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VOL-XIV WHiMING TON, N. C, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER: 261890. NO 295.
The expenses of th Pan-American
Conference weretvlthln $20 of the
total pproprintion-$l2.CO0. I
Aliuoir 54 000 Frenchmen belong Turkeys are not verv clear thi pt tatIonary teurperature on the
trie I.flfri rf 'II i.i n.K . . ' 4U,DliAiat
Col E. D. Hull has crone to Clinton
to ! pend Thanksgiving with his
uaurhter, Mrs. Partrick
Forera-ts. :- . j j
For North Carolina, fair weather
till Friday morning and cooler, ex
NEW ADVEUTISE21ESTS
tO the IjeiHon fit 'TI nnnr . no
thMii fWn connected with the
piy ami me rest civilians.
SO
The
F.lll. Vnn p n l.ii is a n r...
(ir- dollar and one till nicer for a dollar
and a quarter.
I T T i
construction-of the nt-Iv' The bnvs Hi v. w ;
opened City and South London Un- that the forecasts from the Signal
derprotind Line has occnpied four Office prouulse good' weather until
years; its cost has been ,000 per after Thanksivini?.
nine.
' : ... l. Hon. Daniel L. Russell and Messrs
War with China cost EnHand Mareden Bellamy and John D. Bel
between the years 18Tr-C2H upwd!ril& t luyare in Raleigh this week on a
or jL8,oou,ooof and the Abi-ssinlan ex-T courtlnff expedition
pelition, 187-?0, the enormous sum
of i.mooo. - . I
t-it.iin.sC3 me
. i i
("vuiir, t t.c! coMs. ncaa
r-.;,, Svran of Fis la th-
r,Vr!r rf it Uin'. ever Pro
lijJxi," t t: taste and ac
rff3al truly Uneficial ru 1.
L rttr cnlv from the ma
t -Tiui aTCfalJe substances, lp
CtkttV-t qualities commesnl i
f .-J Lire mailc it th:s mas"
ftp u for sale in C0
inkctca by all leatlin drug
Aar reliable drucjrisi wn
ijvt b're it ou band will pro
U x Brcptly for any one ttw
atofcyit. Do not accept an)
f If FiAMClSCO. CAL
tyflEKT K. Ilr-LUMY.
30LI3ALK DKt CUilST.
iTOYES ! STOVES!
n lliiA r.J at All Price?.
caw i&mat '
t-KraiD, Flanner & Co.'f.
SAr.7 JONE
SONG BOOKS.
ills' BOOK STORE
K
1 Moving Tale.
pint:
MOTE THIS WEEK. IT IS
"Xfa. Amck cr Fnrnltnre hare
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rill n' a foe us. We
SXEKii JC CO..
Tor, limn ana ei-ond St a.
31
H. A. Tucker,
U ,x 'KNlTk-, MA HULK AND
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Wiimlmion. N. r.
UVT AUZ Fi:i KkH WITU
tT,,w- A'r - fi1lcl f x. I
l U-l oar . fc I
There are nearly two hundred
citfar iMiinn factories in Havana-some
employing oyer four hundred hands,
F.ar.h factory I taxed 1 p. year! for
evrry man etuployed. 1
Tha highest priced anthograph in
iistence Is said tabe the signature
of Christopher Columbus," which! Is
valued at $S0O.' Next to that is the
only letter by Cornellle that was
ever for tale. This Is worth about
the same as Columbuh sigoaturej
mt . .
ine market houses will remain
open until 11 o'clock to-morrow,
when they will close, and remain
closed until Friday morning.
We are glad to . hear that Capt.
James has met with very enconrag
lug success In gathering up dona
tions for the poor to-morrow.
There will be no service at Fifth
Street M. E. Church to-morrow.
That congregation will worship at
the First Pre3bvterian Church.
No place in the United States pos
sesses better facilities for a day'
v . TT. " , I outing than does Wilmington. Sim-
' T J f " ply you pays your money and yocr
takes your choice."
per Kroad way, but ween 27th and
IMth streets, is In the hands oft a
quiet old, gentleman, who occaston
ully gee around and looks at his
enormously valuable possessions
and moralizes upon the changes that
tave taken place of late in New
York.-' - i '
i i
Dr. Ferrari, of Paris, is believed
to be the most enthusiastic stamp
collector in the world. (le .has
abundant, means to gratify bis
whim, and will pay almost any
price for a specimen he does j not
possess. He has spent about 80,-
000 and has a collection which num
bers 100,000.
