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'LSASJ
We win be glad to reccr.d 'cnmmtaicat cat
from our menca on er Ana til taDjecta
6enoraltntere8Ctat! -.t . ' ,'
Tiie aatae or tae wrnr must aimrs td r;r
nlshca to the Editor - k-.:"-
Oommunicauons mast be wntten'oa only
one sioe or tne paper.
Peraon&nties mane be avouaa. ;" ,
And it la especiaitV ao4 particularly anficr
stood tnat me editor does cot aiwaja endorse'
the news or correafjondents anlesa so ttated
In tne editorial coiojuin f V: ' ; :: -V'.
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VOL XIV j WILMINGTON, N. C, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1890. NO 292.
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a, a .loubtful State. There ls to TZ ai inis port
"r,r mrrr iur 'tovernor
1 r- r- . A'TT.vTa
HUtl SeoAtor hut the Democrats! are
j united, confident and cleterminetl.
Thf Virginia State Press Amoi! a
lion wa in session at Richmond a
fe days ago and t out or 57edi-"
rorN interrogated bv a New ork
We bespeak a portion of the pat- qrac. Church To-'Mrrow.
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fifb-frl !y all lending drug
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ttt live it " Iiaial will pm
k pr"ijitly fr any one wh
t)tnit. " D nut "accept anj
MdAf FIG SYRUP CO.
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ftru.r Afiy YOU if, tt.T.
OrtKUT H. UKhLAHY,
uroa.sALE ii:rn;isT.
C 1 uiimmjion, n. 1:.
STOVES ! STOVES !
;i ki:k aaJ at All TrW.
ltrman, FI aimer V Co.V.
The dust U again disagreeable and 1
rain Is needed to allay it.
, Mr. Harding Johnson returned to
the city last niht from a trip to the
capitol of the countrv.
ronage of the public for Messrs.
1 Thomas & Bell, .wheelwrights and
abinet makers. . Thev are crood
workmen and understand well their
business. See their ad. in this issue.
Services at the usiml h mi ra at tha
f . - . " ni
urraio. correspontlent, were plain First Baptist Church to-morrow,
and outspoken Cleveland men. , conducted by Rev. Dr. Pritchard.
Tiie leader of the Alliance Con-' Pyer and experience meeting of
irresslonal delegation from Kansas : businaes Qnd working men at the
is John G.Otis, a Topeka milkman Seaman's Bethel to-night at 7.C0
of twenty years1 standing. Tlnf i.A o clock.
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la not without education, being a
graduate of Williams College and of
the Harvard Law School, and a j few
years previous to his retirement
iijiom a frtrm a Topeka lawyer, f He
U a native of Rutland county, Ver
mont. !
Tin pensum steal threatens to
I'.'iikriipt the eountrv Tlwiferttfd'Jt
Washington correspondent says that
Mr. G. M. Bnfey will lead the
Young Men's meeting at the Y. IS.
C. A. rooms Sunday afternoon at 5
o'clock. "
Grace Methodist Church, SouthH
Northeast corner of Mulberry and
Fourth streets, Rev. Walter S.
Creasy;D.D.Pastor. Services to mor
row at 11 a. m. and 7.30 p. m. Sab-
DoesVt it make your mouth water bath School 3.30 p. m. Weekly prayer
to read that pretty ad. ot Mr. Bi F. meeting and lecture,, Wednesday
Swauri's in thislssue. He is getting evening at 7.30 o'clock. Seats tree. A
ready for a big Christmas trade and cordial invitation is extended to
as he sells for spot cash he sells low. strangers and -visitors.
Some 6f the prices are given in the The Little Lord.
ad.
t. Pant's Lutheran Church.
Communion service to-morrow
at 11 a. m. at the First Presbyterian
Church, conducted by Rev. P. H.
Hoge. D. D. i
Bnhop Keener, senior Bishop of
jtha Methodist E. Church, South, is
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u-til l,aifitmiwv-Pi.iu... luiiniiraieurace ax. n. liurcn OU
........ ..... ... f '. -vr.'-w. 4 II 17 Ilir-ttllS ,
ti deficiency f the pension ac-L
!5fl(rj00,Qn0 thin
0 thin year for pensions, j
l lie amount appropriated was $101,- 1 lie register of Deeds issued five
Dou.fMX). The end of the fiscal year marriage licenses this week, four of
Aniline government wltlioiit a W-I,M 11 were lor wnire cc
1'ilUr to pay current oxpenses with. H for colored couple.
i Sunday, December 7th.
