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WILMINGTON, N. C, MONDAY. DECEMBER 12 1887 NO 293 Till ) in Ti r M, V sTrltUL.tirftlr QRPID&IVER 9 ; Known oy ineso luarKea peculiarities : v f rting of weariness and pains in the i.;i;i!. - ' ' t t - i;'! breath, bad taste in the- mouth. ;,iul furred tongue. . : . - -- . :itipulion( with occasional attacks (,f (iiarrl.iiea.-; , . ; - ujsca, dizziness, ana yellowness of s f ui tburn, 1ok of appetite - is: u-ntion or uie stomach and bowels i ! .-wi!iu. . t : i ! u j M iirjwsf mm rraL rneiau- m ;tit cuvcrjri.oius ir n-MHrrov. V ii-ttnral flow f Uile from the Liver in .-. ntial to isoaA health. . When this is,i .inuiedit etmltain .. . BILIOUSNESS, v ; !i. if ncgiectcd, noon leads ,t serious Simmons iiiver Regulator exerts .! ;:..-( (( Hcilousinttuciiccovereverv kind . . . . 1. I-.' I" . oiisncss. .it restores the.. Liver Co working order, rcirulal os the Kee re ii.i : ' iM V iile :nd puts he digestive organs eouuition uiai tm-y can tio t iieir I,.-;, v. nrk. Alter taking tliismedicine no nw wiM cay, "I am bilicnUs.' "! Ii.-ive been stiljj!ct to severe spells of Con r,",. :.u i f the liver, and liave lou in the liabit ot u'.. i ; f 'iii 15 to 20 grains of calomel which geti L:.i:l, l.tiil. ine tip for three or four days. Lately I fcav been taking Simmons liver. .Regulator, which tave me relief without any interruption to business. " J. Hugo, Middleport, Ohio. h our stamp in red on front of Wrapper J. !. Zeilin & Co., Philadelphia, Pa. ' nov tc lstp d&wly ' ch sat ( 'rown Prince Rudolph.of Austria cost the British taxpayers $3,250 for his l-ftartej" -: . 1 The insignia of office worn by Arolibishop Corrigan when he exer cises his priestly functions cost $7,- William D. Howells says he will soon explain why he signed the peti tion asking clemency in the cases of the Chicago bomb-throwers. Millionaire Carnegie advises young business men to shun three things. First, liquor drinking; second spec ulation; third endorsation. - There are 25,000 men, approxim ately, in the army of the United States, and it required last year to keep this little force in order 1,040 generals and 9,490 inferior trials by court-martial. Prin6e Barclay de Tolly, son of the well known General, has been struck off the Russian army lis for having christened his child after the Lutheran rite. ' Such is the state of religious toleration in the dominions of the Czar. " Jay Gould'has only grown indif ferent as to his wearing apparel within the last few years., He once paid big tailor bills, and on one oc casion gave $75 for a pair of sus penders with gold buckles, and he wore them. , Miss Monnie Moore is an ambit ious young poet, who desires to be kno wn as the Ella Wheeler. Wilcox of Kansas. But there are some un imaginative people in Kansas who dispute her claim to this title, be cause she makes "arithmetic" rhyme with "kiss me quick." Women are steadily forcing their way in the industrial world. The South Brooklyn Ferry Company have substituted women for men as collectors on both sides of the river. They work ten hours a day and re vive a salary of $60 per in.onth. They have not only 4 proved them selves as efficient as men, but more honest. - f Edward Wilmot Blyden, who was brought up in Monrovia, Li. beria, though born pn the island of St. Thomas, and who has recently been attracting attention by his ef forts in behalf of the civilization of Africa, it is said, that he can read the Koran in Arabic, the Bible in Hebrew, Homer in Greek, Virgil in krtin, Shakespeare in English, and Dante in Italian. He is not unreas nably regarded by some - writers as - tfie ablest negro livin; 1 cr Miss Marchant, who is in Ireland 1Ji behalf of a work, for the assistance f Irish families of the upper (Class 'ho have lallen into poverty through the disturbed state of the ountry, writes to England thaldur Imjj tle past sixteen months she! has -Jlal to sect;re homes for thirty-nine ! cn.ildren from two to fourteen viears ae, besides relieving many crises vicKness ana qestitution, ana pre--, yuung many with the means of sup porting themselves by needlework According to RepresentativeOates, of Alabama, the increase of protec tion feeling at the South, of which we have heard much, has not been I felt in Alabama, although that State is taking the lead in the new South ern industrial movement. Col. Oates says no Congressman from Alabama favors protection, and that no oiie could do so and keep his seat. Hon. C. W. McClammv thus ex- pressed twmself to a New York World reporter, on the tariff qiies- m x-re&meiii, s messaffe: , lIer, me MMlu tilncmi i. i.. .,11.. ...... 