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THIS TAPER F TOSH T. JAMES, Editor and Prop. rRlPTlONsPOSTAOK PAlll: ; ioa six months 2JU Throe one J mftntii.:ri cents. montns. f uu ... delivered by carriers, free P ln any part of the city, at the abo e or 10 cents per week .; flM . mw and liberal. - J .. .-in rvif.i rcoort any. and to receive their paper regularly.. nuiurr . TOUP&D LIVER v ovru bv these marked peculiarities s '"' of wcariness and PaIus 111 lho I." "'ibroath, bad taste in the mouth, A V.tiii-stin, witli occasional attacks nS'id-u-lie. Yu the front of the head; iritisea, dizziness, and yellowness of t ntarthnrn, loss of appetite. jJi.tentiouof t lie stomach and bowel . ivori .' of spirits, and greawhei&w Hiolv with lassitude and a disposition t. lea vi- everything for to-morrow. n.iturjil flow of IJile from the JLiver usntial to good health. When this Jbiru-tel it results lu - ; . " BILIOUSNESS, hkli if nojilected, soon leads' to serious T: ' Simmons I A verlteguiator exerts Si, ,'r-tfeliehous nilluence'overevery kind f !i'i..am--. It restores the idver to nnvH r work in-Jt .order, regulates the sccre ?oil f.i'bile aiut puts l he digestive orgaus nsin-li oouditioii tliat they can do their work. After, taking this medicine no one will s:iy, "1 am bilious.' ; ? t "I have been subject to severe spells of Con estioncf the Liver, and have been in the habit of ?:nrfrom 15 to 20 grains of calomel which gen rjilAiid me up for three or four days. Lately I kive betn taking Simmons Liver Regulator, hich ga- e "'e relief without any interruption to b;ns." J. Hugc, Middleport, Ohio. hi oar 55 stamp in red on front of Wrapper j. 11. Zeilin & Co., Philadelphia, Pa. bov te lt p d&wly cn sat 'STOKLEY'H" WE A HE NOW PKE- pared to accommodate sll tvtio may call upon us with the Finest Oysters to ly Ind on the Coast. We have made special preparations for the Season. - Myrtle Grove, Middle and Stump Sound Oysters always on hand style desired. Served promptly and In any W. II. STOKLEY, Wrightsville. tri 10 tf Pimples, Sores, Aches and Pains. When a hundred bottles of sarsaparllla or other pretentious specifics fail to eradicate in born serofnla or contagious blood poison, re member that li. B. D. (Botanic lilood Balm) ba gained many thousand victories, In as many seemingly incurable instances, send to the Blood Balm Co.. Atlanta, Ga., for Book of Wonders," and be convinced. It is the only TRITE BLOOD PURIFIER. G. W. Messer, Ilowell'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, writes: "A lady friend 01 mine was troubled with bumps and pimples on her face and neck. She took three bottles of B. B B., and her skin got soft and smooth, pimples disappeared ana her health Improved greatly." Jas. l. uoswortn, Atlanta, ua., writes: "Some vears aero I contracted blood poison. I had no annetlte. mv dlsrestlon was ruined. rheumatism drew up my limbs so I could nard- ir waiK. my turoax was cauierizea nve Limes. Hot Springs gave me no benefit; and my life was one or torture untu I gave B. B. B. a trial, ana, surprising as it may seem, tne use 01 nve bottles cured me." nov 10 ly eod&w H. GRONENBERG, THE rilOTOGKAPHEi;. GIVE HI H A TKI AL ! All Work Guaranteed. I'ictua-s taken Single or in Groups, sept 24 tf CAUTION Beware of Fraud, as mv name and the crlce stamped on the, bottom of all my advertised Jwes before leaving the factory, which protect the wearers against high prices and inferior goods. dealer offers W. L Douglas shoes at a re oucea price, or says he has them without my name Ma price stamped on the bottom, put him down as h L. DOUGLAS $3 SHOE FOR VVJ WbTIWCbi GENTLEMEN. nfetf.?l-l.1?EAfI'ESS Shoe smooth SoJ Rip! y hanl-scved and "WILI onfe lS?iUGI4S 84 SHOE, the ortjrlnal uut s Does cobtinjr from $; 10 S!. . - - ?nai SSAl??0 