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THIS PAPER ' polished every evenlngSundays excepted, uy josiL T. JAMES, Editor and Prop. SUBSCRIPTIONS, POSTAGE PAID: m year L00, SLs montns Jiuu.r Three months, fl.00. One month, 33 cents. Tiie paper will be delivered by carriers, free or cnarge, In any part of the city, at the above rates, or 10 cents per week . 1 - Advertising rates low and liberal.-' -i ;r- sibooera'ivtll please report any and ail rai es to receive their paper regularly. . PLEAS2 KOTICr. -V.-. We will to glad to receive ccncinc-tio from our frtenda on any ana all sztct general Interest, but , " C The name ot the writer incst alwara fco fur " nlshed to theditor. . '. - . .11 M communications must De written only on one side of the paper. . . ' V -. Personalities must be avcloea, " r And it is espetfallj ana' parUciiiarly enccr- stood that the Editor does not always enccrse ' the views of correspondents unless so stated VOL XIII. W ILM I NGTON, N. C, THURSDAY. JANUARY 17, 1889. NO 15. in the editorial colusay . L Jl Jl J- V IV VV s .IVERT1SEMKVT8 ' .'ft- f ft iti thins-.) fi it?i,r r- trail ililnjUl - h-.., sc. .t!t;.l9A& xi'ix; i 11 CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH - FENNVSOm f!l 1-3 C2323 ;A1S1TD B2A1TD. ' :o i . .-h jL-v Tiia iiur r:a 5jv'i, ';' At Iiriis:sK. Aewpt 41 h. ..?ir. All Li:is iu ia.u- Jf.( s. j.ia, I'hik wi-a)jK-r.. are a Junker. 'LA'J! imve tisH'-i ttrna. .Name Pap.ir. if-k-tU'o;,21s:!IttSi.,Iliila.,Pa t'i-U ! it.-. - :?t 4W '. WE AltE NOW PIfK- vH- pnred to accommodate ail who may call upon us with the Finest Oysters'." to be h d on tne uoast. we nave maut sppciai pivjnr.it ions for th.?.Season. j Myrtle ttrove," Middle and Stump Sound Oysters always on hand. .tvlolesimL on 10 tf Served promptly and In' any W. II. STOKLEY. Wrightsville. A True Tonic. v lion you don't feel well and hardly know wh.u ails you, give B. B. B. (Botanic Blood Halm) a trial. It is a fine tonic. T. o. callahan, Charlotte, N. C, writes: "B. is. i;. is a rlue tonic, and has done me great :0'i,v L. iV. Thompson, Damascus, Ga., Avrites: "I believe B. B. Bis the best blood purifier made it lias greatly improved my general health." An old gentleman writes: "B. B. B. gives me ww life and new strength. If there is any thlngthat will make an old man young, it is i:. H. B.r' P. A. Shepherd, Norfolk, Va., August 10th, lss, writes: "1 depend on B. B. B. for the ui-eservatlon of my health. I have had it in my family now nearly two years, and in all i liar time have not had to have atioctor' Tlios. Paulk, Alapaha, Ga., writes:. "I suf iVk(1 terribly, from dyspepsis. The jise of B. r.. T.r has made me feel like a new man. I would not take a thousand dollai s for the good ir lias done me." " . W. M. Cheshire, Atlanta, Ga., writes: "I had a long spell of typhoid fever, which at last wemed to settle in my right leg, which swell ed up enormously. An ulcer also appeared which discharged arcupful of matter a day. I t hen gave B. B. B. a trial and it cured me." Jan 10 lm d&w No. 10. nam wilmisgto s seacoast r. r. IN EFFECT NOV. 4, 18S8, AT 7:45 A. M. From Wilmington, From Ilummocks. Leave ... 8:10 a. m. Leave 5:10 p. m. Leave . .-. 7:3T a. m Leave 2:30 p. m SUNDAY SCHEDULE. Leave 2:00 p. m Lea,ve 5:00 p. m. SfTrainsorCarscan be chartered during t lie Winter months at reasonable rates. J. II. CIIADBOURN, Jb., iec24tf . General Manager. Drugs and i.lMjKiical,-; ' p.JLET AIJTICIES, PATENT MEDICINES, shoulder Braces, Trusses, etc., etc. ; . Aho Prescriptions filled day or night at F. C. MILLEU'S," ' . Drug Store. jan4 corner Fourth and Nun Sts., SUT-ABLE FOB HOLIDAY PHESKJ " " AT . Chi na,GIassw;ire& Crockery Store, r t 1 15 Princes St. FINE LOT Diiuier ami Tea Sits In StQOk. Piiip Ten S-ts t. onlj' $0. a run stock of crockery and Glassware onlxand f all 1 ascriptions, the Prettiest in the city. FINE VASES, TOILET SETS AND CHAMBER SETS, CHEAP. HASH K S X:" TOIL : T .