North Carolina Newspapers

s TIIIS PAPER published every evening, Sundays excepted, By JOSH.' T. JAMES, Editor and Prop. SUBSCRIPTIONS, POSTAGE PAID: 'oue year, fl.OO. six. months $2.00. Three months. fl.0U. One raoutli, 5 cents. Hie p.ipcr will be delivered by carriers, free III' iLX .il J of lin;i In any part ot the city, at the above i Da ill i?1 1 y n TT1 -TTTTT- ri or 10 cents per week ' I Advertising rates low and liberal. :y subscribers will please report any and all failures to receive their paper regularly. vol xi r i. W ILMINGTON, N. C MONDA Y. JANUARY 21,1889. NO 18. IiOCAi NEWS. nr '.VJTTlfcST.PRKTTEc 3T JUVENILIS QHZEH PEOPLE Puller Cox ---T.. ... Vj PAWS & CI.AW8 $1.00 r; V2 1. I:. , ):' -' f.-i.' ;, ..: til th I'ftiti anil 1lrtt Hotr,y iM- r rrnnks. fhjtriiiiiic stories and .;! ok insr illustrations by th Prince of - .'.rlst. SflliiiK imuMMistffy. C'ririca ; ;j . ,.?.?. KM i-r' M-i'jft drttffht , tf.nif mrminther for can't J. H. COiiwtll I D. "Ivcctn UtU. S. K. ox. "Fojf.'. ,-, , .. r ; htuitt H:.'.UoftrdCrofb-. r-w yj'rr. uriiRAUD buiv : . - . r -pi NJilaOelplifa. 1:, I 1ILLA I lllfre rnnn S9 Sewing-Mae ImCI To at once eitatlUb k trade iq all puts, y 'placing our machines! I goods wnere tne people can tea them, we will send tree to one person in each locality .the rrry best sewing-machine made in world, with all the attachment. , We will also aend free a complete line of our costly and valuable art Dumpies. In returi we ask that you now what we send, 19 those who .may call at your home, and after 3 month all snail Dccome your own npropertr. . ThU (rrand machine it made after the Singer patents. rhich have run out : before patents i run out it sold for SINS, with the t attachments, and now sells for &SO. best, strongest, most use. 1 machine in the world.- All ia N capital required, Plain. ftf Instruction given. Those who write to m at onca can se. It fre the best sewing-machine In the world, and the it linsof worksof hiph art ever shown together in America. bi'GA CO., JUqx Aufuitu, JUisine. " io.; io ;m d&v A True Tonkr. V hen you don't reel well and hardly know wiiur ;iils you, give B, Ji. B. (Botanic Blood luini) a trial. It is a fine tonic. i-. o. t. allalian, Charlotte, X. c, writes: "B. a. i;. is a fine tonic, and has done nte great '400' 1." 4 L. W. Thompson, Damascus, Ga., Aviltes: "I iM'Uove B. B. Bis the best blood purifier made, it lias greatly improved my general health." An old gentleman writes; B. B. B. gives me now life and new strength. It there is any thlngthat will maEe an old man young, it is 15. n. B." V. A. Shepherd, Norfolk, Va., August 10th 1S.S, writes: "1 depend on B. B. B. for the proservation of my health. I have had it in my ramlly now nearly two years, and in all iiuii ume jiaie uuii iiuu io nave a uouior." Thos. Paulk, Alapaha, Ga., writes: "I sut lored terribly from dyspepsis. The use of B 15. B. has made me feel like a new man. would not take a thousand dollais for the good it nas uone me." W. M. Cheshire, Atlanta. Ga.. writes: had a long spell of typhoid fever, which at last seemea to seme in my right leg, which swell ed up enormously. - An ulcer also appeared nicu uiscuargea a cupiui or matter a day, 1 hen gave B. B. B. a trial and it cured me." jan io 1m d&w j indkx to New Advertisements, 'HlNDERCOBIiS I OOF Notice, James Epp3 & co. Parker's Hair Balsam Parker's Ginger Tonic -R M -McIntire-Attention Cuticura Anti-Pain Plaster AIcxds Bros Pharmacists IIkinsbergeu -Diaries for 1S8S l M Katz Great Inducements H Croxenbero Photographer. Howell & Cumming Mattressss J AS CMcnds. Aert Prescrlntlnni Opera House He, She, Him, Her J J Hedrick Special Inducements "F C Miller -'-Drugs and Chemicals Dr W II Parker Exhausted Vitality n L springer & Co For the Holidays -;ko U FRKNCn&Soxs AstOftiihinerlv Low Mayer, Strocse & Co Watchspring Corsets Germania Hall Mftdam Noras' Glass Blow er. Workers 1 Interred at Oaktlale. . j The remains of the late Mr. Ste j phen D. Wallace were interred yes ! terday afternoon in Oakdale Ceme tery. The services were conducted at Grace M. E. Church. Rev. Mr. ! Hoge assisting the pastor, Rev. W. o. vreasy. ne pau-Deurers were Col. Roger Moore and Messrs. R. J. Jones, Henry Schulken, George I Chadbourn.W. M. Poisson and Isaac Bates. Col. W. P. Caqaday, Sergeant-at-j AU kinds of School Books and Anns of the United States; Spnatp i Scnool iSunnhes can he VinnffU was in the city to-day. Salvation Oirr-4 what you want. It kills pain and cures the worst case of rheumatism, neuralgia, sorej Take nt t4iust ' as trood.' Pricl10118 not to take wore magnifying cneapest at HeinshM-rer t Itock Crystal Spectacled and Eyeglasses Advice to old l and young: In se lecting spectacles you should be cau- twenty five cents a bottle. The receipts of cottoii at this port to day foot up 417 "bales. Tmlfcntioiis. For North Carolina, fair preceeiiel in Kastern portion lorniJrains, and polder. The Wind and the Itain. It rained nearly all day yesterday and all night last night' up to 7 o'clock this morning, the rainfall for the 24 hours was 1.80 inches, whieh is pretty heavy. The wind blew, too, at a lively rate last night. The highest velocity here was 30 miles. from the Southwest. At Southport I the greatest velocity of the wind j was 38 miles, from the Southeast,and jthe rainfall there was 1.50 inches weather, ! No damage was done. K,r v Forty Iegrees Colder. The historv of t.li wonThop vocqi.. lloo 'P.ia ...Ml i , m, . . w.i.aiaumn win sing "me dav and to-dav ishs follows- At Last Rose of Summer' "He, She, Him, Her." to-night in STOKLEY'S " ARE NOW PRE. as muz pared to accommodate all who may call upon us with the Finest Oysters to be lnd on the Coast. We have ma.de special Myrtle Q-rove, Middle and btump Sound Oysters ' Served promptly and In any W. H. STOKLEY, Wrightsville, always on hand, tyle desired. . oet 10 tf Ul r m A aHT Agents in every Town uiiiou and county to sell our Goods. Send us one dollar, and we will send you sample that sells for three dollars, and M-an. you in a Dusiness that will pay you from ?100 to fjjoo per month. Address THE RICHMOND PUBLISHING CO., .anisiwv, Richmond, Ya. Wilniington Sayings & Trust Co., PRINCESS, BETWEEN FRONT AND SEC ond streets. JOHN WILDER ATKINSON, President. W. P. TOO.MER, Cashier. Lends money on satisfactory security. Pays Interest 6n deposits. Is empowered to execute Trusts of all kinds, jan 8 tf . i - Drugs and I hmictilp 'I'OILKT ARTICLES, PATENT MEDICINES, Shoulder Braces, Trusses," etc., etc. Also Prescriptions filled day or flight at r. C. MILLER'S, v Drugstore, jaiu Corner Fourth and Nun Sts., Portable fire-place grates. Just the thing for our climate. Are sold by the N. Jacobi Hdw.Co. t The N. Jacobi Hdvv. Costi'll lead in the sale of the best and cheapest heating and cooking stoves. t Hood's Sarprfrilla is a purely vege table preparation, being free from injurious ingredients. It is peculiar m its curative power T j. . - . j " ii you want a picture iramed go to Heinsbergers. He has a large assortment of Mouldings to select ?rom. t George Washington was before acting Mayor Fishblate this morn ing. It is his first appearance there in several years. - We have knives for your boys and scissors for your girls. What wil please them, more for presents? Jacobi Hardware Co. 