rLICE SHOE, inside Is a fS rriers, n w ear ,h. weir SSidirll"!1 in the world for VivT8SAUTH's s keM.csxlli"Le email Boys a chance to wMr , a ine world. . W-oS1rreM'B,,tton " not III. VUNGLAIIN, WUmingtoD.jN.jC. V W III vol xii. W I Sir Donald Smith, of IMontroal is tile owuer of the o.rtMi made in 1 this country. When landed in Montreal it cost him15;27,000. . . - m - ; More than GO per cent of adult! English women, married and un-! married;-are working for daily sub-j sistenee, AtidTne number multiplies' every year. . j .: ' ! . In the death of Jnde Settle, rs recorded elsewhere'in this issue, the .Republicans in this State have lost one of their highest, best and purest men. I ' . - ' ; i--- j OYjl. 1V3. DeLeon. author of. that i successful "parody r)MiiH Amelie I Rives' "The Quick or the Dead," ! called ."The Kock or the Rye,' has just published a novelette called ''Cross Purposes.'" f 1 X . 1 . T i i. 1 ou-ress me, 10 nay. 11 is tne ; second session of the 50th Congress, j The President's message was sent in. - it is a engtnv qocumenr ann would ; nmhflhlv tak nt n,n.-P fhn ona n. nntrtx rf tlif t?t?vtww ! : A syndicate has offered 4,400,000 for the fortification wall surround ing Paris and' the ground attached j to it. The wall cost 3,700,000. The French War Office has recommend- ed the demolition of the circular wall. i I .... ' i Wtertkiy's Charleston J I Courier lias again shown its wonder ful enterprise. It publishes- a bio graphical sketch of every member of the Senate and House in the South CarolinaLegislat ure. It covers nearly twenty columns of solid non pareil type. The report reaches Washington from Indiana that Senator John P. Jones, of Nevada, is being consid ered bv General Harrison in con nection with the treasury portfolio. Those who are nearest to the President-elect say that it is his inten tion to give the Pacific slope a place in the Cabinet, and the friends Of Mr. Jones have presented his name as a gentleman whose appointment would be entirely satisfactory to the Republicans of that region. ' ' The State Board of Canvassers have completed their work. The Raleigh News and Observer gives the following as the result of the count, outside of the vote on the constitu tional amendment and ' the new judges, which has already been pub lished: The State Board of Canvassers yesterday canvassed the returns for State officers and Congressmen, wnich completed their work. The vote for frovernor stands, Fowle, 147.925; Dockery, 133,475. Fowle's majority is 14,450. The vote for all the State officers stands as follows: Fowle, 147,925; Dockery, 133,475; Walker,3,116;Holt, 148,025;Pritchard, 133,097; Hammond, 2,92G; Saunders, 148,206; Stanton, 133,178; Blair, 2,857; Bain, 148,170; Bingham, 133,131; Dixon, 2,835; Sanderlin. 148,097; Mc Kesson, 133,095; Winsted, 2,845; Fin ger, 148,207; Mason, 132,875; Bonnerv 2,839; Davidson, 148,150; Devereux, 132,835; Moody, 2,841. The vote for Congressmen was as folio vs: First District Skinner, 1G,C15; White, 15,457; D. W. Jar vis, 239. Second District Simmons, 10,051; Cheatham, 10,704. Third District McClauimy, 16,809; R6binson, 12,825. Fourth District Bunn, 19,926; Nichols, 17,308. Fifth District Morehead, 15,265; Brower, 15,940; Montague (pro), 445. Sixth District Rowland, 20,502; Lockey, 14,797. Seventh District Henderson, 15, 122; Ellis, 12,125; Frazier (pro.), 619. Eighth District Cowles, 13,139; Ward, 10,031. Ninth District Johnston, 14,915; Ewart, 15,433. The returns of Polk county were thrown out by the Board in conse qnence of irregularities. One set of returns were signed by the chairman of the Polk county board alone and another set were signed by four members of the board. The vote of Harnett township, in New Hanover county, was also thrown out in con sequence of a clerical