North Carolina Newspapers

THIS -PAPER; atusned every evening! Sundays excepted, PBy JOSH. T. JAMES, Editor and Prop. SUBSCRIPTIONS; POSTaGE-PATO: t vpt H-Oa Six months .oa .Thrfc one 3 CAr . Woutiis.fl.oa one month, S5 cents. paper wlll.be delivered ' by carriers, free m anr part of the ctty, at the above or 10 cents per week .-. Advertisingr rates low and UberaL ' : . subscribers will please report any and glares to receivatheir paper regularly. .d. Ml:::.' l.i'i: . . ..tir'.xt. J, ti. U i sumo re - & ? . .."-'.:.! Sii-1 I5c5m.S tiluse,.; VZ.' . ; ' 1 '' -''' ':. "liiiKitioii, -LiI": " '' ' IViU'":r'";i,J,,tfHTed tnrl. fi " ' lypiMties rl v..uV I'Y frsr-tfi.; ,.: era have Lt jriitnbilityof n-injH-.-. - u-i,-iivi-r ? rm I).vKptpsia may take, onStiin-i rtn rf v , - Ti ut-li yiitiitsr cause ia ,x Ac XTF'JEIJ, .done iliiii .r :nr.rj Is equally certain, no Jue will remain ilypcp:i: who will ' in Try S V7 S 9 xt "vv" correct J&Ktiilx4 Acidity of the W:rW V Stomach, Allay Irritation, .--C TJT Aijlt Digestion, EKSil' iJ anrt' at the same - -v'J - ; t Iroe Start i':: J.iver to tvorkinsr, a !.'! .'vjiiitV Rome "'-. ;-." t.! 1 .-. Steliif-rol . . ' t i .i'fions l.ivcr I vr " r. i f ' - rcSicf t ha -. .- v"- i I this ml are . r ,iir- ; , Jiii.-!- r ;r:l " f ftffl ' .. . - .-li -KuwiU lhtt- .V: ' sir, :. ..- t ' Cut'-- J. M. Bovi:Te lstp diwlj ch sat 'STOKLEY'S " p WE ARE NOW PRE jS pared to accommodate all r ho may call upon us with the Finest Oysters - to be h id on the Coast. We have made special pirparations for the Season. Myrtle Grove, Middle and Stump Sound Oysters always on hand. Served promptly and In any stjle desired. V.,11. STOKLEY. . oct 10 tf , . . Wrlghtsrllle. Pimploe, Sore, Arjieanl Pains. When a hundred bottles of sarsaparilla or other pretentions specifics fall to eradicate in born scrofula or contagious Wood poison, re member that B. B. B. (Botanic Blood Balm has gained many thousand victories, in a many seemingly incurable Instances, send to the Blood Balm Co.. Atlanta, (J a., for Book of Wonders," "and be convinced. It Is the only TRrE BLOOD PURIFIER. G. W. Messer, Howell's X Roads, Ga.,wrltes: "l was afflicted nine years with sores. Ali the medicine I could take did me no good. I then tried B. B. B. and 8 bottles cured me sound." Mrs. S. M. Wilson, Round Mountain, Texas, writes: "A lady friend oi mine was troubled with humps and pimples on her face and neck. She took three bottles of B. B B., and her skin got soft and smooth, pimples disappeared and her health lmproveftcreatly." Ja3. L. Bos won h; Atlanta. Ga., Avrltes: Some years ago I contracted blood poison. I had no appetite, my digestion was ruined, rheumatism drew up my limbs so I could hard 1t walk, my throat was cauterized five times. Hot springs gave me no benefit, and my life was one or torture until I gave B. B.B. a trial, and. surprising as lc may seem, the use of live bottles cured me." novluly eod&w " II. CRONENBERG, THE l'HOTOGKAPJIEK. GIVE f 1 A TIUAL! - All WorK Guaranteed. Pictures taken Single or In Groups. sept 24 tf CAUTIOIU :. Beware of Fraud, as my name and the price txmped on th bottom of all my advertised Jjoa betort leTlnjr the factory, which protect wetren against high prices and Inferior roods. R?1 offers WTl. IoaclM shoes at , re Price, or sirs be has tbeax without my name pnee stamped on the bottom, put mm down as w. L. DOUGLAS $3 SHOE. FOR GEXTLEJIEN. re9?l !Pfitla from tfi to 9. IUUI III Aa Mn .'nvVm wvx-n oth insMa rr tfw terriers m wear mem, "wffiV SHand-Bewed Shoe, Ko-Tacas ,0'CiPF.QliA8 SHOE la unexcelled ww tL r5rrr?,,.V?1Inoe Ior the price. lVrSHnM8 WORKINj ixn. - Is the best la the world for aswl & SEAM17ESS Shoe smooth Pntfce t?PiTAcKs r WAX THREAD to ' tas hand?sewed ani XJti weir! - bt SAH9.VAS 2. SHOE FOR ROTS tSPJS S1'75 YOUTH'S School ?dk 78 a chance to - M&TQ$WA&tifi w OQHCTLA6; rforaby T ''.'