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THIS PAPER - 1 VIEW i I p a (ml. $4 a Ton , mill" Is A NEW NIZK K I'UAL-aiiui! i- I .n i .rw as l?anuts and for certain kinds ",ei,i fuel. ltemember, '. ON'LTStOOrEBTOX. ; ; ,rnpemtfm will be met all round, which re- !l iriiT Ull Ivi iur) 111 ft 1 v uuu J. A. SPRINGER F r Mip Holidays. Lurf aiirtJWcll-Selectod Stock of Bn'rcb and Muzzn Guns, 1:11 U A N 1 SPORTSM AN"S SITPPIJ 125 of Kvery Description W. K-SPKIN(1KR & CO U Front St.. Wilmington. N. C .i.r I." Th Cheapest. I MIKI5KST PLACE AND TIIK CHEAPEST fi-MiniliifS rneerrully furnished and all onters 1V'tl JM'UIlipi HU-II11UII. UlWIfl 1 1 U1 (IIP ounrr bollcltf-d. 4ectt 'STOKIjEY'H " WK.AKE NOW PRE- J. p!irl to accommodate Ul v l. ;aay call wpon us with the - Finest Oysters o in- ii il on the Coast. We have made speelal ivj.ir.uions for the Season. (Myrtlo Grrove, Middle and Stump Sound Oysters iw.os on hand, ut.- desired, m-r Mtf Served promptly and tn any W. II. 8TOKLEY. Wriffhtsvlile. A True Tonic. W hen you don't feel well and hardly know kvh tt alls you, give B. B. B. (Botanic Blood balm; a tilaL It is a fine tonie. T. o. caliahan, Charlotte, N. C, writes: "B. t. is. is a fine tonlcTand has done me great LooO." . . I., w. Thompson, Damascus, ck., writes: "I Mii-ve B. B. Bis the best blood purifier made- has greatly improved my general health." An old gentleman writes: "B. B. B. gives me how lite and new strength. It there is any- )iin?rth'at will make "an old man young, it is :. is. B." P. A. Shepherd, Norfolt, "a., Angut AOth, writes: 1 depend on B. B. B. for me breervation of my health. I have had it in Ly family now nearly two. years, and In all inn time nave not naa to nave a aoctor. i hos. Paulk. Aianaha. Ga.. writes: t4l suf- ked terribly from dyspepsls. The use of B. B. n. has made me feel like a new man. I Would nkt take a thousand dollais for the good t bas done me," w. M. Cheshire, Atlanta, ua., writes: J ad a lonor sneli of tvDhold fever, which at last jeemod to settle in ray right leg, which swell- ki up enormously. An nicer aiso appearea rblcb discharged a cupful of matter a day. I lien rave B. B. B. a trial and It cured me." lau 10 lm d&w . No. 10. mm W1LM1KQT0N SKACOAST B. I SJ. IN EFFECT NOV. 4, 1888, AT. 7:45 A. M. From Wilmington, Prom Hummocks. rave 7:35 a. m I Leave M0a.m. 5:10 p. m. 5.-00 p. m. avt 2-20 d m I Leave SUNDAY SCHEDULE. pave ; . . 2:30 p. tn Leave. oxTralns or Cars can be chartered during le Winter months at reasonable rates. J. n. CFIADBOURN. Jr.. Jv24tf " . General Manager.- Drugs nnd heraicale, KJII.F.T AliTlCLES, PATENT MEDICINES, iOuhir Braces, Trusses, etc., etc Also Prescriptions filled day or night at . F. C. MILLER'S, Drugstore. ' y.nw corner t ourtn ana iN un sts. , SUITABLE FOR 10 LID AY PRESENTS AT' "WATSON' hina,GlasiwaredtCrockery Store, J . X15 Princes St. f VINE LOT . t ' Dinner and Tea Sets - - .a In Stock. ; ruie l ea St at ony 5, fun b,t ock Q Crockery and; Glassware on han LA WPS an Descriptions, the . Prettiest tn the city. KI.Ni; VASES. TOILET SETS AND CHAMBER SETS, CfJEAP. VSKK.S & TOILlTQAPS At very near Cost. . verybody is Invited to Call. 'o iMiUte clerks In. attendance. Messrs. J. 'nvan and ria H. stemmerman. - - a. w; WATSON,; it 115 Princess St. (Evans JJIock.) For Sale. ,nvil ,LD NEWSPAPERS FOR SALE, AT YOUR - 1 Price at Mil SM Hi LOCAL ISTB"W"S- 1NDKX TO NKW ADVERTISKVENTS - V II BCRT Fun - C I Comfort Typewriters It M MIntibe--Attention " Hkinsbkroer -Diaries for 18S8 II Crokesberg Photographer. . Howell Cummino Mattressss .M, M Katz Orand Clearing Sale. J J IlEhRicK Special Inducements P C Miijr Drugs and Chemicals Opera HorsE Campanlni Opera Co W F Kercuner The Great Discovery W E SrRiNGER & Co For the Holidays Cronxt &. Morris General Auctioneers Cronlt Morris Furniture at Auction t'RONi,Y & Morris Real Estate at Auction Geo if French Sons a Good Investment """" Indication. For North Carolina, fair weather and nearly stationary temperature. Portable fire-place grates. Just the thing for our cliuiate. Are sold by the N. Jacobi Hdw. Co. t . Sick headache is readily cured by Hood's Sarsaparilla. which tones and regulates the digestion and creates an appetite. We have knives for your boys and scissorsfor your girls. What wil please them more for presents? N Jcobi Hardware Co. In a few days the boring of the be re- artesian well at Hilton is suuied. The bore now nearly 500 feek to goes down The lot owners. of Oakdale Ceme tery Co. meet in annual session "this evening in the office of Mr. R. J- Jones, the Secretary and Treasurer. 