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Tilts TAPJCK " " PLEASE NOTICE, We will be glad to receive commtmlcatlca from oar friends on any and alTtutjecta or general interest, but O v. The name of the writer must alwlra be fur nished to the Editor. ' " . Communications must be written only on onesldeof UMrpaper. . Personalities must be avoided. , And It Is especially and particularly under stood that the Editor does not always endorse the views of correspondents unless so stated In the editorial columns. . ". :. r .1! r ', T t oiE3, Editor and Prop. gPTIO. msTAGE PAID: l ma m luuntni COX. Three wiioa tD? month, 33 cents. irt'I W durerd by carriers, free aar P of the city, at the above hi ,,0 cats per I to&Z rai i VOL. XII WILMINGTON, N. C, FRIDAY. APRIL 6, 1888. NO 83. .. -rtbers will pt- rlvt; their paper regularly. MIL! - Si. - ... An Indiana mau, fearing, grave, An incident of the Late wr. robbers, pat a lot of dynamite intoj The Fayetteville Observer records i the coffin containing the body of his the death of one of its most honored I t a i i .a x. i ii i. t7 T Us lacunar elScocT 1 doe a iiiacli to the rrfMd . k ill fu compounding a to the insrnllrnU thfniMlve. Taken lu time. Itcaeck; a4 in the outset, or If rtored will rroro a potent cure. 1 . TTTilt 1 Tl 5)53Siioiii ro-wiMrii. ..kw ia raw" FOR WHOSE fetNCrtT du r ii who lead Sffl&Vcwi:i find c "Vor chlldrf n It la most In- !?.to.B' hr i less. No danC?r fironi TLr;r.fr tat inc. r Cnr Colic Dl taint. rTrln- ana mildest AlltUe aleep we l. K7eHh CoTd. Invalid rLJn. willflnd It the ml 01 Zr tVnd Ton ic t bey can we. a !?f.l?ht imare refrwhlng WV .natural evaluation of the ooweu. 2i c4i i ih mnrnlnc sharp n ptvte. "rieanie. the stomach and 1 FUTS1CIA.VS OPINION. J SSiittbI compound that would. Eli2Sli' Ke.n.Uior. promptly dsoaad imiluTa P VI Hnrros.M O.. WMlUBXtOO, Aia tfirki i of Oeonlaneii Look for the red tl J'Von front of Wrapper, and the Sf ritS of J. U.ziUn A Ccs la Sd. oa tut ilia. Take no other, awf lipuwly ch&at Tlriare2W.lW irfoii! in New York titv ho ilo not sjeak KnKlh. A manufaeturins chemist in New .rL .-v thjit the worm taKes a ton of tilU a week. It hxcost New York city $."0.000 toliavf thi snow and ice of the re--rut frrrzi rartetl out of her streets. Four tiinesi h&s the Uliite House )ivfi timtrtl in innnrnirii'ninp Tr- U-ut I "iereainHtecauje its occuant - f.r tirant. tor Jfeudrickn, for Ar thur ami for H'aite. ' A Kansas widow role MX miles luring the recent cold snap to put a uiurttnie on her place, and the first thias .lie iNtnlit wis a celluloid t4I-t srt in a pluh case. It wa. current rumor in newspa per rirrle of New York recently that Et Mayor K. Oakey Hall had been U1 to come ack from Ixmdon &1 take the chief editorship of the raucoe.vsor to the late Win. &heiiuer. Asrientitic man, afterexieriment ithan air gun, comes to the eicla.ion that to tlrive straws into WMboanUaml hickory bark, as is "'Qdone by tornadoes, a velocity l'to ir miles must be attained "? lh wind. daughter, and this fact was well kno n. The other lay his wife died, and the :rave diggers had a dangerous job digging a grave be side that of the daughter, Hnd many Krrsti8 would not go to the ceme tery, fearing an explosion. Mayor Hewitt ha been hard at ,w.rk stirring up things in New York citv. . He refused to allow the public offices of the city to be closed on Good Friday, as that was not a legal holiday. He has also institu ted an investigation into the nation ality of the inemters of the police force, and it was xhown that 2,123 of the 3.263 policemen of the city were born In the United States. The Irish had a large per cent, of the number of those born in foreign lands. Peculiar. In medicinal merit and wonderful cures Hood s Sarsapa rilla. Now is the tint to take it, for now it will do the most good. XT T3 WS. Index to New advertisements. LOCIS II Jj KIBES -Hats M M Katz New Goods Waktsd A Youn? Man C c ft K Annual Meeting HEiNriBEfujER -The Latest F C Miller Diamond Dyes Tavlor's IUzar Millinery Jxo F Garrku. More Fine IJeef Auction Notice S A Schloss & Vo Only 2 bales of cotton received here to-day. ' School shoes for chiltlren, best in the citv. at Geo. R. French & Sons.t We saw this morning on the bush green Ugs