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ctMHed every eTCBteg,"- Sunday , ; eepted by : -. ', JOSH T. JAMES, . EDITOB AND FEOPX1KTOB. jgSCBlPTIONS rOSTAfJE PAID: "lrC&T 4.00. Six months, S2.09. Three 'a'nths, $1.00; One mdnth, cent. Tl paper will be delivered by carriers free In aay part of the city, at the above ' r,-3 or 10 cents per week. , vivc-stlslaj? rates low and. liberal. : 'S2 ii scribtfrs will report any aaJ all fall receive tbeir paper regularly. -7-3 TMily Peviriv lias the largest i circulation, of any newspaper h J,d in Ike. city of Wilmington. jgS Thr- Jp;t:iere in christenig1 a Y0.ce; break ncflgft aul liberate birds ever iVr s:i5c. in:ead oi" breaking a i 0.;e of wine over her bow. Amber dizgiiHr in East Prussia has iva ly iner-oascil during the past i w i s ! ; y a ; s . I i I 80 1 1 he re ve n ue w a3 L:i: i-.uOO. sgaiust 125,000 in 1883. ,: ,y . l o,n'ii cxpen-e of the funeral ot Yu- ,tr f I U23 has 0DI3' just been adder! u: nr. ! t-iven to tho world. It amounts ,-, ii'.i :3-2 francs, $20,300.40. The (hii::U-fvr,.ed 20,000 Irancs toward it. The Paris municipal cougcU has been diic'jssioi: a motion in favor of a free anion for ail political prisoners. The annesty would, it is expected, include Prince" Krapotkine and Louise Michel. Ir. Ilingle lately demonstrated be 1, re ibe British Soiicty of Arts that in ilie Himalayan portion of India Inocu lation against small-pox - 'Bad been pra.-iiccd from what might be termed f:n;e i: memorial." At the first performance of Massenet's j; Cid in Paris, on -Monday evening, (iounod wa3 present, and was so affect ed by the music that ho wept. He alter wards embraced Massenet and con gratulated him on. his great achieve ment. fjueen Natalie, ot Sarvia. recently purchased forty sewirrz machines Kf American make, of course and set ser.a-'Stresses at work on them in the ralace at Belgrade making garments'for the lroop9 which she cut out with her own fair hands. " The New England Medical Month ly is responsible for the statement that a certificate ot death was presented in Chicago not long ago, on which the at tending physician had written his name, perhaps inadvertently, in the 9pace left for "cause of death." "Two of the toes of my buried leg overlap each other and pain me dread fully," said the wife of Jacob Bereau of Marlboro', Mass. The leg had been amputated and buried one month. The husband, unknown to the wife, had the leg exhumed and the toes straight ened out, and she said she knew by the relief that followed the exact moment the act was performed. The municipal council ot Paris has been endeavoring to dismiss from the hospitals the Sisters of Mercy and to appoint in their pjaces secular nurtes. 0q Thursday ail the physicians and surgeons of the various hospitals sent a petition to the Government to retain the Sisters, on the ground that it would ba tor the best physical, to say nolhiDg of the religious, interests of the patients. . - The craze for family crests has bro ken out in Philadelphia, where the authorities. "Burke's Peerage" and the rest, are being hunted up in order to have crests perfectly accurate. The crcst3, some of which ire elaborate, are put on in colors, and the finest work has to ba done by regular artists, though much of it is done ? skilful and trained girls. Even monograms are again in style, and the decoration incident to epistolary correspondence is very elaborate indeed. ' Thomas Stevens, tho bicycler, iu the story of his ride through, the Balkan mountains, gives a description of a grim monument to Turkish vajor in the shape of a square stone structure erected some torty years ago near Niscb. The whole exterior wa9 faced with grinning rows of Servian skulh par