ruia PA'
mmanoU itkT vanlng. Sundays
eepted ay :
J03IIT. JAia,
suitos ajcd raoraiirroa. .',
SUBSCRIPTIONS POSTAGE PAID:
year $4.00. Six . month. t2.OL. Tkra
months. One month. S3 cents. -
Tue paper wUl be denverol by carrier free
of charge, m any part cf the city. at the above
r,tcB, or 10 cent per week.
A d vcstlslng rates low and liberal.
Subscribers will report any and all fall
are3 to receive their paper regularly.-
It i said that Queen Victoria own
property in tho District f Columbia.--.
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The bpjrsiars f It;ne. it i e.s:iniaead.
rpwive $2.0(iO.(K)t a nar. and !M are
said to b worth Iroui $15.C00 to $25 000
pnrh.
, - - -
Tncre "h hill" now before the Nevada
l.ojjMlitun Ii"qiilirin2"fr'm hllinff
ofli- ft"5" ono wn: a victitu of strong
drink. - ' i .
Mure I Kende. th- Papal Nuncio at
Pari, who is to don tha red hat next
month, will lv? the younce-Jt of the Car
dinal, bein? -nIv thirty-nino f cara old.
- : ' ;
!'.:! lih s art? growing in popularity
,is M.xii- . and !afi?? prices nn paid lor
-upt-iiT animal. Threw boll fliiht
wi'M rcriitly givi'ir at S lillo in aid o
h hH.ital. and mdhd
r-
Mgn Marirrll. I'inhop. of Per fiero,
and sacri!.vi f XIII. di-U a lew
day Hil0- wss a member ot the
Order i. f Sir Anutine confessor ol
I'im IX. and wa the prelae who ad-luim-nered
the lat sacrament to that
I'.tntilV brtir death.
At a recent election in Washington
Territory, where women vote, all but
iwo candidates on the Republic in
ticket were elected. It is now said that
tbo women knew that tlwse tw .men
word domestic tyrant-, and, party lines
disappeared befre this fact.
. -
There is a depression in the Engl sb
marriage market. . Population is in
creasing:, but marriage are decreasing.
Divorces are increasinc The reeistrar
general decides a vexed question. Is a
divorced husband a widower or a
bachelor? N a divorced wile a widow
1 1 1 ,i .tnujiui . m uvj iw u 1 i aiiu
spinster, he says. '
Alma Tadeiua ha a quaint iron bell,
r pieJ from an old German or Dutch
.model, in tho shape of a woman wilb
enormous petticoats, who bangs from
a wrought iron bracket, while her
at reaming hair flies out in tea rays It
is placed eight or ten foet from the floor
and is rung by a long iroa chain,
delicately wrought, which hangs
'raijht down from it.
(Jen. Basil Duke's daughter, a young
pretty and charming girl, is in Wash
ington City delighting evejybody by her
wonderful mastery of the violin. The
New York Slur's correspondent calls
her ' Kentucky's Tiolin Queen" and
siysthis: . -
She has devoted herself-to art and
has already accomplished wonders.
Her louch is singularly sympathetic
anl full of passion and delicacy. There
it strength and power, combined with
rreat smoothness, accuracy and finish.
Ner playing is that of a roan iu her
command of the instrument, while
there runs throughout it all the tender
ness and sweetness of a woman's dainty
hand I was charmed with the beauti
ful manner iu which her phrasing is
done. Tho notes are bound and woven
together in all of the weird network ot
harmony, while her melodies standout
irom tbo canvas of instrumentation,
living, burning with a subtle and ap
pealing pathos and expression quit
wonderful in the playing ot so youn; an
artist. .
The young lady's father, (Jen Basil
Hake, was a gallant Confederate and
U nuw a brilliant lawyer at the Louis
ville bar. She is nearly related to Gen.
lolin Morgan- and to tho late Mrs.