as large as hickory nuts. Ladies will find a nice line of good reliable scissors at Jacobi's Hd w. I)e pot. i t Ask those who have tried and they will tell you that the Boy Clipper Plow is the best made. Sold only at Jacobi's, who is the factory agent, t Mr! John V. Garrell reeeived yes terday another car load of fine mountain beef cattle. It will be on sale at his stalls to-morrow and next week. You v. ill find a very nice line of Gent's Heavy Jeans l)raers, at 50 cents a pair at the Wilmington Shirt Factory, No 27 Market street, J. Elsbach, Prop. t Where can you buy the best and finest-boots and shoes for the mon ey in tne cicyi wny. at eo. French & Sons. iey keep the larg est stock. t In-liaiLMu the United States last cultivated 227.2G3 ner of l,m,1 xul bushels of wheat, wheU of corn. 51ILl.Tr IhimIi. 7 oatsaml barley, 524,010 bushels tables and 7 downed aW,334 horses and !C 111,437 head of cattle, 40,471 17.273 sheep. lUUIl who liml wmr.. uiaUtthe hartlnH nf . !?l4,UOU,U' 1,1 orJef to be sure 'Oat be .... . rwuthat he proiKjsed to buy a'ITil' ana fetruck it,ttoharp It" W..' 1,1 hammer. He'bonght Sa tak t,n'1, but he never Able C-Joa. There wasn't a H, ; ' ' WS enough to see after the struck. Pari, uiaterH nm m:.cc. 1 by a correspondent, eritWams of the ser UnJ ,lesirin comfort in !rh,K,UV: room have spen8ed itoSmltot ters; instead, nthetdwC table and con KZu 8Ame level the Jt n , "Kh an aPrture in the N:rnVQaDdafterhav- U txJn, ?und. KO out on a sort Sin Thetruck can be 'y u i any a,uount of art ': '"neu on it i 'arm ii t v - w to make it The fw r?:ul? salv- hnlZ?ZJ? l "orld PwmH Salt The members of the City Boys Base Ball Club are requested to meet to-night at 30!i Nun street, between Third and Fourth, for the purpose of making arrangements for the coming sea on. ltock Crystal Spectaclr mihI Kyrglaaaes Advice to old and young: In se lecting spectacles you should be cau tious not to take more magnifying vower than has been lost to the eve as in the same proportion that you pass tliat point of increase, will cause you further injury to the eye. Using glasses of stronger power than is ne cessary is the daily cause of jtrema- tare old age to the night. You can get the best at Heinsberger's. The Alarm This Moriiiug.' The alarm of lire this morning about 9.30 o'clock, sent in from box 41, was cansed by the burning of a small hole in the roof of a frame building on the corner of Sixth and Church streets, occupied by J. D. Davis, colored. The fire depart ment turned out promptly, the -4cfrirt getting the first stream. B lleyoiul Our Expectations. The increase in our sales the past month was beyond our expectation, and proves conclusively that our ef forts to place Jirst elax Clothing at New Y'ork prices within the reach of buyers from Wilmington and vicin ity is appreciated." We have just received and placed on our counters the finest and best selected stock of Men's, Boy's, Y'outh's and Children's Clothing for Spring and Summer wear ever before-brought to this market, which will be sold at prices that will surprise. All we ask is a call, and you are sure to buy. Re- memner we will not be undersold. cents Batter, No. 16 North Front street and esteemed citizens Capt. W. T. Taylor, Cashier of the Fayetteville State Bank and Treasurer of the county of Cumberland. He died on Sunday morning, in the 47th year of his age. We had not the pleasure of an ac quaintauce with Capt. Taylor but e nave known or mm ana we area sure that his loss will be seriously and keenly felt by all of the people of Fayetteville, his native town. He was a gallant Confederate soldier and gave one of his limbs, a leg, to tne cause ne nad espoused, ana tins fact suggests an incident that we are sure has never yet found its way into print, (-apt. Taylor was wound ed and captured during the war and sent to Fort Warren, In Boston Har bor. He was eventually paroled and while trying to make his way back home he stopped one day at a little town in Connecticut. He en tered the hotel there and was greet ed by the proprietor, who bade him cordially welcome, with the remark that the loss of his leg was an hon orable wound and should be a pass port to the kindness and sympathy of Christian people everywhere. Thinking that