- - Ug3lSmwvii " n. VONGLAnN. ' l tum eodip NVUminston. n.c. - ' ' , . i i - .ii i m fcm ii ... , i i , , j r m i . i i i i , i .aw,. m n i -- - , , , , ' - " , , , VOL XII. WILMINGTON, N, WEBNESDA Y. NOYEMBER 28, 1888. NO 253: Harrison will.be just asrauch of a I . If there was any frost this morn rratidu.ent President as was Hayes- .ing it was verylight. '.' ' ; - -Tlie New York Sun can now publish! r rr. . xt pictures of them botlvside by side, with that awful word on their front- als. Some exceedingly interesting de velopments are expected in Indiana. There is no doubt, whatever, in the mild of any honest man, that Har rison was elected by fraud and bribery and if the Democrats will push their investigations they will be able to prove it. The Chicago Mail said on Monday tr The Mail this afternoon prints the following: Indianapolis, Ind., No vember 2G. The startling develop ments that are expected to follow the indictment of bribers at the re cent election will shake Indiana' to its centre. Many of the names sent in to the United States district at torney for offenses against the State are men, of prominence in the Re publican" party, chairmen of county committees, ex-Federal office-holders, county officers of note and men whose reputations have extended beyond the State and who were known in the past for theirintegrity and uprightness. Over a thousand complaints have been filed at the office of United States District At torney Sellers. - . Mr.rhos. McDonald, of5G Alber marle Street, . Baltimore, Md., re commends "Salvation Oil" with all his heart, for it rid him of rheuma tism in his shoulder which he had been suffering with for many months. It cured htai entirely. LOOALKTBWS. index to New Advertisements. J J Hedrick Suitings Mrxps Bros Pharmacists Festival At Baptist Chapel Howell & Cumming Mattresses IIkinsberqeBj Christmas Goods Croxly & Morris Business Card M M Katz Grand Challenge Sale. R M McIntire-A Complete Stock F C Miller FinV and White Gossamer Geo R French & Sons Shoes for the Masses Thanksgiving services at St. John's Church to-morrow at 11 a. m. Dressed turkeys were selling in market to-day at IG5 to 18 cents per pound. Buy the Jacobi Axe. Every one warranted Hdw. Depot. Best made at Jacobi' s t All kinds of School Books and School Supplies can . be rjougl cheapest at HeinsbrjrrV To-morrow being Thanksgiving, no paper will be issued from this office on that day. . Indication. For Nor tti Carolina, stationary tempeiature and westerly winds. Hood's Sarsaparilla cures catarrh by expelling impurity f roiii the blood which is the cause of the complaint. Give it a trial. There is economy in using a good heating stove and in buying same from Jacobi's Hdw Depot. t Finest line and largest assortment of scissors, pocket and table cutlery ever shown in this city, at Jacobis Hdw Depot. t If you want a picture framed go to Heinsberger's. He has a large assortment of Mouldings ' to select from. t Joint Thanksgiving services at Grace Methpjist" E. "Church on to morrow morning at 11 o'clock. Ser mon by Rev. Dr. Pritchard, of the First Baptist Church. A nice line of breech and muzzle loading guns, pistols anIrifles can he seen at Jacobus Hdw Depot! If you want the best goods at the Iqwest prices, JacqUi's. is the. place ypu ft re looking ftr. , t - The QtheJlo, eb Vance, New Em ernlii and Virginia are the stoves j that pltase the people. We Uar : antee every stove sold by ns to give : satisfaction or else money cheerfully refunded. Jacobi's H(lw Depot, t The pastor being absent in attend ance upon the sessionof the Annual Conference, at Newbern, Rev. G. M. " Toleon will conduct the prayer meet ing and