George II Pendleton. " . "
O V It W ASS 1 1 NQTUX LIU' V Kit
j(Sicclal Cor. rxUr Itenrlew )
Washington. D. C, Feb. 211837..
It is hoped that Congress, notwithn
btandiog so short a time remains In it.
will make it convenient to change the
day for tha inauguration ot the next,
aud future Presidents. , Independent ot
the fact that it will give two 'more
months to legislation,' acd thus press
ent hasty and otten ill considered ao
tion on important measures, it will add
greatly to the pleasure of those whD
participate in or look on at the cere
monies incident to a chanze in - onr
rulers "-. .
The 4th of March is aim tt uniformly
a diaagreeable day la this latitude
About this time look for rain or snow,
as the almanacs say. In the olden time,
when tbe old Hall of tbo House of Rep
sentatives was targe enough to hold
those who came up t the Capital to
witness the event, it made but little dif
ference whether there was storm or
sunshine. But that was id the das of
the slowcoach, when railroads and
chaap fares were .unknown, and onlv
such as wero very rich or. within a day's
JJuroey of Wasbioelon could indulge
m tbe luxury. John Quincy Adams
was the last who took tne oath under
shelter. When General Jackson was
to be sworn in. arrangements were
made for tbe ceremonies in the great
rotunda in tbe Capitol originally in
tended lor SUCh DUrnosc.a-.hnL thn nlri
hero'a popularity brought such a crowd
that no hall in the world would "have
held it, and they bad to' aband on th
rotunda and go rut on to tbe porticuon
the East iront of tho Capitol, and there.
1
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VOL. XI. WILMINGTON. N. C, W
very quadrennial 4th of March, the
new rresident has taken the oath of
' thee. In the shadow of the building,
withont overciat, eloves, or hat. the
oath is admini-tered to him by the
shivering Chief Justice, and he delivers
his inaugural to a shivering crowd.
When Mr. Cleveland was inaugu
rated two years ago, the day was excep
tionally pleasant which was regarded as
a favorable augury. Tbo Know had
nearly allmelted lr;om the streets, and
the delightful sunshine in the morning
temptfd the people to turn out without
overcoats, and great was the rejoicing
ol the doctors thereat. Colds and their
concomitant diseases brought grist to
the medical mill.
The most thoroughly disagreeable
lay of my life was ihe -4th of March
that witnessed the 2rd inaugura'inn of
Grant. The word c.d has had a new
igniricance fr m that day. I ras wl a
soldier, and theret-ae not in the lite.
When grim vi?aged war smoothed his
wrinkled front in '65. my sword wa
turned into a pen. and aincc then I hue
let o'.hers tread the path of glory But
it was sad to pee the poor fellows in
their cay plumage, whenever , the pro
cession would halt, beat themselves, as
you've feen the coachmen do, to keep
their blood in circulation. A high wind
added a keenness to the c ld that en
ilan:rcd their ears and nses.
A monster Iranio building was built
n Judiciary Square lor thu ball tick
!s $'20 heating nparatus was 'put in
that, in ordinary weather, would have
made every nook anil corner of it com
fortable, but made no impression on it
that night, and a more melancholy
parly I have nver witnessed. The
tunes blown out by the band seemed to
be hr If frozen, the supper was frozen.
Prudent men and womrn put on their
wraps; those with pretty shoulders,
however, didn't get cold. I went to an
acquaintance anil begg l to be allowed
to send for her fur. She declined.
She was going to display those shoul
ders if it killed her. -
It was amid snow and sleet, that
Garfield was inaugurated. The night
before "h snow storm, accompanied by
thunder srnd lighntipir, prevailed, and
volunteer organizations, comint: in
Irom all parts of the country, were iu a
sad plight indeed. All who survived
the exposure ol that time will lavor a
changoofthe day, I'm snre.
The 22nd is to rrceive some recogni
tion hefe. It is a legal holiday, and
the departments and the schools will
be closed. Tho volunteer military and
the tiremon will parade, and some ol
them will, after marching up and down
our streets, visit Alexandria and unite
in I he big celebra tion ot the day there.