he was mistaken for a - a a a a a wounuea f ederal soldier tjant. Taylor remarked that he was proba bly ignorant of the side on which the wound had been received and that lie was a paroled Confederate soldier. On hearing this the noble- liearted Northerner remarked that that made no difference whatever; that he would not take back one word he had said but would repeat it all and then cordially tendered Capt. Taylor the hospitalities of his house. Further conversation be" tween the two gentlemen developed a pleasing surprise for both for it was found that mine host's name was Parker and that he had a broth er who had resided for some years at Fayetteville, N. C, where he had imbibed Southern ideas and had be- co.ue such a rabid secessionist, that he had volunteered his services and had actually, with his company, par ticipated in the first battle of the war. Capt. Taylor then found out that his kind host was none other than the brother of a very dear friend and comrade-in-arms, Capt. Wm. M. Parker, with whom he fought, shoulder to shoulder, at the battle of Bethel. This is a strange coincidence, but it is a fact. Capt. Parker, who was for so many years previous to his death a resident of this city, where he was greatly beloved and esteem ed, himself narrated the. circum stances to a friend, from whom he have it. Merit Win.' )f We desire to say to our citizens that for years we have been selling Dr. King's New Discovery for Con sumption. Dr. King's New Life ills, Bucklen's Arnica Salve and Electric Bitters, and have never handled remedies that sell as ell. or phat have given such universal satisfac tion. We do not 'hesitate to guar antee them every time, and we stand ready to refund the purchase price, if satisfactory results do not follow their use.. These remedies have! won their great popularity purely; tneir merits, win. " H. (ireen, .Drug The C F. Si V. V. Surrexinc Frty. We hear frequently, says the Fay etteville Observer, of the surveying party as they wind their way to Wilmington. When last heard from they were about twenty miles from here over the Cape Fear. They made three surveys for crossing the Cape Fearone where the road stops at the river, one between Mc Neill & Hall's mill and the mouth of Cross Creek, and another via the Wilson Short Cut bridge. The peo ple along the line seem to be awak ened, and meetings are being held at different points to induce the 'a a -a i company to locate tne roaatnrougn their section. Doubtless the loca tion will depend much upon tne subscription offered. The Pearson Meetings. VSixty odd persons made confess ion of religion last night at the Tabernacle. This afternoon the ser vices we're for children and the at tendance was very large indeed. To-morrow Mr. Pearson will rest and next seryices will be on Sunday nisht. A. 8af Inystmrn'. Is one which is guaranteed to bring you satisfactory results, or in case of failure a return of. purchase price. On this safe plan vou can buv from our advertised Druggist a bottle of Dr. Kings's New Discovery for Con sumption. It is guaranteed to give relief in every case, when used ior any affection of Throats Lungs or Chest, such as Consumption, Inflam mation of Lungs.Bronchitis,Astnma, Whooping Cough, Croup, etc., etc. it is pleasant and acreeable to taste. perfectly safe and can always be de pended upon. ' Trial bottles freeatwm.ll.ureen s Drug-Store. : Personal. Col. John W. Atkinson has re turned from Jacksonville, where he ta fias beerl for nearly two weeks en gaged in adjusting fire losses. Mr. J. A. Sutton, of Bladen cfoun ty, is in the eity to-day. j Capt. W. S. Norment and Mr. T. C. Nprment, of Lumberton, were in the city yesterday. 