.r:
THIS PAPER-
puWisbed every evening Sundays excepted
By JOSH. T. James, jkotot ana nop.
SUBSCRIPTIONS, POSTAGE PAID: .
one year, $4.00. Six monUis J3.00. THree
mouths. $1.00. One montli, 35 cents.
The paper will be delivered' by carriers, free
of charge, in any part of the city, at the above
rates, or 10 centiper week : 'v -. '
Advertising rates iow and liberal ' -ir
Subscribers trill please - report any and
til failures to receive their paper regularly. v
Pra Coal, $4 a Ton
MMIISIS A NEW SIZE OP COAL--ABO ITT
I as large as Peanuts and for certain- kinds
or stoves having strong drafts It is a very
heap fuel. j?cmemocrr.
OXLYS4.00PKRTOX.'
kll other Coals as che3p in propornou anu
ompeUUon will be met ail round. .Whl.b re-
dec III- ' . ' : '- JA. SPitTXGKK.
Did You Know That
i; in in in! c d mi- Li ewoh
j 1
EKA'M & 14-KS
?gni?ps & Seserttam,
rpo l.lah Ytic? : ' -Well,
it is cerralnly so. and "Utavoner," loo !
Holiday Presents.
. I HI 'MS. COLOGNE CASKS. DKESSINO
m . ' . -
r?sps Work Boxes, etc, etc., also a complete,
stocKOi.uruaiiuuciiAioaiau -
f. c.
Drugstore.-
Corner Fourth and Nun Sts.,
P s prescriptions nlled day and nlgbt.
Th Oheapes
ri'iiK BEST PLACE. AND THE CHEAPEST
J .;.rfrfni..ra on Hnria nfTtM WORK I
ldonf is at MCCARTNEY'S shop, on Market
Nortn swtween second and Tmro
rvtitnfitna cbccrfiuly furnished and ell omers.
. : ,;w.c nttnntnn npriora Ti-rim lnpiiiitr ivucii uvuiuicu. i
?oynrry souoited. . . npc7tf
"STOKLEY'S "
jWE( ARE NOW PRE-
parea 10 aucuiuiuuuttn;
all who may call upon us with the
Finest Oystei-s
t be had on the Coast. Wq have made special
- ' ' ' . . 1
..innHntir.tia ,ho uanenn - - i
nri n. J J'l -ri5
DUyrUP U1UVC, J111UUIO ttuu
Hnguwvuip.
, xr wnS'nnin. who
would be cured If they gave B. z: B.JJotamc
: . ,.1
Blood
To.
that
rr
, J. o. cibson; Meridian. Miss., writes:
rui I
m t r..pnml imtnlrl lorrnniC! I
from blood poison.
several pruuuucui
. . l,r, I
na.w uiume lime it iuiy yuuv. x o"v
ntn.n. -11.1 L V J A. A J A
T bMJ"an to use I
B. B. b. with vprv little faith, but. to my utter
surprise, it "has made me . a well ana. nearly
3UU- ' : . ' i
z. t. iiallerton, Macon, Ga.. writes: -icon.
iractea blood poison, i nrst tnea pnyBiuious,
ana then went to Hot Springs. i .reiuraea
ed to do me any good. My mother persuaded
me iu iry l.. j. i. xu uiy uuci aowuni
evervnifrmiikjvripaipfi-i'
Benl
i years from syphilitic blood poison! which
rern-jed to be cured by all treatment. rnysi
gans pronounced It a hopeless case. I had no
aDpetite, had pains In hips and Joints and
v-kidneys were-diseased. My throat was
s. t ".'.ited and my breast a mass of running
'sorrs'. in this condition I commenced a use of
B. B. B. It healed every ulcer and sore and
cured me completely witlun two months."
dec 10 lm d&w . "
H. f CRONES BERG,
THE rHOTOGRAPHER. '
GIVE HIM A TUIALi!
All WorK. Guaranteed. j.