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 Contrary to expectations the threatened disagreeable weather has passed us by and this has been as bright and pretty a day as the heart of man could desire. Silver-plated knives, forks, spoons, and child's setsv carving knives and forks. " Make your friends happy by making useful presents. A nice line of the above is offered by the N. JacQbi Hdw. Co. t The gutter on the North side of Market street, opposite this office, is like unto a stagnant pond. The merchants have complained and re lief has been promised but its status remains unchanged. Some attempt should.be made to have a better roadway to Pine Forest Cemetery, on Red Cross street. The sand is very heavy. Clay could be had near the Eastern terminus of the street. A" party of young men from this city took a jaunt down to Federal Point Sound on Saturday night, leaving here at 9 o'clock and arriv ing there at 2. They camped out and yesterday had a quiet, pleasant day, storing away ail of the oysters they could hold. The Democrats in the Legislatur9 are to caucus ; to-morrow night on the Senatorial nomination and we will probably know on .Wednesday who is to bo Gen. Ransom's succes sor, whether himself , or some other A fine assortment of household furnitnre will be offered for sale at auction by Messrs. Conly & Morris, at their salesroom, No. 18 South Water street, on Wednesday at ' 11 o'clock. It can be examined pre vious to the sale. , - The building for the new fibre fac tory of the Acme Manufacturing CoTs. works,' at Cronly, is about com pleted and ready for the machinery It will be the middle of February' though, before work will be begun in it. - ' ' . information was- received here to day of another railroad horror. This time it was a collision on the New York, Pennsylyania-and Chio Raili road, 2h miles East of Talmadge. It occurred this morning. The ' en gineer of one of the trains, a fireman a baggage master, an express mes senger and twelve passengers were killed. . These were all of the parti lars we could learn. ' . r What has become of the scheme to macadamize Market street road, from the Eastern terminus of the city to the National f!mptprv? A year ago we were told that the bill which will be produced entire, and tion m nenseii. i "" v had been favorably considered in! in costume, with' Cam pan in i asjs the piece son this evening s pro- Committee und was abouf to pass Faust and the Signorina as Mar- gramme Some who have seen it the House buVso far it does not 'garetta. There will be. a large aor, tell us. that it is a fine piece and, thai seera to have left the . Committee. fWe hope Col. Rowland will look into .V , nn, " f this matter again and try and get us the appropriation. . The receipts of cotton at this port ) ; to day foot up 306 bales. : V The N. Jacobi Hdw. Co. still Head in the sale of the best and cheapest heating and cooking stove's. t The annual meeting of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals will be held at the City Hall at 8 o'clock to-night,for the election of officers for the ensuing year and i for the transaction of other busi ness. U - . Messrs. W. E. Worthy & Co. ari putting in aneWboilori at -their lew! factory on Second street It is' a novelty here. It is upright and bristles alljaround with hollow tubes 'like quills upon the fretted porcu pine." Hence we call jit a "porcu pine" boiler, in ignorance of its" ac tual title. If we remember rightly there are 345 of these "qfuILsr" The whole is being enclosed in brick work. ' : ,t Messrs. French Bros., at Rocky Point, are now manufacturing raw phosphates, made from the bones and petrified fasces of (antediluvian animals. It is said to be one of the best and 'cheapest fertilizers yet dis covered and that the effects on cot tou and corn are simplv astonishing. Col. F. W. Kerchner, of