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published every evening Sundays excepted,"
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Uvertlsing rates low and liberal.
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TOUPSD LIVER'
j k'wii by these marked peculiarities t
j a ! !i"5 of weariness and pains In the
iifi brealh, bad tasto in the mouth,
ami furred tongue.
co.i-iifation, with occasioual attacks
ni linirriicea. "
11, .i l.Khe, in mo iront or tho head:
nausea, dizziness, and. yellowness of
skin.
5. II, art burn, loss of appetite.
6. ):-trutiou of the stomach and bowels
by wind. '
7. I), i rcinu of spirit. and great melan
r'u!y, with- lassitude and a disposition
t leave everything for to-morrow.
A natural flow of ISile from the LIrer
Is cciitial to good health.. When this
is obstructed it results in '
BILIOUSNESS,
which, if neglected, soon lead3 to serious
di -a-. Simmons Id ver Regulator exerts
ani"-: felicitous influence over every kind
of i.niousnos. It restores the Idvcr to
pn'i- r working order, regulates tho secre
tin: : bile and puts the digestive organs
iQsiu Ji condition that they can do their
bt-st work. After taking this medicine no
ou- will say, "1 am billons."
I have born subject to severe spells of Con
grsrir.i: rf the Liver, and have been in the habit of
ua.fri ia 1 5 to 20 grains of calomel which gen
erally mo up for three or four days. Lately I
have In-eii taking Simmons Lver Relator,
which cave me relief without any interruption to
laities-.." J. Huoc, Middleport, Ohio.
O.Vfcl aEJiVIJtmE
fca ( ir stamp in red on front of Wrapper
J. II. Zeilin & Co., Philadelphia, Pa.
U'.v -x i- 1st p d&wy en
'STOKLEY'J.'
UK A HE NOW PltK-fe.
(i
v rv Js .-vi-
sll x 1,0 may call upon us with the
Finest. Oysters
to iy h ul on the coast. We have made special
pivpam ions lor the Season.
Myrtle Grove, Middle and
1
Stump Sound Oysters
always on hand. Served promptly and In any
sijifticsirea. v. ii. stokley,
oct Mtf Wrlghtsvllle.
Pimples, Sores," Aehes and Pains.
Whn a hundred bottles of sarsaparilla or
othr pretentious specltics fall to eradicate in
born scrofnla or contagious blood poison, re-
mmiber that B. B. B. (Botanic itlood Balm)
lias gained mauy thousand victories, in as
many seemingly incurable instances, send to
the mood Balm Co.. Atlanta, Ga., for Book of I
Wonders," and be convinced. Tt Is the onIn
TRITE BLOOD Pl'KIFrEK.
(;. W. Messer, Howell's X Roads, Ga., writes.
i was afflicted nice years with sores.- All
tue medicine I could take did me no srood. I
then tried B. b. b. and 8 bottles cured me I
souncL I
Mtv; M Wnnr, Tr,r1 Vm,tln To.o
wnles: "A ladr frlpntl or minfi was t.rmihlprl
with bumps and nlmnles on her face and neck. I
She took three bottles of B. B B., and her skin I
got sort and smooth, pimples disappeared and j
BTucaiinimprovett greatly."
das. u uoswortn. Atlanta. Ga.. writes: I
"S)mo years aero I contracted blonrt nnison. T I
aauno apatite, my mgestlon - was ruined. I
rteunutismdrewupiuyltmbssolcouldharajor
it waii;. my tnroa&was cauterized nvetimes.1
Hot springs gave me no benent, and my life
T.Km.A Af tiiiiw:iiTvHi T t ik rt m n i I
bottles cured me." novlOl'veorlw I
ua. surnrisin7 as ir mnv swm inn use nr five I
II. CRONENBEItG,
TIIK PHOTOGKAPIIKK.
CIVB HIM A TIUAL!
All W'orK. Guaranteed.
l'ictuivs taken Single or in Groups.
sejt:itf
CAUTION
fcEISLS' Jr5?L r the price
rat)el on the bottom of aU my advertised
More leavmR the facton which protect
11," races ana iMenoritoods.
gjeaitr offers W. L. Douglas shoes at a re-
todnJPri' or sa'3 be has th" without my name
rfPe stamped on the bottom, put him down as
fful-
W".
si?5?