The opposition to the candidacy
of Ex-Postmaster General Vilas! for
the Wisconsin Senatorshlp has not
abated during the last few days, and
the Colonel' friends are somewhat
fearful that they may not be able to
win the fight There seems to be a
great mmy blg little nienM injthe
State who are jealous of Col. Vilas.
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Not long ago South' Africa had to
Import all the coal she - used, j but
now she mines all the coal) she
wishes for her own use and. exports
the surplus. Tho reason is that the
coal fields of Natal have increased
their utnnt to a remarkable' de
gree. Tho railroad managers say
they -re saving $250,000 a year by
using coal that is produced at home.
Salvation Oil Is rapidly supersed
lug nil high-priced liniments. It nas
been tested forsouietime past in all
localitieH and ltK reMiItH have been
rapi.i anu aiiMactory. it is gen
eral! cone-dm to be th greatest
cure on earth for pain. : 25 cents.
LOCAL 3WS:
5
ST RECEIVED I
"KSIIAXAXAS.
v W INSTEAD,
:i , r?1, t ji f.t toner es.
itfc -VXIKl St., Bteif f.iX
With
08iers!
irTntoiiT uors ox sev
wu we.' 4nJ streets, for
HVttl tr0ni tb arts, and trill
A rwrLf? onh cuy lor $uo
I - -Iwarsoii but.
f JHtl . w. IL UOWAMU
j "tM by letepaoiio at a.
1
r: Apples! Apples!
j AND
,l PRODUCE-GEKERALLYi
, to.i3ioa iierch-ati,
110 No. Water St.
lldaV Onnrlo
l haxdsomkk line or
t ,a old town Uuin
jsmi T Nk AnrKRrisxvssTi j
sstKD Co r urnlture . '
Mcxpj BorHci--lniir?Hti
triA UrsK Booties' Baby
. W Vatks-Saiu Jone song- liooUs
Croxlt Mobi3 West India Fmit
stmb pAAsroRT 54caeJnIej;o.niorrow
t'ROMLT A Mo-KM Keal estate at luctlon
It looks like a "green Christina"
this year. j 1
Dressed poultry sold to-day tor
1C centra poynd. j
Capt. Phil Thomas says he 4,never
sijw the like of ducks as there (was
nt the Hammocks this, morning." .j
'Rubolio" raxor and knive sharp
eners. Something new audi we
See
ihiuk the bet hone ever made,
them. N. Jacob! lid w.' Cor
K
V4 -v " w v"aa in ana
iriilTnv Brostsea, cut
aTr7. IOOU Brostsea, cut
t f7. Mr- -a cwosmn la
1 am Manufacturers Agent for
Barbed and all kinds of Wire, Com
binaflon Wire ami Iron Fence.; Or
ders solicited. James I. Metts. ! t
UnmC We have them, bought be
fore th passage of the McKiuley
Itiil and cm gie you the advantage
of our low purchase. N. Jacobi
Ildw. Co. . j
There i salil to be : loU of game
ami fine chance for sportsmen in
the woods on Bagle 11 and and a
few miles over In Hrunswick county
Pick your flints, boys, and up and at
'era. . " .. " ! " i
Some of the young ladies and gen
tlemen connected with Brooklyn
Baptist Church are preparing to
give a fine cantata some night dur
ing the Christmas holidays.
As usual, the Rkview will suspend
for Thanksgiving. No paper will be
issued from this office to-morrow,
but we hooe to., be with you again
on Friday and tell you all about it.
Ve want Zeb Vance in the Senate
and the "Zeb Vance1' stove in your
kitchen. They have been tried and
found to be true: therefore we re
commend them to vom. N.-' Jacobi
Ildw. Co. t
Thankssivintr comes too late in
the season and too near Christinas'.
Tho last of October or early - in No
vember would suit almost every
bodv. The crons are all made, if
not housed, at that thus.
The steamer Passport will make a
special trip to Carolina Beach to
morrow, leaving here at 10:30 a. m.
and returtimir at 2 n. m. - Tills is a
good opportunity for a short outing
and back air a in in time for Thauks-
giving dinner.
"How I dread to see night come
on," said a lady to a friend, "my
children couch from sunset to
dawn." "And you can't stop that?"
"Indeed no, I've tried s. many
things." "Well, throw those things
nwav and trv Dr. Buirs Uouuii
Renin, and if thev conch then I'll
eugage to nurse them."