11. . itiiiiwimer, i iioun it gexs io me points anu strikes a respon yfye chord in the meriVan hp-irt and it deals with what is near them and what they need. I favor a total wiping out of the surplus and a re duction of taxation. Hinging Noises In the ears, sometimes a roaring, buzzing sound. are caused by catarrh, that exceedingly disagreeable and very common disease. Lossof smell or hearing also resulUfrom catarrh. Hood's Sarsaparilla. the great blood puriher, is a -peculiarly successful remedy for This disease, which it cures by purifying the blood. If you suffer from catarrh, try Hood's Sars aparilla, the peculiar medicine. LOCAL NE WS. Index to New Advertisements. I SuBfteK Local Ad W L Yocxg For Kent A Shkier Fall Clothing' Dick & Me ares- Piece Goods Jno G Norwood, Sect'y Notice E VanLaer Pianos and Organs J D Rackxey & Co Texas Ponies H L Fennell The Horse Milliner IIeiksberger -Christinas Presents Alderman, Flanner & Co Stoves Fennei.l & Danikx Headquarters E H Sneed Knoxville Furniture Co Taylor's Bazar Holiday Novelties W E Springer & Co Builders' Hardware C W Yates Don't Wait Until Christmas C B Soctherland & Co Carriage Keposi- tory Best shoes for bovs at French & Sons. t Corn and wheat declined what in Chicagro to-dav. some- The receipts of cotton at this port to-dav foot up 1,093 bales: Cotton futures took a decided vance in New York to-dav. ad- Br. steainsnip Cam Urea, Jenkins, hence, arrived at Liverpool Dec. 10th. There are quite a number of flats loaked with wood at the docks to day. ' Nearly all the churches of the city were attended by large congrega tions yesterday. The streets are damp and in some places muddy, and the weather is favorable for pneumonia and bad colds; The steamer Gulf Stream arrived from New 'York vesterdav with large manifest, mainlv of Christmas iroods. . Schr Mablc Darling, Ranger, cleared late on Saturday afternoon for Nassau, N. P., with 57,000 feet lumber and 43,000 shingles, valued at &817.19 shimxed bv Messrs. Pars ley & Wiggins. There will be. a stage rehearsal of the comic Opera of ' The Little Ty coon" at the Opera House to-night. Those who are to take part in the Opera have been assiduous in the study of their respective parts, and we bespeak for them a crowded house and a irraml musical success when it shall be presented. Finest shoes for ladies wear in the city at French & Sons. t Indications. For North Carolina, much colder fair weather with a slight cold wave light to fresh winds, becoming Notheastlv and fresh to brisk on the coast. . ' G-Lang! Messrs. J. D. Rackley & Co. ad vertise in this issue a fine lot of Texas ponies which will be on sale at Mr, R, C. Orreirs stables until to-morrow night, after which those that remain unsold will be taken away. These ponies were brought fron &an Angelo county, Texas, aid are a nice lot from which to make a selection. , ' ' - . r,nn nnir heavv Canton flannel It war 111 st the thins for cold j ;o .mm as eents and unwards. at the Wilmington Shirt Factory, ? No v 27 Market "stTet, J. Elsbach, " ! Prop: Drawers made to order. "t Personal. We are sorry to announce that ; Mr. Greo. S. Willis, of this office, is ed to day for Liverpool with 3,082 Orrell to place yesterday afternoon quite sick and confined tothe house. bales cotton, valued at $147,910, at his late residence No. 024 North Mr. H. E. Newbury, of Magnolia, i shipped by Messrs. Alex Sprunt & Fourth street. Rev. Dr. Yates offici N. C, was in the city looking out j Son. Tier barque Trabant, Scheel, ated and there was a large assem f or Christmas goods to-day. ! cleared for Stettin ijr.li 3,550 barrels ; blage of relatives, friends and ac- Capt. Win. Ellis, formerly chief of t rosin valued at $3,800. shipped by , quaintances of th e deceased to pay tlie Newbern fire department, and j Messrs. E. Peschau & Westermann, I the last tribute of respect tohis now foreman of the Atlantic compa- i ny of that citycalled on his brother firemen here last Thursday evening and was persuaded to' stay until last nijjrht. He is a fine fellow. The bovs j . 