-OA PS At very near cost. : , Evervbodvis Invited to Call. Two iniirn Mi-u-s in attendance. Messrs. J. A Mci:. cowan andChas. II. Stemmerman. N Kw - t i -tV' "- " ' Sen A. W. WATSUii, uec S3 tf U5 Princess St, (Evans Block.) Dio Boucicauit has been finally divorced from his) wife," Aeries Robertson. A man has been arrested at Tunis who is supposed to be the White' chapel "rinperv. Hoar, of Massachusetts, Frye, of Maine, and Mnn;!e:'son,of Nebraska' nil Republicans, have been reelected to ; the Senate. James McMillan, Republican, has been elected by the Michigan Legislature, and Anthony Higglus, Republican, by that of Delaware. Judge Woods has decided ''that W. W. Uudley committed no crime in sending his infamous letter to In dianapolis and that he cannot be indicted.-The New YorkiemM begs leave to differ. .It says that Dudley is guiltytliat his offense is a plain one and against the law and that Judge Woods has virtually usurped the functions of the grand jury. That's the wav to talk it. t n- Here lis an item -from the Euro pean edition of the New Yorkllerald: At, Marlborough Street Police Court, Ijondon, Lillie Ross, alias Maud Rothschild, Tot Fay, Violet St. John, Mabel Grey, Lillie Sin clair, Amy Violet, Maiid Legrand, Violet Bell, Violet Durant, Lillie Cohen, Amy Anderson. Blanch Her bert, Lillie "de Grey, &c, &c, was charged with being drunk and riot ous m Piccadilly at ' quarter past 11 o'clock in the morning. (Ten. Mahone -has been down in Florida. He talks fair enough, to give the devil his due. He told a Herald reporter this: If I thought that the policy of President Harrison would be a nam by-pamby one I would not accept a position in the Cabinet. The South, in my opinion, should be treated the same as any other portion of the country, and what is needed is a vigorous commercial policy that will develop her unlimited resources. When I went into the Senate of the millions appropriated for public buildings and government work, nearly all of it went to points north of the Potomac-. This should be, and has been changed to some-ex tent, and I am glrtd to know. that my personal efforts have been of some avail. Senator Vance's masterly conduct of the discussion in the Senate on the bill to increase the tariff on the necessaries and reduce them on the luxuries, is meeting with warm com mendations everywhere. The cor respondent at the Capital of the Charleston News and Courier tells us just what this apparently useless de bate means. He says: There are many people vno do not fully comprehend the tariff sit uation in the Senate, and they can not understand why everything else should be subordinated to long and wearying discussions which in many instances have no particular bearing upon the pending bill. Senator Vance, of North Carolina, who is leading theDembcratic forces during the absence of Senator Beck, informed me yesterday that the mi nority in the Senate will hardly be able to affect any material change in the bill asit came frohi the finance committee. That fact was discov ered soon after the measure wus presented to the Senate. Many of the Democratic Seuators -were opposed to taking up the time of the Senate by n protracted tariff debate, but the friends of tariff reform in New York and elsewhere insisted that the question snould not be lost sight of ; and the Demo crats in the Senate werfe accused of cowardly abandoning the issue upon which the last campaign was iougnr. A caucus was held and it was de termined to proceed with a detailed discussion, of every item of the bill for the purpose of exposing its in equalities and contrasting it with the Mills bill. Every' Democratic Senator was requested to prepare himself to participate in the debate. A vote is to be taken i on the bill on Mondav next. ) i The same correspondent, in speak ing of the tobacco tax, says that the general opinion is that1 nearly t.vvo- thirds of the members of the House favor its repeal. The outlook now, he says, is tnat some sort oi i oum- promise tarin aiiumifinuufvu, billmay bepasse(ibeiore ineMunh.m she consented and the twain closes. .. Tw w ' - If it'is true that philosophers are wise men, then Dr. Bull of . Cough Syrup fame must have bee 11 one of the greatest of plnlsosophers. - A sad STORt, The child coughed. The mother ran. o remedy was near. eiore -iuPrr Acker's Ensrlish Remedv at hand. Munds Bros., druggists. . Do' j'ou. use joaae.i snensr " - . ... ha will find that they" will EBTOulr1 time, trouble and