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i ne Aiioriiey-ieiierrtl( ha decided
uirssin.j contest nr. uofan 'infrac
t of I be new lottery la . j
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ar talking
oiir lriritf m--oiif n lniii.i..,.r.
t. . i I ,7 ,,r ur
Jent in and they'll do it.
Tli-plcnie ln WalUtrUtls abriut
over with. There werd three -bii I
fnilurev all for paltrJ nuiount i
ui iarestehitf About en uiillions. i
Cd. Polk eWdVnTiFjdm has a
... -
ftei
'ance old fhoe.
But they won't
fit you, Kernel,
wear theiu. '
and ybiril never
Mr; InffAUs l eviirenily
aerv
sanguine man. It U said that )ie
ha strong hopes of being elected to
stH-ceeil himself. He counts on for
mer part- affiliations of some of the
Alliauce.iuen in the Legislature.
i ne national Fariuer Alli inVo
a mj .
ami Industrial Union will convene
at ffcaln; Fla., Dee. 2. jThirtyfiye
States will ba represented by two
delegates from eaeh each State and
one tieiegaie for each 40.000 male
piemoers. Some of the k-ailroads
is said will carry delegates free.
a
ltl
- Apropos or a prediction which
Col. Robert O. Ingersolli mad ten
years ago, Chaplain McCabe sent
ine louoaingnote to the dotightv
-r" vmcr uuv; jrarueuire o me scrintures anil everv-
Colonel: Ten years ago you made
tne following prediction 4Ten years
irom mis-time two theatres will b
e
built for one churchl' The
time i
up. The Methodists are now build
A
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ing four churches every day, one for
every six hours. Please venture
upon another prediction for the
year 1800."
I have used Salvation Oil for cliil
blains in mv familv. and a few an
plications procured not only entire
reiier, out a permanent cure. IJ.
Townsend, 102 S. Charles St., Balti
more, MU. -
X.OOA.X3STDS"W:Sj
1NDXX TO KlW ADVSRTI4KMKNT8
Snexd Co Furniture -
Mrxos Brothers Druggists'
Jno;fgarreix Native Meats
Jxo n How Executory Notice
A 8 Wix3tkad Asplnwall Bananas
C W Yatxs Sam Jones Song- Uooks
CnKTSAHIBEMCX SHOW TO-m01TOW
Oric it a Uorsx III nenry's ilinstrels
T F Wood Borrowed Endycopedla wanted
The receipts of cotton at this port
to-day foot up 1,090 bales.
itAt n)c..i, ni.o r r nu I
ituo uru uaii uuit vjiiaca iui sciic I
I
bv the N. Jacobi Hdw. Co. t
: -i l
t
Dr. E. Porter, of Rojky Point, was I
here yesterday for a few
hours.
Visitors to our city
tainb not fail to call on
cobi Hdr. Co. foranyth
In their line.
shoQhl cer-
the N. Ja
ng wanting
.t
They are getting up some excite
ment over in Brooklyn in the Alder-
manic contest. The matter will be
decided at the meeting to-night. ,
How's
Your Liver ?
:, i - j
l3the Oriental salnUtion,
. knowing that good health
cannot exist xdtliout a
healthy Liver. When the
Liver 13 torpid tho -Bow-,
"els are sluggish and corr
stipated, the food lies
in tho stomach ) undi
gested, poisoning the
blood; Creauent headache
ensues; a feeling of lassi
tude, despondency and
nervousness indicate how
the whole system! is de
ranged, i Simmons liver
Regulator has been the
means of restoring more
people to health and
happiness by giving them
li Pal rhv liver than any
ers.
agency Known onj earth, i
It acts j W1U1 Uiiruoi-
dinary power and efficacy.
HCVCW MtZH OlSAPPOINTtD.
rental family remedrlfor dyrpeptb.
vt. rrn,iiion.etelbardl7r7 I
A3
" T-j w... hn UB. I I
simird and Bowel. 1 ... I
W. J. McXiJtoT. aiacwm v-
lUnot Irapoaed Upo! J
Examine to acc tliat you get the
DlSuDXUlshed from all fraud and lmiuuoaa
brourmt X. Trt Mark onmraiw nur
r, too on aioc utc km h - i
j NG( )N, N; C, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1890.