error. Were I all I coufd wish me, great, glorious, and free. First flower of the earth, and first gem of the sea. Life still would not be worth living, if J had chronic rheumatism, and couldn't get Salvation Oil. Rock Crystal Spectacles anil Eyeglasses Arlvnce to old and vonnjr In se ' - ----- i lectiug spectacles you should be cau tious not to take more magnifying vowcr than lias been tost to tne ve as in the same proportion that you pass that point of increase. wileause you further injury to the eye. Using glasses of stronger power than isna cessary is the fUjiy. c$U3e tjf prcnict iupstm age lo the sight. You can get , the best at Heinsberger's. ? : LM I NGTON, N. C.. MONDAY. DECEMBER LOCALi 3STE WS. lxnEx to New Advertisements. C P Locket a Card J .I IIedrick Suitings W E Worth & Co Wood Munds Bros Pharmacists M M Katz Cutting 01 Prices Howell & Cumming Mattresses IIeiksberger -Christmas Goods Pew Renting St Paul's E L Church R M McIntire- Plush Wraps Reduced Opera House San Francisco Minstrels F C Miller Plnh- and White Gossamer Geo R French & Sons Shoes for the Masses A W Watson China. Glassware and Crock ery N Jacobi Hardware Co -Sportsman's Sup plies For other locals see fourth page. The brick in the lower end of Front street market needs replacing. j The new schedule on the C. :R. went into effect to day. hard on the newspapers. C. R. It is Hon. O. P. Meares is in Charlotte. holding the Criminal Court, which opened there this morolnff. 1 ortable -fire-place grates. Just tne thing for our climate. Are sold by tne i.- Jacobi lidw. Co. See Mr. A. W. Watson's He has lots of ad. in pretty I this issue. things for the holidav trade. Maj. C. P. Bolles, of the Hydro- graphic office, in Washington City is here on a visit to his family. : , An excursion party from the Pee Dee section is expected here to morrow, via the C. C. R. R. ' Do you suffer with catarrh? You can be cured if you take Hood's Sarsaparilla, the great blood purifier. Sold by all druggists. The N. Jacobi Hdw. Co. still lead in the sale of the best and cheapest heating and cooking stoves. t If you want a picture framed go to Heinsberger's. He has a large assortment of Mouldings to select from. t The work of laying the pavement on North Front street, bet ween Mul berry and the depot, is progressing 'We.Jiad hoped to publish to-day the appointments for the new Con ference year but they have not yet been announced. Do you use; loaded shells? You will find that they will save you time, trouble and expense. For sale by the N. Jacobi Hardware Co. t The Wilmington Amateurs will have a rehearsal to-morrow night at Mr. C. H. King's residence, corner Third and Nun streets. We have knives for your boys and scissors for your, girls. "What Avill please them more for presents? N Jx?cobi Hardware Co. t Indications. For North Carolina, fair weather preceeded by rain on the coast and stationary temperature. The renting of the pews in St. Paul's E. L. Church will take place to-morrow afternoon, at 3 o'clock. See notice in this issue. The Seacoast R. R. is. doing well now, notwithstanding the season. A bright, sunshiny day tempts out many people for a ride on the rail and a roast at the end of it. Mr. J. D. Mallard, who has been with Mr. H. C. Evans for the past ten years in the shoe business in this city, leaves here to-night for Fernandina, Fla., where he has a position with Mr. J. H. Prescott. "Silver-plated knives, forks,spoous, and child's sets, carving ves and forks. Make your friends happy by making useful presents. A nice line of the above is offered by the N. Jacobi Hdw. Co. Mr. Oronenberg's mammoth pic ture of the Wilmington Light In fantry is now on exhibition in. one of Mr. Katz's show windows and is attracting great attention. It is a splendid piece of work. Mr. George Harriss, Jr., of Phila phia, who has beeu here for some days on a visit to his father's family, accompanied by his wife will re turn to Philadelphia (n a day or two t but hopes to get back here for the Christmas holidays. Messrs. W. E. Worth & Jo. adver tise in this issue a large lot of pine slabs, which they will deliver in any part of the city at 70 cepti p,er p$f$ Tfcev' are chfcaw cueugli at' tifat til- . m. . ...