With what tenacity do onr memories
hold on to tho leading incidents of our
chiidho d! I never approach a Wash
ington's Birthday but I have mirrowed
n my mind a painful accident -that
marred the pomp and oircumstanco of
one; when I was a little child, and
made a pauper ot an industrious me
chanic The artillery company of which he
was a member was firing a salute in
honor of the day. at the intersection ol
Front and'Princcss street?, when be was
severely wounded by tho premature
discharge of the gun he was serving I
recollect the horrid sight as he was
borne by his comrades down to the
oflloeofold Dr. DeRosset An arm
was amputated and' ho lived afterwards
by peddling little things from a basket,
the charitably incMr rd being his cus
tomers.
Just now there are a good many no
tices in the society columns ol the local
press informing ' whom it may con
cern " that "Mr. Blank" a numerous
family, be it observed "will rrceive
in formally during Int."
This comproniMo wiih ihe "world,
the Ilea h and the devil," reminds one ol
the woman who told one of her custo.
mers: Nw, Mary, if you want milk
on Sundays you must come in at the
back gate, for I've joined the church."
Jaooiuts.
Kxcitemeift In'IVxaa.
Great excitement has been caused in
the vicinity of Paris. Tex . bv the re
markable recovery of Mr. J. E Corley,
who was s helpless he could not turn
in bed, or raise .his head; every body
said he was dvine of Consumption. A
trial bottle of Dr. King's New Discov
ery was sent him. Finding relief, he
bought a large bottle and a box of Dr.
King's New Life Pills; by the time hr
bad taken two boxes of Pills and two
bottles of the Di covery, he was well
and had gained in flesh thirty-six
pounds.
Trial Bottle of this Great Discovery
for Consumption free at W. II. Green &
Co.
:
Au 12nd to Bone Scrapns.
Edward Shepherd, of Harrisbnrg.
111., says: "Having received so mncb
benefit from Electric Bitters. I teeli t
my duty to let suffering humanity know
it. : Have had a running s re on my. leg
for eight years ; my doctors told me I
would have to have the bone scraped or
leg amputated. I nsed. instead, three
bottles of Electric Bitters and seven
boxes BucklenV Arnica Salve and my
leg is now sound and well "
Electric. Bitters are sold at fifty cents
a Vttle. and Beck ten's Arnica Salve at
25c. per box by all W. II Green & Co.
A Good Investment.
Get from 25 to 33 per cent, interest
oa yt.ur Aioncy by purchasing now
salts or overcoats at I. Shriek's. It
will pay jou to buy them tor next win
ter at the low prices, besides having
tbe good of them tor the balance ot tbe
cold snaps .
It you want to commence a new set
of blank book: such as ledgers, jmr
5 nai. day. cash bo-.ks or records, go
,to lMnsbcrgcr's. wheru you -can. get
suited both in quality and prlcc.v t
EDNESDaY
LOCAL NEWS.
. I MO EI TO HEW AOYEtTlXEttlBJI.
C W r ATK8BaS
r c Miller Garden Seed " '
Heiksbkkoeb's Bottom Prices 1
Mbxds Bbos Better than Pear's . -Miss
E Karker Early Spring Hats
Geo R frkxcii & Poxs Not Well Dressed
Mrs E B Wiggiss Emporium of Ait and
Kashlon . . ,
Millkr A NrEsrLiK Kencely'd Mistical
Discovery . -
There are T7 boarders now in the
County Jail."
The receipts of cottfcn at this port lo
day foot up 286 bales. .
. There was a good supply of.me.ats in
the market this morning of fair quality.
Egs are plentiful and 12 cents ier
dozen is the price at which they are
sold.
