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THIS PAPER - - - fished every evening, Sundays excepted, J0SH. t. JAMES, Editor and Prop. Ascriptions, postagepaid: um yiK months .js.wv 'inree year, H-w- ., 1W one month, 35 cents.. aper will be delivered by 'carrier s. Tree TWP1 id any part ot the city, at the above or 10 cents per week. ', -rtminff rates low and liberal. . . . fescribers will please report any and j v " . ,.ivp t.hfiir Darjer resrularlv. l Jf.iinresw t . 'DYSPEPSIA. . ..-.r iw.ripiwril vlioil wo snd. i rnlv' become aware that we possess a I tSiril arrangement called aUnnach. . S? e oi'nacii is the reservoir from which 1 rv ill.n and Umi must he nourished, f e lunvtroublcAvith it is soon felt through- f the whole system. Anions a dozen j Snt'pth-s no two will have the same pre- mf ubi-t to Sick Head h the; those, EitriiudllcjrTnatichavo Constipation, flfi?e the thin and nervousare abandoned ! ii wonderfully forgetful; others have I irritability oiieuiner. 'whatever lorm Dyspepsia may tak, ,ne tiling is certain, :. .,, The underlying- cause is in the AJF'JEtt, ndonc tbits more is equally certaiu, no Jne will remain a dyspeptic who will It will correct Acidity of the Stomach, Expel foul sages, Allay Irritation, Assist Digestion, and, at the same time Start the Liver to working; when all other troubles soon tlisappear "Myife was a confirmed dyspeptic. Some three years ago by the advice of I)r. Steiner ,of Auta, she was induced to: try Simmons Liver Regulator. I feel grateful for the relief it has given her, and may all who read this and are afflicted in any way, vhether chronic Qr other wise, use Simmons Liver Regulator and I feel confident health will be restored to all who will be advised." Wm. M. Kersh, Fort Valley, Ga. See that you get the Genuine, with red 21 on frontof Wrapper, V FRKfARBD ONLY BY t .H.ZEELIN CO., Philadelphia, Pa. Dovaetc lstpd&wly : i ' Racket Store ! We have just received a lot of Sponge am) we are selling them remark- ably cheap. BATH SPONGE. 20c and 15c and on down to School Sponge as large as your hand for lc. Another lot of Ladies' and Gents' Flannel Undtrwear, at prices that make them genuine bargains. GENTS' GRAY SCOTCH MIXED UNDERSHIRTS FOR 75c per suit These suits are good goods, made out of the best material and hand somely finished and worth double the money we are asking for them. o- Don't forget that on the first of De" cember we are going to put on this market about $2,500 Worth of Toys ! For the Holiday Trade. This is no OLD STOCK of Toys car ried over from one Christmas to artother, but- fresh from the factory. ;... You can find anything you want in the Dry Goods and Notion line at the Racket Store. Also, the cheapest lot of i CARPETS AND RUGS ever offered for the money. B. H. FREEMAN. Opposite New Market. - Y. House, 466 Broadway, nov u ' W. H. Yopp, SHIPPER AND DEALER IN AND 106 uta Front Street, Wilmington, N, C, k Box 41-k River Oysters a specialty.' Builder's Hardware A LAKftE AND LL SELECTED STOCK special ir,, totfucementato contractors. W. E. SPRINGER tc CO., j 19, 28, 23 Market St, I ill v ... VOL XI- WILMINGTON, N. C, SATURDAY. NOVEMBER m-owmiorjaiiifl8. K. Doolittle, of New York has, proposed a strange scheme. His idea is that married inert should have two votes, while the bachelors should have only one. -Senator Camden, of West Vir ginia, -ay that President Cleveland wil1 be renominated without opposi tion, and that he does not believe that any Republican can carrv New York. Senator Quay, of Pennsylvania, say that ad the delegates from that Htate to the National Republican Convention must be .for Blaine. There is said to be a strong proba bility of a split in the party. Two months ago N: G. Yocuni, a wealthy young man of Pasadena, Cal., suddenly disappeared. It has just been ascertained that he is in sane, thinks that he is very poor and i s working in a shingle mill in the interior of the State. Secretary Whittiev, although at his post, is not a well man. His physicians have advised him to spend a mouth or so in the Bermu das this Winter, and it is not impro bable that he will act upon that ad vice after the opening of Congress. i