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THIS PAPER .u;Wd every evening, Sundays excepted, : PLEASENOTICE. - y - - t . . . . tip! EJitor And Prop. We ' will te glad to receive, ccmmuicatlo from our- friends on anyJ and all subject general lnterest,Dut . ' The name of the writer must always be fur J . ... . .... r. T ,4 OiV Six mouths X0d. Three rushed to the Editor, v months, fl- - ,r will be delivered by carriers, free P,5pt, nvDart of tbc city. at the above V., Commnj4cattans-must be written only on one de'of thepaper r'.; ' . -; Personalities must be! arblded. . . And it is especlailynd particularly under stood that the Editor does not always endorse the ylew3 of correspondents'anlesslso stated In the editortaTcblumns. 1 t - 7 -.- ''"I . or 10 cents per - ir- rates low and liberaL -l.c.rnx.-rs will please report any and 'o rrceive their paper regularly. VOL XII. WILMINGTON, N, C; FRIDA Y. NO VEMBE R 30, 1 888. NO 254. THE vV sud- ('' . i . :n wl:: a . . : ". :r;5 J.;ti- A - ss: si i'.. n?n- . ..... :,-, i J! 0- . ::t ive .. r i ..j-s'l-tliK-nt ' ' r ; Ifi'.St,. - "-.ti;aihn .!:- ; - r i i ; t'tliotd have "if-':" v d",:':' pu t'1 '" ' ju.!!-vpi- . ; ,i'-ii may 'take, one I .,ope tii::u' ' " f-?unlly certain, bo r. -.uii:! a lvsH.p;U! vhirill - It will correct Acidity of the Stomacb, Expl foul gase, LV-t; -n"",ay Irritation, - jr.cAl&t Digestion, Mi'ti : :V f W anl, at the same Star! il'- Ziivrr fo working-, "My v A'.,.'-' I: ' - o t. i J . Steir.t-r ,bt : i ! . St.tnions l.iver : it has i ' ;'-.". : : 1 arc ' . v".; Ser-.-.r ai il i ieel . . .-ii v.l'j'wiT Vi.: ,JIa. rv ''3pWft. 1'. bet: cn sac "STOKLEY'S." WE ARE NOW PRE- pared to accommodate "Tjgv ill who may call upon us with the Finest Oysters to be h id on the Coast, We have made special preparations for the Season. Myrtle Groje, Middle and Stump Sound Oysters always on hand. Served promptly and in any style desired. W. II. STOKLEY. oct 10 tf wngntsviiie. Pimples, Sores, Aches and Pains. . When anunnrcd bottles of sarsaparilla or wner pretentious upecincs tail to eradicate in torn scrofula or contagious blood poison, re member that B. B. B. (Botanic Blood Balm bis gained' many thousand victories, in a many seemingly Incurable instances, send to the Blood Balm Co.. Atlanta, Ga., for Book of Wonders," and be convinced. It is the only nvt BLOOD PCRIFIER. G. W. Me3ser, Howell's X Roads, Ga., writes; 1 was afflicted nine years with sores. All 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, Trttes: "A lady friend oi mine was troubled with bumps and piinplefon her face and neck. She took three bottles of 3. B B and her skin got soft and smooth, p triples disappeared and her health improved greatly." Jas. L. Bosworth. Atlanta, Ga.." writes: "Some rears aco I contracted blood DOlson. I fcadno appetite, my digestion was ruined. nieumatism drew up my ltmosso j couia nara h walk, my throat was cauterized five times. Hot springs gave me no benefit, and my life asone or torture until I gave B. B. B. a trial. mil. surprising as it may seem, the use or nve Mttles cured me." nov 10 ly eodw II. CRONENBERG, THE 1'JIOTOGllAriIER. (iLVK HI-11 A TKIAL3 All Work Guaranteed. . - Pictures taken Single or in Groups. sept Si tf CAUTION Beware of Fraud, as my name and. the price JKniped on the bottom ol all my advertised beXore leaTiagr the factory, which protect ,J against nigh prices and inferior coods. i2Tlerofier WTL. JDousrlas shoes at a re owjjprice, or savs he has them without my name h&ui etv&pe oa the bottom, pat him down u p. L. DOUGLAS $3 CUNr- for TLrf Cb gentlemen. SEAMLESS Shoe -smooth i XXT Ik-V WWDW 1 1 tA as hand-sewed and W1XI ftol? fflHSH8 4 SnOE. the origmal tom.E-sewed welt $4 shoe. . Equals Cui? RiUoi4 M?n ?S 3J50 POLICE SHOE. HootJln5 ad Letter Carriers aU wear them, 'iThra,1 ?! Hnd-Sewed Shoe. No Tack LTOeir id'n ts unexcelled tlj wear- or,- ' . tfae best in the world for 8HOK FOR BOYS to the worii. !3 rolJi.SSSfi?1011 nd Larp. If not .. t, . TvrrV-, V'i'x 1,1 worm. toys a chance to wear the " Indkx to Nkw Advertisements. J J IlEDRICK Suitings Munds Bros Pharmacists Festival At Baptist Chapel Uowklc & Cummixg Mattresses IIkinsbergek -Christmas Goods Uronly & MoRRis-Business card M M Katz Grand Challenge Sale. . R M McIntire A Complete Stock F C MiiiLER Plnfr and White Gossamer Geo K French & Sons Shoes for the Masses The receipts oC cotton at this port to tay foot up 2,540 bales. Indication. For North Carol ina7 fair weather and stationary temperature. 