lecture at Grace Method, i$t ; Church tills, "VYednstlay, evepingiit 8 o'clock, . Rock Crystal 8petacl? anl I3ytlaaea Atlvifte to old anil young: in se lecting spectacles- yon should be cau tious hot to take more magnifying vower than has been lost to tne eve as in the-. same proportion that you pass that point of increase, will jaue you further pji"ry V?1 glas-es "'or stroiVger power than isiie cesary iRilie daily cause of prcma- ture old age to the ttight. You can get the best at Heitfsberger's: . i ,uemADe i orPhans m vaaw W a ft Xa V A K V morrow. The receipts of cotton at this port to day foot up 1,258 bales. One last word before we go to press. Don't forget the orphans to morrow. ,- . ' v Rev. F. W. -E. Peschau will de liver, by request, a lecture on "For eigners" at Luther Memorial Build ink to morrow night at 8 o'clock. 7 " Some'gooof music is Expected to morro w morning at Grace Meth odist Church, at the joint Thanks giving services of the Methodist, Baptist and Presbyterian churches. Rev. S. T. Hallmau, pastor of the English Lutheran Church, Augusta, Ga., arrived in our city this morn ing and will preach the Thanksgiv ing Day sermon in St. Paul's E. L. Church. He is the guest of Rev. F. W. E. Peschau. The special train on the Seacoast Railroad, which leaves here to-morrow at 9:30 a. m., wiil leave the Hummocks on tire return at 1 o'clock arriving here at 1:30. In addition to this the regular schedule ' will be run. At the Post Office to-morrow, Thanksgiving Day, the money or der and register departments will be closed. The general delivery will be opened from 9 to 10 a. m. Car riers will make the early morning delivery only. Brunswick County Cotton. Mr. F. M. Wescott, a farmer in Brunswick county, near Southport., shipped to Wilmington this morn ing by the steamer Louise 3 bales of cotton. Wm. Brown, an enterpris ing colored farmer of the-satne county, shipped, one bale. The ladies of the Baptist Chapel win give a festival orr Friday even ing, at the chapel, corner Fifth and Wooster streets. They will offer oysters, coffee, ice cream, cakes, candy, fruit, &c, and will spare no pains to make itnlwtsant for all who mav attend. City Court. Mayor Fowler disposed of the fol lowing cases this moining: Jesse McDaqiel, assaqlt apd bat tery, case transferred to Justice Jqo, L. Cantwell, Sallie Moore, disorderly conduct, $20 or 30 days, Oysters continue scarce and high. New River sold to day at $l.Q0 per gallon and theywere few and. infe rior at that. Scalded sound oysters sell now at 30 cents per quart- The tides have been high but they are lower now and the oysters will be cheaper by Saturday. Col. L. C. Jones, General Superin tendent of the C. C. R. R., whose duties have kept Jiiui absent- from this city for several months contin uously, is now in Baltimore. He says that he will return to Wilming ton next week and ofjn. nsinVss at the old stand. ' ' t- . . Exports Foreign. Br. steamship Thalia Flectham, cleared to-day for Liverpool, with 5,193 bales of cotton, valued at$23p, 700, shipped by Messrs. Alex.-Sprnut & Son. Schr. Susie P. QiveSxe cleared for Fort de Frace Mart., with 34,75, feet number, valued at $4,199, shipped, by Mr. E;. Kidder's Son. The E,d qcated Horses. We undersland that Prof, Hurk (Vad his celebrated eqqine college consist ing of twenty educated horses, ponies and mules, will not arrive here until to-morrow evening and therefore the first performance, will be given to morrow night. It is a show well worth seeing, by old and young alike. It appears here but two nights. Another Assignment. "it I - - - It was announced yesterday after noon that Mr. W. H. Styron, dealer In tobacco and cigars and boots and shoes, had assigned to Mr. E. G. Barker. .The liabilities are stated at between $35,000 and $40,000. No es timate is givenof assets. There. aA two preferred crcfVdiji S Beh rej(s., -o; ttiti 'ftr-tu of Behrepds & Monroe, $4,00pj and the Bank of N,,ew Hanover of this city, $.1,000. Five attachments were issued by North ern creditorsfour before as. sfgnment aggregating. i:Xopdf 1 An extra train for to-morrow will be run by the Seacoast Railroad. leaving hereat 9:30 a. m. Ample arrangements for Thanksgiving din - ner h.th kf. WnVhfpillA nnl th Hummocks. " Tne Old House. - We invite attention to the card of I Messrs, Cronly & Morris, the old 4 and well known auction and real! estate house. ; These gentlemen give close personal attention to all j matters entrusted, to- them. They are- thoroughly . conservant with every branch of tl4MJsiness,having hadsan experience in it for more yaars than it would perhaps be wise for us to make known, as one of them yet lingers in a state of single cussedness and sttill hot without hopes for the future. We invite at tention to the-card. " The Lutheran Church. " , In St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church English services will beheld at 11 o'clock to-morrow morning, rnt 1 t r ca m tt it ThanksgivinsrDav. Rev. S. T. Hall- man, of Augusta, Ga.,and President of the South Carolina Lutheran Synod, will preach the sermon. Rev. Mr. Hallmau is an able, earnest and eloquent preacher. Special prepa rations for having suitable music have been madVby the choir and there will also be instrumental music to assist in the services. The collec tion that will bo taken as a thank offering is to aid a young man study ing for the ministry. December "Weather. We have received from the U. S. Signal Office its weather chart for Wilmington; showing the changes in temperature, &c, to be expected during the month of December, as deduced from observations here during that month for the past 17 years. We notice that it gets war mer about the 5th, followed by slightly cooler between the 7th and 10th, then warmer np to the 13th, after 'which decidedly colder be tween the 15th and 20th, and more so between the 25th and 31st. The maxjutu. temperature here during December was 78 degrees -in 1879. The minimum, 10 degress in 1880. Clear and cloudy days occur 1 in 3, and it rains 1 day in each 3, with a daily rainfall of -12 of an inch. The winds are generally from southwest at the rate of about seven miles an hour. The maxium velocity of wind here dnringJJecember was 48 miles, northwest, in 187G, . and greatest daily rainfall 3.98 inches in 1877. The changes tn temperature as prognos ticated from these charts have been found to hit close to the mark, and the fact deserves consideration. Adjourned This Morning. The Criminal Court adjourned this morning for the term. Sentences were pronounced as follows yester day afternoon: Frank Mumford, the "Dude," breaking into Mr. Elsbach's store. three years in the penitentiary. Charles Bryan shooting the col ored girJ Missouri. Bowden, three yeas in the penitentiary. Dave Hobbs, bigamy,,'1 four years in the penitentiary. ; Member Hawkins, or Hankins,the colored woman convicted, of reoeiv jug good;S stolen by Fmnk L,; Mack the Clarkton b,u,rglar,twlve months q the penitentiary. , Hampton James, larceny, three years in the penitentiary. Bdnry . McBae, assault and bat tery,5 fined one dollar and costs. Frank I. Mack, tbe Clarkton bur glar, ten years in the penitentiary. Amelia Bradley and Lizzie Floyd, affray; six months in the county jail with authority to hire them out. Charlotte Haggett, indecent expo sure; six months in jail with author ity to County Commissioners to hire, out. v All the above are. exxiayed. . WOODARD In this city, Tuesday night. Nov. 27, 1888. Mrs. LIZZIE WOODAKDt win? or tieo. a. wooaara. Funeral from Congregational Church. Nun street, Thursday at 11 a. m. V Don't Qelay. . o END GUI? BBKEN OR INJURED FUR- Ditujre.to.mQ and I will repair It promptly an at low prices. . . - I propose to make my living this way and -will do the work well and will notcharg?. ta mucn tor aoing it. can ana see. som ertnc iJLVTXVii "tr' pair ewinsr Hacbtriss. Musteal Instruments, 'All if,sva,1;WuTe. Will cheerfully giv, fcSlimattjs or probable,. cost of repairs, w&w."