We regret very much to" learn
that Capt. John W. Harper Is again
very sick at his residence at South
port. He was getting better . from
th flr.-st attack but ha hnd a re
lapse. We sincerely hope that ,e
may hear better news from hiiH
soon.
Schr. Julia Elizabeth, Capt. In
graham, of Nat-san, arrived in the
citv this evening from mat place
with a cargo of fruit, sea shells,coral,
etc. t;apr. uigranam says um u
has 80,000 oranges, 300 bunches of
bananas and about 25 barrels of
lemons. The schooner is consigned
to Messrs. Cronly & Morris, who
offer the fruit for sale.
No. sonny, we do not know of
a siKiitsman s manual wnicn in
scribes the difference in appearance
between a bear and a bull, a deer
and a dog, a wild catand a woman,
or a monkey and a man. Nor, In
fact, how you can tell the difference
between a partridge and a pnllet,
u Jay bird and a jackass or a duck
and a dry goods clerk.
Housekeepers should have a
"Perfection' meat cutter. It has
the advantages of simple construe
tlon, durability and is easily cleaned
No knives to get ont of order. : Sold
by the N. Jacobi Hdw. Co.
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If any one needs to be put in a
proper frame of mind for thorough
ly enjoying Thanksgiving, tiesuouiu
read the Double Thanksgiving Num
ber of "The Youth's Companiou,"
which is just out. From the artis
tic cover in three colors to the Chil
dren' Page, it -alKiunds with, sea
sonable things, including no less
than seven complete stories, one of
which was a warded a Five-11 uudred
Dollar prlxe in the recent competi
tion.. leading authorities say the only
proper way to treat .catarrh is to
take a constitutional lemedy, like
HoodV S irsaparlllo, ;
coast.
Local forecasts, from 8 a,Jm. to-day
for Wilmidgton- jnd vicinity. fair
and slightly cooler weather. ,
Another BUc Evangelist. j
The Rev. Ellas S. Hanes, ? of South
Dakota, one of the celebrated evan
gelists of the West, -is expected to
arrive Jn the feity off next Friday
veutiig. ne win occupy uie puipiL
of the Second "Advent Church Fri-
daj- night. Mr Hanes is blind. We
are informed that his knoledge-of
the scripture Is wonderful.
Confirm etl. ; -
l ne favorable ; impression pro
duced on the first appearance of the
agreeable liquid fruit remedy Syrup
ofFigsa few years ago has been
more than confirmed by: the pleas
ant experience of all who have used
it, and the success of the proprietors
and manufacturers, the California
Fig Syrup Company.
A Substantial Footing.
iesterday's Goldsboro Argus says:
"The Carolina Interstate Building
and Loan Association, of which a
branch was recently organized in
this city, is rapidly obtaining a sub
stantial footing in-jour midst and
gaining favor with our people, as it
must do when its superior merits are
thoroughiy understood. Mr. Iredel
Meares, the general attorney of the
association, was here yesterday, and
stated that of no point in the State
did the association entertain higher
hopes than of (folds boro. Its local
board is constituted of men who are
thoroughly in interest with the up
building and ever-widening progress
of the city."
Arrived Safe in New York.
Bishop arid Mrs. Watson arrived
safe in New YorK this forenoon on
the steamship Circassia. The ship
arrived up at her dock at about 10
o'clock, and tho Bishop and his wife
are now at the Westminster Hotel
These facts were wired here to Dr.
A. J. DeRosset. ,
rue uircassia leit; uiasgow on
Thursday, the 13th inst., and was
th?refore out two weeks, less one
day. Sho is a slow boat and was not
due in New York until Monday.
Having encountered head winds,
and probably fogs, j off the Banks,
she was detained beyond her expect
ed time. . ! -
We do not know- when Bishop
Watson will return to Wilmington
but presume that !sp will be here by
Saturday night, as we have under
stood that it was his intention to re
main in New York for a few days be
fore coming on to Wilmington.
Wedding Itells La.t Might.
Tii.' First Baptist Church was fill
ed to its utmost capacity last night
by the large number drawn there
to witness the ceremony which uni
ted in marriage Mr. L. lu Pritchard
and Miss (Jeorgie Gore. The groom
is t he son of Rev. Dr. Pritchard,
Pastor of the Church, and the bride
is the youngest daughter of Mr. W.