'Buy the Jacobi Axe. Best made Every one warranted at- JacobPs Hdw. Depot. t Thanksgiving day is now a thing of the past and the little ones may "Rah for Xinas' All kinds of School Books and School Supplies can be bougb cheapest at Hein.brfrrV Catarrh originates in scrofulous taint. Hood's Sarsaparilla purifies the blood and this permanently cures catarrh. There is economy in using a good heating stove and in buying same from Jacobis Hdw Depot. Finest line and largest assortment of scissors, pocket and table cutlery ever shown in this city, at Jacobi's Hdw Depot. t If you want a picture framed go to Heinsberger's. He has a large assortment of Mouldings to select from t It has been a lovely day for the little ones and our streets have been made gay and lively for their pres ence on our streets. Our streets presented a dull and deserted appearance yesterday. Tn the language of the old play, "There was nobody everywhere 1" The school children are heartily enjoying their brief vacation; and will be all the more willing to re turn cheerfully and earnestly to their duties oh Mondav next. Ger barque Marianne Bertha Pietch, cleared to day for Garston Dock, Eng., with 3,765 barrels rosin, valued at$3,386.84,shipped byMessrs. Wil'iam & Murchison. Personal. Mr. J. D. Williams, of Fayetteville, formerly a. clerk in the Custom House here was in the city yester day to spend Thanksgiving with his man v friends and relatives. A nice line of breech and muzzle loading guns, pistols and rifles can be seen at Jacobi's Hdw Depot. If you want the best goods at the lowest prices, Jacobi's is the place you are looking for. t The autumnal months close to day with most lovely weather. The atmosphere has been just crisp enough to be bracing and whole some, but neither too cold nor too warm for genuine comfort, Look out for the ministrols. They will appear at the Opera House next Tuesday night. You will see the advertisement, which will give you all the particulars, in the Rkvikw to-morrow. To morrow will be school child ren's day on the Seacoast Railroad to the Hummocks, when the fare will be ten cents for the round trip- jThe fare for others than school children will hs 2 cents. The Othello, Zeb Vance, JSrew Em jerald and -Virginia are the stoves I that please the people. We guar antee every stove sold by us to give satisfaction or else money cheerfully i refunded. Jacobi's Hdw Depot, t Acknowledgments. Capt. F, M. James wishes us to express his gratitude for the very liberal donations made by our citi zens for the poor of the city on Thanksgiving Day. The sum total of the various contributions was something more than $85, which was distributed; by Capt. Jaiies. Rock Crystal Spectacles ami Eyeglasses Atlvice to old ant! young: In se lecting spectacles you should be cau tious not to take more magnifying vower than has been lost to tno ve .as in the same proportion that you pass that point ofmcrease. will cause you further injury to the eye. Using glasses of stronger power than is ne cessary is the daily cause of prema ture old age to the sight. . x on eangei .XI T . A- XfA.l...VM'r ...... ' Br. steamship Glenmorc, Cave, cleared to-day for Liverpool with 5,450 bales of cotton, valued at $243, 900. shipped bv Messrs. Alex. Sprunt &!Son. " Fifty years ago the term neural gia was comparatively unknown to the profession, but is now one of the most frequent and distressing diseases of our time. The best remedy for it, however, is Salvation Oil. Price twenty five cents. Rough. Weather. The signal office observer atSouth-. port sends us the following: Br. brig, Olenarchy arrived at quarantine at 3.10 p. m. yesterday. Her captain reports encountering a heavy gale in the gulf which carried awav the brig's topmasts and a part of her sails. The schooner Harry White arriv- ! ed at quarantine at 10,35 a. m. to-day with foretopmast gone. The Festival. Remember the festival to be given at the Wooster Street Chapel to night by the ladies of that congre gation. Thre will be a plenty of good things to eat and drink and thev will he sold at reasonable i prices. The proceeds of the festival will be devoted to the benefit of the chapel, so it is a worthy cause, go and help them. The Horses. The equine eutertainment at the Opera House last night was well attended and was quite attractive. Some of. its features were