Pictures taken SlngleCork Groups.
sept 24 tf . - 1
CAUTION
Bew.re oMrnnd- umT name and tbo tirlec I
. - . " .
re stamped on the bottom of aU my adrertlsed I
hoes before leaTing the lactory, whjch protect
the wearers airainst blrh trlcea and inferior
U a dealer offers W. L. T)onelas 6boes at a re-
duced price, or says he has them without my nai
and price stamped on the bottom, put him down
name
as
VJ. L. DOUGLAS
$3 SHOE. oiSU.
Tho nnlv .1f t KTTA1MX.ESS Shoe smooth
Inside. xnTiriTN or WAX THREAD to
hurt the feet, easy as hand-sewed and WILL.
NOT T . . -
W. L. DOTJGtAS 84 SHOE, the original
ud only hand-sewed welt $4 shoe. Equals cus-
W. L. IOCGL.AS 3JM POLICE SHOE.
iiroaa Men and Letter carriers au weirunrm.
Smooth Inside' as a Hand-Sewed Shoe. No Tacks
ww ax Thread to hurt the feet.
HAN'8 SHOT: la Lbe beat -in the urorld -fut
ttMirb wear r one nair busrht to wear a roan a yean
W. L.. DOUGLAS 82 SHOE FOR BO
IS ihehMf Kjhvnl K)uuiU-thnrlli. I :
I W. L. DOUGLAS 11.75 YOUTH'S Scliool
Shoe i -giyea the smalt Bdys a chance to- wear the
- .shoes in the world. . v. ..
Ail mafle In IVtnvvMB. Ttnttnn and Tre. If 'not
J"!0 leaTer, write W. I. DOUGLAS
cuvaioif. ma si. - .... ..... ..-a
Poraahj.bjl,
' Rtlimn Snnn'fi fluRtfir5 saw her. Mrs. JJayis you now, waj Websteris on his way to Washing
btUmp OOUna UySXrS alway .your rt.c d;. 0 .on bnsiness connected
alwavs on hanu. serveu prompiiy jiiiu in ;iu i jmvt! un rejmni wn . . - , . . I-
sSaesiA w. H. STOKLEY. helxra of vonr honorable prosperity, with the Order, and his stay here
(M t 10 tf
Balm) atriaL Send to the Blood Balm nowi uuuiuisiicv u.j
Atlanui, Pa., for book of wonderful cures, you anu interest, 111 yui ""M;;
rtii.my,vllwi On P.lir ahnfle TI.1V T mill! Alt TO VOU
CUII 1ULX lilt; IUUV Btvl-yi. ICU. i U, J I
. . 4 Ant- n 'ATt Irtrt I 1 T 1U V." 1 i T 1 I I V (A V ' v... " T .
"
. U. L. DOUGLAs SIIC1K is unexceueu
forheaTT wear. Best Call Shoe for the price, - -'
ill
VOL. XI LI.
Charleston has a bank, the Ger I
mania Saving Bunk, that1 has de-j
clared an annual dividend of 16 per 1
cent.- ; Stock in that bank is a good i
thing to havei ? ' - .
.- -rr-
The old South Carolina It. R. is in
trouble. It will default in payment
of interest on! its second mortgage )
The stock and bonds have I
bonds
both declined heavil v in New York.
' n
Gen. GrenTell, who is in charge of s
the' English forces in the Soudan,
a portly man about six feet in height
Ho wears a long drooping mustache,
and is never without a cigar in his
mouth'
Ther are those who say
that he has a wife and family in
Cairo, but Tie; himself denies that
ia 112 mn fii a1 H i nJtimtr rvf rrrpat. 1
personal-courage.
This is a special telegram fron
Rtileigh to the New York Herald:
James II. Jones, colored, of this
Ml'tSK
President of the Southern Confed-
eracv, wrote him a letter some weeks
ago expressive or ins nign regaru.
his former master since bo-li were
taken to Portress Monroe J.on?s
Georgia and made great efforts to
aaf.i hu. mastpr's pf.infi Mr.
jjavjy makes special' mention of him
in his liistorvj Jones has made par-
ticular denial of the story that Mr.