This has been a really disagreeable
day, and news gathering has been but
poorly rewarded
Yon will save money and get the best
w.rk bv sending your clothes lor repairs
in John Dyer and S -n. f
One case of drunk and down was
brought bef'oie the Mayor this, morn
in?, and the deiendant was dif charged.
St jam boatmen report that there is
about SO feet of water in the rier on
the shoals in the ('ape Fear with the
river on the rise.
Tbe weather for tr e past tew days
has been a; el back for the truck far
mers and gardeners, but they are doing
their best to bo fully prepared for their
work when it shall become warmer
Thu ladies will find a new and at-
tractive advertisement of Mrs. E. B.
Wiggins' art emporium in this Usue.
There are many things offered besides
new and attractive styles in milinerj
goods.-
Tne parade and inspection of tbe
Wilmington Light Infantry and the
Cornet' Concert Club, which was to
have been held yesterday afternoon,
but was postponed on acccount of tbe
weather, will be held at 5 o'clock oa
Friday afternoon, in front of tho City
Hall.
Ger. barque I rospzro, Krucger; clear
ed to-day lor Riga, Russia, with 3 420
barrels rosin, valued at $3,219, shipped
by Messrs. Worth & Worth. Br.schr.
Ftrland. McWinnie, cleared for Bar
badoes. for orders, with 115,000 feet
lumber, valued at $1,725, shipped by
Messrs. J. H. Chadbourn & Co. ; rup
king a total of exports foreign amount
ing to $4,944
Indication
For North Carolina, local rrins
with winds shifting to Southerly and
warmer.
!rtttkfii ltow.
A couple of drunken men engaged in a
quarrel whu-h resulted in one ol them
being knocked down, was the disgrace-fu.-
sight at Ihe corner ot Front and
Market streets I hi? morning. Both
men were arrested and locked up. and,
they wi:i probably receive tbe Mayor's
attention tocuorrow morning.
Sudden Heath
A little son of Mr Robert Green, on
Cnestnut street, between Fifth and
Sixth, died at ab'ut !1 o'olock this
forenoon, alter a sickness of but a few
hour's duration. He was apparently
in good health y strday evening, and
was playing v ith other children in
front of the house about dark. He was
taken violently sick at about 10 o'clock
last night, and the little fellow kept
growing worse unlii he died at the
honr named.
Lippincutt'H Magazine.
L-Jcy C Lillie contributes the "com
plete novel to Lippincoll's Magazine lor
March. It is entitled Kenson's Wife."
and the ecene is laid partly in 1 Little
Fenn." a quaint island off tbe coast of
Maine, and partly in B ston and its yi
cinity. Robert J. Burdette contributes
the "Confession ot a Reformed Humor
ist." Another personal article of great
interest is the Rev. W. II . Milburn's
' Autobiographical Notes of a Congres
sional Chaplain." Henry C. Lea at
tacks -The Policy of Insurance" in a
paper lull of pith and vigor. - Fred,
Perry Powers discusses "Rent and
Taxes" from the point ot view of an
enthusiastic disciple of Henry George.
There is a short story. "Was it Worth
WhiU ?" by Barnett Phillips. But per
haps the most important article in Ihe
number is General John A. Logan."
by "One who Knew Him?' .
Oi toil nMl m. iml hmtlnp or rork-
you neeu a gOOU luraung or COOK-
in? stnre ?
Thon gor to J ACOBl'S.
tL .
i nere ynH win unu a lare swmmwii
to jtelf-rt fniiii Hi lnw nri' will
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-p ; : ' '
FEBRUARY
. Attention is invited to the advertise
ment of Miss. E. Karrer. in i his issue
New goods are being received and the
old stock is being rapidly disposed of
at reduced prices to . make room for
the spring purchases. .
Back Again.
The steamer D Murchison,&ier hav
ing been 4aid up at FayetteviHe tor
nearly three weeks, during , which time
she has-been overhauled and repaired,
made her appearance here again' this
morning. There is some work yet re
maining for the carpenters to do. " bnt
as that can bi done while she is eagagi
ed in her regular trips, they have been
resiimedrand will be continnd without
further interruption.