excellent, some fair and some were inferior The manager will close hi& engage ment here to-night, when there will be an entire change of programme. The exhibition is interesting as showing what animals may be taught where they are treated with patient firmness and an adequate idea of their capacity for under standing. City Court. There was not a very large docket for the Mayoi's consideration this morning, considering the fact that yesterday was a day of general re joicing, when people were not ex pected to be quite as guarded and circumspect in their conduct as usual. The following is an epitome of the proceedings in court: Edward Green, colored, charged with disorderly conduct, was found guilty and a fine of $5 was the pen alty in his case. Sandy Clark, colored, charged with disorderly conduct, was found guilty and fined $20 and costs for the offense. Thomas Hall, colored, refusing to assist a police officer when summon ed to do so. Guilty and fined $20, with the alternative of 30 days' im prisonment for his stubbornness. Two young men, charged ,with an affray in which deadly weapons were used, were bound over in the sum of $50 to the next term of the Criminal Court. John Crabtree, chief engineer of the Br. steamship Parklands charg ed with an assault and battery upon the chief mate of that vessel, was fined $5 for the offense. . A Severed Link. In the appropriate column in this issue of tlie Rkvikw appears the obituary notice of Mr. John Potts Brown, who died at Minneapolis, Minn., on the 21st inst. Mr. John Potts jh-own, was a na tive of Wilmington, and he will be remembered kindly and affection ately by all of our older citizens. He was for man,y years intimately iden tified with the vital interasts of the city, having as longagoas 1839 form ed a partnership with Dr. A. J. De. R osset, under the firm name of De Rqsset & Brown, in the transaction of a wholesale commission business, which for many years was the larg ost commercial house in the city. In fact such was the importance of the business that it became necces sary to establish a branch house in New York. Mr. Brown went to the. latterjeity where he established the louse qf Brown & DeRosset, while Hiat in this city remained as before. Both houses were broken up and the firms dissolved as results of the war Hud Mr. Brown removed to Minne apolis, where he remained until his death a few weeks ago. In all the relations of life, the deceased was a gentleman of the highest honor and ot the strictest Integrity. Although he had been absent for many years from this his natlye eityv & aiways tet a-warm interest in "the welfare ftikosgefct THANKSGIVING DAV. How It Was Celebrated by our People Incidents and Events of the Iay. As if to gratify the fond anticipa tions and hopes of scores of young people atid c , give additional cause for thankful hearts yesterday's sun rose bngh, and glorious over our happy Southland. There was a heavy frost early ,n the morning and the atmosphere as crisn and some-; . , ... . : .w what cold, but the genial rays of the ,i: n.i-i, T - uiapeneii .ur. soitenetland tnaile enarmiricrlv nieas-! , , , " rf 1 ant the latter, so that the express-i. ion. "what a lovely day," was heard from the' lips of alT. Thanksgiving was observed by our people gen: erally as a holiday, all the stores, manufactories, places of business and public offices being closed, mak ing a general suspension of trade and traffic everywhere. THE CnURCHKS. Apropriate religious serv ices were , held in the uulerent churches. At i St. Thomas' Catholic Church mass was celebrated at 7 a. m., which constituted the only service at this place of worship. At St. James', St. John's and St. Paul's Episcopal Churches morning seryices were held at 11 o'clock. At St. Paul's Lutheran Church the morning ser vices were conducted by Rev. Dr Hallman, of Augusta, Georgia, and at night the pastor, lie v. F. W. E Peschau, delivered a very interest ing lecture upon "Foreigners.". The music, both vocal and instrumental, at both services was very fine. The union services in which the Presby terians, Baptists and Methodists uni ted were held at race M. E.Church, and were conducted by Rev. Dr. Pritchard, assisted by Rev. P. H. Hoge and Rev. G. M. Tolson. Rev. J. W. Primrose was also present a part of the time, but was obliged to leave before the services were concluded. Rev. W. S. Creasy, of Grace M.; ICCiiixroU, Rev. T. Page Ricaud, of