DavJs attired in woman's cloth-
, ,
Since the war , Jones has lived
nere. ne is n ivepuuinjau iu puauw
and has for eighteen years been an
Alderman. His love for Mr. Davis
amounts to devotion.
came toX tiSa Mrbavls, dated
of linAitr-nir Miss . T)r
4 1 was very glad to receive your
letter, witn ts assurance 01 iviuu r-
. . Ill 1 - 1
membrance. and it gave pleasure
.,, ,o n o nrui ir ir va n onenrn nnr.
onlv to me but also to my daughter,
was an infant. when you last
I4,.i i.n.rn ran tlinf U moo iirhof vncl...:il
due to vour integrity and fidelity.
Tlie iuanv years which have come
nnrl Ann L-mfln ttra lf rf.Pf I .IIJIVA 111
.""v.. - t- r
the last nliotoeranh taken of me in
owipp tliat, vnu mieht see me as I
-i r
I1UW ill II.
i ."17--4-. 4-1. 1nr.4- ... c.1-, - f tntrcolf
IV 1L11 LUC UCSl W13I1CD vl .J.,
.r "-p. n ,.r 1,11,1 T
k 1 -V1 ih'us""m .
. ,
i n.111 i rin v vuu
" " J , "
'Jefferson Davis."
-.. , 4.
- Mr. j. ecnraaer, a xsooKJieepci i
1 1 Rerman St.. Baltimore, aiu,
:hjlpa...jV.spd Salvation Oil for
rheumatism from which Pve sutler--
. G, crreativ ior; a long wiiue nuu
r S T v:. T.ni,i
"not be witnout it at any cost.
LOCAL. USHES.
INDEX. TO NSW ADVERTISKMENTS 1
Munds Bros Pharmacists
R M McIntire Many Thanks ,
J E Sampson Schedule B Tax i
F C Miller Holiday Presefnts
Howell & cumming Mattressss
M, M Katz Grand Clearing Sale.
J J HEDRiCK-7-Special Inducements
Hkinsberger -New Y'ear Grceilngs
W E Springer & Co For the Holidays
Geo R French & Sons Patent Leather Tips
The Democrats of Wilmington will
I. . . .. i ? i i r t 1. 1
llOKl a meeting tO-nigul iu orouMju
un i.,, r,Q r.rm nil
Hall. tOllie one, come ail.
All kinds of School Books
and
School Supplies can be bough
cheapest at HeinsbertrrV
Portable fire-place grates, .mst
the thine for our climate. Are sold
bv the N. Jacobi Hdw. Co. t
Indications.
For North Carolina,
rns' nnrl
lair aUU
warmer weather.
HooiVs Sarnarilla is a purely vege-
table preparation, being free from
injurious iuirrt;uit5iii. uispcvumu
in its curative power. .
Ifyouwanta picture rramea ..fro
large
to Hemsberger's. He nas a large
assortment of Mouldings to s4ect
trom. , . ' t
We have knives for. yoaVboysaud
scissors for your girls. AVhat wil
olease them more for nresents? N
Jcobi Hardware Co.
The eclipse of the sun here yes
terday afternoon was a great and a
oomplete success. It was an im
provement on' . the . performance
promised in the almanac. The grtat
luminary; set totally eclipsed by
the clouds. , .
Quite v large number from the
citv went down to the'8ound vester
day. Nearly everybody stopped at
Wrightsville. It was a pleasaut'day
and a friend has showi us the bill
of fare at Capt. Manningts place '
j which mad.e upasgowIaNewA'ears
dinpeir as any one need want. -
WILMINGTON, N. C, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 2, 188a
We gain this month 35 minuteof 1
daylight.
The receipts of cotton at this port
to day foot up 241 bales. . :
New moon yesterday afternoon at
54 minutes-past 3 o'clock. ' ' ;
This month has five Tuesdays, five
Wednesdays and five Thursdays.