The SoclAble.
The Sociable at Howard Ruliet En
gine Half, given last night by the Ger
mania Cornet Band, was a most decid
ed siiocss' in every particular. The
attendance ol lal esand gentlemen was
unusually large, and they much enjoypd
the pleasures of the dance under the
inspiring mnsic furnihet frthe icca
sion by the Italian' harper All with
whom w-j havn denversed are unani
mous in pr-mouncing it an excellent as
well as elegant enteriainment, at which
ail were "sociable."
tie u e a I o Ilea I
Mr. William R Fad.ot Grant town
ship. Pender county, claims to be a
couin, two degrees removed, of the
late General Robert E. Ieo Mr Fail
wai'born in Duplin county 64 years
ago. His lather was horn in Johnson
...
county, but his mother was burn; in
DupMn county. His mother's mother
was born in Virginia, and was the sister
of Gen. Le's grandmother Mr. Fail
is a farmer and fisherman, with bu' a
'imited education, and is aware "of his
relationship with the illustrious South
ern chieftain and statesman, only by
hearing it spoken of by bis uncles in
former "ycats. Wo give the statement
as it was given to us:
Literary. .
The March number of Scribner's
Afatizine has been received; and a
perusal of ito pages reveals the fact that
it fully maintains the excellence of the
previous numbers.' . In tho present
number are continued the interesting
"Reminiscences of the Seige and Cora
mue of Paris,' by Ex-Minister E.' B
Wasbburne; "The story of a New
York House," by II C. Bnnner.;
"Seth's Brother's Wile" by ILarold
Frederic; and ' The Residuary Lega
tee." by J. S of. Dale. Many ol tbe
articles. are appropriately illustrated.
There are other papers in the number,
all of which arc interesting, instructive
and entertaining Published by Charles
Scribner's Sons, New York, at 25 cents
per number, or $3 per annum.
A Kara Avis
At lha store ol Messrs Holmes &
Walters to day wa3 a hen which may
appropriately be called a rara'av's. It
grew np likeo'her feminine chickens,
wearing the modest .suit ol her sex. and
in duo time laid a .lot id eges, and
hatched a brood of chickens, with tbe
usual, fuss and clucking of maternal
hens. After weaning her chickens, she
was sick for a considerable time, dur
ing which her feathers alt came oil.
r-Eyentually she recovered her health
and with her recovery came a new coat
of feathers, but the last had all the gor
geousness of a genuine masculine bid
dy. In fact she looks and acts jnst like
a rooster. " '
Qtiar evly Meetings -
First round of Quarterly Meetings
for the Wilmington District of - the
Methodist E.. Church. South:
Bladen circuit, at Bethlehem. Feb.
26. 27
Cokesbury circuit, at Bethany, Mar.
5, 6
Clinton circuit, at Concord. March
12. 13.
Topsail circuit- at Rocky Point. Mar.
19.20.
Waccamaw station. at Bethel. M&rch
26. 27.
Whiteville station, at Whitaville,
April 2, 3, 7
Brunswick circuit, at Bethel. April
9. 10. - . -T.
W. Guthrie. P. E.
'.
Physicians Have Found Out
That a eontamlaatbic and foreign elerai nt 1
the blood, developed by Indigestion, Is the
can-e ortbeamatism. Th's se-tles upon the
sevsltlre snb enuneons covering of the mns
e'e and ligaments of the joint,' causing con-
fttant and Kirt!ng pAl, and ajrgrejctliK a a
calcareous, chalky dep,lt which produces
atlffaesa and d la tort ion of the joints. No fact
which experience has demonstrated la regard
hi Hosteller's Stomach Bitters haa stronger
j evidence to snppoi t . thai thi. namely, that
. 1 this medicine of comi rrlieBAl re uses chocks
tboforldabieniiairotiMis nisease.norlaH
, mim1 lahli h d tbatlt is nrcfenbl
i to the poison of en "ted to arrest u. since tbe
medicine contain, only s-dutary'lnrredlenu. !
i lt u a 1m a abrna! rem r lor ma b rial ferew.
constipation, dTfpeil. kidney aid b!a.dder
auoient,-iiewnty ami oiner jaorders. ,i
res I
tat iou i et the teEUlse.
