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stood that tne Ector floes not always endors
the Ylews of correspondenta" anless so stated
in the editorial columns. : :, - v
NEW ADVISirf I8EMENTS.
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WILMINGTON, N. C. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1889.
NO 2.
H V
til
SEW ADVKKTI8EMRNTH
Presents in the most elegant form
THE LAXATIVE AND NUTRITIOUS JUICE
FIGS OF CALIFORNIA,
Con-bined with the medicinal
virtues of plants known to Je
most beneficial to the human
system, forming an agreeable
and effective laxative to perma
nently cure Habitual Consti
pation, and the many ills de
pending on a weak or inactive
condition of the
KIDNEYS, LiVEB AHD BOWELS.
; t is the most excellent remedy know a to ,
CLEANSE THE SYSTEM EFFECTUALLY
When one is Bilious cr Constipated
so that
PURE CLOOD, REFRESHING SLEEP
HEALTH and CTRENOTH
NATURALLY FALLOW.
Every one is using it and all are
delighted with it. , : .
ASK YOUH DRUQQISX FOP
MANUFACTURED ONLY BY
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
'HAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
iOWPVtlLF. Kf. NEW YORK. N. Y '
Forsaloby .
HOrlERT K HELLAHV.
WHOLESALE DUUGGIST,
men ly diw Wilmington, N. c.
Inlieriteil lilood Poion.
How many people there are whose distress
from sores, aches, pains and eruptive ten
dencies are duo to Inherited blood poison.
Bad Uood passes from parentftn chlld.anrt It. Is
therefore is the duty c f husband and wire to
keep their blood pure. This 13 easily accom
plished by a timely use of 11. B. It. (Koranic
Blood Balm). Send to Blood Palm Co., At
lanta, for book of most convincing proof.
.femes nm, Atlanta, da . -writes: "My two
Rons were afflicted with blood poison, which
doctors said was hereditary. They both broke
out in sores and eruptions which It. li. JL
promptly controlled and finally cured com
pletely." Mrs. s. M. Williams, Sandy, Texas, writes:
'My three poor afflicted children, who Inher
ited blood poison, have improved rapidly after
a use oi B. li. JJ. It Is a Godsend."
J. li. Wilson, Jlen Alpine StaUOD, N. O.,
Feb. 13, 1885, writes: "Bone and blood poison
forced me to have my leg amputated, and on
the stump there came a largo ulcer, which
grew worse every day until doctors gave me
up to die. I only weighed 120 pounds when. I
began to take B. B. B., and 12 bottles Increased
my weight to 180 pounds and made me sound
and wen. 1 never knew what good health
was before."
BE
StaJidardFlavoris
HOUSEKEEPERS can prove by a single
trial that these Extracts are the cheapest;
they are true to their names, full measure
and highly concentrated."
aus 23 diw em eod arm
3XT.O TJI OB !
:0:
NOW1STIIETIME TO BUY YOUH
Pall and Winter
CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST."
Boys' and Children's
SUITS
A SPECIALTY, AND SOLD AT
New Yo r k P r ices
Call at once nnd bo convinced. Don't for
get our line t '
!
3
LATEST BROADWAY" BLOCK . IN SILK
HATS ONLY VS.OO.
B.F. PENNY;
- THE CLOTHIER, ;
octlTtf 110 Market Street.
For Sale. -
1 000 LBS MTAL CLEAN
nd in good condition. Wllioe sold cteap."
-. ., Applylat i.'o V;.;..
THIS OFFICE.';
index to New Advertisements
J D Krrr Druggist
M cjjds Bros Pharmacists
W 31 gumming Mattresses
j F GAKRKI.L Native Beef
li V K kith. Jr To t he Public
BitADDV .V (Jayi.okd The Kacket store
Day's length 9 liours and 44 min
utes. Sunset to morrow afternoon at
47 minutes past 4 o'clock.
L iundrv Ti-onin- Srm-P- i,-p nh
bv rJiS
Dv tiie.N. Jacob! Hch. Co. ,
We now liave the best Posket
Scissor made. N. Jacobi Hdw. Co. t .
Shot, Cartridges, Loaded Shells j
and ammnnition of all kinds forsale j
by the N. Jacobi Hdw. Co. j
Rev. F. D. Swindell will preach at
Bladen Street Methodist Church at
11 olock to-morrow morning. I
The Register of Deeds issued two I
marriage licenses last week, both of
which wei2 for colored couples.
Thanks to our neighbors of the;
Mcsscvgcr for their kindly words in
this morning's issue of that paper.
You will find a nice assortment of
Rifles at the N. Jacobi Hdw. Co.