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 rw a - mere was about 2a feet of water on the shoals at Fayetteville on Sat urday and it is probable that there will be another rise on top of the old one. Messrs. W. E. Davis & Co. receiv ed this morning several pair of white shad from their fishery near Orton It is the second lot received by them this season. Italian barque Francesco Cilento, Parzio, 'clearei to-dav for Cardiff with 3,43,5 harrels rosin, valued at $3,453, shipped by Messrs. Paterson Downing & Co. Mr. George H. Kelley'is the fifth official of Grace M. E. Church who tias died here in fifteen months. Eerily is it true that "death loves a shininjr mark.'' ienl mm SV II ABLE FOR HOLIDAY PKESS:NT8, ; AT '.. -: -W"A-TS03ST3 China, Glassware&Crockory Store, ih BrmcH yt. FfNE LOT Dinner anrt ffea Sts in stock. Tine ra Sctn at oii'y ijlO, a fun stock of Crockery and Glassvrare on hand LAfWPS If I t . . . . . . . . . t "fTipuons, inc I'reuiesi in ire iy. f K ASES,! Tj.ll LET gETS 5 ANJ " i llAMCER fcETS. CHEAP, H A s h li S & Tt L y T - O A HS At vfry npar Cost,- o'clock yesterday afternoon the cau tionary Northeast signal was raised here, at Morehead and at Cliarles ton, in obedience to instructions from Washington Citv, which stated mat tnere woulrt be increasing East erly winds, with rain. At 9:45 p. m the order came to change to cau tionary Southwest signals, saying that the winds would become West erly and that there would be clear ing weather on Monday. Five min utes later, or at 9:50 p. m., the cold wave signal was ordered hoisted and it was stated then that the tempera; ture would fall 40 degrees by Tues day morninav And to day, at 9:40 a. m., the cautionary signal was or dered down here, at Morehead and at Charleston. The wind at that time had got around to the North west and at noon the weather had become clear. I The Glass Blowers. Madame Nora's company of glass blowers will open a snort season in this city at Germania Hall, to-raor row afternoon. They will draw well, as an entertainment of this kind has never yet failed to do in Wilmington. They have been in afv 1 1J.J tl II vjuarioixe auring tne past two weeKs and the Neivs sayt& Madame Nora's company of glass biowiers, which has been delighting the people of Charlotte for two weeks past, leaves Monday for Wil mirigton, and the News can cheer fully commend them to the citizens 01 mar piace. ne snow is an ex ceedingly interesting one, besides being instructive, and we do not know of any company more worthy or the patronage of the public. There, is nothing "shoddy about the show, ana the members of the com pany are genteel, well behavedand pleasant people to meet. The show ms been greatly appreciated inChar otte" and it eroes to Wilmington with Uharlotte7s endorsement. Superior Court. The January term of the Superior Court for New Hanover county, His Honor, Judge Shipp, presiding, with Mr. Oliver H. Allen, the Solicitor, present, convened at the Court House in this city this morning. The following cases were disposed of to day: Brown & Roddick vs. B. A. An derson. Judgment. J. T. Murry vs. Andrew Murry, administrator. Judgment. Wm. Larkins, executive, vs. W.H. Howe and wife, etal. Decree signed. Wright Johnson vs. Charity John son. Judgment granting a divorce. -lrn 11 rnr-ini-Tirirtf WtHrtTi vower than has been lost to the eye 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 cessary is the daily, cause of prema ture old age to the sight: You can get the best at Heinsberger's. RESOLUTIONS OF JVESPECT. Death of Mr. George H. Kelley. On Friday last it was our pain ful duty to announce the death of an old and valued citizen, Mr. Ste- At a called meeting of the