L. DOUGLAS
i3SHOE.
"FOR
GENTLEMEN.
SotiE SEAMIJCSS'-Shoe smooth
RlP. y M hand-ecweti anU WILL
SGI4S 84 SHOE, the rlsinal
tSA,Kl '-wed welt i shoe. Emiala icu.
IVU weif SHOE Is unexceU
N?V,L. Doit?1.1?1 S,Rle the price.
l&-uJt- "'ebest in the world 1
J.
G-
for
J-r tr.ma. Button and Ioe. Tf not
R?JCKrovirrJLrtte W. i lOUGLAS. antl
(GTc.i " A&ASS. !
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YQL XIL WILMINGTON, N C WKDNESDAY DECEMBER 5, 188a
LOCAL HXTSKTS.
Indxx to Npwr Advertisements.
J J IIedrick Suitings
Mujjds Bnos Pharmacists
B Gooeman At signer's Sale
M 31 Katz Cutting 01 Prices
Howell .t cuhmixu Mattressc3
IlEixscKi'.fiEK -Christmas Goods
Ii M McIn-tiuk-p1u.su Wraps Kcduccd
V C MiLi.EK-v-Piti1 ;.n.i mute Gossamer
Geo u FiSENcn .'tons -Shoos for the Masses
Chan-c of tailing i;,ys N Y & Wii ss Lino
The receipts of cotton at this port
to day- foot up 1,252 bales.
Col. Thos. ,V. .Strange leaves here
to-night for Xmv York on a short
business trip.
Col. W. N. IMlen. of Clinton, was
in the city to-day for a few hours,
on one of his rare visits.
AH. kinds of School Books and
School Supplies can be bough
cheapest at. f Icinsl"rirrV
Portable lire-place grates. Just
the thing for our climate. Are sold
by the N. Jacobi Hdw. Co.
After diphtheria, scarlet fever or
pneumonia. Hood's Sarsa pa til la will
give streiigrh to the system, and ex
pel all poison from the blood.
The N. .lacohi Ildw. Co. still lead
in the sale of the best and cheapest
heating and cooking stoves.
if you want a pi.-ture framed go
to ITeihsbergei-'s. He has a large
assortm n?. of Mouldings to select
from. t
Do you use loaded shells? You
will find that they will save vou
time, trouble and expense. For sale
by the N. Jacobi Hardware Co.
We have knives for vour bovsaui
scissors for your girls. What wil
l;h,:T.tIhIe,n1morofor
IJucobi Hardware Co.
presents? 2i
t
The Wilmington Cotillion Club
meet at 8 o'clock to-night, at the
Orton House, to perfect arrange
ments for the next grand cotillion
party.
Mr. T. B. Henderson has been ap
pointed agent here for the sale -tf
the combination fence and fence
supplies manufactured bv O. M.
Styron, at Norfolk.
The heaviest fog of the season was
that which confronted early risers
this morning. But the sun soon
dispersed it .and it has since been
.i .i ...r j-., 1,1 xi
llUttl VJ O 111 I VJ I I cl U 1 tJ W Cc I I I C T.
Silver-Dlated knives. forks?snoons.
. , , ., . . . . ,
and chi Id's sets, carving knives and
forks. Sfakn vnnr friins linnntrhv
J --.- j
inaknif user n I nrpspnts A tnet Hii
1 , . . -r
tI,e above is offered by the N.
Taeobi TTrKv Pn
JHtoul . aVk' Kj
.
inctnuicsiuiivui kuuus hi tuts
(-., at 101 r....K...
pied by Mr. A. Liebman, will be
sold at actual cost for cash by Mr.
B. Goodman, the assignee. The
stock consists of dry goods, cloth
ing, shoes, hats, Sec, aud the goods
must be sold at once.
The African Mission.
Rev. Carson L. Powell, of the
North African Baptist Mission, pass-
ed thro Uirh the cit v last nir'ht OU
K SL "'1U t u
His way to air U Ml, to Visit his
J t ... . ...
mother. Mr. Powell is in this coun-
. .. lx. A , . ..
try on a visit relative to his mission-
His family are in Africa. He wil1
probably return here in a few days
aud if so may be expected to preach
in this city.