tially embedded in mortar. The Servians have since removed the skulls tf their dead comrades and buried then), but the rows of indentations in the mortared surface yet remain tn'.ell the story. , - A. W. Tompkins. M. D.. 177 Clin ton Place, New York, writes June 2, 1S83: In many of those insidious Diseases of the Brain and Spinal Cord, where local stimulation must be ob tained" and where liniments, blisters and various applications iair, marked relict from pain can be obtained, and the patient greatly benefited, by placing strips of Ailcock's Porous Plasters ovr the spinal cord, from base of brain to end of spine. In all cases ot Spinal Irritation, Weakness or Ner vous Prostration, I recommend All- cock's Porous Plasters." tu th sat. . . - : A great lot of Gent's heavy Canton Flannel Drawers, from 40c and up wards, at tho Wilmington Shirt Facto ry. 57 Market stM J. Elsbach. Prop.f 7 7T1 "O VOL. IX. LOCAL NEWS. tDH TO HEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Muxes. BKos-Read C Mil'leb For Baffle C W Yates Holiday d If ta " Geo E Fkexch. & Soxs Cutting CJILKS 4 MuBcmsoxIIollday Goods Hetks bekqek Holiday Headquarters J F A Heaves New store New Goods For other locals see fourth tage. The storm signal and cold waive sig nal were not fifing to day. Orre white tramp was accommoda ted with lodgings at the guard house last -night. - Ourthacka are due to Mr. S. A. Ilaney, of the signal office in thi3 city, for n copy ot the report of Brig. Gen. W. B. Htzen, Chief Signal Office. U. S. Army, for the year 1885. Food cannot be properly cooked, in a poor stove, so don't blame your cook but go to Jacobi's Ildw. Depot and buy one of his fine stoves. Then you will have Peace, Comfort, and Happiness at home. . f A flag staff has been raised on the root over our office with signal halyards and everything complete except the flag. The staff is 22 feet high above the roof and when the flag is raised it will bo a conspicuous object. There were two false alarms of fire this forenoon, occasioned by a limb of a tree whioh had fallen across the tele phone wire and in removing it the wire would be struck which caused the bei1 to ring. No general alarm was civen. Official Notice. Mr. F. J. Lord, Spanish Vice Consul for this city, a position be has held lor nearly or quite 40 years, has received an official notification of the newly ap pointed cabinet ot the Queen Regent ot Spain. The document is written in the Spanish language. Audit and Finance The Board met yesterday atternoon at the City Hall.' Present, W. I Gore, Esq., chairman, and Messrs. John W Gerdts, R. J. Jones and C. F. Von Kampen. Bills to the amount of $7,- 953 01 were audited and approved ; also, a note for $10,000 and interest amount ing to $324.44. for money borrowed from tne J?irst National Lsant to pay July coupons. Last KiffUt'g Fire. There was a small fire last night about 11 o'clock. A frame building on Red Cross street, between Seventh and McRae streets, was partly destroyed. It belonged to Alex. Bryant, colored who occupied it. The furniture was saved. The fire originated in the rear of the house and is supposed to have been accidental. There was insurance on the building to & tho amount ot $500. in the Lonon Assurance Com pa- ny, represented in this city by Messrs. Northrop & Hodges. Miss Bella Moore. This lady, who is to appear at the Opera House to-morrow night in "A Mountain Pink," causes the Louisville Commercial to speak as follows : "A Mountain Pink" wts again pre sentcd last evening. The house was well filled, and the audience was ex ceedingly appreciative, the applause being Irequent ana prolonged. Miss Bella Moore was especially happy in her soncs. aud was repeatedly encored. In her presentation