Turner's almanac promises snow
nil '6tipni v wUfhor fnr .Tliiiradft.v? i
- --r ' - ' '
We are sorr -to hear that Mr. Wil- f
liam M. Porsson is sick and confined
to the house. . - , iv ,
Mayor Fowler is still sick,
and
Acting Mayor Fishblate presided at
the City Court to day ' i
rril . , 7
. - 1 :
on the bar at dead low tide. This,'
with a rise of 4J feet, gives feet
at high tide. i
We were pleased to receive a visit
trwW fmm Afr. H: C . Mofiflttof the
WImevme Mr. Moffitt I,
a candidate for Engrossing Clerk
of the Senate.
irresentatlon of Cane.
A gold headed ebony cane was
presented yesterday to Mr. J. H.
Davis, master car builder at the
Wilmington & Weldon railroad
workshops here, by the employes iii
H rnur in
made through Mr. B. F. Murphy in
nAnf.n.nni;n,Qnfdrircnaanh wh p.h
"- - t
was appropriately responded to by
Davis
. The Kediabltes
Mr. B. H. Webster, of Savannah,
fGa., High Chief Ruler of theP Inde
Bnpndpnt Order of Rechabites in
North America, is expected to arrive
... -.r pHdav next, and in
" -j n
go of Wilmington, that night.
Mr.
Harbor Master's Report.
Capt. Jos. Price. Harbor Master,
reports'the followingarnvais for the
month of December:
' ? n t....n (i TIOQ 'fnno-
1 brig, 289 tons; 16 schooners, 4,390
tons. Total Aineridan, 26 , vessels
and 11,607 tons.
Foreign 3 steamers, 2,910 tons; 17
barques, 6,890 tons; 2 brigs, 641 tons
schooner, 80 tons. Total foreign
3 vessels and 10,501 tons.
Total arrivals, American and f or
pijm . 49 vessels, aggregating 22,108
i , n
tons
I ; A Good Book.
One of the choicest collections o
vocal music ever prepared for the
nnblic has i ust. beearissued, under
the title of the "Popular Song Col
lection." It is a" large book, sheet
music size,' beautifully printed and
bound, and contains, 144 pages of
carefully selected songs by .Tosti,
Marzials, Cellier, Moir, Jacobowski,
Mattel, tBooth; Osgood, Adams,Tem
Die Watson, and many others'.
Those wJio desire a good book of
songs that are above the ordinary
or trashy" sort, arid yet not diffi
cult, will be pleased with this book.
All of the songs have piano accom
paniment. The price is $1.00, by
mail to any address, by Oliver Dit
More About tne kook avecepnou
The book reception at tne l. fti
C. A. Rooms next Friday evening
will probably be an exceedingly m-
- - rrl.- nn.nnca id
teresting oucasiu". a d uiu
in addition to affording a pleasant
Untprtfiinrnerit and a social evening
r ather a nucleus for. a library
- - - iu.
which shall be for the use of the
yonng men oi tne cqmraunivy. caun
person attending is'
J . . h,nrz Vf snme
- attending is expected to
, . book of some sort and pre
gent Jt tQ the Association Library.
i na; jaa riMio'lit.fiil mnsical nro-
gramme that ha been arranged, in
which some of the best talent of our
town will teke part, the Hon. A. M.
1 Waddell will address the meeting
and after the musical and literary
programme light refreshments will
be served.
Bock Crystal Spectacles an EyejlAssesi
Advice to old and young:- In se
looting spectacles you should be cap
tious not to take more magnifying
vower than has been lost to tne eve
as in the same proportion tljat you
ptiss that point of increase. . -will cause
yqu further injury to the eyel; Vising
glasses of stronger power than isne
cessary is the daily;, cause Qf prema
ture old age to the tkghL You can get
The annual congregation meeting
i of Andrew's Chnrcli will be nera at
8 o'clock to-night. " .
- Do you use loaded shells? Ton
will find that they will save you
time, trouble and expense. For sale
by the N. Jacobi Hardware Co. t
Silver-plated knives, f6rks,spooris,
and child's sets, carving knives and
forks. Make your friends happy by
mn.kinrr nsAfiil nrfiseilts. A nice line
Lr fi,0 nffpri hv:thft N.