SAM JONES
SONG BOOKS..
UES' HOOK STOKE
A Moving Tale.
UT!LLOVE THIS WEEK. IT 13
1-tJt. Art!cW nf rtimltnrn tri
t7Ja ttvf t ti n c 5 are r.ovOed. W'c
J SNEEi) Jt CO..
1 Fr.rnlturr Dealers.
t cr. Varkrt ani Second MS.
H. A. Tucker,
U:t " :iMNirr. MAUltl.E AND
lNn;th front Mrcrt.
Wllu.luion. N. C.
t rtl.r .
i n;u;&bU Mil II
wJ!.i!rnrK'l w0in Lh in I be foul
!J ir.".u,y' ,f,, 1,1 no A;.i:ercC
ilhm- Ater . rrj.tiv
1. J' IN'. 1VAK.
APPa ! Apple?" !
UUn-jj4,4Iu -4l ,.K,.,.lL; fixe
- i njj, !n ,,.s rrs 8Uj cn-
w kf7. -""i in Sr nr r.antnai, lrlcit
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A. s INSTEAD.
klff i- JHt "r,-! rvlloneres.
,x H' N.-t.id si., iwr P.O.
NcT8
The" New York Tribune says:
'Physicians say that the epidemic,
I4i grippe will probably return
the coming winter with renewed
virulence. Pneumonia and kindred
diseases have been more prevalent
than usual for several months past.
While there is uo special cause for
alarm among persons who take good
care of their health there issufficient
danger to make it advisable for
every one to use all possibla precau
tions at this season of the year
against taking severe colds:"
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I have suffered with a severe cold
all fall and winter,1 and couldn't se
cure any relief until I commerlced
using Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup. Since
that time my head has been clear
and I've experieuccd,no difiicuity in
breathing. I consider it a inest won
derful remedy. TOM W. Windkr,
Ed. ( Warsaw, Ind.) Wasp.
LOCAL XsnETWg.
INDKX TO NSW ADTrKTIBBMSKTS
Snsed & Co Kurnlture
Mo'w r.Roruaifc Druggists
Thomas Bix To the Tublla
WJJ KlKKHAM & CO At AUCtlOH
U F jjiraxs cirocerles, iTults, etc
c W YATxs-Sam Jones song Books
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Fish were plentiful in market to
day.
jbay's length 10 hours and 5 min
utes.
Sunset to-morroW afternoon at 49
minutes past 4 o'clock.
New River oybters, in the shell,
were selling at $2 a bushel this
morning.
"Booties1 Baby" is the next thing
in order. It will hold forth at the
Opera House next Friday night.
"Rubolio" razorad kuive sharp
ener. SoiuethiiiiT new and we
think the bet hone ever made. See
them. N. Jacobi Hdw Co. t
I am Manufacturer 8 -Airent for
Barteil and all kinds of Wire, Com
bination Wire and Iron Fences. Or
ders solicited, Jauies I. Metts. t
Rev. R. E. Peele will preach at
f Brook li'n Baptist Church at 11 n. m.
and 7.30 p. m. Sunday School at
3.30 p. m. Seats free and the public
cordially invited.
"Some to the fascination of a
name, surrender judgment hood
winked," but we would ailvise all
persons suffering with rheumatism
or sciatica, not to" speculate in
names, but get a 25 ceut botlle of
Salvation Oil and rub it on.
There will be an auction sale on
next Tuesday morning, at 10 o'clock,
in front of Messr?. W. J. Kirkham &
Co.'s auction rooms, JiSo. 27 Market
street. Those wishing to buy will
find it advantageous t be present
at the sale.
We noticed some extra large, fat
'possums in market this morning
that ere caught in Onslow county.
They were noble animals. Properly
cooked and flanked by sweet pota
toes the possum makes a dish fit for
a kiug.
Services in St. John's Church to
morrow by the Rector, Rev. J. Car
michael, D. D., as follows: Holy
Communion at 7.43 a. m.; morning
prayer aud sermon at 11 o'clock;
evening prayer at 5 o'clock; Sunday
school at 4 p. m. J
lir. P. . Lorilland's magnificent
steam yacht. Reva, of New York, on
the way to Savannah, Ga., came in
our port yesterday evening for coal.