Bladen Street M. E Church, and Rev. D. H. Tuttle, of Fifth Street M. E. Church, were necessarily absent in attendance upon the annual North Carolina Conference of the Methodist Episco. pal Church South, which is now in session at Newbern. The large and beautiful church was crowded to its utmost capacity sometime be fore services commenced, the throng being so dense that the ushers had hard work to seat the audience. The services throughout were approp riate to the occasion and peculiarly impressive. The music, under the direction of Mr. H. M. Bo wden, was a marked feature of the services. The choir and orchestra consisted of the following: Prof; E. VanLear and Mr. E. H. Munson, organists; Mr. S. Schloss, cornet; Mrs. H. M. Bowden, Mrs. L. B. Pennington, Miss Lt. Bowden, sopranos; Mrs. F. A. Muse, Mrs, W. W, Shaw, altos; Mr. H, M. Bowden, Mr. W.N. Jacobs, tenors,.and Messrs. H. K. Holden. and" R. M. Gilbert, bassos. The parts were well balanced, the voices pure and rich, and the selected pieces, especially the offertory, were excellent and well rendered. It is needless to say that the vocalists were well sustained and accompani" ed by the instrumentation. Prof. Vanear. is to well known to need words of commendation from us, and Mr. S. Schloss, although a young man, has already made his mark as a finqornetist, while Mr. E H. Munsion, although very young, has already given abundant evi dence of musical ability of an un usually. high order. IN THE WOODS. Fowling pieces and"shootin' iron s' of almost every description were in demand yesterday, and at an early hour our Nimrods, young and old, might be seen wending theii way to the woods in search of game. Some started for the seen of operations in buggies, some on horseback, but the great majority were content to go on foot. They went North, East, South ana West, so that there was hardly a patch of forest iu any di rection, within ten miles of the city that was not tramped over by the sportsmen and where the ring of the fowhnsr niece was not heard. Some ! of these amateur hunters were sue- cessf ul in shooting bags fullbf game, j while others, less fortunate- wei ! ( gadly disappointed nd their efforts 1 far. iVi day amounted to ""nothing to 1rag of." AU, however, managed to returif at night safe, and fcPMn.d;, without accident to Vuar the pleas- ures of the day or bring other days of suffering and pain; but it is need less to say that all were completely tired out. AT THE SOUND. Th rnmrli tli nrmrttniv ne u-ull n busmess sagacity Vof the Inanase mvnf. of tfae Seacoast RaUroa(1 un usual cilities were iven to thw who wished to vigit Wrightsville, the HoQm and the ocean? and a . ...... . 1 great numuer oi our cmzeus, espe tvery cmia attending the Thanksgiving ;Uv ftftKwHni-trHnn nxrnii4a,lw,e win receive aT resent ana VUEfi cially. of the yotinger portion, avalR ride on th beautiful Shetland. Foni. ed themselves of the opnortunitvi j , , , ,n. , , r tnus anorueti. rne lare was piacea l i i v w v ii a a , a iv u 14 vi t.aa trains were run at 7 and 9.30 a. m and 2.30 p. m., the two last being crowded with pleasure and recrea tion seekers. A xart of these stop ped at Wrightsville, but by. far the larger portion crossed over to the "Hummocks,'" where they dis persed, some to wander over to the beach while others remained e notei. wnere tne uost, Mr. W. A. Bryan, was already on hand to attend to the wants of his guests and where his foresight had placed a band of music for the pleasure of those who might wish to dance. And there were a plenty of beauti ful young ladies and gallant young gentlemen who were eager to join in this exhilarating amusement and almost by magic the largo dancing hall became an ever shifting kaleid oscopic picture as the merry and graceful dancers went floating and whirling around the spacious hall. It was truly a festive scene in which there was no shadow of gloom or sadness to disturb the innocent gayety of the occasion. But all mundane things must have an end and approaching night warned our happy people that even "Thanksgiving" as a holiday could not last always, and they sought the sweet calm of their own firesides, where with many an anecdote and incident connected with the day's pleasures they whiied the time happily away until the Meeting hours and a feeling of drowsiness warned them to seek "Tired nature's sweet restorer balmy sleep." Thus ended in Wilmington the Thanksgiving Day of 1888. TERRIBLE FORE WARNINGS. Cough in -themorning, hurried or difficult breathing, raising of phlegm, tightness in the chest, quickened pulse, chilliness in the evening or sweats at night, all or any of these things are the first stages of consumption. Dr. Acker's Eng lish Remedy for Consumption will cure these fearful symptoms, and is sold under a jyosUivc guarantee bv Munds Bros., druggists, DIED. BPtOWN On Nov. 21, 1888, at 8 a. m., at the residence of his son, John Franklin. 