Jacobi Hdw. Co. , t
J... City Cotrt. , . . .
Acting Mayor Fishblate disposed
of the following-cases this morning.
Win. McDaniel, cruelty to a aimals.
case continued. " ' -
Perdie McNeal and Czar Calhoun,
arceny, discharged.
Joseph Anderson, Richard Ander
son and James Jixon, thre small
colored boys charged with larceny,
were discharged on condition that
their fathers would give them a
severe thrashing.
RenaPearsall, assault and battery
$1Q or 20 days.
Joseph Gause, assault and battery
$10 or 20 days. - V
Josephine Lewis, disorderly, .con
duct, judgment suspended. .
Henry McRae, disorderly cotiduct,
$10 or 20 days. -;
I The Minstrels To-Night
It is likely that one of the largest
audiences of the season will gret
Thatcher, Primrose & West at the
Onera House to-nicrht. The box
sheet very plainly indicates this.
- 4 - -
It
means, too, that there will be mahy
ladies in the audience. There is no
reason why this should not be the
ease. Trie entertainment is unoo-
jectionable in -its -character. An ex
change says:
The famous Clipper Quartette have
lots to do in the programme, and a
feature of the entertainment is the
orand review and drill devised and.
dir4etecLbv-Barney Fagan. This is
said to be the most intricate and
beautifully executed drill ever seen.
and Thatcher. Primrose and ' West
are prepared to forfeit $5,000 to any
military organization in the world
producing its equal: There are in-
numerable beautiful Jjallads, quar-
tettes and choruses and some side-
. annrra Ttr rorra
spuiug cuiiiiu uug. .
xnatcner nas maue u .t
with his new topical song, "I Hope
it Won't Happen Again."
. a cciiQaLiuu iwlu iu, hid jjiusiauiujo
is the. latest ana greatest European
novelty m tne Jtsrotners ryrne, wno
wftre brou2?ht here directlv from the
Royal Aquarium, London, where
they appeared over 550 consecutive
times. This entertainment of aero-
Ride and Its Mishaps,", and "trick
furniture and a mechanical horse
ana wagon piay quite nu. iinyurv-
Primrose and West will draw crowd-
UUUacS a.i Hits uiuuu JiJMia uuut"
this weeK, which is the opening weeK
of the regular autumn ana winter
season.
Installation of Officers.
Disrrict Deputy Grand Master W.
Cf. T. Keen, assisted by Past Grands
J. M. McGowan, Grand Marshal; W.
M.; Hays, Grand Warden; Frank
Meier, Grand Secretary; :G. M. Al-
taffer, Grand Treasurer; R. J. Jones,
Grand Guardian, last evening in
stalled the following officers of Cape
Fear Lodge No. 2, I. O. O. ,F., for
the ensuing term, viz:
S. P. G. Oscar Pearsall.
N. G, Jno. B. Bellamy, Jr.
V. G. R. B.' Clowe.
L and P. S. A. J. Yopp
Treasurer Jno. Maunder.
Warden F. T. Skipper.
"Conductor J. D. Smith.
R. S. to N. G F. Meier.
Jj. 8. to N. G, Jolin J. Fowler.
R. S. to V- G. W. H. Newell.
L. S. to V. G. J. W. Fleet.
Cltaplain-Rev. M. C. Walton.
R. S S J. T. Reilly.
ii S. Su W- R- Smith.
I. G. J. L. Yopp.
O. G. W. M. Hays.
Trustees of Widows' and Orphans'
Fund Oscar Pearsall, John D. B.el-
I Laiuy, Jr., and R J. Jones.
