this tapes
x
cptM by - "
jOSHT. JA3IES,
ipiroa aD raorairro.
.. r-crjnioss postage pah.
Six months, tX.00. Three
w .
... - .(.n,! h caitIcti free
oriocenui-r week.
lU;.r.X fallow and mCTU
ntwtn mrtany n J mi fail-
. rctve tfetlr paper regularly.
f- arniiOM, of any newspaper
v Kit- inthc yQ 'l7mtnm-
(iri Kate Chase, formerly Mrs.
s-V-e. is traveling in Germany.
Tvc Voie ha granted the title of
r lathe Hon. iMward Dunne, late
tri-w of Arizona, with rexcriion
":a'.c iIcjccmIiM.
" - -
oNYsU. the esjrer. has arrived at
UziaUuc. hiviae' traversed 1.100
rai'.cjcf uncsp'.orcd cuuotry between
Mozamtii-ealINyassa. ,
. r-
U'ai-.c oacoiripondenU who do,
!lcx"c:y new complain that whilo
tLrc i a vail deal or flirting and court
inhere arc few or no marriages anions
ilZiy acd festive throng.
Cat tain Vansickle, a Texas po3tuias
ut. i a veteran of three wars and has
lived under five different covcrnmcnts
-Spanish. Mexican. Itepub'.ic of .Texas
tni'.cd Stales and Southern Confederacy-
- - -Mr.
FawcctL Sr.. father of the post
na.er s-nwal of Great Britain, will on
thejv.h tt March attain his ninety-first
t.nhvhv. arid the Liberals propose cele
tra'.ir. the event by a demonstration.
Mr I Awcvtt was lord mayor ol London
ia
An exchange sajs that
nc'-icixru retire stimulants
most
to go
thruah with their work on the stage.
WLUke y is the worst. Heef tea is the
Let. Iea Terry drinks inordinate
iat;:ic- cfrccn tea. which is about
a l-tirn wh.Slcy."
. f ri r.dxtuin who lost his fortune at
Moutc Carlo's cambling den. killed
L ra.i. After deciding to die, .he sent
Ukj pi ts to 20 women, each with a
ceremonious note, saying that circum
stincts ruaJe it Impossible tor him to
cv:;t;r.c bis personal attentions.
There is a- vacancy in the Queen's
household, says tho London World, in
tie department of the mistress of the
rjlxs for a maid of honor, in tho room
cl the Iloa. Victoria. Baillie. who
re?Irn in consequent) of her approach
h' tiirriase. The post is nominally
worth 1300 a year, but the dress cx
icnses arc considerable
Tbe ftril American inscription upon
the obelisk, now standing in Central
Park. New York, will be. "Use Dr.
Hull's Cough Syrup. Trice 23 cents."
LOCAL NEWS.
UCU 10 ItW ABYEBTISEfcUXTS.
f M'I. Hi;k. Sr Tola, co
IU 0"C5or Ca1 ute
C W VArts-rmr. i'aknUnes.
" ViiHKiN..i, C S C-Le ral ad
K M 3Ii!.xni:E-Karn:turc Fringe
HuBtKuLK-nAno and Orxans
Mi 5t ItK . Jt Di.Uos3ET-Barfcains
:ij's length 10 hours and 5'J minutes
Ti recvipU of cotton at this port to
&J loo; up 68 bales.
uaKt to-morrow aflernoon at
ruicu'.cs past 5 o'clock.
43
Ttere was one interment in Bcllcvue
Cesclery this week, an adult
Schr. Jtc ir.&fjrr. He a ton. hence,
irrived at New York Feb. 1 Uh.
Nor. trig AzJia, Chrlstcnsen, cleared
at Urcrpoo!, Feb. I3:h. tor this port.
ivir. Jjry J. Cool. Olcott. sailed
troui lVrta Amboy, Feb. 1 lib for this
re x
itere were two interments in Pine
VreaiLcie'.cry this week, one adult
asd oce cbuJ.
There were threo interments in Oak-
"cCc&etery this week, two adults
cr.e child.
Mr. Samuel Bear. Sr. offers for sale
uv '. 50O boXCs and caddies oi
c-wii tobacco
. .
.k ?uoa invited to tho card of
fend
Connor, real estate agent,
as aPrarsja this issue.
on
.Saaboitiaca report that there"
tccn a sli.'h: rise ia th Cape Fear v
has
witil-
day or two.