I. Gore, a clianning, versatile and
accomplished young lady.' j
The ceremony was; pronounced
by Rev. Dr. Pritchard. The church
was beautifully decorated and the
music was grand, the bridal party
proceeding up the aisle to the ac
companiment of Mendelsohn's Wed
ding March. i
The maid of honor was Miss Han
nah Bolles and the best man was
Mr. W. R. Barksdale. The other
attendants were Miss Lou Minor
Mebaue with Mr. Al' M. Waddell,
Jr., Master Claude Gore with little
Miss Fannie Pritchard and Master
Victor Boatvright with little Miss I
Bessie . Gore. The ushers ' were
Messrs. J. ST Ifooper, T. Barksdale;
A. O. MeEachern and W. G. White
head. .
A great many elegant and hand,
some presents were received.; A re
ception, was given; at Mr. Gore's
residence immediately after the
ceremony andthe spacious j parlors
were thronged until a late hour. '
v PL2AS3 NOTICE -
we will txj ijiad to receive ccmmuuicai c
from oar mends on any ana aasuc;ocu
general Interest, oat '
The name ot tne wmer mxist aiwars to far
Dished to the Editor, i . "
Comma-ic&uons raau. bo -rmtcn'cn only,
one sl2o or the paper. T
rcrsonaiiaes mau oo avottinv 1 - ' .
And it is cape-n.-uty'daJ pirticaiany on2cr
stood tb use Eaur dos not always endors e
tti vte-ra of wnwpondccta anlosa so stated
in tne eeitorktt fommna. ; r ' V .
" ' v.
N E W A I V 15 teres Kill .
Vaiviabl Roal -Sstato at Auotion I .
CUONLY & JJIOICUIS, Auctloitecrf. ';- ,
DAY AFTEH THANKSGIVING DAY.) .
Sale positive Terms easy (only K cash
nprrtJ It
The Itevieir .Toli Office.
Mr. Henry Hewlett has taken
charge;of the Review job office afd
is now engaged in "putting it in
complete, order. More material will
be added and every endeavor made
to put the office on a first'class foot
iug. Mr. Hewlett is a number one
workman, of long experience and of
gootl taste and we bespeak for him
a share of the public patronage."
Married at lieanfort.
Mr. D. C. Hutton, of the Atlantic
Coast Line office in this city, was
married in Beaufort . yesterday
morning to Miss Lina P, Davis, a
lovely and accomplished young-lady
of that city and the daughter of
Mr. J. P. Davis. The marriage ser
vice was performed by Rev. E. M:
Forbes, the venerable Rector of the
church. Mr.; Armand DeR. Myers,
of this city, was first attendant.
There were many, handsome and
useful presents'. Mr. and Mrs. Hut -ton
have gone - North on a bridal
tour and expect to return to the
city earl v in December.
Beginning with to-day, and until
the close of the month, Tur
ner's almanac predicts "cold and -rain."
But Turner's is not always
4rifhtf fftt hough it sometimes- equina
pr?ly near the mark. ' We feel sure
that a change is pending but do not
think' it will get liere before Friday.
A Striking Likeness.
There is now on exhibition at. Mr.
YaTes' bookstore a life-size photo
graph of the late venerable Mrs. C.
G. Kennedy. ; It was taken by Mr.
Croueuburg, the artist, at his rooms
on Market street and from a small
cabinet size photo, taken at Mr.
Yates1 gallery in 1875. It was order
ed by the Women's Missionary So
ciety of Grace M. E. Church and is,
to be" sent by them to the "Cather
ine G. Kennedy Room," hi the mis
sionary college at Anadarko, Indian
Territory. It is a faithful picture
of one whose entire life was devoted
to the welfare of her lei low beings
aud of 'whom it can truly be said
that she has "entered into tiiat rest
which awaiteth the people of God.'!;
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
WEST INDIA. FRUIT.
nnE scnir julia- Elizabeth, capt.
!. .;:-..-)'- ... .. - . .
jBenJ. loTanam, wno nas been selecting Fruit
througliout the Bahamas tor the past (30)
thirty years'for this market, has Just arrrrcd
with a cargo of , . j '
ORANGES, BANANAS, COCO ANCXs1.
TOlfATOES, GKArff FUUtT, ' . . ;
LEMONS, LIMES, 8FQNGES, SIIELLS, .
SHELL WOIjK; MARINE CmtlOSITIEV. .
- ' '. :L' ' &c; tc, C &C-
For sIe on board, toot ot Dock street, or at
CRONLY ' MORRIS, i
, I ;" Auctioneers.
office of
noY 6 It
(Star and ; Messenger copy It) -
STEAMEEIPASSPORT
I . ! .