1 Mr. John H. Clark, of Bladen t county, was here yesterday. Mr. W. D. Pearsall, of Kenans ville, is in the city on a visit to his son. Alderman Pearsall. We are very glad I to hear that Mr. Alfred Martin, wrho'has been quite sick for months past, isi -im proving in health. Our good friend Archie McNair, Esq., of Robeson county, who is now in business at Mt. Airy, is here $n a brief visit and gave us a call yester day afternoon. h I Mr. John Meier has donated to the library of the Wilmington Light Infantry a copy of Scott's Tactics, printed in 1840. Gilmore's Band. One of the most'popular, as it icer- tainly is one of the most important, musical events that S ever engaged the attention of the people of ;this city, is the concert to be giveqi at the Opera House on Wednesday evening next, the Uth inst, by Gil inore's famous Band, ( fortified with auvils and cannons,: arid made still more attractive by the accession of such noted soloists as Liberati, -:the cornet ist; Madame Annie Louis Tan ner, soprano; Signorina' Carlbtta Mac6nda,; soprano; 1 H'lle Heljene Milline, contralto; .Sigrior rle.nry Battestihi, tenorr Sigaor Tagliapie- tra. basso; Fraulem Mina Biihl- meyer. pianist. ' E It is well nigh useless to ainglthe praises of this band, for its renown pans two continents, and .all we have to say to those who wish- to hear martial and classic music ren dered superbly by a military band, they had better not miss this oppor tunity to hear ."Pat" Gifmore's jubi lee orchestra. 1 Rlshop Hald's Official Appointment. The Baltimore San of Wednesday mi -w-a aj i -ara a- "W a- a says: rne uignt .ev. ijeo nam, abbot of St. Mary's College, Gaston county, N.JC, arrived in Baltimore yesterday 'morning and spent the day witlrCardinal Gibbous at he archiepiscopal residence, where lie receivedthe briefs, which recently arrived from Rome, appointed him Vicar apostolic of North Carolina and Bishop of Messene, a placet in Greece, near Corinth. J3ishop Hafd eft this city on the 4.35 p. in., train for Bichinond -but will return J to Baltimore and be ordained bishop in July. Ue was born in Westmore- and county, Pa., July 15, 1849, near ;he town of- Latrobe. When ten years of age he was sent to St. Vin cent's College, then under its found er Archabbot Boniface Wi'mmer, with thejntention of studying tor the priesthood. He made his simple vows in 1869, ' and was ordained priest in 1872 while teaching at the college. He remained there as pro fessor of the commercial depart ment and chaplain until 1885, when he was elected abbot of St. Mary's College, in Gaston county, N. C. As such he was blessed and ordained on November 13, 1885. On Demeember 7, 1887, he was appointed by Cardin al Gibbons vicar apostolic o Nojth Carolina. His predecessors as vicar apostolic of "North Carolina were Cardinal Gibbons, Bishop Keanej of Ricnmondand Bishop Northropof Charleston. The see was erected in 18G5. . ... 1 Bisop Haid will be installed at St. Thomas' Church in this city on the 5th of July, . by His Emimence, Cardinal Gibbons. ' tl Quarterly Meeting. s First round of Quarterly Meet ings for the Wilmington District r of he Methodist K. Cbnreti, Soutn: . Cokesbnry, at Salem, April 3 & 47 Bladen circuit, at Bethiehem,Ap I 10 and 11. - ' T..W. GuTimiK. P. E. . THE MAILS. The mans close and arrive at the City Post omce as iouows: v CLOSE. Northern through malls, list.. .; . . .8 .00 P. M. Northern through and way malls. . .1L00 A. M N. C. and A. & N. C. Railroads and routes supplied therefrom ..... 8.00 A. M. Halelgh & Fayettere, 6.00 P.M. and 8.00 A. M. soutnern way mans v 8.30 P. M. Southern through mails. . ...... .v . . ft 15 P- M Western malls (C c. Railway) 5.45 A. 2A. cape Fear y.VBR and points sup plied therefrom....... .5.45 P.M. Raleigh & Hamlet R. R. and points supplied therefrom.... 2L00 P. M SttltnvlUe.... ....... 2.00 P.M. Wrlgntsvllle. 8.30 A. M. Clinton, special 3.15 P. M. TUESDAY AND FRIDAYS. Onslow C. H. and Intermediate offi ces 6.00 A. M. Little River, S. C, and Intermediate offices 2.00 P. M. Cape Fear River man 1.00 P. M. OPEN FOR DELIVERY. Northern and way malls. ...;...... 8.80 P. M. Northern through mail, late 11.00 P. M. southern malls 6.30 A. M. Seuthernway malls..., 9.30A. M. Carolina Central R. R. 9.30 A.M. Malls collected from street boxes In business rtion or city at 5 A. M 11 A. M. and 4.45 P. and from other points of the city at 5 P. M. and 4 A. M. General delivery open from 6.30 A. M. to 7.00 P. M., and on Sundays from 9.O0 to 10.20 A. M. Carrier's delivery open on Sunday from 9.30 to 10.30 A. M. , Money Order and Register Department open from' 8 A. M. to 5 P. M., continuous Stamp Office open from 8.00 A. M. to 5 P. M. Stamps on sale at general delivery 6.30 A.M. to 10 A. M. and 1 to 7 P. M. NEW AOVEKTISBMKNT8. A.. G- HIcGiri, iiccuiti-er, BY