MScxajssian Sunday. There
fc'-i cce more Snn.Uv 1
TUrewiscoCitV Conrt th! morn
L?1 onc lramP (colored) ap
Us? v. ruarJ hou5 for lodgings
HegisUr of ;.ri
tiary
w-h were for whlt. r
-rtU couple.
1 irrcslr to FUhpr . t 1.
vrr s Agent.
r
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VOL. VIII. WILMINGTON. NJ C, SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 16. 1884.
Mr. ,1. It. Wood. General ( Passenger
Agent ot the Pennsylvania R. It. passed
through the city last night in his private
car. going South.
The postofficc clerks say that the
number of valentines passing through
the office in this city on Thursday was
not quite as large as usual.
Our principal hotels are crowded to
their utmost nearly every night with
passengers going South, who prefer a
night's quiet rest to thefatiguc3 of trav
elling. 1
XVc hardly think it was cold enough
in this vicinity last night to materially
injure the prospects ol tho fruit crop,
and it is to bo hoped that wc may have
it no colder.
Rev. A. M. Conway, pastor ot tho
First Baptist Churchi colored, has been
sick several days with pneumonia, but
has so far recovered that he will occupy
tho prjpttof his church at the usual
hours to-morrow.
A colored woman stole a lot ot table
linen irora tho 'store of Messrs Mayer &
Co. this morning and upon being
charged with the offence by j one of the
firm denied it, but finallyj concluded
sho had better give it up and save
trouble before tho Criminal Court.
Couldn't Kat.
Mr. Thomas Sullivan. Firo Engineer.
Saa Frr ncisco, says his throat was so
badlv affected from cold , that lor days
ha neither ate nor slept. St. Jacobs
Oil cured him.
Cotton.
Tho receipts of cotton at this port for
the week ending with to day foot upl,034
bales, as against 3,773 bales for same
date last year, a decrease this wsek of
2.G79 bales. The receipts for the crop
year., to date foot up J 80,339 bales,
as against 111,700 baiesjto :same date
year, a decrease this year of 23.350
bales. I -
V , P ?trJ TJIZ'ea from
A number ol joaog scnllemen from
r it wnni id lu uu uuuiuusti ui.ui
to attend
tho
,.t . j
jruuii wwi . wv
a leap year ball given tbem by the young
TKqw lff r.r. thofl VlnoV
wuiw iUt. a uvj .v. . - v.vv-
train last night and returned to the citv
uaiueu. mis uiuiuiuS. i
a uclichtful time olit anu are ono and
all loud in thir entertainers. I hey say 7.30 . m, Morninz Prayer at 11 o'clock, sun
thit th Holdaboro cirls nro amonir the 4&y School at 3 o'clock, p. m. Evening Prayer
- D ..." . I
most beautiful in praise of .the land and
that thebovs aro about tho most cen-
erous, heart)', whole soulu set they have
I . I
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St. Paul's 1H. r.. Church.
.i I
The regular annual meeting of i?t.
Pnl Vvmtpliril Lutheran Church
raui S evangelical lUineran liurcn
was held on tbe evening Ol ino U'tn I
...l.tnU Ikn rnllnininiT nfflooro I
iwak., on "U'vu ,w..w...6
were elected to serve for two years:
r-t i o-w.-n I
riucr "o. ocauiKui. I
Deacons J. 1). II. Klander. Martin
Trustees II. Vollers, F. C. Von
Kampcn, J. W. Duls. ; I
Tho nfltnor nWtml will he installed
..w . ..... i
at the nizht service to morrow, the
.i;nr,nmii(trw in V n (t 1 ? q Vi i
cA.tic.jto -4"i, .ww.v... .
The followinir resolntions were adopt-
- i
rt t i fM.-t .nn.nnt:nn I
IkUiUiVLU. xuafc naujawukiSBauuu,
hereby offer to our beloved pastor. Itcv.
F. W. E. Teschau. our heartfelt thanks
lorius earner auu pbu4 ubvuuwu
to his duty in preaching to us the true
Gospel of our dear Saviour, Jcsu3
Christ. i
Resolved, That, as ho gives entire
satisfaction to the wholo congregation.
it is our earnest desiro that thelricndly
relations between pastor and cjiurch
may continue to exist, and tuat be ana
his beloved family will remain with us
oa long as they live.
