Percy Gray. Assistant to
jthe President of tlie C,
: R- R was n tl city t
F. & Y. V
to-dav
Ears ara liih, 25 and oO jcents a
:uozen? - xney win soon nave. wings
rii '
j uuu wear i cuuiers 11 tuev" tion i ' gei
'inwWri :
i - 1
t " - -. ii '
; Where was Moses when the H-ht
1 when out? Like the Radicals, in
the dark when the
Democrats are
about! ! . .
I We regret to learn that Mrs. John
W. Pe'rdew is very low and that it,is
feared she may not live throughout
the night. : , 1 . "1
There is but one jail in New Han
over county and at present about 75
jailors (or applicants ) An Elderly
man is in charge there now.
I A. large excursion party is expect
ed in on the Carolina Central train
tliis evening. They come from points
all along the line of the road.
1 j - : . . .: -
The new county officials have re
ceived their certificates of election
and will walk in and take possess
ion next month 'sure's you're born."
) Schr. Ml C. Moseley, Torry, clear
ed to-day for Saniana; San Pommgo,
with 177,496 feet; lumber, valued at
?l,70Si48, shipped by Mr.! E. Kidder's
Son. ; j -
! Capjt. J. W. 1 Fry, "General Man
ager of the a F. & Y, V. R. R., and
his brother, Mr. II. K Fry, Chiet
Engiiieerf that road, were in the
city tb-dav. j : - '
I i . . JL 1 1 ,
A lovely calm has rested upon the
river the entire day. Apparently
everything, since the election, has
assumed a new, cheerful and invig
orating phase: i'LV i -' .. .
' The new scow recently construct
el for the C. F. & Y. V. R. R., and
the "second ef the series," is now at
Point Peter having the iron tracks
placed upon her. " . . e"
j Sqtiirrels are reported fat and
plentiful Uplne Northeasf river. We
saw a handsome string'of the "ratty
looking" fellows 'tOhday that were
bagged up that 'way.'
It is conjectured some of the up
river jcountry people have not learn
ed of the victory of the Democrats
because flatted-wood is wholesaling
at $4 a cord. jLow tariff.
Clams are the. onlysalt water pro
duct that are healthy atd ljapp
and palatable all the yeart rounuy
They may be found in the market
nlinnsf .anvdiiv.in tnn Wflfkl -
- ""j y---.r--, - -vr -t
To-morrow Is to be the wedding
day of two of our most popular
young! peoplej oke a ladyarid' the
other a gentleman. The former is
to be married here and the latter ml
Richmond. I ".' .
Rev! Dr. Pritchard lias gone to
Shelby to attend the State Baptist
Convention, which meets there to
morrow, and Rev. Dr. Creasy, pas
tpr of Grace Mi. E. Church, will fill
his pulpit on Sunday next. This is
as it should teV
j i '. '1 - .
I The ladies of St. Jam esV Church
will give a chrysanthemum show
this week. It is a good idea and one
that jought to take. well, lr the
linesti of those magnificent flowers
of the fall are brought together it
will be a sight well worth seeing.
On Our Staff. -
It is with pleasure that we au-
! imntice that Mr. Josenh M. Hing,
. this city, lias assumed a position I
thc staff 0f,hd Daily Bis View.-
?, -
i Mr. Kini? is an old hand at the bel
OWJSj having been previously en
ISucklen'a Arnica Salv.
m . C 1 .1... ... m I . t
1 1 lift iiisi rwuv 111 tut "ui'u
for
Outs, Bruises, Sores,
Ulcers,
Salt
V". . Wt ft - Belial.
n dTKSi?t. . - " -
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11 iSfllor NO 282:
NEW AUVEKTISEilENTS
Springs, Spring
5 s:x3srx)s of sixisrcs-s-
. ' CALL AND SEK
Ltht,-elastic,
- . - w.
noviotf
Forecasts. '
For North 'Carolina, fair weather
followed by light rains and slightly
cooJeiv " 1 '
Local foreuastsr from 8 a. m. to-day
for Wihniugton and vicihity, fair
weather followed by rain and slight
ly cooler.