expense. For sale by the N. Jacobi Hardware Co. t LOCAL NBWS lNDEX'fO'NKW ADVERTISEMENTS M M KATzBargaln Days It M McIntire Attention Munds Bros Pharmacists ' ffjaNSBfiRGER -Diaries for 18S8 II Cronenberg Photographer. MwELJ. & cujjming Mattressss Jas C Mukds, Agt Prescriptions J J HEDRicK-rpecial Inducements F C Miller Drugs and Chemicals W E-Springer & Co For the Holidays Geo It French fc Sons A Good Investment Portable fire-place grates. Just the thing for our climate. Are sold MY Hit i.' . tltlWUI I1UW, JSJ. i , Indications. For North Carolina, clearing weather and much colder, with a cold wave. - K you wanta picture framed go to Heinsberger's. He has a large assortment of Mouldings to select trom. . - t We have knives for your boys and scissors for your girls. What wil please them more for presents? N Jucobi Hardware Co. Silver-pkated knives! forks,spoons, and child's sets,, carving- knives and forks. Make your friends happy by making useful presents. A nice line of the above is offered by the N. Jacobi Hdw. Co. t Personal. Capt. R. P. Paddisou was in the city last night for a few hours. He was en route to Florida, from Point Caswell. Mr. Geo. A. Ramsey, of Burgaw, was in the city last night. Sheriff Manning has gone to Ral eigh to escort to the pen one lone fisherman, the only recruit from the recent session of the Criminal Csurt. Hon. A. M. Waddell returned to the city last night from Raleigh. The Lecture To-Night. Col. Burr's promised lecture will be delivered at the Opera House to -night, on wbich occasion there should certainly "be a full house. We know something of !the subject and we know something of the lec turer's ability and there is no ques tion but that ft will prove something well worth hearing. Let all who can turn out pn this, occasionjand they will be amply rewarded for do ing so. Wedding Bells at 3f asonboro. Mr. D. D. George and Miss Winnie Walton, one of Masonboro's hand some and accomplished daughters, were happily married last night at the Masonboro Baptist Church by R. E. Heide Esq. After the marriage the bride and the groom and their invited guests proceeded to the resi dence of the groom's 'father, where refreshments were served. After the inner man had been satisfied the happy couple and the guests all assembled in the hall where dancing was indulged in until 4 o'clock this morning. The. presents to the bridal c6uple were many aria . handsome! There were over 500 people in the cliurch, to witness the ceremony. She Was Engaged to Both-. There are some further facts of interest connected with the marriage at the Myrtle Grove Baptist Church last Sunday, mentioned by us yes terday. We respectfully decline to give names in this instance but the facts are the same, notwithstanding. There were two young men and one young lady and it has since trans pired that the girl was engaged to both of the young men at the same time. She herself, when she started out for the church on Sunday even ing was not aware of the fact that she -would leave that church a mar ried woman. She accepted the es cort of one of the young men to whom she was engaged and she took his arm and walked to the church with him. There the other young man stepped forward, took the arm of the lndv. led her aside and told j he had -n Wg ocket a mar . license and asked her to marry were sneedilv made one. The lover i I who got left waited until the knot : had b(?en secureiy tied and then he j runninff all of the way to the ! house of the bride's parents, where ! he told of the marriage and declared that he had nothing to. do with it; - fa tKd t car the irl to the church to marry the other fellow. It seems tat- the., parents had oD- jected to the groom as a soh-in law thex denouement. It is . effectea ana zuw au w,.i j pily to all concerned. . : UFull moon this morning at 23 niin- Hifces past midnight. . The receipts of cotton at this port to' day, foot up 415 bates. Drt vah li a vo rl venontiV. f rrm Vlfs? ! Take flood's Sarsaparilla, which has relieved thousandsand will cure j you. - Sold by druggists. - ! There was only one case before Acting Mayor Fishblate this inorn- ing, that of Mike Hooper, charged L I with being drunk and down. He was firmed $5 or 10 