Just the article to make your boy
happy. a f
The Halcyon Days begin to-day
and will continue just as long as .a'
fellow has money enough loft to keep
up the racket.
Services in St. John's Church to
morrow: Holy Communion 7.00 a.
in.; morning prayer 11 a. m.; even
ing prayer 7.30 p. m.
From this time on the days will
slowly lengthen in the afternoon,
but until the close of the year the
mornings will grow shorter.
There were four interments, all
adults, in Oakdale this week, none
in Bellevue, and three, two children
acd one adult, in Pine Forest.
Do you suffer with catarrh? You
can be cured if you take Hood's
Sarsapari'la. the great blood puri
fier. Sold by all druggists.
Prayer and experience meeting of
business and workingmen ui. 7.00
o'clock to-night at tin? Seaman's
Bethel, to le conducted by Mr. Bt
F. Hall.
liev. . E. Poole will preach at
the Seaman's Bethel on Sunday
evening at 4 o'clock. All seamen
and the public generally are invited
to attend.
. Surely December and May might
wed thisyear. The old fellow seems
at this time to be as lustv and vig
orous as a young buck of twenty or I
thereabouts i
-It is with profound satisfaction
that we record the fact that the
street sweeper has at last paid a
visit to Market street and removed
a part of the filth which encumber
ed it.
The ladies of St. Agnes' Guild us the best Myrtle Grove oysters to
gave an entertainment last night in )e mi ani there are none better
the Guild Hail which was largely j than these for a roast the world
attended and liberally patronized. OVer.
Refreshments of various kinds were j s soon as the feast was Over with
served and a large number of fancy j the tables were cleared and then
articles, dolls, &c., were disposed of. ; came what was to us a complete
HarrBrockT"the horse which ' surprise. Maj. II. H. Joster, on be
ll as done such faithful service f0r ! half of the Rkvikw force, in a very
the W. S. F. E. Co. No. 1 for so j neat and witty little speech-, pre.
many vears past, has been retired " seated the Editor with, an
and is to be sold. His successor, a , elegant gold-headed ebony cane,
horse weighing 1.250 pounds and ' suitably engraved, as . , a testt
costins 4250, was purchased yester- gonial of the esteem la which
(lay ;the said editor is held , by all
'those associated with hiin in getting
Mr. John F. (iarrell has received i oufc the paper As we haversaid it
two car loads of fine native beef, on j wag a coluplete surprise to. us, as it
the hoof, one from Western North j wag iutenae(1 !t should be, and we
Carolina and the other from South-.' fear thafc uv remarks ery inade
western Virginia. It comes in tliejquately expressed our. feelings on
nick of time and just as people were j tiiat occasion. ' "
longing for good native meat. It is ; it was one of the most pleasant
in splendid condition and will r0f tl,e baker's dozen of anniversa
offered at Mr. Garrell's stalls ev ry ries we lmve all spent together. -But
day next week- I all things must come to a close. We
ot of the "Southern Confederacy." j all got back to the bosoms of OUT
Kven as well informed a paper as families and to-day we take this op
the Italeigh Chronicle speaks, edi-1 portunity of making our warmest
torially, of Mr. Davis as "President ! acknowledgments to Capt. Nolan,
of the Southern Confederacy." The ' Mr. Stokley and Capt. Lennon, to
same inistakewas made here in res- j whose kindness and courtesies, we
olutions adopted here. Mr. Davis are so largely indebted for one of
was President of the Confederate the very pleasantest of the Daily
States of America and not of the Review's thirteen anniversaries.
"Southenh Confederacv." Of course
n i-nntKWfornn.i tiiA rofprVni(
isnotanunnatualone. ' - H
-
Itefreshlos and invigoratiBR
Dehcioai Soda Water as draWn from
Munds BrothersV raagnificeut new
soda fountain at a temperature of
34. Purest Fruit Syfup,Milk Shakes;
and Natural Mineral Water.
At the Armory Of the W. h. I.,
; last night, the pjold company" medal
I was awarded to Mr. E. W. Moore.
as the best shot in a trial of skill,
I which took place on Eagle Island,
i Wednesday. !
We regret tos learn, that the yen !
: erable Mrs. O. O. "Kennedy is vei-v
sick with a bronchial affection. . We j
are glad to be able to sav, however, j beyond doubt that the public ap-,
that sl,e reported as iomewhat ! Preciate low cash prices and that a ;
. iparty who sells for cash can under-;
j sell his competitors whos credit. I:
The special committee on , the
lavis monument, appointed yester-...