Stamling Committee in Session.
The. members of the Standing
Committee of the episcopal Diocese
of East Carolina have been in ses
sion "here to-day at the residence of
the Secretary of the Diocese, Dr. A.
J. DeRosset. This committee con.
sistsof Rev. J. C. Huske, D. D., Rev.
N. Collin Hughes and Rev. Robert
B. Draue. We applied for a report
of the proceedings and were told j
that it would be impossible to fur
nish it in time for our paper this af
ternoon. Ieatli of 3Ir. Geo. C. Jones.
We regret to learn of the death of j
Mr. George C. Jones, one of the I
most prominent and useful citizens
of Wayne county. He died this was '"ST outside or the steamship
morning at his residence, .Jones' j Mcosian, at the wharf of the Wil
Mill, near Goldsboro. niington Cotton Compress, and;
Mr. Jones was the only brother of
our esteemt-d fellow eiti.-n, Mr. H.
Jones, Cliairmvn of tin Boanl i.f
Amlitand Finance, of this city, and
one dau-hter.
The interment
"
V tilkc n LinA nt HnWklwirn In mnr. 1
f- ... jjnuuence 01 liquor, ii is . ooiiy nas
Bishop Haid to Lecture Here. j Well Done !
Rt. Rev. Leo Haid will visit oar There was a very interesting event
city shortly. He is expected to ar-! at Burgaw yesterdaj It was the
rive here next Saturday night and presentation of a gold headed ebony
to preach in St. Thomas1 Church oh j cane to Mr. J. T. Bland, Chairman
Sunday morning. At night he will , of the Democratic County Commit
lecture,delivering the first ot aserfea tee, as a recognition of the zeal and
of eight discourses on the different lability with which he hadmaraged
phases of Christian doctrine. Oh " the recent campaign in that county,
these oceasious the seats will be freo j Our correspondent at Burgaw sub
and all will be cordially welcomed. mits the following report of this in-
Our Little Ones.
Our" Little Ones for DocemVer is
i.o.wi if ; u i i , ,.
Hand. It is as bright and sparkling
and attractive as ever, gemmed, as
: i- i 51-1- Ml ' i 1,
ii i, wim iiiusirauons on pvrv
tists. there is no production in this!
country mat excels tins for the jtr
i At .... - - -
venile mind
It is always new, fresh
and original and its advent is al
,
ways eagerly looked for. Issued by
the Russell Publishing Co., 36Brom-
field street, Boston, at 1.50 a year.
Sales at Auction.
Messrs. Cronly & Morriss sold at
auction to-day, at the Couit House
door, house and lot on Nun street,
between Second and Third, South
side, 06x110 feet, for $1,925.
Two lots, corner Seventh and
Wooster streets, for $300.
The above sales were made sub
ject to confirmation.
Fifty shares Citizen'sBuilding and
Loan Association at $15.75 per share
which is just par value.
City Court.
Mayor Fowler disposed of the fol
lowing cases this morning:
Sarah Ray, drunk and down, $10
or 10 davs in a close cell.
Chas. Onslow, disorderly conduct,
$10 or 20 days. .
Chas. Jones, charged with swear
ing out a warrant against a man
and failing to appear, was made to
pay the costs, which was $3.15.
There were five white tramps who
were escorted to the city limits with
a warning not to return agaiii. '
Not to he Sold.
We iM-eerl"! to hear that tbe coQ"'
templated lease, or sale, of the At
lantic Coast Line, as to which ru
mors were rife some few weeks ago;
has beengiven up. The Wilmington
& Weldon R. R. forms a prominent
and integral part of this line and
while the rumored transfer was
spoken of the stock of this road was
not held so .firmly. We hear, sub
rosa, that the proposed purchasers,
the Richmond Terminal people, re
fused to pay the price demanded by
the owners of the W. & W. R. R. for
their stock and certificates, which
was $500 for both.
Aud Why ot?