days. Intocreil at Oakdale. r-- -The remains of thel late Miv James" Corbett vyere interred at Qakdale Cemetery. The funeral service8 were held in St. Thomas' Church The pall bearers were Messrs. M. M. Katz, A. D. Brown, Wm. Monroe, L. Brown, James Madden and D O'Connor. ' ' Our Folks in Kaleigh. News was received here to-day, at 1 o'clock,. in regard to the Wilming ton Light Infantry who left here last night. They all arrived this morning, safe and sound, but found that they had stumbled upon some very bad weather. It rained, on an average, about every ten minutes and mud and slush were' of course abundant. The installation had not taken place at the time the dispatch was forwarded.' Everybody was looking forward with many delightful anti cipations to the inaugural ball to be given to night. There are numbers of Wilmingtonians in the city. Mr. and Mrs. Pembroke Jones, Miss. Jani Northrop, Miss Callie French Mr. Harry. Walters and Mr. Fred Kidder arrived there last night in Mr. Walters' private car. Tlie Cautionary Signals. At 0:45 last night orders were sent out to hoist the cautionary S6uth east signals here, at Morehead City and at Charleston. There were high Southeast winds during the night.- At 10 o'clock this morning orders were received to change the South east signal to Southwest. At that time the storm was central North of Lake Huron and moving Eastward. High Southerly winds, veering to Westward, were predicted and the prediction was fulfilled before noon. At 9:45 a. m. the cold wave signal was ordered displayed here but it could not be raised because the storm signal was already occupying the flag pole. The temperature will fall about 20 degrees by 8 o'clock to morrow morning. This afternoon there oame an or der to take down the cautionary signal at 5 o'clock. The winds will become Northwesterly with colder, clearing weather. The signals were also ordered down at Charleston and Morehead. -Bet You lO to 1 You Can't. A problem that at a glanc.e seems easy enough to tempt a school boy to spend, a portion of his Christmas vacation in an endeavor to solve it, appeared recently in a Maine jour nal, and is as follows: ''Take the number 15. Multiply it by itself and you have 225. Now multiply 225 by itself. Then multiply that product by itself, and so on until 15 products have been multiplied by themselves in turn." The - question aroused considerable interest among law vers in Portland, and their best mathematician, after struggling with the problem long enough to see how much labor was entailed in the solution, made the following dis couraging report upon it: "The final product called for contains 38, 539 figures' (the first of Which are 1,412). Allowing three figures to the inch the answer would be over 1,070 feet long. To perform the operation would require about 500,000,000 fig ures. If they can be made at the rate of 100 a minute, a person work- ing 10 hours a day for 300 days in each year would be 28 years about it. If,, in multiplying, he, should make a row df ciphers, as he does in other figures! the number of figures used would be more than 523,939,928. That would be the precise number of figures used if the produce of the left-hand figure in each multiplicand by each figure of the multiplier was always a single figure; but, as it is most frequently, and yet not al ways, two figures, the method employed to obtain the foregoing result can not be accu.-ately applied. Assum. ing that the cipher is used on an average once in ten times, . 475,000, 000 figures is close approximation to the actual number."- v -v.v r All kinds of School Books and School Supplies can be boufr cheapest at HeinshM:jrerv" Ger barque .WcAt Vbss, from thii port arrived at Bristol on the 15th lusl- It wag a warm nere iast night , . . . y. and to-day as it generally is in Oc- tober or April NEW ADVERT18EMKN18, Tin ANTED AN ACTIVE MAN (ONE OUT TT of employment) to besrin on-moderate salary and work himself up, representing in nis own locality, an estaDusned nouse. iterer ences exchanged. .;. v. . Gat's M'f'o House, jan JU4W . L.OCK JJOX l6S5,iH. x James C. Miindt, Agt , 4 FULL LINE OF PURE DItUGS AND Chemicals. Physicians' Prescriptions a spe cialty. Fancy and Toilet