. (lay afternoon at the meetinsr of the
Ladie Memorial' Association, are
requested to meet at the residence
Qf the President of the association,
No. 224 North Third street, at 11
o'clock on Monday morning.
The first quarterly meeting for
le present Conference . year for
firace Methodist E. Church, South,
will be held to morrow. Preaching
at 11 o'clock a. m. by the Pastor,
Rev. W. S. Creasy, and at 7:30 p m"
by the Presiding Elder, Rev. F. D.
Swindell. Sabbath school at 3:30 p.
m. Seats free and a cordial invita
tion is given to visitors and. strang
ers. Confirmed.
The favorable impression pro
duced on the first appearance of the
agreeable liquid fruit remedy Syrup
of Figsa few years ago has been
more than confirmed by the pleas
ant experience of all who have used
it, und the success of the proprietors
and manufacturers, the California
Fig Syrup Company.
! naprction of the V. ?
Hen. W. H, Anthony, command
ing the North Carolina State Guard,
was in the city yesterday, and last
night inspected the Wilmington!00 the 10th of I,m-V
Light Infantry, at the company's
armory. Co). W. C. Jones, com
manding the Second Regiment, was
present at the inspection, which it
is learned was satisfactory in every
res peer.
Our Thirteenth
The entire force on the DAILY
Rrvjrw, from the devil down to tho
Editor, had thoir.annual outing yes
tffday to' Wrightsville Sound, the
occasion being the 13th anniversary
of tho paper. The RKymw was put
to press at 2 o'clock, and at 3 o'clock
we embarked on the Seacoast
train, under charge of Captain
Lonnon, the (ieneral Manager
of the road, Captain Nolan, hav
ing very kindly held the train until
that hour for us. Arriving at
Wrightsville we proceeded directly
to Mr. Stokley's where Jwe found
"steam" already up in the oven and
several bushels of elegant oysters
; already preparing for a roast. They
j were soon laid before us and it is
needless to say that ample justice
I was done to them. It was a noble
! feast. Mr. Stokley had secured for
What's tne sense in saying inai
Catarrh cannot be cored when Dr.
Sage's Catarrh Remedy is so sure
and positively certain that the nrofuaneiis,thft"rtir.ket:,-.inJlie;rstireef..t
Pjietors offer $500 reward for .a caserVhat . niakesou happyr" a
rtf T'.-f .-l tvlifr.1i til
vu pintof the medicine is made
by dissolving one fifty-cent package
of ' the powder in water. Sold by
druggists; XQ cents.
j " - Forecasts. I
j For North Carolina," fair weather j
1 and stationary temperature. For :
IWiimirigton untl vicinity, fair wea
'.ther. j
Cash t. Credit.
My
n nnapniill'Ml si-if vinn 1 i
have inaugurated my cash system.
and iny; increase in patronage proves j -
i shall offfr extra inducements from j
rujw until after the holidays to all !
purchasers ofrC3othing, Furnishing
Goods, Hats ami Caps, ;
I. Siihikh,
(Sign of Golden Arm.)
Cor. Front and Princess Sts. -
Ladle' Memorial Association.
"A meeting of the Ladies' Memorial
Association was held yesterday
afternoon at the "xVtlantic" Hall;
There was a large attendance of
members, and "'much interest -was
evinced by all in the objects and
purposes of the meeting.
In the matter of placing a medal
lion comiueui.o;ative of Jefferson
Davis on the Confederate Mdnu
mment in Oakdale Cemetery, it was
resolved to carry out, this ob,iect,aqd
the following named ladies W6e ap
pointed a committee to confer with
the President of the Association
with regard to the best plan or
method of raising the neces&ayy
fund: Mrs. Gen, Whiting, Mrs. T.
II, McCoy, Mrs. Gabriel Holmes,
Mrs. Jennie DeRosset, . Mrs. T. C.
Craft, Miss Katie Taylor, Miss Rliza
Hohncs and ' Mrs. W. 1. 1'rench.
The intention of the ladies is to have
the medallion made and put in place
on tho monument in ' time for the
next nnnwvl Memorial observance
i ne erection oi a ijronze monu
ment to perpetuate the memory of
the late ex-President- was a'so dis
cussed, and. it was resolved to. invite
the co-opecfttidu of theoltlzens gen
erally in raising a fund for this pur
pose. The monument, or statue, to
be erected at such point in the city
as may hereafter be agreed upon.
A committee was'suggested to confer
with gentleman Interested with re
gard to raising the funds needed for
this purpose,and Mrs. Dr.Anderson,
Mrs. W. It. Kenan, Mrs. Josh T.