Criiulual Court.
The court has disposed of tho follow
ing cases since the close of our last
report.
State vs. Stephen Livingston, larceny
Tho defendant submitted and judgment
suspended upon the payment of costs.
State vs. Simon' Lewis, bigamy. De
Slate
fendant submits
Judgment suspended I
ua i'jiutukvi wjw. j i
State vs.
LUen Watkins, larceny.
Defendant submits. Judgment
sus-
pended on payment ot costs.
State vs. John rishcr. larceny.
Guilty. Six months in lno
County
Iloasaot Correction.
DDMuiiiauuu, . ,
Statoys. Edward Ilorrell, false pre-
Anca Thn i rpni1tnL to naV COSIS. I
- M I
State vs. W. II. Gibson, false pre-
. .u Qftn nrnitpn- i X
State vf. William Larlcins, carry-
ins concealed wenpon.
Three months
in County llOUSO oi -oorrecuon. -
f . ? . .
The grand jury nayms complete w
datiea ot the term at noon to-day, were I
:, f .imknt McnSm1pil I and Campbell streets. A. M. ConwHT, pastor. m usieuuaai euui iw w ipcriut 1 nu uiuy wiiiiiiiivy 1 iuvui
ant submits. J UdgmCUt SUSpcnUeU t inT'm an.. nl li jm n. time tho Plaintiff will anplv for1 the- relief tie I J r ago.
f r .e m h x hi .t 1 m manded In the comolaint. tosetber with the MUTTE HAVE THK3I- ALSO BISCUIT I
pjiuwiu. I :. " ..JL.. cost of this action: of this summons make due Boards. Lap Boards. Ironing Boards,
VS. x ranK XMXOH, larcuuy. xc- 1 ,.'"7 .77. 17' vnA: i n u-,;r return w mc UJerit oi our saia couri ior iuc 1 Meat uoarus. Bcauutui xm seis, c ramus 1
dlicharsed. 1 !
J .11 """" ..
Appeal for Aid.
Mayor Hall has received a very ear
nest aappeal for aid for the sufferers
by the great floods j in the West. It
is in the shape ot a circular letter from
Mr. T. P. Makibben. Judge of the
County Court at Newport, Ky., and is
properly attested. The Mayor thinks,
and we think, too. that some response
should be made by our people to this
call from tho distressed, and he' would
bs glad to receive some suggestions in
the matter as to calling a public meet-,
ing of the citizens, from some of our
leading men. The following is the ap
peal alluded to:
Ncwi-oiy. Ky. Feb. 13, 1881.
To Hon. E. V. llall, Mayor oflhc City of
Wilmington:
Deak.Sir: Over 11,000 of our citi
zens aro now homeless from the rava
ges ol our greatest flood. " The utter
destitntion is alarming. All mills and
factories aro closed by the flood and the
daylaborcrs, who are the homeless
ones now, have neither homes nor pro
visions. Most absolute want, in all its
horrid forms, prevails and local aid is
exhausted. We appeal to you and your
generous friends for assistance, or star
vation will bo added to desolation.
Tongue cannot describe the reality of
thejhorror by which wcare surrounded
sickness and death, hunger and naked.
nes3. Come, we cutreat, to our aid,
with such donationsjas your friends can
give us and for suffering humanity's
bo safelv forwarded to the undesigned,
or to W. Overton, Cashier of tho
German National Bank. Our people
will hold your chanty in grateful re
membrance. Respectfully.
T. P. Makibben.
Judge of County Court.
Exports Forelcrn
Kus. barque Dagmar.
Pflttorson.
cleared to-day lor Antwerp wun j.iiu
i i, e.; ior f c-tmq aKinno1
uuiicisuhujiu, wm-u . ff
hv afMars. Patcrson. Downinz & Go.