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23 1887.
NO. 46
-. THIS MAIbH. ; :
rue malls close at the City I'ostjffice as
follows :
DAILY. , .i
Northern through malls, fast... ,...10.(4) P. M.
Northern throusjb and w.y malbt....S.OO A. M.
N. C and A. A N. C. lUHroJuia aiwf
routes supplied therefrom.. . .
IO.Ci T M. anil S.Otl A. M.
lUlelgh.:... ......... .6.30 P. al. ami S.00 A. M.
Sathern throngh mill", fast 9 fiO P. M.
Uh lrr3, Fa-r Kluff. N C. ad i
sf anon, S. :.. and route " " ;
pl'wl tnertfrom. 9.0UP. at.
South rn way mall litween Wi- '
in'natoa and Charleston.. ... fi.ftiA. M.
l:brl-ston, Savarnah, Jarksoa-
vtlte.lTla.. snd Intermediate oolnts - " '
- 9 (OP Mand6.0UA. al.
Cheraw A Darlington B R an I point y ;
supplied therefrom.... i
.. . 6 so p. M. and 9.XC P. SI.
V PAILY KXCEPT SUNDAY. r
Western malls (J.C.-RallwayC.i... 6.30 P. U.
rayettevllle. C. F. AY V K, K.
and points supplied therefrrra....630 PM.
Ksleth Ifamiet F.lt. and polnu
ranplied therefrom........... ....6 3 P. M,'
SratihTllle... 2,10 P. M.
Wrtj-htsvllle. S.IC A. M
TDE8DAYS AD FltlDAYS.
Onslow J. II. ani Intermediate oflB-
ces 6.00 A. M.
Little Klver, S. C. and lntcmrodlste
oftices 2.00 pr kf.
Cape Fear Klver mall 1.C0 P. kf.
OPEN FOR DELIVERY.
Northern through and way mails. ...7.30 A. M
Southern through and way malls... 7.00 A. kf .
Southern, Wc?tof Florence. 9.?0 A, M.
Carolina Central lUtlroad 9.00 A. M.
N Igbt mails arrlvluc: previous to lo.oo I. M.
arc opened an-1 distributed Into Ltck Dixes
as soon as revived.
Mails collected from struct boxes in business
portion of city at 5 A. ML., 11.00 A.M. and fi.oo
P. M. and from other point of the city at 5
P. M and 5 A. M. - -
General delivery open from 7 A.M. to 6 P.M.
and on Sundays from 9.00 to 10 00 A. M.
Carrier delivery open on Sunday from 1 00
tJ 10 GO A M.
Stamp Office open from 7. 30 A. M. to P.M.,
Money trder and Itcglster Department oien
from 8 A. M to 5 P. M.. continuous.
Ital'road time T-'ilh meildian
Just received a new lot of rims,
spokos and hubs. Those in need of
above will find that they will save
money by baying from J a cow's. Ildw.
Depot t
NEW A DVEB'C I S E III BNT8 .
Second Lot of Early
Spring Iliits -
JADIES AND MISSES. ALSO. A VERY
larsrc assortment of Linen and Silk Ilandkcr
ch'efs. S. & K. brand Cufl'a and Collars,
latest styles. Jerseys and Hosiery, corsets
and Notions. Unen Towels, Trny and BuB'et
Cloths.. stamped a d Plain. .'.--'-
NEW SrAMPINtt DESIGNS and alt Ihe
matcrla's for Embroidery
Clo3ing out all Winter Goods verr low to
make room for Sprina: stock
Respectfully. MISS E. KARRER,
feb Voile V Balldiop:, Opposite Marktt.