-- cot 20. - No. u N. Second . NEW A O VEBTIS EiSl ENTss j ST JEW VOV EKTlKliWETS - FStlV21I 1 rrtHE LADIES OF Tup baitist chape ; A . will give a Festival Friday Evening, Nov. 30th. 'm, me unapei, corner mn ana v ooster sts.; where they will have Oysters, ColTee, Ice ! Cream, Cake. Candy, Fruits and a good time j michael ctronly. WILKES MORKIS nnnrnTr o irnnrirn" j uXlUlMliI 05 mUlllllbj Auctionpr8, ST CI AND REAL ESTATE BROKERS,' REAL BOUGHJj A3SD SOLD ON COMMISSION. REAL ESTATE VALUED ON BKOKERAGE, Property Rented and Kent3 Collected,-List Property for Taxation and Pay Taxes. House hold and Kitchen Furniture Sold at Residence. Stocks of Goods Sold in store. Sales of Vessels and Cargoes. : -- ---- - - - All Outdoor Sales of whatever Name, Nature or Description, at Auction or Private Sale. One regulor Rate of Commission to alL nov 28 1w OPERA HOUSE. TW0 KQHTS AND TKAKKSGlVINC MATIKEE, :: CQMMElfCINQ THURSDAY, NOV. 29. Prof; Barke's Equine College OP 20 EDUCATED HORSES, PONIES AND MULES. V A Beautiful and Attractive Group of Ermine Students. ' . A GRAND TREAT, ' 1 .. Every child attending the Tharsksyl vino Matinee will receive a PRESENT and FREE it IDE on th beautiful Shetlan'l Ponies. Reserved Seats at Helasbeiger's Wednesday. nov2T3t . Sae ! Sae ! Assignee's Sale I Selling Out at Oobt. JEGINNING TO-DAY, AT 9 O'CLOCK, I will proceed to sell at Cost, forCafch, all the valuable Stock of Ladies' Dress 6-oods, Mil'inery and Fancy Articles AT THE STORE OF MRS. E. B. WIGGINS, ON MARKET STREET, BETWEEN FRONT v AND SECOND. ' THOs.W. STRANGE, novsriw Assignee. Shoes for the Masses ! We keep everything in the j Shoe line and at prices to suit every one. YV e will give you good, honest Shoes for less money than can be bought elsewhere. Having tried a pair you will buy from no oth er dealer. Besides those Boys' and MenVShoes at 90c. and $ 1 .00 we have added anoth er line of Men's Lace and Con gress, to sell for $1 25, that are worth 1,50. All Solid Leather Geo. R. French & Sons, nav27 tf 108 North Front St. Young's Cough Balsam J S THE FINEST PREPARATION YOU CAN USE. MUND BROTHERS. 104 N. Front St., 601 N. Foxuth St. Brick &, Shingles . 200 000 N0W ON nAND AT IIIS Coal and Wood Yard, r nov 8 tf ; '-- ', Ch risfma s G o o d s . E HAVE A MOST ELEGANT ASSORT mentof - - Christmas Goods. - of almost anything: anybody may want, at a most reasonable price. - . o OUR LINE IN l.hnsfmaR I larriR to NnpitiPRl Is not to be surpassed by any other house in 'the Mate. We will be pleased to s show our iioods to you If you will favor us with a call at HEINSBERGER'S. LIVE BOOK AND MUSIC STORK. --'"'-I.-.. -f-O Toys and CameD- j We have a large variety. It will do you good j rt i,. . L-nr.k .h; - - . tv - ; , . , - ' , , HEINSBERGER'S. eo2!i- PLEAS2 NOTICI!: " We. will te glad to receive czzlhz from our. frlcjiflj on' any ima all put; ::t general lnterest,Dut - - The namp of the.wrlter hiust always tel.; r iuWdtothe Editor. ; . - " ComrnunlcaUona must be written only c : one side ol the paper. - Personalities must be avoided. And It 13 especially and particularly ur.J;r stood that the Editor Goes not always enticv. the views of correspondents anlcss so1 t r t r j in the editorial columns. V N KTV A D VERTI8El!llEir TS . HOWELL &; CUMMIN6, . . ' (Opposite city Hall) MANUFACTURE JTr . - ... v PILLOWS, Springs, ChairCushions, ac. orMattress ' Renovated in one day; you send It down in the morning it will be return ed that evening. , . - .