Prof. Drummond, the bright young Scotchman who has been making a visit to some of the leading Ameri- canj colleges, says that to htm their most remarkable feature is ''their Christian tone." Their general at mosphere, he says, is Christian. "They are religious institutions' Next year will mark the tercen tenary of the defeat of the Spanish Armada, and the bi-centenary of the establishment of the Protestant suc cession on the throne of England, and the Church party are preparing for a big celebration of the double, event, in which all Protestants the world over will be asked to join. Great quantities of peanuts are imported at the port of Antwerp, but not because the Dutch are fond of crunching the fragrant nut at the circus and in crowded cars on the elevated railroad. The nut is taken to Holland purely for business pur poses, in order to extract the oil. The supply comes wholly from Africa. Telegraphic communication will shortly begin between Russia and France. All dispatches at pres ent come through Germany, and have recently been tampered with at Berlin. Russia, in the case of a war between Germany and Austria, would be entirely cut off from tele graphic communication with the re mainder of .Europe. Mr. A. C. McDowall, our consular agentat the Piraeus, Greece, sends the State department a few particu lars about the Greek immigrants who are coming here in increased numbers. He says they are, as a rule, absolutely penniless and go to the United States to live by their wits, hoping in time to accumulate a little fortune of $2,000, the interest pn'which will enable them to live in ease for the rest of their lives. A special Albany dispatch to the New York Times on Saturday last -m svml 1 1 1 4 says: Micnaet iticitaru ctoseti a o- year engagement as locomotive en- ineer on the New York Central Railroad at 2 o'clock this morning when he back his engine into the Albany roundhouse. He was then receiving compensation at the rate of $125 per month. At 10 o'clock he was in the Capitol on the hill. At 11 o'clock he had been sworn into the service of the State of New York and was drawing a salary of $666 66 a month as railroad commissioner." The New York Tribune prints a special dispatch from New Bedford, saying: "A letter was received in this city from Jefferson Davis, Beau- voir, Miss, in answer to a letter in- 1 1L J ? quiring oi mm me uuierence oe tween a Southern and Northern Democrat. He savs: 'There should Vw no difference. There was none between Samuel Adams, of Massa- Collier & Co's. salesrcwiu, at 11 chueetts, and Thomas Jefferson, of o'clock a. m. and 7 p. in. on Tues Virginia, or between Senator Frank- day- The stock, as exhibited at lin Pierce, of New Hampshire, and Messrs. Collier & Co's, makes a very John C Calhoun, of South uaro- lina. Each of these, as types of DAtnnpraev of their daw regarded States as sovereign members of the Union and the Const tution as tne union aim " compact oy wnicn iuey wvrv voiu- tarily united.'?- Mill The Russian Government now proposes to build a Trans-Siberian railway, to commence at the east ern terminus of the present Russian system and extend to the Pacific Ocean, a distance of 600 versta, or 3,950 miles. The cost is to be 380, 000,000 roubles, -Cor $615,600,000, of which sum $32,000,000 will be' used on ten bridges. The vaporings of a so-called Dem ocratic newspaper on the self-eleet-ed subject of free drinks and free smokes" would be amusing if it were not so pitiful. It is sad to note the decadence of a once brilliant mind. - . A ''kicker" is a juvenile "inde pendent." Once let a paper which has vorked in the party harness get the notion into its noddle that itis wiser than the "party, and the baby is born and otdy awaits a christen ing to become a full-flledged "inde pendent." And then, sad experience shows that the shell soon drops from the "independent" and a full-proportioned, stalwart Republican is born into the world. LOCAL ISTBTS. Index to New Advertisements. I Shriek Local Ad A Shrier Fall Clothing' Taylor's Bazak Don't Miss Collier &, Co Bankrupt Sale Dick & Me ares-Piece Goods Heinsberger -Christmas Goods C W Yates Don't Walt Until Christmas Best $2.50 ladies' kid button boot at French & Sons. t Best $3 shoe for gents in the city at French & Sons. t The receipts of cotton at this port to-day foot up 1,043 bales. There were no interments in Bellevue Cemetery this week. There were three interments in Oakdale Cemetery this week, all adults. There were two interments in Pine Forest Cemetery this week; both adults. Steam boatmen report about six feet of water on the shoals in the Cape Fear. The Register of Deeds issued three marriage licenses this week all for colored couples. The train for Clinton on the W. & W. R. R. will hereafter leave this city at 3:45, instead of 4 p. m. Services at St. John's Church, by the Rector, Rev. Dr. Carmichael, at 7:30 a. m., il a. m. and 7:45 p. m. to morrow. Bishop Northrop will arrive here to-day and will officiate at St. Thom as"' Catholic Church to-morrow at 10:30 a. in. and 7:30 6. in. We are requested to state that the paper for the issue of the Cape Feat Advocate is so badly damaged, that there will be no issue of that paper to-day. . In just four weeks from to-night will be Christmas Eve, and the little ones begin to look anxiously for that time and to wonder what Santa Clans will bring them, The Rt. Rev. the Bishop of East Carolina will make his official visi tation to St. James' Church to mor row at 11 a. m., and to St. John's Church in the evening at 7:30. To-juorrow the pastors of the Methodist Churches of this citv will preach their last sermons for this Conference yetir, and there will un doubtedly be large congregations at both churches in consequence. The only case for the Mayor's con sideration this morning was that of Joseph Burruss, charged with being drunk and down. , The charge was clearly proven and tne defendant was fined $5 for the offense, with the alternatiye of 10 days in the chain gang. Attention is invited to the adver tisement of a large bankrupt sale of gold and silver watches, diamonds, jeweiry, o;c, to iae piace at Jiert, ..auMmr u.. ... fc tracting much attention. indications. For North Carolina, fair weather. stationary temperature, anu -ngui. ;ki winn fm,n-i7,B .. nwH hi.uviti; toSouth. - j j A Fine Statue. . j There, has been received at St 1 Thomas); Catholic Church' of this I city, a life size statue of St. Thomas, I the apostle, for whom the church is named. 3 It has been placed in po sition on the West side of the altar, and it is indeed a fine pieee of stat uary. In one hand the statue hokls a scroll, representing the Gospel, and in the other hand is a square. The corintenauce is remarkably ex pressive and seeuVs almost endowed with life and the power to speak. It was' imiorted from Euroie ex pressly for theehurch, and taken merely as a work of art, without re gard to the devptional interest with which it .'is surrounded, it is really exquisite. Bishop Northrop will officiate at St." Thomas' to-morrow and will make the services of much interest and instruction by an exhaustive discussion of the Catholic idea of the use of images in the service of that church. This is a subject upon which there is much lack of infor mation in the Protestant world, and the discourses to-morrow will be calculated to enlighten the pub lic mind in regard to that impor tant matter. The public is cordial ly invited to attend. Literary. The Christmas number of Svrib ner's Magazine has been received and it is really one of the best numbers of this excellent periodical. There are many fine illustrations embellish ing its pages, and the reading matter embraces fiction, essays and narra tive of travel. In poetry there are some of the best efforts of our own most prominent poets. In fact every department is replete with interest, instruction and wholesome enter tainment. Scribner s, like wine, grows better with age, and we do not wonder that it has so quickly attained its true position in the very front rank of periodical literature. The present number , closes the second volume, and the publishers promise that the next volume shall be superior to anything they have yet attained. Their list of contribu tors for the next volume embraces some of the best known and most popular writers in the country