1 Company No. 1 were soAvell treats when they visited Newbern a few years ago that they named their new steam engine, ; the Atlantic, in honor of the Newberta" company. Capt. Ellis was serenaded Saturday night by Guy Wright's baud under the auspices of W. S. F. E. Co. No. 1. The Captain stated that he had never heard such music before and thought it beat the Mulligan's by a large majority. - r More Bnoys. - Pilots on the river complain that the buoys and other guides in the channels of the Cape Fear are so far apart as to cause much inconveni ence in thick, heavy weather. The channels, while they have a good depth of water, are narrow, and in running from one point of depart ure to another infoggy weather they are liable to be misled, for al though they may properly fix the course by compass, yet the different conditions of the tide in its ebb or flow may mislead them and carry them out of their course. It seems that this difficulty might be easily obviated, with a trifling expense, by anchoring a few more buoys to mark the channel, much to the advantage of the shipping interests of the port and to the convenience of those whose business is upon the river. School shoes for children, best in the city, at Geo. R. French & Sons.t Turner's f. C. Alumnae for 1889. We are indebted to the publisher, Jas. H. Ennis, Raleigh, for a copy of Turners N. C. Almanac for the year 1888. It has now been published 51 years, and so correct has its calcula tions been, that it has been styled the "Old Reliable," "The Standard," "The Best Almanac in the South," &c. It is truly a "Fireside Compan ion" to the farmer, gardener, house keeper and business man, who must all have it for reference as the year rolls by. A very important feature of this almanac is its annual State record, or brief history of the most important events that have happen ed in the State during the year past, which makes it very-valuable for reerence now and in the year to come The "My tli." The steam pleasure yacht Myth, Capt. Marshall, which was off Bar ren Inlet a few days since, came up to the city thismorning. An attempt was made yesterday to come through Corn Cake Inlet, but on account of the weather and the sea, it was found impossible, and she was ob liged to come in around Frying Pan Shoals. She is a little craft, built expressly for pleasure, and looks us if she had passed through some ugly weather within the last few weeks. The Myth is bound, from Seneca Lake, N. Y., to St. Augustine, Fla,, where she will remain during tluu Winter. She has inade several of these Winter trips without accident, which, on account of her diminutive size, is somewhat remarkable. - Literary. "Frank Fowler, the Cash Boy," bv Horatio Alger, Jr. No. 4 of the "Boys' Home Library." Paper. 12mo. Price, 35 cents. Pub lished by A. L. Burt, 162 William St., New York. It is almost superfluons to say anything in praise of a book for bovs that has Horatio Alger's name on the title page. It is a passport,, as every youngster knows, to hours of the keenest delight and enjoy ment in scenes of stirring life and adventure, Mr. Alger has discover ed how to interest boys without re course to any of the sensational methods that picture life in such false colors. "Frank Fowler' is the story of a country-bred boy who comes to the city and achieves sue- j i cess, after many difficulties, by he- honest, uprisW Hue, - Alger VW: Urqbbay tne be.cret ,o nis success.; It U forsale-at HejD?ber 'ger's.. -; ? 7-. Kxporta Forelgrn. Br. barque J'araoon. Doane, clear- i making a total of exports foreign i amounting to $151,710. Shade Trees. As this is the best season for set- kinds of w.tththe jethat win nve anu innve, we wouiu sug gest that every householder whose sidewalk is without those agreeable feature shall take upon himself the pleasant duty of transplanting one or more to the front of his premi ses. The expense would be but a trifle and the satisfaction of seeing them gro and knowing that in a few short years the v will cast a re freshing shade on your yard or piaz za. ill amply compensate for all the trouble und expense incurred. Try it. Wilmington Light Infantry. The regular annual election of of licers of the Wilmington Light In fantry will be held at the armory of the company to-night, and the offi cers then elected will take charge at the first meeting of the company in January, 1888. This delay in assum ing charge is made in ortler that there may be sufficient time for properly accounting for and turning over the company property. We will state, in this