ot the difficult character of Sincerity Weeks, a girl of the purest, simples! and noblest emo tions, surrounded by all that is rough and rufged in both nature and life, she carried . the whole sympathy of the audience with her throughout and grew in popularity with each act. Tho Affairs of Llio Hinge upon confidence. It is the ba sis upon which every successful busi ness enterprise u conducted, and with out it no concern can prosper. SnuiEK has done business a great many years, and the growth has been -large, popu larity and success, an established fact. We attribute this satisfactory result of our efforts to public confidence. The people trust u3 and we u ever deceive them. Oar resources are ample, and as a consequence we undersell ali com petition and guarantee to the consumer the be3t value for his money obtainable anywhere. We aro offering superb bargains this week. Don't buy a dol lar's worth of clothing until you have seen our late New York purchases o men's, boys and children's suits and overcoats. You will save fuliy from 1& to 25 per cent, on every doilar you will bay- If any article bought of us is not exactly as represented, or is in any respect unsatisfactory, it may bs ex changed or we shail promptly refund in cash the price paid for it. , Shriek. tho Old Keiable Clothier,-114 Market street. t WILMINGTON. N. C. TUES DAY, DECEMBER Commissioners' Meeting. The Board of Commissioners of New Hanover county met in regular session at the Courthouse yesterday. Present. H. A. Bagg, Esq., chairman, and Messrs. B. G. Worth, Roger Moore, J. A. Montgomery and E. L. Pcarce. , . After reading the minutes of the las1 regular meeting the County Treasurer submitted his report tor the month ot November, showing a balance on hand belonging to the general fund ot $23, 849.59, and $11,899.09 belonging to the educational fund. The Register of Deeds submitted his report ot fees received from marriage licenses for the months of October and November, amounting to $34.20, and exhibited the Treasurer's receipt for the same. The following magistrates made their annual reports: J. C. Hill, E. W Manning. J. C. Millis, W. H. Strau3S, G. P. Rourk. The Clerk of the Superior Court, S. Van Amringe, submitted his annual report, showing $623 paid over to the county. " Tho Board ordered the remission of poll tax, charged against certain per sons, on account of disability, over age, &c. The tax on threeicres of land charg ed against D. II. Workman. Harnett township, was ordered to be remitted. the same being listed and paid by L Vollers. The taxLon $100 personal property listed by Mrs. E. IM. Strock was or dered remitted. The delinquent tax charged against 1- 1 !llJ josepu iucuruire was orueruu remiueu. The tax charged agaicst Jordan Lemon, of Harnett township, was or dered remitted. The tax charged against the heir3 of John A. Ripley was ordered remitted, the same having been listed by Mrs. Ellen Barry Also, the tax charged against the heirs ot Mr3. A. C. Mohr. the same having been listed and paid. The valuation of 431 acres ot land, property of John W. Casteen. was or dered reduced from $G00 to $400; and the valuation of 169 acres, property of W. M. Hansley, was reduced from $350 to $200. It was ordered by the Board that the double tax charged against all property in the county be remitted on condi tion that the parties so delinquent pay the single tax forthwith. The tax charged against Israel and Prisciila Tent was. ordered remitted, the same being among the list of ex emptions for benevolent purposes. W. A. Bryan was granted license to retail spirituous liquors. S. II. Manning, sheriff, offered his process bond in the sum of $5,000, with D. L. Russell, E. J. Pennypacker, F. W. Foster. E. E. Burrus3 