James, Mrs. A. L. DeRosset, Mrs
Charles D. Myers, Mrs. Charles M.
Stead man and Mrs. J. J. Hedrick
were appointed.
rii j a
Wide Awake for Christmas.
-Turning over the Christmas Vldr
Awake, one is struok with the ssipe
rior quality of the serial stories.
Boyeseivs "Sons of the Vikings" is
both romantic and realistic; uGid
Granger" is true Yankee, all grit
and "faculty" and success. The
openingjehapters oP'Wednesday the
Tenth" relate some remarkable ad
ventures'of two ScotcU boys among
the islands of the Soutn Pacific.
"Santa Claus on a Vegetable Cart"
is a first-rate Christmas stoiy. The
Greek story, "Cleon," is a story of
theImrnortalCharge;"I)olly Phone'
by Susan Coolidge, is a pretty tale
of pur own scientific times. Howard
Pyie 'contributes a - striking story
upon wliich readers' are to vote,
prizes to be awarded for (he best ar
gument on both sides, as the story
has a question for n Jte: "J-amb-.
kin; was he a Herd or a Prig?" "The
Red. Velvet Pig" will amuse the lit
tle people, and o will 'Puk-Wud-jies."
A fine Canadiau story is "The
Light on Black Ledge." Lieutenant
damiiton tells the boys how to
build "A Military Snow Fort," Mrs
Sallie Joy White begins her new
series, "Business .Openings for Girls
and Young Women." One of the
best things in the number is the
opening ' paper of another series,
'Confessions of an Amateur Photo,
grapher." The serious side of art is
given by Mrs. Moore in "Children''
Portraits in the Louvre," with beau"
tiful pictures. The illustrated poems
are good. "Men and Things" .in
rich with anecdote. A certain pic
ture-page, "What Mary Said at Our
Entertainment' is worth the price
of the number. WideV Awake - is
2.40 a year. D. Lothrop Companv,
. ". I
publishers, Boston.
Two charming little girls jwere
t, ..vrll. ..... . .11 .- 1 . '.1 I'
metlicine, and wo have only to take
Dr. BulPs Cough Syrup, and that
ain't bad at all. . ,
NEW ADVEKTI8EM KNTh
PILLOWS!
FOR SALE FROM $2 00
lR PAIR.
DOWN
NO STEMS SOMETHING ELEGANT.
( P. S. Mattresses manutacturecl to order, onRenoyated.
Springs for. sale from 1.50 up. :'.-'vV.:v-
3SZ Princess St :
OF ALL NEW STYLES. -
LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S FU US, MISSES' CLOAKS AND
I- - '" . . ' -
NEWMAITKKTS in Plalda and Solid Colors.
LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S UNDERWEAR, , .
LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S HOSIERY,
, In Colors and .Fast Black. 1
Dress Goods and Trimmings.
Another lot PA SS A M E NT ERIE, and almost anything new and pretty
I li t.ACK SILKS FOB MONDAY NEXT. .
We have never had such demand for ULAOK SILKS and an entirely
new lot will be opened on MONDAY NEXT of Deautifnl Faillesr-in black
and trimmings for same. . -; ' . - . - '
dee "13 tf
St. la ill's K. 1.. Clnirt li.
The services in St. Paul's Evangel
ical lititheran Church, corner Mar
ket and Sixth streets, Rev. F. W. E.
Peschan, Pastor, to morrow (Sun
day) will be in English at 11 a. m.
and 7:30 p. m. in'German. All are
welcome at the services.
tiootl Wortls mulGnoil THinsTs.
Our clover neighbor, Mr. J. G. L.
Gieschen, rose to the importance of
the occasion today and in the
kindness of his heart sent in;; to us
a sumptuous feast of unusual
ly fine New River oysters and "fix
ins," together with a bottle of old
French brandy, dating as far back
as 1877. And, better than all, these
were accompanied .by a card Ex
pressing his kindest wishes for. the
Datly Review and its editor, with
the hope that we might both live
and celebrate at least thirteen more
of the happy days.
to Vh.
Now, who is "Dude" who writes to
the Fireimnis Herald so many
wonderful things about the Wil
miiigton Fire Department? More
over h certainly is not posted as to
facts, or at all events a$ to all of the
facts. We agree with him 1110s
heartily whenjhe'says that our volun
teer fire department is equal to any
paid department in the South,, but
when he talks about a record of
"first water" at fires and-the presen
tation -by the city at the end of each
year of 1,000 feet of new hose to the
Company 'which shows the best in
that respect, he is telling us some
thing that we have never heard - of
before and that will be news here.
To the Iullie.