' . V : " ' '. . ' :
Child re a IJnjoy
The pleatant tldvor, gentle action
and -soothing effects of Syrup of
Figs, when in need of a IaxativeUnd
if thb father or mother be costive or
bilious the most gratifying results
follow its use, so that it is the best
family remedy known and every
family should have a bottle. 1
St rickea Wltli Paralysis. i t
Mrf Tliomas Ilicks. who has! been
in the employment of Messrs. 1 Fow
ler & Morrison,, .was stricken j with
paralysis yesterday . euenirtg while
engaged at his work. Mr. Ilicks de
scribed ho" he was taken. He says
that' .the .first' premonitions of the
stroke made its appearauce in kis
left toot and then iimediately af.
ter wards he fellio the ground and
became helpless. He is now in a
critical condition, and the doctors,
a. i .1 Jf . ' j 1 ..a . J 1
it is said, fear that he may
not
re-
cover.
III Satanic Majesty. j
The next attraction' at the Opera
House will be the .appearance of
MlssRose Osborne, on Thursday
evening in a thrilling melo-drama
entitled - VSatan'- lMi Osberne
has a fine reputation. She -was
leading lady with C. B. Bishop and
starred for two years in Bartley
CaBipbelt's" famous trotrpeT: She
played in Danville, Va., last- Thurs
day night and so heartily were the
people cf that city pleased with her
that she was tendered a reception
by leading citizens of that place.
Reserved seats for the entertain
ment are now on sale at Mr. . Yates1.
At the Opera House liat-; Night. .
, There was a large audience and
fine' entertainment at the Opera
House last night. "A" Legal Wrong"
is a thrilling, realistic draia of to
day, with a stirring plot, lively
movements and exciting climaxes.
The company is a fairly good one;
not the best, it is true, but a fairly
good average Miss Rose Wilder, as
Helen Wilton was very good, as well
in the make up of the character as
inits impersonation; Mr, Jas. , F..
Green, as Murty McNaliy was just
splendid and became a prime fa-,
vorite with the audience before he
had been five minutes on the stage,
and Miss Lillie Durham, the sou
brette, was charming. The music
and dancing specialties were j very
fine and the scenery- was excellent..
The compauy go hence to Raleigh
where tney should be greeted : with
a large house. :
Patsraon's Magazine. - i - -
"A holiday jaumber" one may well
call the December Peterson. 1 It is
the handsomest number we ihave
ever seen of this excellent magazine
a hint of what may be expected
for I80I,- wliick will be its fiftieth
anniversary. ' The "Cupid" on the
title page is an enchanting little fel
low, and the ' steel and full 1 page
wood-engravings uro very beautiful.
The opening illustrated article,
"Same Ice Carnival Sketches," is in
Harriet Latham's rsprightliesti vein.
"A Problem ever oiveu '-is
the
best story we h
ave ever read irom
facile pea. "From
Edgar Fa cett'
Cliriifmas to Christmas" is a capital
tale with a series of admirable il-
Paris letter gives the newest fashion
chit-chat, and the colored plate and
other " designs the latest out-docr
and home wear. Tlie " needle-work
for
WauW. 1S-. Salre,- 10c. BonsU on
Wdrm. Safe, Bnre Core. 83e. ..
will be srlad to recciTe ocjiauiic&t cr.s
rroa cur-ittcnas oa 'sty ara aUti;;c:s
general interest, hkx ,; -
The came of the rntec mass always t j fur '
nlsnsa to the SJitor. J ' r ;
Coaamanicauoua mast bo written ca c:Ji
Q:neEtd6orthepa(rJ . v
- rersonaiu bjik be avot-it-a.
And u 1 er.ii!y an 2 . parricaiarty C22er
atooi fiat tue Kaxuir 4ons not always endorse
the view os dnv.s.po dents anla bo rtated
In the cMiconai cuiaioaa. ;-.
n bv a i vi;u ns mi k:;?a .
e m 1 rw j- i - t. .- a& m.
A NEW LOT OF TDE
durable, com fortaMe.' , I . - ,
m. ouRanairJG,
. . ;Ne?t to "itat" Office.
We Will. Jollify. . j ' :
The. Democratic Executive Com- ;
iuittee met last night and after dis
cushion ot Hie matter decided upon "
having a grand jollification over the
Democratic victories. The commit -tee
will meet again in a few days to : .
appoint the date, upon which the
celebration shall be keld.