and A. W. Scbaffer as sureties. The eheriff also offered his official bond in the sum of $50,000 for the collection of school, poor and county tax. with the same sureties; also, his official bond in the sura of $35,000 for the collection ot public taxes, with the ?amc sureties. The bonds were received ' and ordered registered and filed. J. E. Sampson offered his official bond as Register ot the county in the sum of $5,000. with B. G. Bates, S. H. Manning, John G. Norwood, and Charlotte M. Evans as sureties. The bond was ordered registered and filed. David Jacobs, Coroner, filed his official bond in the sum ot $2,000, with S. H. Manning and E. J. Pennypacker as sureties. It was accepted and order ed filed. John W. Dunham, Clerk of the Crim inal Court, offered bis official bond in the sum ot $10,000, with F. W. Kercb- ner, W. B. McKoy, G. J. Boney and Henry P." West as sureties. The bond was accepted and ordered registered and filed. The following were drawn as jurors for the Criminal Court, which meets lhe first Monday in January: John Nutt, Jr, John C Heyer, M B Mott, E G Barker, J S Lanier, John A Bradley, Wm Blanks, J R Chasten, I Jesse Dickson. C H Hcide, B Watkins, i F V B Yopp. J J Curtis. L B Sontherland, H A Burr, Richard Farrow. Sterling Sailing. J W Smith LII Vollers,-M Cronly, Jr, A B Sand- hn, John F Keene, E P Covington, W G McRae, A B Lynch, D J Morgan, Sol Bear, H Bonham. Z E Mnrrell. W B Hartsfield. P L Bridgers. J V Har ker, J P Hammond , W I Gore, J B Sutherland, C N Brewer. -. - . . The "following wer drawn asjurors for tho Superior Court, which meets the third Monday in January: TB Kings bury, A Perry, Jr, A M Baldwin. Jno M Branch. Jno E Taylor, Jas A Hew lett, E J Powell. Thos J Rann, - J C Hawkins, P T Dicksey. R M Dix, John DjerfHV J Brown, J Ioeb,- John She han, Thos Eden, C W Stokely. W H Stricklan, Marcus Bear, Frank II Sted maiH Weill, B L Perry, R II Cha? teni .H Thornton. TtoarBoard then adjourned. City Court. William Brown, colored, was brought before tho Mayor this morning charged witblJisorderly coaduct at Maria Hall last night. The testimony was con clusryand as the offense was of an ag gravated nature, a fine of $25 was im posed with the alternative of 30 days in the city prison; V r! , ' Henderson Davis, also colored, tor lailurp to Iftense tax, which was con tinud yesterday, was fined $10. Board of Aldermen. The Board met in regular monthly session at tho City Hall last night Present: Mayor Hall and Aldermen Boney. Bear, Giles, Dudley, Howe and Darby. A communication from Alderman Rourk was read, stating . that be was prevented by sickness from attending the meeting. Tho Mayor, from the Finance Com mittee,, stated that the July coupons had been paid and that the January coupons would be promptly met. The committee on Streets and Wharves reported through the Mayor, in the matter of the iron bridge on Fourth street, that they have estimates from the same parties who bnilt the county bridge over Smith's creek; one the full width, ot the street, with two sidewalks, tor $10,700, the other with one ten-foot sidewalk, to cost $7,000. They recommended that an iron bridge be built as soon as possible. - The matter was referred back to the committee for turther consideration. lathe matter ot improvements ot South Water and Nutt streets, the same committee submitted estimates and recommended their adoption. The estimates make the total cost of the proposed work $10,597. On motion of Alderman Boney the report and estimates were ordered on file. The Mayor announced that he had ordered the closing of Sixth stree1 bridge on account ot its precarious con dition Alderman Bear reported from tho Fire committee that the