connection, that there are two reserve corps medals to be awarded and this will probably be done at the meeting to-night. About $300 have been raised on the uniform fund, and the company is in all oth er respects in a prosperous condi tion. The members of t he com nan v comprise sonii of the best young men in the city and we are glad to note the successXwhich attends the organization and -which- it- rieh'Jy de serves. City Court. The list of Sunday offenders against the ordinances of the city was not large this morning and the Mayor made short work of the docket. V Kate Holmes and Joe West, both colored, were charged with an affray. It seemed from the testimony, that she called him a vile name and he knocked her down. A fine of $5 each was the judgment of the Court. William F. Cotton was drnnk and down and was fined $10 for the offense, with the alternative of 20 days in the chain gang. Peter Smith and Kate Smith were engaged in the bliss of . a connubial fight. The investigation of their case was continued. George Holmes, colored, assault with a deadly weapon. The truth of the charge was clearly establish ed and the defendant was required to give a bond in the sum of $100 for his appearance at the next term of the Criminal Court. Benj. Watson failed to appear as a witness after having been duly summoned and was fined $10 for the offense. Maj. Young advertises in this issue houses for rent in various localities. Attention is invited to the adver tisement of Prof. E. Van Lear, in this issue- The annual meeting of the lot owners of Pine Forest Cemetery will be held at the City Court Room on Wednesday night. Recent work in improving the ap pearance of the jail yard shows to decided advantage and it is now quite a nice-looking place. The improvements on the old Purcell building are being pushed as rapidly as- possible, and it begins to show how it will look when com pleted. AH the up river steamers are tak ing full cargoes every trip and they will continue to do so until after the holidays.; They take an invoice of Christmas goods for nearly every' l - J J i landing between here and Fayette- ; ville. See the Othello Range at Jacobi's "t ? " '" Can be chajal in. a; tsecond by the monetperieneL ust $he fetove, W?. , . The Iast of Kartn. The funeral of the late Mr. James memory. His remains were convey ed to Oakdale Cemetery for inter ment. Another Great Sacrifice in Fine Custom Made Clothing. I. Shrier; desiring to close out every dollar's w'orthof Clothing and Gents' Furnishing Goods, and to make quick work of it, will sell out his entire Winter stock regardless of cost. The real cost or actual I value of the goods will have nothing to do with the low prices. His main ob ject is to open up in the lar. ail handsome store in thePurcell build- ing, by the loth of December,! with one of the finest stocks of ready made clothing. All goods on hand will be slaughtered off. Remember; this is no sensational or humbug scheme, and don't miss the opportu nity of getting a bargain of the well known I. Shrier, the Old Reliable, on Front street, next door to Mcln- tire's dry -goods store, sign of the golden arm. t Piece Goods IAN BE BOUGHT BY THE SUIT OR BE MADE TO ORDER, AT DICK &MEA RES, Merchant Tailoring and Gents7 Furnishines, dec 12 12 N Front St Air ANTED AN ACfi'IVE MAN (ONE OUT f of employment) to begin on fair salary and work himself up. representing, lu his own locality, an old established house, lleferences exchanged. American M'f'g House. 32 lteade St., N, Y. nov 23 law 4w th 100 To be Given Away IN K. L. HUTCHING MAGIC POLISH. Bring your bottles Tuesdays and Fridays to my new house. No. 12 North Second St.. Prac tical Painter and dealer in Imported and Do mestic painis, Arust material, Glass. Brush es, Oils, etc. Contracts taken, oct 20 2aw 3m in th H. L. Fennell, rpiIE nORSE MILLINER, IS STILL HEAD- JL quarters for Harness and Saddlery Goods, Trunks and Bags. A job lot of Toy Trunks and Zinc Packers at cost for cash. 10 So. Front Street, Sign of the Horse. HOLIDAY NOVELTIES!! OPENING MONDAY A LARGE STOCK OF HOLIDAY GOODS AT Taylor's Bazar -o- Notice. Every purchaser will be present ed with a fine Embossed Silk Fringed Christmas Card. Please ask for one and it will be given you free up to Christmas at the Bazaar. Remember bargain day MONDAY. As usual bargains in every depart ment. Our Toy Department is one of the largest selections in the