ILL MAKE A srECIAL TRIPTO CARO-
Una Beach to-morrow, (Thankslvlng Day,)
j ; i . . .f. -.- . . .
leaving: foot of Marfcetj street at 10.30 a. m.
50, cents. . " J. S. SELLERS,
novso it . Master.
(Star and Messenger copy.)
.) I E It A HOUSE.
Friday Evening, Nor. .287
-f - -
Iloutles' IJaby.
.Who has not read Mrs. Winter's! j-cw yoric.
charming little story with the above
title? We have never seen the play.
but if the dramatization is anything
like a faithful reproduction of the
novel then it is sure to be a good
thing. It will be presented here on
Friday night by the Madison Square
Company. It was presented 100
a i i -1
successive niguts at tne niaaison.
Square Theatre in New York and at
the Globe Theatre, in London. Little
Josephine Arthur,. a charming little
piese of feniinineguvenility, is ,th
baby and the cast, generally is a
cfrrti nriA rli." ntmn.nv Iinri'T
'--'- " . " I J - - r
with them strong eudorseu'tets 'from
m " r- - k a.
our exoiianEres. me oo. saeet is
now open at ?fr. Yate.s'.
WKI.LV HAIR IlAr.SA.H.
If irrav. tzrndually restores color:
elegant tonic ;tlressine. 0i?., l.(K),
Druggists, or 1.00 sizt prepaid by
express for $1.00. E. S. Wells, Jer
sey Cits'. ROUGH ON .TOOTH
ACHE. Instant reief. 15c.
GRAND FRODLXTION OF THE MADISON
SQUARE THEATRE SUCCESS, ' '
BOOTLES' BABY.
100 Nights at the Malison square Theatre, :
ISaclclen'ft Arnie Sal-ii. .
i The Best -Eni vej-i'tlhe world for
;utfv, Ilraiess SoVes, CJk-era; Bait
Rheum, Fever Sores. Tetter, Cbai
oed Hands Chilblains, Ccrns,andall
'6kiu Eruptions; anT,positirely cures
Piles, or uo"pay required, itisguar
antced to give perfect satisfaction,
or money ref ended-., Price 35 cents
per box. . ". -1; " '
For ale by Robert Rr Bellamy,
wholesale and-rataij drifigiiM ?-".'..
w
m .-
&ESTI&SSH ESS-
a sTRtCTUT ricrrett
multlcss raMiur Miotetxc.
QAGOn, GA.
; .
PHILADELPHIA
; Price. OHE Dollar '
Dcrir'C? rheTe Is no oXhtr genuine
UCIlluiii Li ul Simmons Liver Regulator
303 Nights at the Globe Theatre, London.
With a Madison square Company, Including
the charming Child Actress and Vocalist, .
LITTLE JOSEPHINE ARTHUR.
Reserved seats at Yates' this mornlnj.
nov 2C 2t wed Irl i
1
TJie World-Uenowned
KKOX HATS
ARE SOLD AT
J. ITAXTSIBTTRa'S.
IMlI'iCHS: STItEKT.
WHERE you " WILL ALWAYS FIND A
Bia'srocK OF ' -
MEN'S FURNISHINGS."
Hais mii Caps
; ' AND . ; ' ,
CHILlMCflNK CLOnilNO.
SPECIAL DRIVEH IN UNDERWEAR;' I
It Should be Known ,
HAT WE SELL GOO Di FO U LESS MONEY
than any otter house In ite diy. If ycu
rt believe it. just call and we. our Holiday
Goods will arrive by next steamer, come
and see theia. r .
- W. J. KinKHAM 4: CO.,
hot 2Hf '-27 Market, htreet.
HAVING QUALIFIED A:f EXECUTOR OF- '
the Estate of Kat Matron, ceceaed. late
of the couaty of New Hiaover. notice Is here
byi given to &u pcrsoas having any claims -against
the said decedent to exhibit the ttmc "
to me oar before tho 1'Jih day or November.
l-iti. ili'nrLe thy vrli! be barred of recor-
ery. ah perowi indebted to thl estate are
t-atd to mate inrmf mate payment. -
JUU UAIKIH JIOWK, ,i
hot 13 ffvr thu ! T.ir, Executor.
iprjTQ p A PPT? 3s hinted wrru
JL UlO Xiix JufXv Inlcmannfactnredby
reuf.
a l oir rr if r t IrmMri liilr U'Artt
j T. K. WEIGHT H CO ,
23ta street aaa Itsjyivania aTenue.
laail - s , rTmadeiphia, r
.