petition of N. Jacobi bad been granted, that the Cape Fear engine house was repaired, and the hose recently purchased tested and found satisfactory. The committee on Hospitals report ed that the mortuary had been built. A petition of certain citizens asking an abatement of the nuisance of the use of steam whistles on steamboats and a mills was referred to the city attorney, to report the power ot the city, in the matter. Petition of .C. M. Nett, agent of the Thomson Houston Electric Light Co., for permission to erect poles and place wires for their lights in the city, was recei red, and on motion of Alderman Boney referred to the committee on Streets and Wharves, with nowcr to act. ' Application of J. C. Davidson to be appointed city surveyor was received. and it was ordcrcd.tbat the clerk reply to the same. The report of the. Superintendent ot Health was received and ordered on file. ' The Board then adjourned. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Holiday Goods. Q.ILES & MUBCHISON HAVE DECEIVED their stock of HOLIDAY GOODS, which arc now displayed for the inspection of the public. The ladies are invited to examine these goods, ind aU will be cordlal'y welcomed. Goods will be sodonaSMA.Li PBOFIT. dec 8 GILES & MUBCHISON. The Annual Meeting QF PINE FOBEST CEMETEBY COMPA NY will be held In the Mayor's Court Boom, ou WF.DNK3DAY, Dec. 9, 1885, at 7.31 o'cllr. JOHN G. NOEWOOD, dec 5 St eat tu Sect. & Treas. Wo Time, TO WHITE LONG AND FUNNY ADVJBB tUements, but I will take time to fill Cash orders for Peanut s, Fish Eoe, No. 1 Mullets, Apples. Oranges, Com, Feed Peas. Egxs, Chickens, Ac , &c. Consignments of country produce solicited. J. B- MABSIIALL, - Gen Com Merchant, 24 North Water it., Wilmington, N. C. dec T d&w For Raffle. c AND COc A CBANCr, COMPLETE Manicure rreseing and Smoking Cases will be It Bahle before Imi8 Call and - take a chance. - . F. 0 MTJLLKtt. , German Druggist, - Ooraer Fourth and Nna sts -P. 8. Prescriptions filled at all hours day and night: dec? 8, 1885. - NO. 285 NEW APVEKlBEMENTa .OPERA HOUSE. m m m , . . Two Nights and Matinee. WEDNESDAY & THUBSDA1, DEC. 9 and 10. ' m m m m , Ihe Brilliant Young Actref s, MISS BELLA MOORE, , Supported by a Strong Comedy Company Of BARE ISXCJSLLJ&NCK. - - . Wednesday Night and Thnrsdav Sf atioce, "A MOUNTAIN PINR.,f TAuraday "THB DAN1TJES." , Itcscrved Scats now on sale at Hcitsbcrger's; dec 5 it - , . J AM SELLING FELT II4T3 THIS week AT COST. D BESSES CUT AND FITTED by a xsew and perfect system ; learned duiliipr ray visit North. MIW. BATE C. WINES, Ha N. Second Street, near Pcrsloflice dec 7 Invitation! WEDNESDAY, the 9th. Wewlll commence to manufacture our pure CHRISTMAS MIXTURE 1 FOB FAMILY USE. MW Ladies are cordially invited to call on that day and witness the manufacture of thce goods. E. J. MOORE & CO. ccc 7 rjlHE COLD. WEATHEB IS CUTTING, Dealers are cutting piices, they say, and the people are cutting a swell in the new BOOTS AND SHOES tr-cy buy at Geo. K, French & Sons 108 NOBTH FBONT STREET. dec 7 tf AS WE ABE, WITH OUB Our agent inlNew York City has purchased and sent to us from adelin . quent mauufac tnrer his stock of Hats, which will arrlvcherc MONDAY, A. M., Dec. 7th la this immense lot, there is every shape, style and quality. Hats to euit every and any body 'and their purses. ALMOST GIVEN AWAY Dont buy lBCwhere until you have Examined Our ' Stock and Prices on Hats, Trimmed and Untrlmmed, Hosiery, Gloves, Corsets, Underwear fur ladles, Misses and Children, Itibbons, Dress Trimming??, Flovf- crs, Fcalhcre, Silks, Sa'lus, Plushes, Hand kerchiefs, Dressing Cases, Jewelry. Holiday Gwtls! Hol Coris ! Holiday &nhl , For Grown Folks, and Toys! Toys! Toys! FOB EVEBY ONE J Call and satisfy yourself at . Taylor's Bazaar, 118 MA1CKET ST. dec 5 l WILMINQTON, N. C Special Offer. T AM OFFERING NOW CHEAT KAR L gains in a complete line of , Carpets, Buss ana OU Cloths. Blankets and fmfnrta. Also, I offer special inducements In Clothing and Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods. My Wholesale stock of Boots andonoes. Hats and v,app, eniris, xtouona and Domestics is com plete, x-nces quoted with pleasure. SOL. BEAB, dec 5 lm . 