Slie is lying at Messrs. VowWr &
Morrisou's wharf. The yacht will
leave to-day for Savannah.
We are sorry to hear of the death
of Mr. Jerome Williams brother to
Mr, J. R. Williams, Agent of the
Southern Express Co., in this city.
He died suddenly at Charleston some
time nn Wednesday night or early
r is thought
j Omeer Bryan will not beat I-a-;PV
! with the ducks. We saw hmi yes- aMP2-- ,
'ATRY PRHnilPC PCMCDMI V ten,ay' mnln 'Ute aH ,e Judge Farrar will be with us again
rnUUUUt btNtrlAlXl. could conveniently carry ( we mean nxl luontll ana deliver some of his
I, a LDKUMAN, ducks)." .He felletl five at one Ilot InliullAtBte lectures. He. will appear
Two interment, both adults, in
Oakdalethis week, none in Belle
vue and six, four adults and two
children, in Pine Forest.
Rev. Dr. Creasy will attend the
first session of the Western North
Carolina Conference, at Concord,
the latter part of next week.
Mr. A. W. Watson returned to the
city last night from New Yrk where
he has been visiting the marketsand
purchasing Christmas goods.
We are glad to hear that Mr. Isaac
Bates, President of the Bank of
New Hanover, who has been quite
sick for some days past, is reported
as much better.
There was a remarkably fine dis
play of meats in Front street market
to-day. It was the best, we think,
that we have ever seen in Wilming
ton.
here will be a large audjence at
the Opera House to-night , and the
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The services in Str Paul's Evan- little lord will be sure to feel grati
gelical Lutheran Church to-morrow fied at his reception. The matinee
will be as follows: drew together a fine house this af
German at 11 a. m. Sundav ternoon and all were delijrhted. The
School at 3 nJ m.. Scandinavian ser- company is a good one. Two little
vice 4 p. m., English 7.30 p. m.
Forecasts. j
For North Carolina, fair weather
and colder, except stationary tern
perature on the coast; fair on Sunday
aad Monday.
Local forecasts, from 8 a. in. to-day
for Wilmington and vicinity, fair
children, Arthur, aged 7, and Ada,
aged 9, alternate in the part, and
thej' both play charmingly
The Criminal Court. "
The November Term of the Crim
inal Court adjourned this morning
after having been in session Jill of
the week. The only business dis
posed of to-day was passing sen
tence upon John Koch. He was
fined $200.
The books of the Clerk of the
Court, Mr. Wv R. French,' show
the following list of convicts sen
tenced to the Work House aud Peni
tentiary: Chas. Robbins, burglary in the
second degree, " years in the -Penitentiary.
Beer ami Beef. Robt. Jones, burglary in the sec-
Beef j is cheaper in Wilmington ond degree, 10 years in the Peniten-
than in almost any city on the At- tiary.
lantic seaboard. Such as was soldi Benj. Mathews, larceny, 2 years in
here this morning for 12V cents we the Penitentiary
have seen sell for 15 cents in Rich- Alex Small, larceny, 2 years in the
mond, 20 cets in Jacksonville and j Penitentiary.
25 cents in Savannah. We know of James Brock, assault and 'battery
some people who pay 30 cents a with a deadly weapon, 3 months in
pound for all the beef they eat and the Work House
yet it is no better than can be bought James Guirk, assault and battery
here for 12A aniT15 cents. with a deadly weapon, 30'days in the
X
No Witter. I
Capt
weather and slightly cooler..
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Children Enjojr ,
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The pleasant flavor, gentle action
and soothing effects of Syrup of
Figs, when in need of a laxative and
if tli father or mother be costive or
biliousi the mojjt gratifying results
follow its use; po that it is the best
familv I remedv known and everv
famiiv should have a bottle.
N E W vA UVKimS EM KNT3 ?
To the Public,
E AKE XOW LOCATED ON ORAN0E,
between Front and I Water streets. Anr one " - .
navinjr Carriages, Buggies. Cans, Drays, etc,
to Kepalrwiir nnd it to their adTantaseto
give us a tilaL Wort pea ran teed to be done -
in a sEimtu, worcmanvce .manner at reason-
nov?21w
THOMAS & BELL.