Nor. bris Varnaes, Tonncsen, j cleared
t t- rn , w .
for Hull, Eng., with 3.000 barrels of
rosin, valued at S4.975, shipped by
Messrs. Itobinson & Kins, making the
arcgate exports for tho day amount
to .
i it a. x a a. m. w - v w
St. John's Church, corner Third and Red
I Cross streets. Rev. James CarmlcbaeU D. D..
lier. cxagesima ounway, xeuruary At
1Sy Holy Communion at 7.30 a. m. aiornini
Prayer at ll o'clock. Sunday School at 3.3-
gt James. ChurCh, corneriMarket and Third
streets, iujv. a. a. watson. i. v. itector.
at 4 o clock.
st Paur8 Evan. Lutheran Church, corner of
bixtn ana Markei sirceis, isev. r. v . . i-es-
English services at 7.30 p. m. Sunday School
at 3 p.m. w. ii. oirauss, oupcnnienuent.
r irsi lianusi iuurcn. corner 01 Aiared anu
Fifth streeU. Rev. T. H. Pritchard, D. D.,
naitnr - Servlcea at 11 a. m.. suiect "Attach.
ment to the church," 7.30 p. m., subject "King
Solomon and his Reign. ThU last will be
-ddrPMed to VOUnir men. Sundav School at s
p. ra. Traycr meeting Thursday night at 74 j
O'clock.
nrih Sfrrot M P. rimrpl. VtwPAn NnniinH
Church streets, Rev. W. I. Hull, Pastor.
Services at ll a. m. ana Me P. m.: cuss meet-
nz at 3 p. m. : Prayer meeting Thursday even
ngatociocK
I . a. i r i i. . . l. D n. . .
Front and Walnut streets, ltcv. ur. is. A.
Yates, Pastor.- Services at 11 a. m. and 7 p.
superintendent. Prayer meeting and lecture
Wednesday evening at a o ciock. cnrisuan
Association nicsauv eveninz aiier nni ana
third sabbaths, at s o'ciockr seats free and I
I . m - rn1 i-fel hnM nmlli 1 1 v invltarl I
ouuitiouuu .iouvuvuiuu. .kv... i
second Prcsbvterlan I Church, corner of I
Fourth and Campbell streets. Rev. C, M. I
. m ,
x ayne, asior. ovrvicca ui it n. iu., nuu ij
p. in. Sabbath School at 3 p. m. Prayer
moctlnor Wcilncsdav At IXo T. m. I
" I
Religious services In Tlleston Upper Room
fTSf iundaJ' at 3 1 M. PubUc cordially In-
thcl. Dock between Water and
Front streets.' Capt. W. J. Potter, Mlsslona-
rv to the seamen, services every aunuay ai
10.30 a. ru. and 4.30 p. m. Seamen and all
others are cordLilly Invitco. Scats free. Part
ot the service will bo in Norwegian, conducted
by Capt. Ctuisilanscn. 1
St Thomas' Pro-Cathedral. First JMasa at 1
m. second Mass at 10 a. m. Vespers and
Benediction at So'clockpm. Dally Mass at
C:30am.
Service at St. Mark's Church, corner Sixth
and Mulbcrrv streets, arc as follows : On Sun-
ilsvs Morn iii 1 I'ravcr at ll a. m. Evening
fraycr at p. m. un saints uays ana omcr
iioivDavsnt u a. m. ami p. m. itcv.
C. O. Brady, Minister In charge. Scats free.
Chrlt Church (CongrcgatlonaUst)un street,
at 12.15 p. m. Prayer and Praise meeting,
1 CHlncsOjiV. 9 o cmktk. p.m. onnuay ocuwi,
3 o'clock, p. m., In Memorial Hall, corner 7th I
and Nun sis. I
PUS
Pastor, services at ll a. m. and8p. m. Sun
xucstiay ninu
Wiliuloztou District.
Methodist . Church, South, Quarter
ly Meetings.
FIRST ROUND.
Elizabeth Circuit, at Eliza
bethtown reb. 1617
Bladen Circuit, at Bethlehem. Feb. 23-21
cokesburv Circuit, at Beth- i
nntr RHU-- I
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Newton Grove. Mission...... Mar. 5
Oloi aaweii axixsivu ak xjfj-
omi casweii xmssiou at orj
ant's Mar. 8- 9
Duplin Circuit, at Kenans-
villc ...Mar. ij-io
Waccamaw Mission, ........ Mar.
"
! Unslow, at lcDan
i Mar. 23 23
Flemington Circuit, at Flem-
inton....
ir.-m I
between sixtn ana sevenuu itcv. u. v. roige, Sarah J. Barker to appear at the
minister. Preaching services at ll o'ciock, a. I our Superior Court, to be held
ui. and 8 o'clock, n. m. Pastor's Bible Class House in Wilmlntrton. on tho
Urst Baptist Church, (col .) corner of fifth the Superior 'Court of New llanover County, r-j. pi01' PUImnoif Plnoc
" W.II BoRErXT, P. E-
NEW . ADVERTISEMENTS
With Silk Plushes and Felt Cloths to
NEW LACE
Just received, and some of tho best
CORNICES AND
CARPETS
First come, first served ; you mast judge whether you are interested in any of
the bargains offered ; nofmuch trouble to get the bargains.