20 Market Street OWEB'S SPECIFIC FOB ASTHMA. O ALICYLICA for Acute or Chronic Bheu- Sialism. EOBERT B. BKLLAMT. Drurgist, N. W. Cor. Front and Market srs dec 4 tf Head ! Read ! Bead ! THE WNQ TOILET PAPB and Holder i the greatest Novelty of tho day. Far ahead of any Toilet araper ever sold in Wll iylXon both for convenience and cheaps ess. - It will pay you to eniuire into ttis matter. For sale at lot N. Front street, by ni. , , MTJND3 BROS., Uec S ,: WholaJe art fictaU Druggists Holiday Goods, 'trLT!AS5 XTOTICS. . . . f'-TTtwillfctfUtl lo rsc&lTS'eoasisicatSQB: Crost our fxlaada oa my a4 all !abjct gneral interest but , - Th name ot th writer must always M aistodta the Editor; CommunlcaUonsnnist bt wrt ea o - , - , . . . one side of the paper. - - - , i- ' Pftrsonalltlesrauatbe avoided.: ; And It la especially and particularly tad tood that the Editor does not always endoi tho views of correspondents unless co itats in the editorial oolusiss. NEW AIVEKT1BEMENT8. : HOLIDAY ; AT THE OLl HOUSEi OLlV" STAND OF iV'S. 'X ... KJ Live Book and-Music -" Stores. ; QUBISTMAS BUXEBS WILL .FIND AT these e tores the most Immense stock in the city from which to make their selections. Wo have everything in profusion and In lvga variety. . ' . .. s Our Picture Gallery Occupying nearly all of the two floors, Is filled with Beautiful Gems of 'Art, handsomely, framed, from celebrated artists. anywhere Iu North Carolins; Serious Book, .'.' - . sober Books, Solemn Pools, Good Books, Great Books, Gay Books, Large Book Lit tlo Books, Learned Books; Books fo tlie Old, Books for the Young, and in particular a lino of rare editions, poetry aud prose, rich gem of art in binding, which are just the thing for HolUlay Gifts. We make this latter Hue a spe.. clatty aud can please the most fastidious as to style, binding and pr'cc. A beautiful line of FAMILY BIBLES, sonie thing every family needs; Webster's and Wor cester's Boyal Quarto Dictionary Unabiidyod. A full line of ALBUMS." Music for the Million ! We have music enough, to chirm the civil; jzcu as wen as tno eavage breast. PIANOS AND OBGAN8 From the moat eclebrared makers; brass and-, silver wind instruments; Violins, Vlollncellosi Guitars, ' Zltherhs, Clarionets, Fifes, Drum, &c, &c , &c, In great profusion and at low. prices. We have a thousand articles which Ve have not space to enumerate here. We have the goods and we are' determined to sell them. All we ask from our friends is a call and an inspection of-them, Burc that they will And what they want at HEINSBEHGER'S, Live Book ami 3Iu8lo Stores. dec 1 Toys. Toys. Toys. AT J. MUELLER'S Store ! Corner Market and Second sis.. FRENCH DOLLS, INDESTRUCTIBLE DOLLS, WAX DOLLS, , DOLL CARRIAGES, - VELOCIPEDES, GOAT SULKIES, ' WHEELBARROWS, GAMES AND PICTURE BOOKS, ALBUMS, AUTOGRAPHS, PICTURE FRAMES. CUPS AND SAUCERS, s VASES AND TOILET SETS, . JAPANESE GOODS, ACCOBDEONS AND BANJ03. Everything First class and at lowest prices. JULIUS MUELLER, Few More Left, D U0Ra ON THE BO AD, OF THAT years old Whiskey, only by the bottle Best Draught RaV rfiev Vri,e.,. J. M. McGOWAN nor 20 Mechanics Saloon New Store & Fresh Goods. J. E. TAYLOR, BOOTS AND SHOES. 109 Princess St. neinsDerge Novelty
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