111X3 UCnijr cicicu uyio. uiauu,
Mr. John D. Bellamy, 'Jr.,' made Ja
short address, while the retiring
Noble Grand, Mr; Oscar Pearsall,
qbmittetl a very elaborate report.
showing gratifying progress of tne
lodge during the past term. : ;
' Tile N- Jacobi H(w, Oo. still -lead
ip the sale pi tle best R.( I cheapest
hoathig and, cooking stoves. - T
Jltbdquarters
TTORALLNEW iJiRUGS, CHEMICAL, AND
patent Medicines. .
open alt to-morrow. Sunday. Pea 00th, and
will be pleased to prepare your Prescriptions
1 MUNDSTBRbTllEKS.
dec29t - lul N. Front St,
3?
NT) 2 1
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N BW AOV4BKTI8EMKNT8
oniTKDilLE B TAX ' Merchants. Traders
Ttmfcfirs. oommlssionMerchants and all. i
other trades or professions who are liable tor
the payment of the above tax, are hereby no-
tinea mat inis tax iaus aue on vue urau uj m i
jannnrv. and thft law reaulres that the same
be paid in during the first ten days In the
jan It t Register of Deeds.
Hpciallndacements
mo- INCREASE TRADE. THE BALANCE
of our stock of WINTER DRESS GOODS at
actual cost. " V JNO. J. nEDRICK.
C3leariiig Out Sale.
W
INTER UNDERCLOTHING FOR GEN
tlemenwlllbe sold without regaixi to cost.
Unlaundried Shirts at 59c., 75c and the best
Shirt made at $1.00.
JNO. J. nEDRICK.
Special Bargains
N WHITE GOODS, LACES, HAMBURG HS
and HANDKERCHIEFS now on hand.
JNO. J. HEDRICK.
Attractive.
. . ... , -.
o1
.UR STOCK OF TABLE LINENS NAPKINS
! ..-' '
and DOYLES, FRINGED TABLE CLOTnS and
NAPKINS, in sets, very cheap.
janStf JNO. J. HEDRICK.
Wotice.
TpUE SEMI-ANNUAL INTEREST ON- THE
J nrst mortgage bonds of the Wilmington Sea
Coast uaUroad' company, maturing January
lst imrlll pald at tlie offlce ot the wn
mine-tun savincrs and Trust Company, 1G8
! Princess street, on and after January 2, 1889.
T . M. BOWDEN,
jan l secretary and Treasurer.
We thank one and: all of our patrons ana
friends for their liberal patronage during
the year just closed, and assure them that
no pains on our part will be spared to still
further merit their confidence.
We are constantly w adding the latest pro-
dnetion from the Tvte Founders,-but have
t tbought it necessary to speak of every
nftW font off Tvoe we buv. pfeferrinir to let
our competitors, who occasionally make a
sman investment ior new material, uo uie
i blowing ; they invariably copy our styles,
iand endeavor in every way to aupucaie us
I becomlntr mere imitators. "
We purpose increasing our facilities during
the year, and can saieiy nanaie an wurn
offered us. : ,T r,T
nHrta-tra
X Or II115 HUHUJ
A La andCWell-Selected Stock of
Breech and MllZZle GuilS,
- RIFLES AND SPORTSMAN'S SUPPLIES
of Every Description.
W. E. SPRINGER & CO.,
dec 15 tt 14 Front St., Wilmington, V. CI
suitable I or :
HOLIDAY PRESENTS,
v.. AT
W'A.TSOIST'S
China.G lassware & Crockery
Store, ;
115 Princes St. '
PINE LOT.
Dinner and Tea Sets
In Stock.
Fine Tea Sets at only$G.
A full stock of Crockery and Glassware on hand
J-AIYIPS
Of all Descriptions, the Prettiest in the city.
FINE VASES, TOILET SETS AND .
l' CHAMBER SET8, CHEAP. 7
BASKETS & TOILET SOAPS
At very nearCobt. -
Everybody is Invited to Call.
' Two oolite clerks in attendance. Messrs. J.
McR. Cowan and chas. H: stemmerman. ' ;
- Av W. WATSON,
dec 22 tf. lPrtncess St. (Evans Block.)
rr anted-LADY, acti v e .
VAUJSeTi
AND INTEL-.
own locality.
an old, nrm. liefecences given and reqoirea.