city, at the Corner of Market and Second Streets. Ah space is rather short we can only mention a few of the above articles we display at the above corner for young folks : DOLLS, immense display of dress ed and undressed Dolls, from a rag Doll to a modern French Doll. TOYS Our Toy Department is unexcelled in the city. Mechanical Toys, Wagons, Veloc opedes, in fact everything in To vs at prices we defy competition, at'eor ner Market and Second sts. N. B. Fairs. Churches. Snndav Schools supplied at liberal discount. commencing from to-night my crmL will ! . t:i n' n. V'" W ANUFACTURE SAFE THAT ARE NEV- DAMP : The only Sale havlns tie YoW k kv bofio'9 A. A. WILLARD ' nja a jjt am ttm Wilmington, N. C. ADDITION TO OUR LARGE STOCK OF PIANOS, we jiave just received a fine lot of the Wilcox & White OliOANS, which lor ele gance, tone and durability, cannot be excelled.' Prices extremely low. These Organs have the " endorsement of our best musicians. , Pianos and Organs tnned and repaired by a competent Tuner. VAN LAElf, dee 13 zt 12 19 , 407 and 103 lied Cross st For Rent --- AN F LEG ANT DWELLING NEAR Front street. " ' One Dwelilng-Seven rooms. one uweuing rive rooms. - Also. Stores, Stables and Small Dwellings. dec 12 It . W. L. YOUNG. Notice. HE 'h rpHE ANNUAL MEETING OF T OT Owners of pine Forest Cemetery Co.. will be held at the city court Room, on Wednesday. oec. i4in. ac s o ciock, r.M. ' JOHN G. NORWOOD, dec 12 2t m w Secret ary ami Treasurer Tex s Ponied - - - f. . i . . 3ARTIES WHO WISH TO SECURE A good bargain in Texas Ponies should call at ouuei,l-s STABLES, to-day and to-morrow, as they will leave on Wednesday, morning.- rhere is a fine stock to select from s.and they will be sold at a dec ided bargain. Come at once Ctee YZ llw J. I). HACK LE Y &.CO. Bui l1or V II :.riw re LARGE AND WELL SELECTED STOCK. Special inducements to contractors. ; - W. E. SPRINGER & CO., dec li 19, 22, 23 Market St. Knoxviile Furniture Go. yyE ARE HERE YET, WITH THE Finest and cheapest Furniture and other household goods to be round ln the city. We are receiving new goods dally from the' Factory. Also a rati line of Baby carriages. dec 12 E. II. SNEED, Manager Don't Wait Until Christmas, B UT COME NOW, WHILE HAVE time, and select your pictures and Frames and avoid the usual RUSH. Au elegant stock of Gilt, Plush, Bronze," Oa and Cherry Moudllngs. s .AbJ'icture.Kod, cord.-.Wire, : dec 12 YATES' BOOKSTORE CARRIAGE REPOSITORY AND . ; '.. , . . REPAIR SHOP. pARTIES IN WANT OR .AN Y KIND OF Vehicle or want any Repairing done to their old vehicles, will find It to their interest to call on . C. B. SOUTnERLAND & CO. corner Second and Princess Street send your horses to be shod. We' hare a first-class Shoer. dec 12 tf Another Lot. t . -RECEIVED-YESTERDAY ANOTHER CAR LOAD of that splendid MOUNTAIN BEEF. Guaranteed to be the best lot of Beef, taken all together, received in this market ln ten years. For sale every day next week on my stalls. - ' Also, Fine, Fat Mutton, Lamb, Pork, Veal Venison. Sausage, Sausage Meat and a few fine, fat TURKEYS every day. rr- Look out for our Christmas ad. JNO. F. GAURELL, Successor to W. E. Worth & f;o.. ; dec ioyt Front St. Market, South side. Christmas Presents ! A WHOLE STORE FULL OF GOOD, CHEAP,' USEFUL AND ORNAMENTAL . Christmas Presents I UIFTS for everybody from five cents to any amount of money for children. FINE PRESENTS for Young Ladles and Gen tlemen. Elegant Silk Plush Cases full of fine articles. Beautiful Christmas Cards made of lk, Fringed and plain. ' l FamUy Bibles, Russia Leather and Plush Albums, Steel Engravings and Oil Paintings. Looking Glasses ln Velvet Frames. Fine- Lap Tablets, In SUk, Leather and Velvet. Illustrated handsome Books. T ; - ? In the Musical Line we have everything from Pianos, Organs, Guitars. Banjos, violins! Drums, to the smallest article. . - - - Brackets of every description. . Solid ( ;old Pens and Pencils, in large varietr Bisque Figures, Bronze (Joods, and many nice arUclesat , , JHEINSBERGER'S. Please call early to make your selections be fore the rush. - '- . - "H vauu)?- A . , WIXSTEA1) STILL TAKES Wif - loat - TVv a fvAliA.f Pitt ifti . CANDiirsiwrnnV want to please the children. - tj . u 1 n Ufll fun Postage stamps in small qivatitlts alvrar on hand. Respectfully, - . I A.' S.'TI NSTEA D. nov la ; N Frost st.tjjpar Post cace. Is
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