It is known to you that the plan
was devised prior to the death of
President Davis to pay off his in
debtnegs by the sale of a tract of
land belonging to him in the State
of Arkansas in shares of (10; dollars
each.
Co I. W 1 1 a r t o n J . G r ee 1 1 , t h e age n t
for the State of North Carolina, laid
this matter before a meeting of the
Veteran Association of New Han
over county, requesting the appoint
ment of a committee to obtain sub
scribers to this stock, and where as
presiding officer, I was authorized
to tuake the appointment from the
citizens at large and I herebvrname
as said committee the following
gentlemen: 4 v
F. W. Kerch tier. David G. Worth.
Donald MacRae, G. W. Williams;
John F. Divine, Wm.Latimer,James
C. Stevenson, Roger; Moore. James
Sprunt, Owen Fennell and E. L.
; Pearce. JNO. D. TAYLOR.
j 1ec- 14tl' O-
j a continual droppingon a very
rainy day and a contentious-woman
i .- ' '
are alike. No wond e r, . poor son Is.
they areuch slave to headache.
,rtH r i. tt rut wi i MOfn...
i1kmni. iri the It'nri4'ehnl1
.... .
i fc,zes' e w,n ff,ve JOU fcjrtant,aI
' floods and low. prices. , N. Jacobi
fHd77. Co. t
PAIR -UP Tp $5;00
THE LA'ITER
PILLOWS
R. M. PclPJTIRE.
NORTH FRONT STREET.
ro the Public-
f"S ACCCUIS'T OF Tllji- TI11K J HAVE
been compelled to move my Store : to the one
on the opposite corner, where any one doslr
lnr Shlncrles or Groceries will find me. Orders
received and promptly lilled as usual.- -decltlt,
-. 13. F. KKITII,Jr.
Nalivc Ueef ! . Native ilcef!
jusT KECEivja) -: ;;:
1 WO GAU LOADS OF aATIVI: MIL
. '-. - ONE THOM ;
Western North Caroliuo,
; -. ' :;,.. . .. . i - . - " -" '
f -.T T'.i - . .'''.;'
Southwestern Virginia.,
Thi3eef is' FINE, . FAT and JUlCV, and
will be offered for sale on my stalls, . x . .'
Xos. 1 ami a, Vrciit. Street Marker, :
feoatn side, to-aay and every daynext week",'
J. F. Carre 1 1.
OIlIItT CHECKS 30 l'E YAKD . DRESS
I'laids sc, best, and lieaviest licmespun made
All other Dry Goods as cheaji. sxio Gilt Pic
ture Frames 2-c, 4c, one, ioc, $1 03, $1 lo,
Needles ik per paper, pins 2 to 4c per paper,
Clii Id ren:s:. Shoes 85c to sScladieV ali;solla
Leather Button Shoes, ood finality and nice
suapcfitu, i-aaies1 rine Few. riats. 25c to
$1 ws. genuine Ostrich Tips, m bunch, 50c t o
$.J2., made l ips 25c per bunch. Wines 10 to
Trc, 80) pieces Jiibbon 2c to u.25 per yard. 2.000
caps, for girls or boys, 4uc, worth i 00, NicJclc
Alarm Clocks 51 15, 10 arm Hat, -Hacks ice
. arm uai i'a?Ks chair Seats l?c. Tinwnre
all prices,
SPECIAL NOTICE !
'toys of all kinds, 15 inch Kid Body lnr
Head Doll we, same 18 inch with shoe3 and
cheap as the above.
STORE,
117 South Front-Street,
. ' - WILMINGTON N., C.
BUADDY & GAYLOE'J,
- HEADy.UAKTEILS." NEW
dec U tf sat
.YOHK
C h r lot m ao O a v'Q
QIUUSTAIAS NOVELTJES, JUST RECEIV
cd and will be exhibited aijiir tlio C "1 -
ins: wed
each, bpiing Itoller Window Shades Wte tb 'jRc
Glassware at all prices, lar?e Ift-ribbed Vm
brcllas.. BlacK Fur fluffs 50c and 1
iHRje riush Albums 75c. $1 00, $ 1 25, tl 5Q.fl H
J. e P. Coats' cotton tc. cenuin? Viliii Pint i
stockings n 25. other sizes ro, 10c jrKTite v
0C, n 0U; 25, Tin Toys 5c 111)
lac, -H, .l.c, (iOc, 6.)C, China 'J'ca sets. 5c Kh
15C. 20C, 25c 60c. MT5. Horns, .V, KV-' K
ses 13c. Fine-vasesr.-w. .And all other To
you can think as chean as tho o w r 1 s
1ft i