A FEW CRUMB CLOTHS, Cheap.
leb 10, 1884
THEMAILS. .
Themalls close and arrive at the City Poe
office as follows : - . .
CLOSE.
Northern through ma 11a, fast........7.00.P. M.
jNonnern inrougn ana wy maiL3.....uu a. bi.
R&loUrh ...6.15 P. M. and 8.00 A. M.
Mails for the N. C. Railroad and
routes supplied therefrom Includ
ing A. & N. C. Railroad at
7.00 P. M. and 8.00 A. M
RMifliAr. Xfolla f A oil rmlnta Rvnth
dally C.15 A. M. and 8.00 P. M,
Western malls f C. C. Hallway) dally.
(exccptSunday) 6.15 P. M.
All points between Hamlet and Ral-
eign tr, m.
I H&n
for Chcraw and Darlington Rail
road......: 6.15 A. M. and 8.00 TM.
Malls for points between Florence 1
and Charleston G.15 A. M, and 8.00 P. M.
Favettevlllo and offices on Cf ipe Fear
River, Tuesdays and Fridays 1.00 P. M.
FavettevUle. via Lumberton. dally.
except Sundays 6.15.P. M.
omuow u. u. ana intermediate om
ccs, Tuesdays and Fridays 6.00 A. M.
Smith vllle malls, by steamboat, dally
(except Sundays)
.8.30 A. M.
Malls for Easy Hill. Town Creek.
for isasy ill
bnauoiie ana lAtue layer, xues-
days and Fridays ...6.ooa.m.
wrigntsviiie, uaiiy .. .o a. m.
i OPEN FOR DEOV1CRY-
Northern through and way malls 7.30 A. M
Carolina Central Railroad
uthernMaUs............ 7.30 A. M.
n1v S5;2;
porUon of city at 5 A. M., U.30 A.M. and 5.80
r. bL. and from other points of tho city at o
stamn Offlr ortrn from 7 A m tnflP M
3ffoi
"wJmdfBvSofroi 7 A.M. to.6 p.m.
and on. Sundays from 8.30 to 9.30 A. M.
&na oasnvnura irnci k.i ia d. a.m.
Carriers' delivery open on Sundav from 8.30
O a. ai.
Now is the time to give Smith's Worm
NEW ADVEKTISEMENTS.
REAL ESTATE.
T
HAVE FOR SALE SEVERAL
J. HOUSES and VACANT LOTS
IIOUSES, OFFICES and STORES
for Rent. Apply to
J D. O'CONIhOKT
feb 161aw3m sat
Real Estate Agent
TllinnnA t
Tohacco !
I .vmuviv
ON CONSIGNMENT AND MUST BE SOLD
QUICKLY.
500 , B oxes i a n d Gad d i es
unewing looacco.
FROM 20 CFNTS UP,
SAM'L BEAR, Sk.
feb 16
Pianos and Organs,
TITADE BY THE MOST CELEBRATED
1TX
iif..tn. AnfiAr.a,i tn ti.iinn
,'
. . m . i - .
eminent piau3is oi me uay, ana warrantee
not to blister and peel off In two or three
k - - j
months; but aro guaranteed to resist the at
,
i ,no t c, nr,,noo .n
T .-v-w-.- f -
a9 uy pian0 or organ made, and Ho improve
in quality of tone by
uu
use.
Call and cxamlno these famous instruments
at
HEINSBERGER'S,
feb 16 Live Book and Music Store
Superior Court, j
New Hanover County. S
John L. Barker, Plalntlfl,
vs.
Sarah J. Barker, Defendant.
The State of North Caolina to the Sheriff of
New Hanover County. Greeting:
You are hereby commanded to . summon
next term of
at tho Court
13th Mond.iv
after the 1st Monday In March, A. D 18S4, to
iniiirer Lno cnmnlalnt r.f thft nain ! I'l.ilatlfr.
which w duly filed on the 10ih day of Dc-
ccmccr, A. D. lSSi. in the ollice oi the Clerk of
county of New Hanover. Given under fmy I
hami ana seal or saw court, tnis uie loin aay i
February, A. 1. !i4
S. V.urAMRISGE,
scaL
Clerk Superior Court,
Sew Hanover County.
feb 16 lawtiw
r PERA HOUSE, WEDNESDAY EVENING,
V-f FlUSRUARx. 20. Thc Great Violinist,
REMJSNYI,!