Emporium of Art and
Fashion !
pANCY GOODS, ARTIST'3 M tTERIALS,
i-alnts, Frn he?, Pallcttes, &c
A beautiful aid new asiorlmont of Rhine
Stone Mrs, Hidrplns and Ear Rings and Nov
elties In FINE GOLD PLATED JEWELRY.
NEW STYLES IN Si'RING MILLINER?,
Hats, Flowers and Ribbon?.
Hair Gooda. Hair Work rtone t order (of
all ktndf) ,.
All of the above at LOW PR I E.
Country orders solicited.
MRJ. E. B WIGGINS,
feb 23 115 Market St.
Not Well Dressed.
N
O MATTER HOW FINE YOUR GAR-
rrents, nnlcs your Shoes are neat and tit
well you are iU dressed.
BEST FITTING BOOTS AND SHOES in
the city, ami pilces to suit all at
GEO. It. PKRNCII & SONS,
feb 21 10S N. Front Btfeet
J AM NOW PREPARED TO FILL ALL
orders for the just?y celebialed KA REN
Remedy, for jCtoighs, oarsenesa, AND ALL
Throat and Lung Diseases contracted by
Colds. Piies 10, 2.',.V)anl $1.
J AM EH D. XUTT,
Th Druggist, 218 N. Front t.
All parties wh -have left orders far Sweet
Gum call and get the same inure liately.
feb 16
600 Tons COAL.
JUST ARRIVED. EX. SCI I. JOSEPH
SOOTHER, fife TONS BEST GRATE AND
STOVE COAL, and lor raTe Cne Dollar per
ton Teas than Xew York prices
feb 21 J. A. SPRINGER.
COME SEE US !
HENF.VF.R YOU ARE IN NEED
: OK
FTlIKTlKS. Vm o; WM.
' come and e if a. :
We have the most complete establishment
In the cityl carry large stock of different
qualities of paper to select from,' do your
work promptly and aatisfaetorfly. and at
prices thai we can Ureal, --, s .
TOive yotir orders.
: JACKSON A ELL
rjPIIK ONLYFlRSTrC, A? KFfeTAL'RAKT
is North Carolina
T. E"WAL1ACF,
: Frorr!:tor
aa i la
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pjjBASJI KOTldit.
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Tfs win be g i4 to rscalvt eoaauaisiQot .
Croa onz trUnds oa say x all ;satJ9 ,
rtuuraitatexestbtit
Thsaxmsol tha writar must always t
Jakta to tat Effltot,,:
CoamTileatloiis most m wnttas oi o
oaesldeot the paper.
L PtrstmsJiticaianstba avowee
ad It Is espocuiiy ud paruealarry
tood that the Editor does aot always tadot
in the editorial eoftimn.
NBW A I VE16TI8EB1ENTS.
Douslas. & Yarborongli,
41ASIII)NARLR IA1K DRESSERS" -
v " r ' AND HARBEJIS.
1 3 Market Ft . Wilmington. X. V
bhop tally equipped with all the latest T Im
provement. . - .
Courteous and nnHt 1.irlMr aivar. ,Hr
to rre eotome r. - ;
J. w. Yaroorough, t rmerly with John
Werner, would bet eUd to serve his okl nai-
rons. fb22
Everything to bo.Found in
in Our Line of Business
-0-
Wo Bonglit these Gdoas
:'to-Sell-! ":";v :'
-o-
Have priced them to suit the tlmej, at ;
FIGURES WHICH DEFY COMPE
v TITION ! '
We knov we can mike it to your interest to
"en who ns.
WE BUY STRICTLY rOR CASH
From mtnufarturers and Importers, and f ffer
m io nnr fi tends and the public, goods
in our line at ,-
HO'lTOM PRICES
Vn A1PVV A full I'nA rkt QjVisvs1 tfrm
per, I ens. Ink. Hlates. Blank Rooks, Check
Books, Note, Dratt and Receipt Books, and.
other Stait ntY at lowest prlres, at .