-, - - , .. . nov '. :ANDNVJ I ' ' -NOW FOR THANKSGIVING ! V- TIIANKSGIVn?GNIURSDAY. rpHAT IS THE IlEFRAlN?it)nTO-l)AV AN V To-M.brrow and Wednesday. Tne full text tviil sunr,in TrODt street Market, It runs thro the whole gamut.. ; , . ..' , Beef, Pork, Veal, Mutto n , es,Vonis6n,PigG, -All for Thanksgiving, and for maklnplad the heart of man through his most susceptible organ, that which lies under his vest. 1 have made great preparations for the event and will show ALL OF THIS WEEK and es clally for THANKSGIVING DAY the most autiful display ever seen In anr market in this city, or for that matter in this state. I received to-day from the monntains an un usually fine carload of .cattle It' 13- the best that has . been here this season and r that is saying a great deaL This for Thanksgiving. Also, a lot of beautiful MOUNTAIN SIIEHP. Fat, Tender; and Juicy. Theso lor Thanks glvin"'. . . . - . .-. Also, a cart load oi Fine, '.Fat, Corn-Fed Pork, Cape Fear Pork, the best to the world. This, too, for Thanksgiving. ... ; And, also, a lot of Turkeys,- Chickens ana Roasting Pigs, all of which are solemnly devo ted to somebody's Thanksgiving Dinner. Come and see us. We will please -the. ye and the palate and the.stomacu. V ion. itKwiUbe aDusy week with us. .We will be glad to have orders In advance. They WJ1 re ceive prompt attention. All goods delivered free when so desired. ; . . v. 'Respectfully Z ' - X P a a tm?it r : noStm s Front St. Market, South swc. Pink and White Gossamer rpITLOW'S SWEET SIXTEEN AND SWAN Down Face Powders. Also" a full line of ;gs Chemicals, Patent Medicines. Toilet Articles . Perfumes, etc., at ' . ... ' F C. MILLER'S, Drug Store, Corner Fourth and Nun Sts., P. S. Prescriptions filled at all, hours, day or night. . - - . sept U T" 1 im' . n - For Rent. QEVERAL HOUSES, STORES AND C5 Rooms In snlendld localities. Also i nouses ana iocs ror sale ror casn and i i - on tne monthly, installment plan.ir Rents promptly collected. Taxes andC iu:uiauue antnucu to WXtUOUl CXtra CUarye. 3IARTTN T. DAVIS, Real Estate Agent, nov 17 tf , H9 princess St Robert R. McCartney, (SUCCESSOR TO E. G. rOLLEY.) Tin and Sheet-Iron JRoofer, Guttering, Pipe-Laying, Roof Painting &c " No. 215 market Street, hov 8 3m WILMINGTON, N.C, t Prescriptions ACCURATELY COMPOUNDED. PATENT Medicines, Toilet Articles, &c. . Prices reason able. A trial is asked. JAMES C. MUNDS, Agt." - ' ' ' ' " ' Druggist," . - oct 23 . Princess St., bet. Front K Second " FURS, FUreC. e wish to buy - ;. . ' " .' y . QQQg RACCOON SKINS, io!ooorossK,KS- TO 000POSSUM SKIXS io!oooM,iiK8K,!,s; 1 0,000 BKUSK s?s; -10 000OTTEIi8KI!iS' We pay highest . CASH prices and make prompt returns. - CnAS. F. BROWNE & CO., -110 North Water St., Wilmington, N. C. , nov 17d&w tf - : v ' New Coalaud WoodYard rrilB UNDERSIGNED HAVE ESTARLLSII- ed a new coal and Wood Yard at . the foot cf Hanover Street, and respectfully solicit a sli.ire of the public patronage. Orders left at tlx Wilmington Candy Factory, or at Mr. J. if. J Boesch;s Store, corner Fourth and Brunswick streets, will receive prompt attention Losv imaa Kuaramwi auu iree UPiivcry maoif lu Rt-spectfuiiy. - nov0 L'OESCH & BROTH EI.'. job PRUMTnrjG : . We want your orders for IKI?STI7'CJ, RULING and UlTil)lNGt and ii j doin your work well, with good material and stock amounts to anything we know w j are certainly entitled to at least a iort!on. J Oar money has not been put In old time i material and we are conetanly adding, ne w type. . - ; . s .Try us on any books ycu want made to order,. - ' . - - .' Personal attention to all orders. J ACTION if; L-ri.T..