Articles In great va riety. Artesian Well Mineral Water; come in ana try aijiass FKEiS. jania Dental Notice. rwrtlE UNDEKSIGNED IS-STILLPliEPAltED I to do all kinds of first class Dental Work at low prices. Full sets or part sets of teth fur nished in a short lime. Teeth extracted withr out pain. JAS. E. KEA, s. E. Cor Market and Front Sts. BA few comfortable rooms for rent In same building. ' jan 151m m Bromine-Arsenic 1lTATElt IS ALREADY HAVING IMMENSE sale. For Eczema. Scrofula. Ulcers. Tumors. Diseases of the Lungs, Kidneys, Womb and Bladder, there is no water to equal it. spien did for Headache and Nausea, For sale whole sale and ret ail by jan 15 MUNDS BROTHERS. Typewriters. RDERS SOLICITED FOR THE "WORL1 I ) and "Remington" Typewriters, the be low and high priced machines on the market Prlnes S10. 12 and f 15 for the -HVorld" and $50, $75 and $100 for the "Remington." Address C. 1. COM x OUT, Agent, vvimimgxuij, m. u. N. B. Best erade of Ribbons, Ribbon Sup porters and carbon Paper constantly on hand, janutim id CO o GO C5 i i 32 i i I O a P3 C. O. P. COTTONSEED LAED ANTI-DYSPEPTIC. Warranted FreefromHogFat PURE, . WHOLESOME, ECONOMICAL. For sale by all Grocers. Send for Illustrated Phamphlet, entitled: "Some Things About X.ard." THE COTTON OIL'PRODUCT CO NEW YORK, For Sale by Holmes & Watters. J. C. Stevenson & Taylor. Jno. L. Boatwright, Brldgers & Bankln, West ft Co.. Jas. B. Busrelns. A. H. Holmes. Adrian & Vollers, R. W. Hicks, McNalr & Pearsall, Glameyer & Kuck, Wm. Oterson. o. M. Filyaw, Mamtt uorDett, nan & j-earsau, w. xi. i vyy, A. D. Wessen and otners. J. M. FORSHEE, General Agent, jan 10 eod 2m Wilmington, N. C. Announcement. The Mercantile Association of the Carolinas JJEREBY ANNOUNCES TO THE PUBLIC that it la open for business and ready to serve its patrons. Offioes located on second floor of the Orton House, in the old office of HoteL Telephone Call No. 7. THE MERCANTILE ASSOCIATION OF THE Jan9tf - CAROLINAS. R. C. Orreli, 1AN STILL BE FOUND AT CORNER OF Third and Princess, where he will give prompt attention to business. Horses and Vehicles for hire and horse boarded at low rates by the day, week or month. Will try hard to please. 1 I still have a very fine Hearse for fnneral oc casions. It. C. ORRELL, Livery and Sale Stables, jan Stf Corner Third and Princess Sts. FURS, FURS. lTE WISH TO BUY ' 4 Q QQQ RACCOON SKINS, io!oooroxsKb,'s- 10 000 opossi;m SK1XS- Iq'qQQ MINK SKINS, q'qQQSKUNK SKINS, 1 0000 OTTER SKIJiS' We pay highest CASH prices and maJk prompt returns. p BROWNE, 138 Nona. Water St., WUmlngton N. C dec si ti - N KWADVETi8 CUEIIT3. itit Liu ill 11 1 a I.I.Iai: 116 Market St., WILMINGTON, N. C. :. jan 16 , .. , '.' : ' Special Announcement The Mercantile Agency,, v R.IG. DUrJ o6u9 No, 220 So. Market St. WE HAVE OPENED A BRANCH OFFICE in this city at above location, where wo are tally prepared to answer all inquiries of our patrons in relation to the stanfilog of their customers throughout the United' states and Canadas, The Banking, Jobbing and Manu- facturlng Interests of this City and State are invited to test our ability to serve them. Terms of subscription &c made known upon applica tion at our office, . ; jan 7 2w A Good Investment. We can save you 1 5 to 20 per cent, if you will buy your Shoes from us. We are sell ing balance of Double Sple Shoes at reduced prices. Now is your time to supply yourself and family. The best 01. 50, $2.00, $2.50 and 03 00 Shoes for Ladies and Gents Wear to be found anywhere. Geo. E. French & Sono, jan 14 tf 108 North Front Ct. Wilmington Savings & Trust Co., PRINCESS, BETWEEN FRONT AND SEC ond streets. JOHN WILDER ATKINSON, President. W. P. TOOMEie, Cashier. Lends money on satisfactory security. Pays interest on deposits. . Is empowered to execute Trusts of all kinds. Jan 8 tf - - For HonU - SEVERAL HOUSES, STORES AND ; liooms in splendid localities. Also p hoases. and lots for sale for cash and ' on the monthly installment plan.! Rents promptly collected. Taxes and! 1 J Insurance attended to without extra cii,c . - 31ARTTNT. DAVIS, Real Estate Agent. i 0Tl7tf - IV) PrUtc3 fc n rnn : - w Mk I' BPS Wm AV CASH HOUSE, r
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