Hibernian Bene volent Society, held January 18th, the undersigned-committee submitted the following resolutions, which were unanimously adopted: v hereas. It has pleased an allwise Provi dence to summon from-our midst our late Brother, JAMES CORBETT, be it Resolved. That in his death this Society has lost one of its most useful members and this community a good citizen. He fl lied t he office of secretary or this society for many years, and exhibited great zeal In the discharge of his duty, and took a warm interest in even'- iuius Laming turns native iana. Rcsoiivd, That we tender to the famJy of our deceased brother and associate our heartfelt sympathies, and commend them for consola- iiun 10 inat nivine power which, though in scrutable in its dispensation, yet "doeth all . . . . PLKASa KOTICS." ' We win be glad to iwiTO'''c5tio from our Wends on any ana anVstjjct general Interest, but , ': - The name or the writer must always to f u r nlshed to tho Editor. - - . i - Conmuiiiconsnst txs ;wmui only on one side of ttoe paper.. t . Personaiiae3 must bo avoided. " .And it 13 especially ana particularly oncer stood that the Editor docs not always endorse the news of correspondents onless to stated in the editorial columns. ., ' - NKW ADVBRTlbiElITO:-; Groat 1 nducements to;Purchai- rs Tfiig Week.; . - - OWING TO OUR HAVING A '- ' TREMENDOUS STOCK Ana that we will take an-. Inventory , of our - Stocjrnext Monday;' 7 - - GBEAT INDUCEMENTS Will be offered to Purchasers ' liesolrerl. That a blank nao-o nn tho minute T . . ' . j, vss VUV IU1UU.IV phen D. Wallace, and to-day we are age anddTteof deathTand again called upon to mourn the agel .1 : a. a i tt (leparture. 01 another - 01 our and respected -'fellow-citizens, Mr. vTeoige n. rveney, wuo passed no his rest yesterday afternoon about 4 p. m.; in the 09th year of his age. Mr. Kelley was born in Duplin county but his family removed to Wilmington many years ago when that they be published in the citv !nea in tne citv papers. TIMOTHY DONLAN. JOHN DYER. JOHN W.REILLY. Cqmmittee. DIED. Silver-plated knives, forks.sDOons, ftr3 chld'i sets, caryiqg'Vniy'es'aria forks. Make your friends hanov bv Useful presents. A nioe line of the above is offered bv the N. Jacobi Hdw. Co. At noon to day the thermometer registered 54 degrees, wliich, is two degrees peo w te iu pe rate. 'I t Nth ere is 'a tall of '40 degrees by to morrow morning theh it will get to 14 whicli wilf probably be cold enough to suit Ue ayerage; citizen.' Thirty two is tlie freezing pointv 4ate sxr, tea, kelley was i for many years a member of Cape Fear Lodge No. 2, I. O. O. F. and for some years past he has been a Past Grand of the lodge. The mem hers of Cape Fear Lodge will there fore escort the remains to the grave. A summons toatten'iVappears hi this issue! : . Cly Court. There was f smajl ctowd asem bled at the Citv Court this morning frtni. iiuimraoiy minersonatPd cases which were dispell of as fol-1 IVJ ,.g5tlP5laV" morrow, 7 and "Waitin "A Bright and Clean Entertainnient." Mr. Geo. H. Adams and the "He, She, Him, Her" troupe are here and will hold ie boards at the Opera House to-night, It is ope of the best things on the road, full of life, fun, and frolic. There is ribt an -objec tionable feature in it. nothing that p - be most refined ladies cannot wit ness with perfect propriety. It piayed to larg houses elsewhere and should bevgreeted with a large louse heTe. The Richmond State says that It is "a' very lively pieoe. ull of ippocerit fun, pantomime tricks, pretty girls and dancing.'' The piece was presented, ip. Peters burg last week and the Index -Apveq of that eity save of it; "He, She, Him and