HEINSBERGER'S.
feb 22
Cash Book and Music Store
Birrt Cages.
NEW LOT -UTS r IN, BOTH JAPANID
and Brans. COiiK STOVE pronounced
the bett la tbe market, and the old White'
florae just hi h them blind. Goods of all
kinds In our line cheap as the cheapest. - ;
PARKER A TAYLOR.
PURE WHITE OIL. ,feb2l
Isaac T. Alderman,
QOMMISSION MERCHANT, ;
COTTON AND UMBER, Specialticr.
North Water Strcer, ..." -
feb 1 2 ! m ' W 1 1 m lng ton , JS. C.'
The Sutton House, '
M
ARRET STREET. SOUTH SIDE, BE
tween Front and cecond . Board by the Day,
Week or Mont If. Clean Roomr, tjomfortable
market afford?. Rates low.
jan2l Jy
iuake no Mistake !
JN ORDERING FISH ANO (
OYSTERS. Guaranteed sound and
folld when packed for dcllve y , .
TornnCO . W. H. YOPP.'
lxck Box 415 or 10C f outh Front St.
feb 21 - , ,.-
WE NOW HAVE THE AGENCY FOR
this celebrated Powder . which Is un
doubtedly the best eold In this covntry. Ner
magazine built down the river (out of city
limits). Full assortment of all tho sizes at the
lowest prices. -
Successors to John Dawson A Co.,
in, 21 and 23 Market street.
feb 21 , - Wilmington N. C. .
Country Produce.
yWEET AND IRISH POTATOEKApplei
Cabbages, Turnip, Oranges, Onions,- Eggs,
Turkeys, Chickens and all kinds or Country
Produce for sale by
CJIAS. F. BROWNE.
vmmusion atercnam, o. water si., .
feb 21 Wllmin-ton, N. C
Caution.
LL PERSONS ARE CAUTIONED against
trusting, any of the crew of Spanish Bark
MARIA.' no.flolita nf thtr MntMllnv
will le paid by the vessel m ' , '
r. J. 1A1RD.
fejVia 3t Vice Consul of Spain ,
" Tint for flinn UTiriv'o
ivi;iivi aisiusa M, avsa r. .
-yrriurAKEs grossmiih'3 old m-
giish Transparent Soap. Unicented, 2 Cakes
for 2 eents ljcerlne 33 per cent: 3 Cakes
for 5i cent. There are no finer Toilet Soars
made. A TBI A L SOLICITED.' , .
jyiUNDS BKOTUI5J18.
feb 15 Wholesale and Retail DrurgUU
Kbck Spring Hotel.
H
AS UNDERGONE COMPLETE RUN-
ovatlng and is fitted np nicely for the comfort
ot iu patrons. The table 1s supplied with lb?
best the market affords. Board by the dar
week or month at reasonable rates.
MRS. PKIDGEW,
Chcsnut, between Front and Water streets '
feb 11 im - - . . .
yy-E MARK A SPECIALTY OF, Grogs'
BAGS and STRAW and MANILLA PAFEOS,
TWINIT, Vf AXED BU ITEJ: PAPKR, A C.
pon't fait I ft the -xt W fiTTLfc." f qau
BAG, and to get wlolea discount.
C. W. YATES.
feb a US Market St.' Wilmington. NC
NEW FURNITURE HOUSE.
Corner feeond and Market Streets.
-yjTE ARE HF.RFTO STAY AM KO c.a
oniit We kerp the finest anil cheapett Fur
niture la the city - t-ur prks suit the He h
an poor alike. We can sell iifp Ucxzit
we raanuf amre car own too ls.
A call sndlosiwe-tlou hoT'cVM.-' '
KNOXVJLLt: t v: :.M I ULF. CO.,