Open A ? J Day To -Morrojv
Sunday, Nov. 23d, 1890. -
ivcTjrisrxs
104 XORTn
FRONT STREET.
HIVE TO- THE
Htf n3 white Extra!
Down Go the High Prices
1 WILL
iA Ml xiaors'j
i
133 Granulated Sikar for v..;$lrtf.
c sugrar for...
Work House.
Black, the popular COIU- Selected Keailins
mander of the steamer Lisbon, ply- From books and magazines In the
ing oir Black River, informs us that Wilmington Library Rooms:
7- ?
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ttumf
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1 Oft
1G lbs Golden Extrja C Sufrarfor. 1 00
i . Mioutaf rs per pound . , . ff cts.
if. s. seines
Best Family Flour 4
Good Flour '
Pure Hog's' Lard' '
Good Lard
New Buckwheat:
Good Klce nernuart
Beat Cream Cheese rer'DOund . . . . A .
uckmi mo ixjnee
Best Rio Coffee
Lagruyra Coffee
Best ). Butter.
Martin's hotter.... J
Bests, c. Hams...
Good 8. c. Hams...
200 Chickens from.
100 bushels Sweet Potatoes ax I5a tier Deck Or i
lt) rents tier lmshpr . ,
... . ry-
a a oan:or Tomatoes for 10 cents.
You will also flndl Dlentv of Firs. oelerr-
uauimas, Appics, urapes, uanaies, JNurs.ngs,
Oranges. Faacy Cakes, Raisins, citron. Cur
rants, Cocoanuts, iflnce Meats, Jellies of all
soraJi Kinci3, arc, at the
Give me a call and rou will find everv.
4-1. 4 t a L
i mug uiLt; iiua cil'JO.
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nov23tf D&W
ALL
B. F. SWiANN, Agent,
Opposite Frobt Street Alarket.
lIWDS!
Oysters !
TTUK,.KT 1HUSE t)N SEV-
S t.J..-f.fi and Hue
tinns. We have them, bought be
fore the passage of the JJcKinley
bill and can give you the advantage
of "our low purchase. N. Jacobi
Hdw. Co. I
We want Zd Vance in the Sinate
and the 'Zeb VanreM stove in your
kitchen. They have been tried and
found to be true; therefore w re
commend them to ;yo. N." Jacobi
Hdw. Co. ' " f
Hnusekeeier9 slionld i have a
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fCH Irr,: irt: Ihf can, ami will . -fnrcnuii ..! --;
lii!!i3w?hirni,l',U thelvautagcfiof simple construc--Tlr
w. ii imw'Ai D. : tfon, durability and in easily cleaned
",he,t ly lUXTl.V' Nc. knive to get out of order. Sold
'-- - .I.XT T..nl II ilr. Co.
f?ts! Apples I Apples!) 't
ltd Xo, water si.
that duck are scarce for the season. UOntn under the auspices of the
Tcr.
: The days arc alout as short now
In the afternoon a they will get.
Uir.i a choice lot CELE- The sun sets to morrow at 49 mm
,Trillf .4 utes pat 4 o'clock. On the follow
U ing Sunday it wts at AML This will
20 Curd Wood I coutinu until December 11th, when
Au.. r :. CLuMjurt. tr..tlnrnoons .will wojfijr :Kru
Yonng Ladies Missionary Society of
the First Presbyterian Chnrcli aim
will talk to the children on the af
ternoon of that day. - : j
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Catarrh is not a local but aeon
gtltutlonal disease, and requiresTi
coostitntlonal remedy like Hoods
Sarsaparilla to effect a care.
i - ' r i . ' - ; !...v.-'-.
he has been able to make but seven
teen through triiis as far as Clear
Run this year, while last year he
made ninety-four during the corres
ponding time. He seems to harbor
the idea that the water has ran out,
never to return, but it is only one
of those remarkably dry seasons,
the like of which can hardly be re
membered by the "oldest inhabit
tant'l
Ho also states that the farmers all
Her Dearest Foe, Mrs. Alexander.
Round About the Christmas Tree,
Thackeray.
The Inn by the Seaside, Anna H.
Drury.
The Schoolboy's Story, Charles
Dickens.
A Conflict Knded, Marv E. Wil-kins.
Esther Feverel,Branuer Matthews
The One Virginia Witch. -s,
Toinette, John Esten Cooke.