Her" was pre sented at the Academy of Music last night and proved one of the most pleasant surprises of the season. George H. Adams, who fairl v earned his reputation as a clown n'nrl nn.n lUUIlUUHL, WU Character specialist. H.e ag ably assisted, b,y Mjs. fwas Hanlon, who made a bright and musical Tootsie Brant, an unfortunate 'waif. Otto Schmelz, a humorous German, was Sam KELLEY In this city, on January 30th, at 4 O'clock p. m., GEORGE H. KELLEY, in the fi9th year of his age. The friends of the family are invited to at tend the funeral of the deceased from his late residence. "No. 2ii -Mnrrii spmnri ctmot -11 he was very young and this city has o'clock to-morrow (Tuesday) morning. ' that time. For nearly sixty years unnmr in, he has been going in and out among CapeFearLode;eNo. 2 1. 0.0 F us, known of all men and known as V .i.v.u.i an honest, upright gentleman, re- AESSi Sr spected and e.steemed by the entire ?J!S&& community. He was a man of great eral of our deceased brother, P. G. George H. self-reliance, Of strong convictions Members of other Lodges am remfPrt tn 4- !J... 1! . ... - . llnltP With lie " 1 v j - - X vuvj v llblliUt man, who practised no concealments but always expressed precisely what he thought and acted through life from principle and never from pol icy. For many years he was one of the most active, earnest members of the Front Street, now Grace Metho dist Episcopal Church in this city, was one of its Stewards, in fact a pillar of that church, which he loved uevotecuy ana m whose service the A .uuuuuux or dray horse for best years of his life were passed. It sale.' Also a set of Buggy Harness. is sad to chronicle the departure of By order of N. G. jan 21 It, AMONG THE AUNT BARCAirJt; DISPLAYED ON OUR COUNTERS WILL BE French Striped Cbabrays, 10 cents per yard. Nice Quality Satlne, 10 cents per yard. ' ' French Satine, in solid and figured, worth 35c for 20c per. yard An Elegant Quality - HABIT CLOTH, valued at 90 cents for 59 cents per yard. -o- Moire 8illi, : All shades, worth $L00 for 50 cents. A. J,; YOPP, Secretary. Hasson's Syrup of Tar JS A CERTAIN CURE FOR COUGHS, COLDS and all Lung and Throat Diseases. An elegant line of WHI TE GOOQ) JUST OPENED. -o- jan2i For sale by MUNDS BROTHERS. 104 N. Front St. New Embroideries, In the Latest and Most Unique Designs. -o 1 For Sale. Til" IF j 5 janl9 2t Apply at THIS OFFICE. so euany of our old citizens within so short a period, three having gone hence in little more than a week.for their places in the community and in the hearts of our people ear never again be filled.. Mr. Kelley leaves a wife and eight children, five sons ard three daugh ters. Four of his sons reside in Birmingham, Ala ,and occupy prom inent positions in that city, the old- Aft Ci on TTsIIiitt - - . j..v,iijr, uaug uucui I 1 mm y-, m w m m rm mm- - - - the wealthiest citizens of the place. JlJa.'iSJli. HIM. HEK 11 - 1 ' ' . . j OPERA HOUSE. MONDAY, JAN.21, 5 George H. Adams AND toma HCA.1srx.01sr -IN e.uL.s CA8H HOUSE. 116 Market St., Jan 21 WILMINGTON, N. C,, GERMANIA HALL. . Supported by a Corripany of Comedians. Everything entirely new. jan 18 3t Astonishingly Low The Governor'-? Staff; Gov. FowIehas appointed C61. Jfts. B Gleen, of . Greensboro, as Adjutant General, in the place of Gen. Johnstone Jones. Col. Glenn is now Colonel of the Third Regiment. and has good military training ajid PriCGS Oil all K'ndsand Oual" avnarionnp nrirl will , lr.r. j I v.. " "vv, wane tin titl mirable officer. Be is, we think, an old Confed. Gen Jones has filled the office faithfully and well He. was appointed by Gov. Vance in 187 $id. ha$ served ever since. Fol lowing is a full