Permanent position and good salary. -. ?
Elder cfcnson. supt,,
dec6 4w : Lock Box 1585, N. y
PJov f?eady.
I A31 PDLLY PREPARED TO FURNISn
my friends and the pnWlc generauy with
tne Purest Drugs tnat can be- found In tbe
city. Also A fine assortment of Toilet soap.
Brushes and Combs. I kaye a nno assortment
ox cisrara and Cigarettes. 1 can be found at
my store Nlgbt and Day. -
joun SHEEIIAN. tne Druggist,
oct!3tf N.W. cor. FirtU and cattle sta..
Beautiful
Miek
We- will be glad to recctvo ccrsmiicatlo
from our-friends ca any
and Ell subject-
general interest, but i
The name of tie writer rimst always be fur
Tuommunicatlons must be written only on
one side of thq paper-.- -' ' ? . s
x ursonamxes must DO avplaed. - -
And it is especially and particularly under
stood that the Editor dees inot always endorse
v?ewsof correspondents' anless so stated
'S"." :
N KW.ADVBRTI
;-OJ? B ;JN IGI1T ON liY , j
Wedhesaay:Jai. 2d; 1889.
THATCHER. PRIMROSE & WEST,
THE MILLIONAIRE MINSTRELS, - .
v Surpassing all prevjous eflorts."
Reserved seats on sale at neinsbcreer's Mon
day morning." -" ' . .- dec313t
Heinoberger'G
LIVE BOOK & MUSICSTORE
Sends Kew Tear Greetings - "
. -1 ,
rjO ALL, YOUNG AMD OLD, LARGE AND
Small, in Town and country, who have given
us their trade, not only in, the Christmas
Week,' but during the Wttole - of last year,
- . " - ' " .
which has been large, and for which we are
very thankfuL
tor 1889 in
Books, Pianos, .Organs, ; Novelties In Fancy
Goods, Ac, &c. -
H EINSB E RGER'S.
, ' LIVE BOOK AND MUSIC STORE.
dec 31 '
Grand Clearine: Sale
AT
M. IS; Katz'
CASH HOUSE.
Stupeudous KrUuettonn in all
Oeparttm
bts.
Remnant Dress Goods !
worth from 25e to 50c pe yard for inc. '
o" - " ' -
Double Wid th Dress Flannels
, . . ..I'
and Dobeges:
r worth 35c and 40c for Me per y ard. -
. o
Extra Quality Hal et Cloths,
54-lnches width, reduced from oc to
9C
per yard.
' O
EmbroideripG.
ONE LOT EMBROIDERIES worth - from 6
to 10C for 4c per yard. ; . - i
ONE LOT EMBROIDERIES,
to 15c for 8c per yard.";
worth from 13
ONE LOT EMBROIDERIES
worth from 15c
to 20c for 10c per yard.' '
A cordial' invitation extended
to all to Jn-
spect the numerous.bargalns displayed on oar .
counters, .
V CA8H HOUSE.
116 rJarket Gt.,
WILMINGTON, N. C.
dec 17
NO.' 10. .
schedulr mmmm seacoast l l
- ' ' ' -A -
IN EFFECT XOV. 4, 1SS8, ATI 7:45 A. M
FromTlPtUnington,
From
nummocKs.
Leave .i..... TX a. ra I Leave
9:10 a.m.
5:10 p. m.'
. ,., ...
&oo p. m.'
Leave........ 230 p. m f Leave...
SUNDAY SCUEDU
Leave. .. . .... 210 p. m Leave
fFTralns or Cars can be chattered during j
(he Winter months at reasonable rates.
; . ' - j. n. cnADBorRN. je.
wj24tf " General Manage .
- f -
TyjRi vr. a: mcgowan wtticoukt sutEcrfp-
tions due TIIE DAILY "REVIEW
and aounu
WMMU
new.suDScn dcts.
ti
ang3i 3m;eoilp
' AVllmlnglon, N. t
the bf.st at HefASberser . .
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