Price 25 cents a number or $3 per annum, and published by Charles Scribner's Sons, New York. A Question of Taxation, A friend and subscriber at Viola, Pender county, complains to us that the land in Caintuck township, in that county, is much too highly taxed when it is considered that it is liable to overflow to the destruction of the crops. The land would be really valuable, but from the fact that it is frequently overflowed by freshets, either in the Cape Fear or Black rivers, anil becomes compara tively valueless. There was almost a total destruction of the crops by the freshet of 1886, and the crops of the last season were materially in jured from the same cause. There is but little timber now in the town ship and the people are obliged to obtain their support from agricul tural sources, arid as these latter are so liable to destruction from the cause- we- have named, it is the opinion of our correspondent that the taxes upon the l&iuY should be made less in consequence. The Laws of Nature Teach Kcououiy. - Follow them and you will liot re gret it, aud will always have the wherewith to supply your necessi ties. Commence this week and start an interest saving fund. We will assist you if you'll come to select a suit or an overcoat for yourself or boys. We will save you on a $4, $5, $8 or $10 purchase from $1 to $3, and on a $12. $15, $20 or $25 or overcoat $5 to $10. Try us, then; put your savings in the Saving Bank, and then you lay the foundation stone of your future prosperity. The only sure road to success is by industry and economy. Trade where reliable goods are sold at bottom prices all the year round. I. Slirier, who has been known to you for nearly twen ty years, will sell you reliable goods at the very lowest prices, whether you know goods or not, and who i has no desire to hold on to a dollar I spent in his store for goods you are j not satisfied with. Again" we would advise you to trade with 1. Shrier, the Old Reliable Clothier, oii Front street, next door to! MelntireV dry goods store; r Sign of the golden ana. ;. V - 26 1887 NO 280 This has been one of the most de lightful days in November, and the people, both old and young, have taken advantage of the beautiful weather to be in the streets to en joy the cheerful sunshine Criminal Court. The following were the proceed ings before this tribunal to-day, up to the hour of closing our report : State vs. Nathan Davis, seduction? J udgment one penny and costs. . State ys.'"CVE. Bullard, false pre tences. Jury out. ' - State vs. John McKoy, cruelty to animals. Now on trial. Painful Accident. James Richardson, colored, while at work at the Champion Compress, at about 2 o'clock this morning, had the misfortune to have a deep gash cut in his head by the falling of a piece of iron upon it. He was con veyed to his home and surgical as sistance was rendered, and the un fortunate man was so far recovered as to be able to be out to-day. "Exports Foreign. Nor. barque Veronica, Petterson, cleared to-day for Havre, France, with 2,245 bales cotton, valued at $106,900, shipped by Messrs. Alex. Sprunt Son. Nor. brig San Juan. Bach e, cleared for Antwerp with 750 casks spirits turpentine and 1, 777 barrels rosin, valued at $14,680, shipped by Messrs. Paterson, Down ing & Co., making a total of exports foreign amounting to $121,580. ' Cotton. The receipts of cotton at this port for the week ended November 26th, 1887, foot up 8,073 bales, as against. 9,056 bales for the corresponding week last year: a decrease, of 983 bales. The. receipts for the crop year to date foot up 118,339 bales, as against 85,308 bales for the corres ponding period last year; an in crease of 33,031 bales. A Kindly Appreciation. The wife of Mr. E. T. Coghill, Manager of the TelephoneExchange in this city, has until recently been an able assistant to him in the dis charge of the duties pertaining to that office. Within a few days, however, she has presented her hus band with a fine daughter, and has assumed all the responsibilities and duties of motherhood. In appre ciation of her services as an assist ant to her husband in the manage ment of the Exchange some of its subscribers have