Michigan is a long way from here
and it is a long distance to hau
cabbages, yet Messrs. W. E. Worth
& Co. got a car load from that State
yesterday and sold nearly half o
them to arrive. There were about
8.000 in the car load and the aver
age weight was about 8 pounds, al
though one cabbage was found in
the lot which weighed 17 pounds
Now, why can't we raise these cab
bages here, right here at our own
doors? If it pays to raise them in
Michigan and sell them in Wilming
ton it ought to pay to raise them
lere and sell them here.
The Kuuior Confirmed.
There was a rumor here on Mon
day to the effect that a man had
been drowned from a steamship ly
ing at one of the compresses and a
Revikw reporter made earnest ef
forts to iiud out the facts in the
! case. Un investigation it seemed to
be an idle rumor and so we let it go
by. But now it seems that, it is
quite probable that the rumor was
true, although it seems strange that
it has taken two whole days to sub
stantiate the rumor of tbe man's dis
appearance. Patrick Toomey was the man's
name. He was a fireman on board
the Br. steamship Ilelmslcu, which
"ce lor Liverpool on &at-
"rly He was drowned, it
'eiliet on Saturday night. The ship
1 1 m T n i
Toomey,passing from the latter ves-
. rv a iaia i
sei lue JMMWJT. iii dween the
yti t .ft - a
rwo - 1 ne wateiiman on ioard heard
Toy fall and his cry for help,
m x m
ia0nnnL.,ii i, 1 . 1 i,
louiuey naujusi come auoani and
i.r. . .. - . . - . I
tub-VI 1m
I teresting occasion:
i
t I AC c ?K to ay tbe ringing of
se eourt house bell attracted a
large crdwdr which assembled in the
! court room, whereupon, on motion
' F U C Ulin.n C A I I T .1
ijti " , i-, . 1 1 . x u.u
meeting to be for the nurnose of
. . ... I
j presenting a gold headed cane by
j V "UOCi?rl'f '-v ?
uwu - iiaiiu, VlItlll illctu Ul till
Democratic Executive Committee of
the county,as a slight testimonial of
tneir appreciation of his services
i .1 i-U. j. v
during the recent campaign. On
motion, Messrs. H: E. Shaw and
Jas. h. Moore were aDnointed a
committee to wait on Mr. Bland and
a
request his presence.
After the committee had discharg
ed its duty and Mr. Bland had en
tered the room, the chairman call
ed on Mr. L. H. McClammy to pre
sent the cane, which he did in one
Of the neatest and best impromptu
speeches Ave ever heard. At the
close of Mr. McClammv's speech.
r. B and resnonderl. neeentinD the
cane in a very happv and appro-
priate speech. "
Dr. W. T. Ennett nroduaeri and
read a letter from Hon. O. W. Ma
Clammy, thanking Mr. Bland f r
the very zealous work done by him
lor the party and especially for the pessary is me aany cause oi prcma
Congressional part of the ticket. ture old age to the sight. You can get
On motion the gentlemen were re-
quested to turnish copies of their,
speeches for publication; but owing
to the fact that thev were almost
wholly impromptu, they asked to be
excused.
Tt wns m vai-v nlMBnf nnsinn
and was heartily enjoyed by the
larcre crowd present.
Audit and Finance.
The Board of Audit and Finance
met in. adjourned session yesterday
afternoon.
A .communication from tho Board
of Aldermen, announcing action
taken on sundry matters at the last
meeting of that Board, was read.
The resolution that the Maj'or be
empowered to exchange the horses
of the Wilmington Hook & Ladder
Co., for another pair and that the
sum of $300 be appropriated for
that purpose was concurred in-
the amount not to exceed $300.
The action of the Board of Alder,
men in recommending the purchase
of the old Hook and Ladder truck,
for $450, Wits not concurred, in. The
chairman seemed inclined to fayor
the purchase, or at least, to defer-
ring action for the present; but, he
said, the board were unable to tell
whether the Hook and Ladder Com
pany desired the city to purchase
the old truck for their use they
had heard nothing from any mem
ber of the company, as to whether
they wished it or not and if the
company did not desire it and it
was intended to form a new hook I
and ladder company," he was op
posed to the city making the pur
chase. Mr. Calder suggested that if the
new truck purchased tor the com
pany is unsuited for use here, it
vould be best to exchange it at
once for one that is adapted to the
work required.