(" : warm. pVicS auA nmfc'e a royal fire, around I - pricks and goods, -which everybody can gather ami get"! Jl JaoU HardW&re C0. ',) il'll"!! IP I F' The Board of Audit fand Finance, j Board of. County Commissioners and Board of Aldermen all meet this afternoon or to-night and the re ports will appear to-morrow. ,Mr. C. P. Lockey has moved his law office to the" new barber shop he has just opened on North Sec ond street, near Market. See ad. in this issue. Mr. Liejnnan Assigns. Late Saturday afternoon the fail ure? of Mr. A. Liebtuan was an nounced. He assigned to Mr. B. vjuwiiiau. me iiiiu4iiues are in uit about $9,000. There were rumors curre-nt on the street to-day of other failures but the rumor was a false one. . City Court. May'or Fowler disposed of the fol lowing cases this morning: Minnie Mills, disorderly conduct, $20 or 30 days. Emma Frayser, disorderly con duct, $10 or 20 days. James Foster and Henry Patter son, two tramps, were ordered out of the city. Minstrels To-Morrow Night. Ned Thomas' San Francisco min strels are billed for the Operallouse to morrow night. They come well recommended and We feel satisfied that it will prove to be a good show. It is Jhe second minstrel troupe to appear here this season and a good burnt cork company always draws well in Wilmington. The admission is 75 cents and the box sheet is no v open at Heinsberger's. where re served seats mav be secured. Tlie Laziest Mule. A young, well fed mule, while hauling a load of wood on Market street this morning, became "tired" and quietly laid down in the street. It remained there until the harness could be loosed and the dray rolled back and then felt two lazy to get up at first. Alter proceeding a short distance she (for it was a mare maid) . i.utAtucU te.il y-4ail Uown- a second time and the wood was taken frouf the dry and transferred to another while the mule got up and stood switching her tail and en joying the joke until she was driven off with the empty dray, when she laid down for the third time and was afterwards led off. It was evi dentally a case of genuine pure laziness. NEW ADVEJRTISEMKNTh Renting of Pews ILL TAKE PLACE IN ST. PAUL'S EVAN. w Lutheran church on Tuesday next, Dec. 4th, at 3 p. m. All who have rented this year and do not wish to retain their respective pew for next year, are requested to give notice thereof before the renting takes place. dec 3 It A Card. J HAVE REMOVED MY LAW OFFICE TO the same building with my new Barber Shop" No. 8 North Second Street, near Market street, dec 3 1W C. P. LOCKEY. Go to the Princess Street China,Glasswarc & Crockery Store IF YOU WANT BEAUTIFUL WARE OF ALL Descriptions. A nice line of fine China Dinner and Tea Sets Just imported. All of my friends and acquaintances are respectfully In vited to call and examine stock. Beautiful useful articles for Christmas presents. A. W. WATSON, dec 3 It ' 115 Princess Street. Sportsman's Supplies. " o Guns, Pistols, Knives and Ammunition, ISTOISTE BETTER. -o The Jacobi Axe. Every One Warranted. Merchants will find it the most salable. Tlmbermen declare It the BEST MADE. r . . o Wheelwrights and Carriage Makers Will find that we are lieadquarters for Rims, spokes, Hubs, Wheels, Axeis anaBoits. we sen tne rniiaaeinnia .tagie car riage Bolt, which is tne bisst MADE. -o- FISHEMEN Will find a largp assortment of Fishing Sup plies, such as