list of Gov. Fowle's staff as we find it in the Newa and Observer; FOR A SHORT TIME COMMENCING ' TUESDAY EVEN'Q, JAN. 22, VIadam Jlo' troupe or GLASS BLOWER WORKERS " AND- -- ' ities of Foot Wear at French & Sons'. It is; conceded that vou can get better Shoes for the money Tlie Glass Steam Enfflno Excel- dt xicnciis man eisewnere. . . You only have to price them iot la tall operation. ungadier General Jas. D. Glenn voiirqp t tn hp Ai. -i i ' I J w..,i.iv.u. xsj Col. FrancisH.Cameron.Tnsnpntnr not forget Weare Sellinp; Dou- General, ble Sole an rl Hpw QV,e o OPEN DAILY FROM 2:30 TO 5 AND Fred A. Olds. OiiartPrninstPr . . V7 v,o- irj. ' : r: -. from 7:30 to 90 p. m. "M..ov aticctuv i cuutcu prices. I Geo. Rs French & Sons. Admission 15 Cents. ' ion IO P 1 tr m- . . i " "rtu roDt Every Visitor Receives a Present. Typewriters. yltia hard.: Col. Fred A. Olds. Quartermaster I -n a General. peciaiiv lmvien s iepartment. uoi. nuoert uavwood General. Col. JohnL. Cantwell.Commissarv general." Loi. h,ugene Morehead. Paymaster General. CQl. WilHam G. Lewis. Engineer in Chief. Col. John S. Cunninerham.Aide d Camp. " - Col. Thos. W. Strange. Aide de Camp. janlfltf ORDERS SOLICITED. FOR THE "WORLD" 1 and Remington" Typewriters, the best uuugu pjictxiinacnieeson tne market. Prices $rja, $12 and $15 for thCWorW and $50. 75and $100 for the "Reminsrton.". Addrpss Seed Potatoes. Evervbodv Is Invltpd tn fVI. Jw-r, iM.ute clerk-s in attendance. Messrs. j.-! conduct, continued, u.vaq aii cfia. H. sipiuingrinaii. j Mike Ward and Dennis A. W, VVAT80N, 060 ' tt US PrlnpAca Rr Frana TUrkl.- ows: m t ' 1 . 1 ' I i o nn . . . a nomas Kicnaruson, nisorueriy v a vAvynann, wuija htqiy conduct, discharged. i H'.YrMue p,ct. as tescnbe( o.u ,t.....?.c, uisoiiiei iy cuMu.ci-t p ay is any where, the time .mv snector Gennrl $.10 or 2Q days. j time, the argument any thimr that f'api. HenehaA'c JacH Mlfard, druak and down, ! you enooseto make it, and tU plot Inspector General. - ILXE. I 111 L 'VI IM II1C ?k rmt f . . f I ' s Y1 r I IkW - T 1 -Jt A. tTf dinwlerlv KiP 10 glve nn entirely I Ron. General. ' j ' disorder!) . pleaing performance, and in their Capt. W. ' H Billiard. Assistant ! or 1 . . ; specialties the Members of the com- fSursSpp General1 1 T M, pany are ai worthy a wo?d ofpmis&'f -fAipt. T,eo. D. . Heartt, Assistant VV a bvab m si awr rm w-w 'M x.wii au r -v&mn au wm v--. Co . xlston Grimes, Aide deCnmp. u- comfort, .gent, Wilmington, N. c. EarlV TltlSft SflRff VflUttnoe Col. W. H.WiUiamSiAide deCamu B Best grade of Ribbons, Ribbbn Sun- lJ xw0 OUBU rOtaiOBS Mai. ,Jas.YMart : :-?- o ' ' APPLES, ONIONS, ORANGES judgment suspended George Washington, Jntant General. -4 y-m : " ' " k UftPt, k 11. Curtis. Assistant Ad- ET- jutant General. I TUI flUli l Capt. A. L. 8mith. Anfln i ftE.Y.EKAL AWSES. STORES AND. i houses and lots for sale for cash and ameron. Assistant : . c lllu"l"JJ ."ln5.n, vu.n. wuis gnvuivnx- troncvieu. i axes ana ; inuraJBce ait:ndcrt to without extra c hjirge. tf. MARTIN T.DAVIS, Real Estate Ageit, lia vrtneess St white tramp city limits. ins Liion, two were escorted " to the It was a ment meat. r VTi'n av w iv.nvpuT'' I ' " j . a, j a m " Miff mA. J ' of employment) to b2in on modern.1 sjUsjt and work himself np, representintr la of employmeni gin on moderate ment:as futl rifsiiiil An J. ;.ir'irr r t v a,.;.: nh own locality, an established house. .- 1 Adjutant General. ,jamo4w - Keler. OAY-a M'r'a Uorss, ON CONSIGNMENT And Must ba Sold at 0nce J CHAS. F. BROWNE,, Agt. . 128 North Water St., WllmlBston, 2f. r. ' Janw.tf d&vr . . . . - For Gale. V. JL1 NEWSPAPERS FOR. SALEXT XOVJH own price at auglltl OFFICfi.