In grand concert, supported by Miss
ki-a Wallace, soprano; Mr. edmond
'-"- cnor, HI. ioiwvut.
LUCK
cTfiVK Planlct
neseM beau l?5 and $i
Admission $1,
mic,uu. duo opens aionqay. co. xsai xjex-a
Ub 15 u
rlla aOLttUL
v Jnr w uoaw.-iuwuai
to Rome.- ZUESDA
Ion. Mr. CM.CACGilY.A. M baa the pleas
u. fr r r i' .rnuv . r k . v.. ni. a .
ure to announce bis great luustrauons.
With fall cxpiaiiUoMi they appear upon !
the canvaa. clTlnr all an opportunity to
cbjvt uu ocmtutui anainsxraccve csmmum
Reervcd Ecata at Drcr 60c ? School Pwmla I
do,S5c j . feblSt I
NO. 40
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
match; for Lambrequins and Mantels.
CURTAINS
bargains ever offered in this line,
CORNICE POLES.
OBE SOLD I
The Place to Buy Groceries!
i WHERE? 1
AT CRAPON'S.
WHY ?
j"gECAUSE HE RENEWS HIS SUPPLIES
by every Steamer. He keeps nothing but the
best and his prices are as low asthe lowest
for same quality of goods. Call and see his
GRATED PINE APPLE Dut up where His
grown and the most delicious article for Pics !
out. ' j
GEO. M. CRAPON, Agent,
feb 5 22 South Front St
Munds Bros. & DeRosset,
o
FFER THIS DAY BARGAINS IN THE
following articles:
Extract VANILLA, p'ure and strong,
'zo cents per oottie.
Extract LEMON, double strength , I
u cents per oottie.
TOILET PAPER, fine quality.
25 cents ior two PackMes
ENGLISH TOOTH RBUSHES, finest quality.
I -o cents eacn usually iu cents
I a .ac they are selling and shall continue
VlAVl
geroa. public will h.u it. UbWlpat-
feb 8
. o
Let's tell you about Shoes
ttihe best are cheapest j
Get them to fit easy and comfortable
I et them be rather stout for winter.
Don't get them too thin, or you will ruin
your health. r
i.Ruy them of
Geo. E. (French & Sons,
108 NORTH FItONT ST. ,
Who can suit you In any grade, quality or price.
iep la
Consignments from Maine
to Honda.
C Hoston ISwYork cnle Butter;
Va Water Ground Meal, N. C. Hams, Georgia
uieo. nutter, rtoriaa oranges.
call ann see them. K. ii. RLAIR,
No. 19 N. Second.SL, Wilmington, N. C.
feb 14
Valentines. ValentineS.
FEBRUARY 14
i
Is the day when everybody expects to receive
A VALENTINE.
I i
Yojmg and oM lirgtJ and smalI
. !
, come one and
all, to
HEINSBERG EE'S LIVE BOOK STORE,
And supply yourself from the Large and Beau
tiful stock of VALENTINES.
feb 14
1,000 Hhds
iJUST
jf landed direct from the Island, whichre
offer to the trade at prices to suit the times
We guarantee this Molasses pure.
v e guar:
ian 9 tf
tAJW AKU lVlUDiLli & SUM.
Cider ! Cider ! Cider !
-pURE APPLE CIDER,
' j .1USX 1-KUA1 Tilt 1UJ255 !
Cull and leave your orders and jugs at
R. McDOUUALL'S,
No. 14 Chestnut St, bet. Front and Wster
ian 22 WUmington, N. C.
iron Ware. Cake Boxen and Closets: Lamps
or various styles, Bira cages, cnecse lioxes.
Plated Spoons. Forks and Knives, A No. 1 1
Cook stoves, &c.
PURE WHITE OIL. feb 11
SELLING OUT!
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HATS & FEATHERS
AT REDUCED PRICES.