this city, is the general agent and (circular, with certificates, will be furnished on ap" plication. Interred at Oakdale. The remains of the laxe Mr. Gustav i Rosenthal were interred yesterday afternoon in Oakdale Cemetery, in the Hebrew enclosure. The services were conducted by Rev. Dr. Men delsohn. A large concourse of sor rowing friends followed the remains to the grave. The pallbearers were Messrs. E. Scharff, J. i'Sternberger, J. Weil, A. Weill, N. Gi;eenewald, A. Shrier, Sol. Bear and S. Solomon. i. "He, She, Him, Her." i Mr. T. E. Mills, of the George H. Adams. Specutacular and -Panto- mimfst Company, 44He, She, Him and Her," is here to-day, making arrangements for the appearance of his troupe at the Opera House on next Monday.night. It is said to be a fine thing, one of the very best on the road, embracing a variety enter tainment that is hard to beat. Mr. Mills goes hence as far South as Mexico. The troupe will go from New Orleans to Vera Cruz and thence to the principal Mexican cities. Only a Slight Sensation. ' There was a small sensation at St John's Church la&fe night. During the services some of the Christmas 1 evergreens on the altar caught from the gas jets beneath. Dr. Carmich ael's attention was called to it and he quietly turned off the' 'gas and went on with the service. ; There was not much of a flame and the Only damage was the burning of a hole in the sentence for the season, which was stretched across the back of the chancel and above the altar. St. Thomas Council. The officers of St. Thomas' Coun cil, No. 98, Catholic Benevolent Le gion, were installed on last Saturday night, as follows: i President M. J. Corbett. Vice President Jas. Madden. Secretary Jno. W. Reilly. Treasurer-P. Donlan. Collector W. P. Price. Marshal Jno. H. Sweeny. Chancellor Jno. M. Donlan Chaplain Rev. Father Hill. Med. Examiner Dr. v. J. H. Bel lamy. ; I Trustees T. Donlan, Thos. Torpy and Jno. A. Lockfaw. ; Oampanini and 1H Yere- The box. sheet to the Cainpanini entertainment to-morrow night is already pretty badly cut and those who have not yet secured their seats should not delay much longer. There was a big rush this morning and at 8 o'clock there was a big hole in the diagram. The appearance in Wil mington of, the great tenor and Signorina Be Vere will X beon event of great note in musical circles. They will present a charming en- tertainment, consisting 'of arias and other selections from celebrated operas, ana llie ttnra al of i?aust, dience to-morrow night and pro- bably the which has as most iasnionaDie one tneim-iiiw ieei. more or tess, running sembled fa the Opera appearance hereoi .Mr isyron &na uciViH. " " ' s'foi. J. 1 . Shiscompany. . Trms a.t sale, We are glad to state that Mayor Fowler is better to-day. Mrs. Jay Gould is ' dead. This news was received.; here to-day. - ' i 1 Br. barque .4fossa.Robin8on,cIear- ed torday for; London with 4,596 barrels rosin, valped ar $4,456, ship ped by Messrs. Paterson, J Downing & Co. . ' v ' - ' '. To-morrow, at the Court House door, at 12 o'clock,; Messrs. Cronly & Morris wilt sell at I auction two de sirable residences on Second street, near Orange. ' See ad. 4 A11 alone, unheard, tuknown he makes his moan" in afifth story bed room. ' The reason is " Obvious, he is sutTerini?" evervthfneri wtti a cold and hasn't got a soul to step across tne street for one small tattle of Dr Bnlrs Cough Syrup. - - The scaffolding at the new Strauss building, on Second street, between Mnrket and Princess, fell this after noon and cut a pretty severe gash on the head and hand of one of the colored workmen.' Rev. R..T. Van n, of Wake Forest College, preached, two very accept able sermons, in the Fi vet Baptist Ctiurch yesterday! to large congre gations. He also preached n sermon to men only in the rooms of the Y M. C A. yesterday afternoon. A steam riding gallery has been opened by Mr. Wi H. Burt, on the vacant lot East side of Fifth street, between Chestnut and Mulberry. There are 30 ponies and carriages and they are all propelled by steam. It is a novelty here and a ride there is the poetry of motion. See ad. Messrs. Cronly & Morris have 're moved to No. 19 South Water street, where they will conduct the auctitm