S. A. SCHLOSS & CO. AT SATURDAY NIGHT. COMMENCING O 7:30 P. M., we will have a Rousing Sale in our Salesrooms, on Market st., Dawson's, old stand. Coats, Pants, Vests, Drawers. Shirts, Socks, Suspenders, Shoes, Hats, Pants-Cloth, Lamps, Notions, &c, &. apl c fwlo re Fi n e Beef ! T RECEIVED YESTERDAY ANOTHER CAR- load of magnificent WKHTJ5BN BKEF! which win be on sale at my Stalls in Front Street Market to-morrow (Saturday) and next week. This is an unusually line lot of Large, Fat Beeves. Call and see i t and leave your or ders early. Delivered promptly. J. F. GARRELL, Front St. Market, South side, ap 6 it w. E. worth & ;o.'s old stand. NET? ADVEJBTlOdlXTSSa A. F.LUOAG. I would respectfully announce .to the citizens of Wilmington that the improvements which I have for some time past been making in intf busi ness are all complete and that I am now prepared to fill all orders from the city or country carefully and with dispatch. I manufacture Soda Wiler, Lemon Soda, : : Orange Sodaf -v Cream Soda, - ' Ginger Alol:; Sarsaparillai rawlrr So3a, and all kinds of Cool and Pleasant -- . , Summer Drinks. I ttuaraiitee all of Urn Goods AS FIEST-0LA38 ! They are made of the Best . Mate rials, are fresh when delivered and are .supplied with perfect stoppers, securely fastened and easily re moved. OPERA HOUSE. -T : ' OTXR NIGHT ONLY, t SATURDAY, APRIL?, 1888- . SURVIVAL OF THE FITTEST XilXiX.-'Sr CLAY'S Colossal Qaiety Company 3O-L0VELYLADIES-3O Presenting the Grandest Galaxy of Fea tures unaertne oun. NOVELTY'SCROWNINGDIADEM AdoIIo in Eden OB THE tlTTLiE IJKVIL'S REVEL. Go Where the Crowd Goes ! The People Want it. They lost flare ;ii Reserved Seats at Heinsberger's Book store. inch 31 satfrlsat WANTEJ AN HONEST YOUNG MAN for a permanent position, with an old established firm as their representative in his own state, salary, mio. witn increase. Ker- erences exchanged. GAY'S MANUFACTURING HOCSS, ap51aw4w tb x ' 33 Read St., N. Y. Office of Skckktary and Treasurer . . . ... of the Carolina Central RailroapCo., - " . Wilmington, N. C, April 5th, 1888. THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING OF I the Stockholders of the Carolina Central Railroad Company will be lield at the office of the Old Dominion Steamship Co., corner of Beach and west streets, in tne city or ew York. N. Y., at l o'clock P. -M., on Thursday, the 10th day of May proximo. JNO. H. SHARP, ap 5 tf Secretary and Treasurer. MILLINE Y NOTICE. I WILLLEAVE TO-DAY, APRIL 2, 1888. for New York to attend the Summer Openings and purchase my Summer Stock. During my absence all orders for L Millinery & HrjBss-Making will receive pronipt attention. Due notice wll be given of my Summer Opening. r ap 3 lw ' MRS. E. A. LUMSDEN. . D iam and D yoiy TN ALL COLORS, A FULL AND COMPLETE stock can be found at 1 . r ! - F. cL MILLER'S. - - German Drug Store.. ' y ' . Conors. Fourth ad Nun ts.. -P. S. Prescriptions tilled at Wr.Axy LUCAS & DOZH5R; We are engaged in the manu- ' ' facture of - '. - SWEET APPLE OIDEC, a genuinely good article, which will keep sweet for a long time - in this climate and which is supplied to dealers at a low price. This depart ment is in charge of Mr L Byrd Ddzler. who will ulways be glad to serve his friends, , and mine. J v I have made two departments for the business, in. this city. - One of. these is on' . i Bock Sirtet, Between Fcoattsl SecsJ - ' , . where is located the Manufactory," the Office and City Sales Depart- ! ment, and the other is at , V. No. 128 & 130 N. Water St. near Chestnut, where is also the Cider: business and where orders from the countsy will receive prompt attention. Respectfully, ' ' ' .' '.. AtF.LU0AS&D0ZIE; ap 3 13 o (A p 3 C O 3 o H CD D CO crq 3 3 p S3 o f p o p fo ? - m 2 0 cuts p a O x p -ggv S.I 1 . p. I . f "3 b a 1 9'Po o o V) 6 w p rt cT a I f! n . fit. Q n H .J 0 r3 J - , t J MARKET, BETWEEN SECOND AND Tfcird srreftK. . Joit:; wn.ii-rt ATHlXf on, PrtsiJent, V.P. T' -j.IL;:, - ":!, r. - I.'" --it y i- ' ' - - - y Etciirltr. rtala by Wo. II. Q e b-t rat trap , Hut -t shot reea. Echoo books and f c J i A. '1 1 1 c 1 n t T C U'arcell House.) . Sim cf the Golden Arm. The cheapest place heoolVUaifcn-i See the ."Artful" '
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