The action of the Board of Aider
men in empowering the Committee
on Markets to rent -. Giblem Lodge
for a Third Ward market house was
discussed. Mr. Calder suggested
4.1.. 4- i 1 -1 i.l .
tucit oiiaiueriitiou oe ueierreu uuti
the nexfeannual appropriations are
called for. The chairman said he
would favor the project if it could
be done at a reasonable price. Fi
nally, on Mr. Calders motion, fur
ther consideration was deferred un
til the cost of establishing the pro
posed market is ascertained.
Bills were audited and approved
as follows: Current expenses, $5.
53740; refunded poll tax (error in
jsting) $2.76,
The Minstrel Lat Night.
There was a good audience at the
Opera House last night, although
some of them took a long time to
get there, and a good performance.
It is. pronounced one of the bwt
minstrel shows we have ever hail
here. The . music was good, the :
singing was gootland the jokes were
not all, too stale to be enjoyable. :
The show Wound-up bv a very en-
joy&nIe faroe Wliicli was receive
with continued rounds of applause
Annt .....
NO 258,
The Special Agent of the Esquit
able Life Assurance Society of X.
Y., Mr. C. Rigby, states: That he
was cured of a severe case of lum
bago by two applications of Salva
tion' Oil.
Conference Appointments.
From a private dispatch received
by a gentleman of this citv from 4
Newbern we are enabled togive our
readers the following appointments
made by the North Carolina Annual
Conference at its session just closed;
Presiding Elder Wilmington Dist
Rev. P. I). Swindell.
Grace Church, Rev. W. S. Creasy.
I- ifth Street, Rev. R. C. Beaman.
aden Street, Rev. T. Page Ric
aud.
Wilson, Rev. D. f!. Tuttle.
Beaufort, Rev. F. A. Bishop.
Charlotte, Tryon St reet, Dr.
D.
Pool.
Raleigh, Edenton Street, Rev. J. H.
Cordon.
South port. Rev. J. M. Ash by.
Clinton, Rev. C. P. Jerome.
Scott's Hill; Rev. J. E. Bristowe.
Mattamuskeet,Rev. J. O. Guthrie.
Raleigh District, Rev.W. S. Black,
P. E.
j Kock Crystal Spectacles and Jiyeglassei
Advice to old and young: in se
. . . . . .
uous not. to take .more magnifying
vower than has been lost to the ye
as in the same proportion that you
pass that point of increase, will cause
you further injury to the eye. Using
glasses of stronger power than is ne-
the best at Heinsberger's
S K W ADYE LIT IS VI SI KNT
ASSI&fflGG S 316.
"
T A1 SELLING THE VALUABLE
stock of
liiylioodSjClothmgIioes.HatSj&c
Conveyed to me by A. Liebman. and
contained In
Store Na, 124 S. Market Si ,
AT ACTUAL COST FOR CASH.
Goods Must be sold at Once,
B. GOODMAN,
dec 5 3t Assignee of A. Liebman.
lw York & WUniint?f.oB-
Steamship Co',
FROM PIER 29, east river, new yoke
, .
.waucu wma-u uu.unotTs ana itooseveir. sts.
FROM WILMINGTON-
GULF STREAM... ....Tuestlav. Dee. ii
pioneer.
.Tneodnv 1pp i I
.rriuay. jjec. 14 1
v '
BNEFATOR
tsr Through Bills Lading fln rarest. Thm
ffaSJo and from poinVsin North
vx. ojiAiiwjiB , oupenntenaent,
wnminot.nn
THEO. K EGER, Traffic Manager.
now 1 orK.
WM. P. CLYDE & CO.. Gen l Ae-e.nts
decs 35 Broadway. NeAv York. 1
- " 1
Healthful Pise Fibre
Al.l, LSEO TO MAKE BAG(tING AND
Mattlmr. Therefore Ave can i.jv no more. v,
"avenow
Only O.ie Left
Before It is trone send in vour orders for
Pine Fibre Mattresses.
First come, tirst served. Price f;.50.