An invitation has been sent to 1
Senator Vance to be present an'd de-"
liver an address on the occasion and-
the committee is awaiting a reply -
from him before appointing k date
for tho celebration. "
. ' : - I i .1. 'l w l, '.
iiv h 111 iu me necusuiii -
i
He lives' in a hotiise o ChiBquepha . ,
street, or.e of twins and karal to ,tell f
apart on a dark night and especially -
when the brain is addled. He took
a little too much! last night a lid' as
his underpinning was weak some of ,
his.frienis took hiui home in aAcarT,.
riage, fouixl, as they -supposed, the
right house, opened the door land
shovred him in. He entered tlie par -
lor'and disrobed,' down to liis-ensan---
guinedgarmentswUentheladyof the'
house, hearing a noise, entered and
found him seated in a chair and fast
asleep. She may be pardoned for
taking him for a! veritable Mephis
topkeles, for in j the dim light he
looked just such as is sometimes
represented on tlie stage, minus the
hoofs and candte appendage The -lady-was
alone ip the house, as her '
husband, who works till late every
night, had not yet returned. Fright
ened almost out f her wits she ran "
screaming from the house and met
her husband on. his way home." The;
convival gtitlejnan... was found by .
the husband in the same chair and
in the same attitude and the same
carmineous attire. With some dif
ficulty he was made aware of his fix
and was assisted into his nether gar-'
merits and -escorted to his proper
domicile next door. . There ,was a
sick man arid a sad man and a sorry
man under that roof this ' iiorningi
He swears now ttiat he will never be .
green enough to get drunk, agaiaj
even if the House should go 1,500,
majority instead Jof a paultry 150.
NEW All V1SUTISBMENTS.
The Eock Spring Hotel, I
Chestnut, betweea Front.and Water 6tteets
iLnNGTON, y. c. ' ; '
HAS BKEX NEWLY FURNISHED, AND IS ,
prepared to accemmodate the travelling:
public, aDd offers tiood Fare and Polite At- 2
tentloa. KatC3 f L60 ter day. special rates to
excursionists. j . D. J. OUL,
dot ii ltd law" I Proprietor.
h Horse OffMfg-J-Lodjair Prevfntfd.
v J 'I'-'' - ' "'H '" "" '
TTOliiES .TUAT AUJS PJI0KED WITH
eaila or ot fier punctuTcd woflai's ln tne foot.1
when ires ted sictifHjjr, are ln no danger of
dying from LOJkJavv'.i Alter a, practical ex- .
perlence ot 30 years i :am prepared to guaran
tee tbe atom Ca:L o&me. . I
J D. Q'lINLIVAN,
ott 2S Ij The f orscshocr and Farrier.
OPEILAj HOU.SE; .
Thursday; Nv. 13th..
; THE PASCINAtLnCaIITIST j
MISS ROSE OSBORNE;.
iu the yucccsfctui ilelo-Drama, ' i -
(Aelapted from the Frrnch.) i
Prtcysis. SO and 3 ctnts.' Ucsened seat
Wcdnes ajr at Yates', novllSt ;
WIL3MNGTON SEACOA5T UAJLKOAD..
0?ri;E OF CiEXEKAL MANAGER.
Wir.iNiTer. N. C. Xov. llth, lSJUL ,
mkitr. wfLL kk a xeltixg of the
htoct aad Boaahokter of the Wilialnsrton
fccacoasi Uailroad, held at the oftiee at Prin
cess Street station, oa Frirtaj. Not. llth, at
Mp.ia. Ail interested arc requested to be
pretfiat. - i . 3. K. NOLAN. - i
no 1131 .S-cretary and Treasurer. .;
Extracts Lemon and-Vanllla'
-ASTOIi OILPAHEGOJaCTUTrS PILLS.i
Horse's rills, and a arge- aaso.tment ot
CHEWING GUM.Sl 'for the Jtall Dru kza
Grocery Trade. LOWEST TIlICEii-
. ; mcnds niiOTnma,
nor 8 tt i m X. Front
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ft. i M ' 1
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