MRS. KATE C. WINES,
Vo. Ui U Second Street, nxt Post OXBre
It Don't Clatter
F THE OLD YEAR IS GONE AND THE
New Year haa come, HUMPHREY, JEN-
tti vs A.tare stm reMtfto s their Ova
ter Hooe, No. 112 south Froat Street a fresh
armnlv MPirdir of New River Orstcra. On
tA htnnrrf c. o. D. rmh sheU onten
always on hand. Ac a3
PLSA25 KOTIC2L ' v L
i W win be clad to receive communication
from nxr friends on any and all subject .
eeaeral interest but 1 i"; V
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Tfte name of the writer must always t W
Jsaed to the Editor. r-'r-v'':'
CommnTilcaUona must bo written on
one side of the paper. 1 ".
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Personalities must be avoided. i j
And it Is especially and ! particularly nnd
Mood that tii Editor does not alwarsendoi
the views of correspondent unlet ! so statt
m me eaitoruu ooiumns., , i
MISCELLANEOUS.
ANOTHER MA.UK DOWN IX LACES, IH
SPANISH BLACK AND! CREAM. ! !
( ALL SILK,
- Nineteen cents for Inches wide.
Tweuty-flve cents for 3 Inches wide.
Thirty one cents for Ji Inches wide.
lrorty three cents for 4 inches wife.!
Ac, hc Jtc
A full line ot Valcnccnlncs, Torchon.Bretcn,'
Oriental, in Cream and White, at exceedlnily
reduced prices. An early call wllj avoid the
rush as the goods are too cheap to last long.
Beaded Laces and Crowns at forty three
cents and upwards.
HAMBURG EMBROIDERY
2 inches wide, 7 cents per yard.
3
15
23
31
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5
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6K
8 "
35
43
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TAYLOR'S
BAZAAR)
118 Market Stl !
feb 13
WILMINGTON,! N. C.
Knickerbocker Rein Holders
HECK EASE, PAT K NT BREAST COL-
- lar Trunks-
in A
KCs ot all kinds. Repairing
1 Its branches
MCDOUGALL A-ROWDEN'S,
feb 11 No. 114 North Front St
We Hereby Promise nd
Agree , '
fllO SELL ALL ARTICLES IN UR LlNE
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quality considered as low In price as. any
grocer In yilmlngton. WE DO NOTl SELL,
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I ADULTERATED SUGARS, special care
being taken to procure a pure artlclo of thlj
every day necessity. j I .
We guarantee every article sold to be as
represented. j 1
Please call, examine and Inquire, and If yon
are not satisfied with our goods, we will not
bo offended If you do not purchase. -We
deliver purchases promptly.
feb 11
JAS. B. IIUGGINS ft CO.
Pacific Guano.
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WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED I
400 TO. 500 TONS
OF THIS INVALUABLE FERTILIZER,
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which has never failed, and will, have It for
aal throughout the season ; as also DISSOLV;
ED BONE PHOSPHATE j i k
At Last Year's Prices.
ian 24 2md&w ALEX SPBUNT ft SON.
Furniture.
GO TO CRAFT'S your Furniture buy;
His prices are right, no ono will deny. j
There arc Eureaug,Bedtcads, andnlce Win
dow Shades, " j j
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Washstands, Tables and Chairs of all grades;
Oil Cloth for Tables ditto, for floor,
Ma,treses, ft Spring Beds, what ask you more
! The patrons of CRAFT say his stock la com
plete, j !.j"r
Tc prove this asserUon go to 20 Front street.
(Prang's Valentine. ;
rjlHESE POPULAR VALENTINES ARE
fat taking the place of thoac outrageous "hit
'em hards" or comic valentines of a few years
Call and see the BEAUTIFUL ASSORT-
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MENT wc have cn hand.
Headquarters for everything in the BOOK
and STATIONERY LINE.
LOW PRICES and polite attention.
C W. YATES
1 1 1 31 ABKJ2T ST.
feb 11
Pure Whiokey.
QLD NORTH STATE SALOON, JSoUtb
Front St., keeps on hand Ctcmmer's Pare R? e
Whiskey, (no flavored stmr)Plo M WhUkey,
err rt nc. As good FIVE CENTS CIO A Kb
as iKo market affords. Finest OYSTERS
from icw River. Don't wast a fortune at
once. No headache there. - Jan 23 .
Fancy Goods
T7ULL LINE AT " j
G1L3 A MURCUXSON'a, .
UozctJUoq Xlocfe
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