HOWELL & (.UMMING,
Oppaslte City nalL
Specials
PIONEER . ...Saturday Dec 8 !, assuret! success. The illustrations will -
BENEFACTOR Wednesday! DeS 12 BNVaW4 ?otMnsVmakS
STHEAM Saturday! Dec. 15 Snm bcgcd. a"ctlve and in- , :
GARDEN HOSE, Dog COLLARS, lawn scientific papers for the year will a remark---I
able article bv Prof, .inhn TmmhH
Mowers, Fishlniz Tackle. Come in and font-1
at them. We have thegood3 and can make
the prices to suit.
W. E. SPRINGER & CO.
my Mtf
14 Front St., Wilmington. N. o
Plow eady.
i t am FULLY PREPARED to furnish
iLVut11!
iCity. Also a fine assortment of Toilet soap,
PiSJJffSl
my s,or Sfffllrlfa n..
oct 13 tf N.W. cor. Fifth and CaK?lests.
Removed.
Wtlmusgfon $iwpk Trust Ctmpany.
HAVE REMOVED TO No. 10S PRINCESS
Street, the office reeent iv rrun- tn,r i
BeUamy. Jr., where business win herel
. PLEASE XOT1CE.
We; will be glad to receive "corimnnlcatl
from our- friends on any. and all subject
general interest, but jf -
The name of the writer musj; always re fur
nisied to the Editor. - r - -
communications must be Trritten only cr.
one side of the paper: .
t Personalities must be avoided. - : .
And it 13 espec;ally and particularly unC: r
stcod that the Editor does not always ecders .
the views of correspondents "unless so state 1
inthe editorial columns
Ninv AHVCIf TISEfllKNTi.
Stall Rio. S,
Foinih Street Market . Ho use
y 2VfrL ALWAYS FIND SUPPLIED wit h
Pcsand Sausage to be found In
fVc k'i4nrt, in Jom order for Christina.
clSe any part of.tho city free oi -
acUlv.- ' . C. E.YOOD.
OPERA-HOUSE.
a.-r-n--S - , :.
Hat iirday, I)pc;-nibr 8th
SPECIAL MATINEE AT 20 P. 31., EVENING
AT 8 O'CLOCK.
The ORIGINAL and ONLT Version approved
by theVuthor, GEO. V.'. PECK, and '
plaj cd only by .
ATKINSON'S C03IEDY C6.. -
HICK'S BAD BOY.
SPECIAL NEW SCENERY.
New Medleys. Songs and Dances, New and
Unique specialties, Our Own Orchestra
, aiiu zouave urassuand. " -Matinee
Prices 25 and so cents. "
Evening Prices Reserved Seat a . snm - -
sion51)e. (aIerv25e,
t;S sccw,lat heinsberger's without ex
tra charge Vci:vt,ithfi.
Assignee ' s S ale I
-o
Selling Out at Cost.
o-
QOMMEXt INC. ON T(-MORIiOW THE EN -
tire Stoelc of Goods of . ; . . . , -.
Chas F Browne &.Oo , . :
IN ' ' . . -Store
No. HO N. Water 8t ,
will be sold at Cost to close.: The stock con
sists Tobacco. Cigars, lildes. Furs, Fruit,
country Produce, &c.
THOs.W. STKANGB,
deo41w Assignee.
A Card.
J irAVE REMOVED MY LAW OFFICE TO
the same building- with my new Barlier Shop :
No. 8 North secona Street, near Market street,
dec 3 lw . - c. P. LOCKEY." :
-THISFA-ftlOCJS
Bromiiie-Arsenic Water,
V FOR SALE BY -- r
MUNDS BltOTIIEIiS, .
Pamphlets in a few days. , Agents. '
Brick & Shinglec.
200)000 yow ON nAND AT 1113
Coal and Wood Yard. ' -
nov s tf '
Scribner's Magazine
For 1885.
The publishers of scRTHNrKws xnm tvt.
P?ipe'ials, vthiieataii times pr!..;.
fFj9P:
cfv.mnnths hwC l" n-uiuiii? me past, -
' r"""1-"'-' tuu xuucaacu ejtceuence or its
S3Eln5y "?way articles), and it "
,.vVVMU j nuu . new iiuneiua and
lected.
THE RAILWAY ARTICLES Will bo enntfn.
ciaily interestintr by Ex-PostmVr7r "ncZIZZ
mv, t . ' . - . v-av a ua
J-"""itl imurauu - j.ne Jtanwar .postal Hr
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