Gill and Seine Twine, ; !Not Lines, Rope, Lead and Fish ing Tackle of all kinds. HOUSEKEEPERS Will be shown- the largest and cheapest lint of Cooking and Heating Stoves In ttye city and many other useful .household arti cles, such as CofTee Mills, sauce pas, iron"Mortar3,' etc We Want Your Trade shallUS all we can to please yo'i, fcw And shall-doaU we can to please yo'ubwh fci' So,FrwtStv 3 1888. NO 256. NEW ADVBUT1SBA1.RVTH. PLUSH o We do not propose waiting until after Xmas to cut the prices on 'our but commencing on to-moarow will oiler .REAL' BARGAINS in thjs line. This line embraces JACK ETS, on hand 32,34, 36, : j -o Dress Goods and BlacM Sillrs; We are showing in all of the NEWEST THINGS and at prices as lo w as ANY COMPETITOR, 4 , ' - CARPETS, ART SQTJAilES Sc RTJTOS . In all the Popular Stjies. . " . CLOSING OUT Ladies', Gent's and Children's Underwear, at remark ablv low prices. . ' "". . R. M. --IVlfcrntirej"..;;; uov20 JfORTil. FRONT STREET ' OPERA HOUSE. ONE N-GHT ONLY .1 Tuesday, December 4th KEFINED MINSTRELSY. THE NEW YORK FAVORITES. NED THOMAS' San Francisco Minstrels, Reserved Seats 75 cents, on sale at Heins berger's Monday Morning. dec 3 2t OD! WE OFFER ine AVERAGING 21 to 3 Inches in Thickness, AT Mis PERM i Delivered. o THIS IS THE CheapestWood In the Market, We know from experience, having buined thousands of cords in our furnaces. ii in Telephone Rio. 94 Terms Cash on Delivery. dec 3 It . 50,000 Florida Oranses. TE HAVE JUST RECEIV TWO CAR ln.irla f40rt Boxes of Clioiee Florida, Oranees I U2 to 200 to the box, extra large and" bright wnicn we can sen ai very low prices m 101s v sut, " - - JOHNSQS CO .-" dec 1st 128 Water Street. To Deliiiquent Tax-Payers. ! 'I 'IJLa ADVERTISED LISTS OF UNPAID t Taxes for the vear 1888 will be made up on therein, ana anr-inai uaie unw m r For the city, wm. a. willson. i Tax-Collector. For the State and County, -j- decl2t S.HMANENcSherlcr. WOOD! 1 P rLEASS KOTtCE. 7' - .... . We will fce clad to receive cornmrjnlcv.Tlo . . from our friends; on any arid all sur.jpcr. general interest, but . The name or the'wrrter must always be fnr nlshed to the Editor. . " Ccmmunicjrttons must bo written only on one side of the'papcr. . Personalities must be avoided. - And it 13 especially and particularly under stood that the Editor does not always enrxorse the views of correspondents anless so stated in the editorial columns. w i " ; ' - MU.TESKAS and WRAPS. Sizes 38, 40,-42 and 44; " ' -r '-. - '.'-'-'r ,: C u t i in g o f P r i c e c ' TO MAKE JiOOM FOR H(JLI DAY GOODS -V."; AT IVL M. K A T Z'G cash house;: -o- 500 Misses' and Children's Cloaks JUHteceived, from 11.98 upwards; -o- Every Variety ot ses at 35 per cent below regular value. -o ICASHMERES. ' 5 cents per yard." ' . ' -o- Double Width AllOURCLOTII, ' . - 8 cents per yard. r -o- Double Widtii ' , ' DRESS FLANNEL, worth 40c for 20c per yard. " -o- ONE LOT DRESS GOODS. worth from 75c to $1.50 per yam for 40c per yard PRIESTLEY'S SILK WRA PS , . ' FIUURED HENRIETTA, worth f 1.25 for 75 cents per yard. These Inducements ARE ONLY FOR THIS WEEK! As we must have sufficient room ln our estab lishment to display our HOLIDAY GOODS I o M. M. Katz' CASHHOUSEi v 116 iVJarket Stt WILMINGTON, N. C. dec 3 TUB FAMOUS iromine-Arsenic Water, " FOR SALE BY MUNDS BROTHERS, Pamphlets ln a few days. AgcntSi. B r i c k & S h i h g I o G . 200000 NOW ON iia1' at his Coal and Wood Yard. ' i , J- S3PJRI2SrC3r33K, Healtliful Pine Fibre js ALL TJSED TO MAKE BAGGING AND .matting. Therefore we can buy no morj?. We have now . u . , Only One Bale Ii Before-ft is gone send in 7Qttk for ; ; : Pine Eibr tj-lTattrcsses. , First cjmc, first served. . Price f6.50. W5WELL & CUMMING, s:r-' opposite City Hall. : V I -
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