busness in all of its brandies". They have large and comfortable quar ters, roomy and convenient, located in the Neff building,two doorsNorth of Dock street. " '' Heretofore there;have been three different steamboat lines between this city and Fayette ville but these have now been consolidated, - with Maj. T. D. Love as agent. The fleet is composed of the JD. Murchison,the Cape .Fear and the A. P. Hurt and there will be a boat every day in the week. City Court. Acting Mayor. Flshblate disposed of the following feases this morning: Chas. Onslow, disorderly conduct, $29 or 30 days. - . Josh King, disorderly conduct, $10 or 20 days. : - Lizzie McKoy, firing a pistol in the city limits. Judgment suspended. E. H. Fantom, disorderly conduct, $5 or 10 days. James Gummer. assault and bat tery, $10 or 20 days. jreterson'g for February . Reading for the; fireside of the most attractive, and varied kind is given in Peterson? a Magazine for February. The opening story "Lost and Found," is well told and capi tally illustrated. Edgar Fawcett has never written a more thrilling nov elet than "The Murder in Jiafayette Place," and v "Nicholas Cleaver's Money," is quite as; interesting in an entirely different vein. The short stories are all well worth reading. The fashion and household depart ments are at their - very best. The number is ah admirable one through out.' Terms $2.00 per year. Address Peterson V Magazine 306 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa.; Mr. Byron's Two Playa. Oliver Byron and his excellent troupe were greeted by a good house on Saturday night.' This is an indi cation of the estimate in which he is held here, for it is not always the ease that a large. audience is found in the Opera: House on Saturday night. The Upper Hand was the piece presented. : Mr. .Byron appear ed in a quadruple" character and he was a great success in each, as was attested by the: unstinted applause of his audience. Miss Mathis was excellent and enjoyable as Maud Lamar and bohnie little Marguerite Fields, Birdie Lamar wassimply delightful. She ; will ' appear again it ,4"1 10 there are many beautiful and pa . . . . 'it.'. r.t ... n-ti snr, in I T t. til A 1t .... i.i 4-' - . - tow 'I'ns soma rtAi nrr v n a NEW ADVEBTISBMENTS Attention is Called Toja few pairs of VERY NICE BED BLANKETS which will be sold Thompson's Cbrseto;i'U A complete line of sizes. Other Corsets of good styles and make.v . 1 ': ' rr 1 -O - j-r- . Ladies', Gents' and Children's Underwear, AT CLOSING OUT PRICES ! ' .; ' i V"- - Q :--:''ti'r:Xl: ?i;Li-'?rv': ONLYAPBW WRAPS-Ahd they must be sold. It may be of in terest to see them " . ' : - - Cx- 1 ' ' FURNITURJS CO V KBINGS -Some very good things and clieap) , " AET 8QUAKES-A few damaged by water and will be sold for low prices..1-"- 1 y i. ... . . ' ; BRUSH EJL8 AND VELVET CARPETS A good assortment and at prices that will astonish' you.- " - -WINDOW SHADES Of all colors and styles. f. IV3. Mclntiro, : jau 14 We invite af ntion to the adver tiseiuent qf Mr. I- Comfort in this issue. He is the agot here for the Worldand Remington tP writers. The latter, it is said, are the best Tiitt.fi a Mi- nmiifftrt will "leasea ii win uv uucAuiuiK ujear lTiiioia tu cv 1 1 may desire to see them. The work of paving North Front street is progressing happily. The work is'being well done and when completed it will prove a very, great convenience. The old cobble stones are piled on the vacant lot formerly the site of Front street church, as fast as they are taken up, and will fbe used in improving, other portions of the city. The Body Found. The body of P. Toome, the fire man who was drowned about a month ago while stepping from the wharf to his (steamship, was found yesterday morning, floating in the river, opposite Northrop's mill, by two small boys, who put out in a boat and brought it ashorer An in- quest. was held and the body was interred. ' NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Fun. Fun; QTBAM RIDING GALLERY, IN BLOOM'S ix)t. corner Chestnut andTFifth streets. Lots or run tor 5 cents, come and enjoy a nice ride irom 4 lO 1U O'CIOCK f. si. jan 14 It W. H.BURT. Typewriters "VRDERS SOLICITED FOR THE "WORLD" w and "Remington" Typewriters, the