presented her with a purse of $26.50, which is to be in vested in the purchase of a silver cup for the little welcome stranger. Personal. We were glad to see Mr. J. S. Mc Eachern on our streets this morn ing and to note that his health is nearly restored. . We regret exceedingly to learn that there is ho perceptible impro ve ment in the condition of Mr. E. J. Thorpe, whose serious illness we mentioned a few days since. We hope that we shall soon hear of a decided change for the better. Mr. George H. Lennox, business agent for Marie Prescott, is in the city and gave us the pleasure of a call this morning. We found him to be a very clever gentleman and ho represents a fine company, who will appear here on the nights of Dec. 2nd and 3d next. 500 pair heavy Canton flannel drawers, just the thing for cold weather, from 35 cents and upwards, at the Wilmington Shirt Factory, no zi MarKet street, J. Elsbach, Prop. Drawers made to order, t NEW AUVEUTI8EB1KNT8. Bankrupt Sate or G )ld and Silver Watches, Diam nds, Jewelry, &c AUCTION ROOMS CORNER MARKET AND SECOND STREETS. We are in receipt of a larce const err, on r. r GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES niAMnvn FINK PLUSH ALB&V te, &Z OnTnesda- rhurh iirfii K...',rl a'- Anerion. one of the larz est stocks of , : SILVER AND PLATED WARE Ever offered for sale, in t hi city. The Ladles are'itsrjeetfTTitr tnriti 1. our sales rooms and examine thse iroodsT Every article km G U A RANTEED exact l r a represented or money will be TttavsteL J - ' . IAIEB CO., Auctloneera. PLEASE NOTTCE. We .win ; toe glad to receive conujucf.tic-s, from our -friends fon any and all sufcjoc: ut: general Interest, tout A f 1 ' -1 V " . ! The name of the writer must always r fur-: olshed to tte Editor." - "-,'".'" ! Communications must Jbe Trrittn one side of the paper. . v J ! Personalities must be avoided. . t And Us especially and particularly ns'-.-r-l stood that Uie Editor doejj not-always emler?e the views orcorrespondents unless so .stated i In the editorial columns. ; t S KV A nVEUTISnilCMTG.' 5 :::Dbtftfflsi3i!--? -O-r 1 -ef v..'tl at - . Taylor's BasdS We will sell Hat and Bonnet Frames - - : . "v. r. .i former price 25 and 35c, will fceUv f to one lady customer, none v ijv a to Milliners, this dav only, for 15c each Will'sell those fine French Felt' Hais; I '-, . ... . . ., once more, in all shapes and silk binding, former price $148 and $1.98 reduced to 98c. We will sell Silk Velvets in all col- , ors, also, Black 19 incites wide, 1 " . $1.25 and $1.3U for 9Mc a yd.7 u. We will sell goods in every depart- meitt equally low, so as to make- - room for our Novelty Depart . - ment. For the Holidays - . are approaching. ? . - : ' ,-f. . Our Toy Department we have open ! ed corner Second and Market,", sts.. with an immense stock ! For the little ones. An early call will avoid the rush later on uritl vusilv Miitcl Tjpfoiro the stock is broken. Nothings but reliable goods, No auction or sheriff sale stoek,but direct from the manufacturer .j and importer, at reasonable 'fc r prices, sold at . . Taylor's Bazar 118 MARKET 8T 'WILMINOTONN. C."'j3 To Churches, Fairs and Rfinrfnv Schools, &c, &c, a liberal redue-' tion. :, . novae . Piece Coodo 1AN BE BOUGHT BY THE SUIT OR BE DICK & MEARES,; Merchant Tailoring- and Gents' Furnishin'raj novg 12 N Front St FALL CLOTH IPG IN ALL THE . ? LATEST STYLES -AND ' " Fashionable Fatteno I TE CORDIALLY INVITE ALL WHO ARE contemplating purchasing. Fall Clothing to visit our new store at , 114 Market Street. :1 l o inspect our immense line. v , v H our prices are .LOWER than any- other Clothing House in this city, and only by call- t ingon us can we satisfactorily explain and. convince you what great BARGAINS we are offering In SUITS AND OVERCOATS." A. SHRIER, ' Hi Market Street nov 38 Christmas Cootfo. VE ahenowopeninqocb' Christmas Goodie AND IN A FEW DAY.H WE WILL BE" READY TO SHOW YOU a BEAUTIPUL ; ASSORT MENT OF ALMOST ANYTHING YOU MAY WISH TO BUY FOR TOE LITTLE Cmui KE?T YOrR BROTHERS AND SISTERS, FRIENDHAND 8 WEETHEAJSTS. FATHERS AND MOTHERS. PLEASE CALL AT HElN8BERG3Rb. t
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