A Dream Story. Katherine S. Mac-
quoid.
A .break or Fortuae: an Incident
in the Life of Pio Nono, Mary How-
through the upper Blaek river sec
tliopinT tiicti (mil ntlfnl itt
, t H " . I Marriage, ot Moira Fergus,
iHirvesis us nave iic v ci uccu 1X11,7 wu bam Black
before, even by the aforesaid stand- Miss Angel, Miss Thackeray.
Rnl ralv reference, "the oldest in- The Curate in Charge, Mrs
habitant." Capt. Black has travel- Phfnt
led extensively within the last few
weeks! through the country conti
guouslto Black river, aud every
where: the crops are unprecedented-
ly abundant. :
Wil-
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FU S'KURALGIA AND HEADACHE
Use "Rough on Pain." Instant re
lief. 21 and 50c. ROUGH ON CORNS.
Liquid, 15c. Salve, 10c. Rough on H. II
Our Archery Club, Stockton.
Adventures of Ulysses, Charles
Lamb.
The Wrong Box, R. L. Stevenson
and L. Osbourn.
Victor Lescar, Maria M. Grant.
Over the Teacups, O. W. Holmes.
Little Jean Baptiste, Elise Polko.
Rao's Friend, Andrew Lang.
The Trip of the "Mark Twain."
Echoes in the City of the Angels,
i Sell All kinds of
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COOp BEEF.
It comes from Sampson County, from West
ern North Carolina, from Virginia, from Ten
nessee, and from Kansas I CAN SUIT ALL
TASTES AND ALLI'OPLE. I
Some of that lot of. FINE JiflEF CATTLE
paraded through the streets a few dajs ago
was mine, ft will lie on.salo at my Stalls In
Front Street Market To-morrow
AND EVERY pAY JiEXT WEEK.
t. 4,
I OFFER ALO FINE LINES OF
VKAL, LAAIB,
MUTTON, POUK, .
8AUSAGE8,
t- will be please to see and serve yotu
HAYS, Jr.,
5, Front Street Marker.
W. M.
. Stalls 3 and
nov 21 2t
Woniis. Safe, Sure Cure. 25c.
1828
It Oxigrim-siteca. I
Marse Chan, T. N". Page.
Free Joe and the Rest of
World, Joel Chandler Harris.
The -First Needle, Lticretia
Hale.
A Song of the Mocking Bird, M.
Thompson.
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A STMCTLV riMTtlil
nviutu r A MILT Mf BtClM.
PHI LADE LPK 1 A.
Price. OHEDcUu
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Itucklen'g Arnica Salv.
The Besr Saive in the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chap
ped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, andall
Skin Eruptions, and positively cures
Piles, or no pav required. It is guar
anteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price 25 cents
per box.
i or sale by Robert R Bellamy,
I wholesaln aul ?tail t)rggi.
NEW AUVERTISETiBVT'J
At Auction,
rjU'ESDAY MOSNINO. AT Iff O'CLOCK, IN
front of our Salesrooms, one good Mole and
Bngvy. Furniture. Mattresses and one fine
Feather Bed, ere send In your consignments
for Tuesday's sale.
W. i. KIRK MAM H CO..
nov22tf 27 Markettreet
OPERA HOUSE,
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SATURDAY, NOV. 22nd. j
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M.VTISEK AND NIGHT.
J.NAUMBURG
1 Iti IKl V t H STKKI2 r,- ' V
FOU GENUINE BARGAINS IN V '
UfA! O E R WE A ES,
AND ALL O-jllEU KINDS OF
MEN'S FURNISHINGS.
iiass ana utDs
AND,
cJiiLiiitHNs ci.oniiNa.
novel tf
Little Lord Fauntleroy .
There Is no other genvim
Simmons Liver Regulator.
I"
Under the sarce management as when first (QJJJJfJY
Admission to Matinee scents for adults and - Cor. Front
: so cents fer chHdren. Prices at tijht as usual
j , Eesfrrcd Seats at Yates'. . 1 norSQSt .
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ADRIAN & VOLLEKS,
WIIOI.KS.4I.K IJEALKKS IN
Provisions, Groceries,
Liqiwrs, Tohncco. ()ian;,
3IERCirANTS,
ami Tiotk St., .
WILMINUTO.V, N. C
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