best low and high priced machines on the market. Prices $10. $12 and $15 for the -'World" and $50, $75 and $100 for the "Remington." Address C. I. COMFORT, Agent, Wilmington. N. C. N. B. Best grade of Rlhhon, Ribbon. Sup porters ana uaroon paper constantly on hand. j an xi jiu ; fll. CRONLY, Auct'r, BY CRONLY & JIORRIS. Household Furniture at Auction; A N ASSORTMENT OF FURNITURE. NOW J. ready Jor examination, will be sold at our new saies rooms, no. 19 soutn water street, on Wednesday next, 16th Inst., at 11 o'clock a. m. . The Annual Meeting F THE LOT OWNERS OF OAKDALE Cemetery will be held at the Company's office. 114 Princess-street, Monday evening, January 141U, iUj 9 U VIOCK. RICHARD J. JONES, Jan 9 2t w m secretary and Treasurer. hi CO Ob ' O a. 2 a? E- a 'J- to M. CRONLJf, AUCt'lY . BY CRONLY & MORRIS. Valuable andDesiraWeReal Estate AT AUCTION QN TUESDAY NEXT, 15TH INST., AT 12 o'clock m., we will sell at the Court House that desirable house and lot situated on the East side of Second, between Orange and Ann sts., and well known as the late residence of Mrs. H- P. RusselL The house contains 6 rooms. sMzeor jocaaieei rronimg on secona si ret t. Imnning back 165 feet, the same betas toe VeweraWwtot sikwockiw. ; Norm of - - tJt&t tains S rooms, lot fronting on second street 33 cck 123 xeet. more eMem part of " janiil N EW AD VEttTl8EBlCNTfi . NORTH FRONT STREET. Oampanini Opera Comp'y, Tuesday, Jau, lotbj V: J - INTRODrcING " . S IG .N DKl N A D E VER E.- " . .who created such a furore In New York, and & errand array of talent, incinrtino- i ' : t : o - i' r10r. It)JLUUJ. ......... . . .BASSO CANTATE HQ. FERRARI .-, , .CONDITCTOR ': r.. J AXD . 3 G. ITALO OAMPANINI. -THE KITG OF TENORS,' - ' hi a .magnificent rrogrammei including the 3rd act of FAUST, in costume. Ponui v pr.ces, 50c. 75c and ll.oa Seats ou saieat jitsl)r?ersMoil(laymorDln?- . Janl23t : i . . ' .- OPEKA HOUSE. THE POPUL'-AK FAVORITE,' , " . . SUPPORTED BY THE Cla'MtNG ARTISTE, " K ATE B Y":RON. -AND HER FAMOUS COMPANY I- SATURDAY. JANUARY 12, His Latest New York Success, THE UPPER HAND. Reserved Seats on sale at Helnsherger's. ' Monday, January 14th, the Romantic Melo- ' drama, "THE INSIDE TRACK.? Jan The Great Discovery . RAW N. C. PHOSPHATE PHOSPHATIC" LIME. Manufactured from the bones and , petrified faeces of Ante diluvian Ani.- mals. Best and Cheapest Fertilizer yet dls. covered. Effects on Cotton and Corn aston ishing. Keeps Insects and Worms out of the , soiL Send for descriptive circular with certi ficates from many of the best farmers in the country. FRENCn BROS., Rocky Point, N.C. F. W. KERCnNER, Genl Agent Janl4 3t i , .- . Wilmington, N. c. CRONIjY & A1URRIS, AUCTIONEERS, 1 ' , Stock & Real Estate Brokers, 19 S. Niter St., Wlimlngtdn, N. C., f jgEQ TO ANNOUNCE TO THHJR FRIENDS and the public generally , that they have taken the store on South Water street formerly .oc cupied by Mr. J. IL Neff. where thUv will duct the Auction business in all of its branches. - o vu uuuu iuicuuua to me aisposai oi Real Estate, Stocks and Bonds at eltber public public or private saie. With many - rears exneriAnra we hope to snare a part, at least, of the patronage in the future which has been so liberally bestowed upon us in the past... jan 14 it. Good Investment. ... ; rf - . . -- We can save you 1 5 to 20 per cent, if you will buy your ' Shoes frpm us. Ve are sell ing balance of 'Double Sole Shoes at reduced prices. Now is your time to supply yourself and family; The best ' $1. 50, $2.00, $2.50 and S3 0 6 Shoes for Ladies and Gents. Wear to be found anywhere. Geo R. French & Sono. janU tf , 108 Nprch Front St Wilmington; Savings Tnist l!o.f. Lends money on satisfactory aecu'rltr ' Pays interest on depcw. 7. . . jan ?KWeml 10 execnte Trnst 01 ail kinds. " ''yr Fo r Re n tT" : : 8 LVERAL HOUSES, STORES ANI Rooms in splendid localities, al;. rV. fr; w 6316 ior cash and on the monthly instaiivaartr J lients promptly coUectca. Taxerandri I1 t lnsrance attend ta tVr!2. -UA t . - v vuvtMim-um-c, X4,KT.1 T- DAVIS, rnt ' al Estate At-et. . If you want a picture framed go to" Heirisberger'a. He has a large assortment of Mouldings to select Crom, . ' ' x i mm REVIEW OFFICE, - j-