3153 Colfax Avenue, Minneapolis, Minn., JOHN POTTS BROWN, in the 78th year of his age. NEW AOVEKTISEM13NT8 THE FAMOUS Bromine-Arsenic Water, FOR SALE BY MUNDS BROTHERS, Pamphlets in a few days. Agents. "Sweet Scented P'ne Fibre" I S ALL USED TO MAKE BAGGING AND Matting. Therefore we can buy no more have now We Only Oie-Baie Left, Before it is gone send in your orders for Pine Fibre Mattresses First come, first served. Price t&50. HOWELL & CUM MING, opposite city Hall. Festival, fpE LADIES OF TIIE BAI'IST CUAPE will give a Festival Fridav Evening, Nov. 30th. at the Chapel, corner Fifth and Wooster sts.. where they will have Oysters, Coffee. Ice Cream, Cake, Candy, Fruits and a good time for all who will come. nov 28 2t Don't Delay. END OUR BROKEN OR INJURED FUR niture to me 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 not charm too much for doing it. fall and see some of Uie repairs I have already made. I will also re- : pair Sewing Machines, Musical Instruments, 4 &c, as well as Furniture. Will cheerfully t give estimates or probable cost of repairs.-; Come and see me, ' J. 1i. FARRAR. i occi No. 11 N. Second St. - Robert E, McCartney, ; (SUCCESSOR TO E. G. OLLEY.) Tiir,; Hiscl ,f ti4et-lrofi JLloofer, 4 etuttemir, Pipe-taytag, Roof Painting 4c t : " N.. 215 Market Street, ". . :S noy 8 3m 1LMINGTGNN. C, . . ' ' N tlW A D VX3I? TIS12I11 EKT HOUSE. TWO NIGHTS AMD THANKSGIVING MATINEE. COMMEbSIRG THURSDAY, NOV. 29. - f-V' Prof! Burkes EquiiieColIege of so educated; noRSES, Pontes and ---- . . - '- MTJLES.r . .- A Beautiful and Attractive "Group of Equine Students." .. A GRAND TREAT, Lvery child attending the Thankssrtvincr Reserved Seats at Helnsberger's Wednesday.. J,uv MICHAEL CRONLY." WILKES MOR RIS 0R0NLT & MOERISj . Auctioneers, . STCM AND REAL ESTATE BBCXERsi REAL ESTATE "BOUGHT AND SOLD ON COMMISSION. ' T EAL ESTATE VALUED ONBROKERAG E, lYProperty Rented and RentSrCoUected, 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 ot whatever Name, Nature or Description, at Auction or rrfvate Sale. One regulor Rate of Commission to au. nov 28 lw . - , . Sale! Sale ! ssigrnee's Sale Selling Out at Cost. , -,v. n . JgEGINNING TO-DAY, JAT 3, O'CLOCK, I will proceed to sell at cost, for Cash, all the valuable Stock of N Ladies' Dress Goods, Millinery and Fancy Articles AT THE STORE OF ' .'"'. . MRS. E. B. WIGGINS, ON MARKET STREET, BETWEEN FRONT .AND SECOND. ' TllOSVy. STRANGT3, ; hov271w Assignee.. Shoes for the Masses I We keep evervthino; in the : Shoe line and at prices to suit every one. W"e will give you" good, honest Shoes for less monev than can be bought eisewnere. naving mea a pair you will buy from no oth er dealer. Besides those Boys' and Men's Shoes at 90c.' and 1 .00 we have added anoth- i' 1 r n it t i 1 1 . T T . -1 ui niiu oi mensLaceana von- ti r Of op -. LZicbb. lu ben luroi.ii. mat - are worth 1,50. All Solid Leather. Greo.H. French & Sons, nov 27 tf 108 North Front St. . Young's Cough Balsam jS TDIE FINEST PREPARATION " YOU CAN USE. MUND3 BROTHERS.'. 101 N. Front St., 601 N. Fourth St.' Brick & ShingleG. 200j000 2fOW ON nAN AT 1113 Coal and Wood Yard. ' nov8tf - '- i-S r- vr axtkd An Intelligent, Earnest Man 'V to represent, in his own State, . a large responsible house. A remunerative salary to right party. Steady growing position. Refer ences exchanged. GAY'S MFG. HOUSE, nov 1 4W t Lock Box 1585, N. Y. Christm as Goods. . yyr HAVE a MOST ELEGANT ASSORT- ment of - . - Christmas Goods. of almost anything anybody may . want, at a - most reasonable price. ; v o OUR LINE IN r t Lhrist mas Cards & Novelties i Is not to be surBassed by any other house in the State. We win be pleased to show our ' ioods to you lt you wul favor us with a call at HEINSBERGER'S. LTV'E BOOK AND MUSIC STORE. - Toys and Games. Wp. bm A. lnr"T variMY. It tvl!l tn toti wind to look at some of them, at - HEINSBERGER'S. V
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