Tlie tains will fatten the oters
Whicli liaVr become nocr and sVir nf
lat
.
The ruin
iin .. ' ... . ... .. .
u "ii uay, witn the wind
from thn Southeaa
Mr. Win. Klberth, who hai been
extensive .trip In the north,
returuei1 to t,,e 'city last nipht.
- i
Mr. Clarence Low, of New Orleans,
" the KUest f ,,U broth'
We added 25 new subscribers to
jour fwwscnptlon list yesterday, all
residents of the city, and all Kood
men aud true
Col. E. S. Latimer, President of
the Wilmington Seacoast Ll. 'R., re
turned to the city last night from a
visit ui North.
There were four cases before the
Mayor this morning for disorderlv
conduct. Two were fined $20 each
and two $ 10 each.
I am Manufacturers Agent for
Karbed and all kinds of Wire,. Com
bination Wire and Iron Fences. Or
ders solicited. James I. Metts. t
The street force' are arranging to
lay a brick sidewalk on the South
side of Market street. East of Sec
ond, and in front of the old Lord lot.
Uev. Dr. Erdman is an interesting
sneaker. -He has a wonderful know
body who can should go and hear
him.
We have in stock an immense va
riety of Cook Stoves, all styles and
sizes. Prices away down and Stoves
guaranteed to give satisfaction. N.
Jacobi Hdw. Co. t
Some one borrowed Dr. Wood's
Encyclopedia Britannica and failed
to return it. The Doctor is in need
of it and asks for its return' through
rti, na
Mr. Thomas Hicks, the gentleman
whom we reiorted as being serious
ly stricken with paralysis on Mon
day, died last night. He leaves a
wife and twosmall children
A large linof Breech and Muzzle
loading Shot Guns, Air Rifles and
Pistols; all grades at lowest prices.
Wood Powder and sportsmen's sup
plies just received. N. Jacobi Hdw.
A brilliant german, complimen
tary to Mr. and Mrs. G. Herbert
oiuiui. was criven at vyoncorciia nan
. . , , A A. 11
last nigiu ana was largely anenueu
K !ll 1
ine music was oy rroi. wuiers
uanj.
A noveltv in the way of legislation
is announced from South Australia
"Boys under eighteen years of age
when they catch cold, have to taKe
Dr. Bull's Couch Syrup, as the leg-
lators reeard it the only safe rem
edy for coughs and colds.
The habit the boys are getting
again of carrying Slingshots should
be looked after. A gentleman told
us to-day that he had several panes
of glass broken out in ids windows
last night bv some bad boys with a
sling.
We understand that Capt. J. R.
Nolan, the efticient general manager
of the Seacoast Railroad, intends to
make some marked improvements
at the Hammocks during the winter,
preparatory to an expected big run
of custom next season.
There is onej lady in this city, re
siding on Dock street, oeiween
Eighth and Ninth, who has a large
garden full of nagnifleent chrysan
themums, ull now in full bloom. It
is said that shf has several hundred
varieties of these beautiful fall flow
While the people in the Southern
piit of the city appreciate the rock
road the city has so liberally gtyen
them on Fifth! street, they would
have the authorities kindly consider
that the road -will not be passable
or useful until the rocks are broken
up. . I -
At the conclusion of services at
1 . ...
the First Baptist Hhtircn to-mgui
Rev. R. E.Peele, Pastor of Brooklyn
Baptist Church, will administer tne
. . i,...,', i,v immersion to
hc vi
number of candidates who are to
members of Brooklyn
uttlwllic
Church.
r.frrh indicates impure ; blood,
- J tarra Jncai wi i
aua 10 curd, - : , -
rnia, wimi u
Mr. G. Herbert Smith returned
ta th citv lnt nlht frni n ri trt
- ...p,..- .. v,. .,.
New York.
The finest fruit that comes from
the Sound; at this easoh of the
year :ia oyster?.
. Mr.' A. S. Winstead has just re
ceived a fine lot of Aspiuwal ban
ana?, which will be sold low by the
bunch. -
Use RnraJ Ready-mixed Paint, and
haveno other, if yoii want a good,
durable article; for sale by the N.
Jacobi Hdw, Co. C t
The Democrats will hold a meeting
to-morrow night Jo appoint the
night for the grand parade." Gov,
Vance is expected to attend aud de
liver an address. ." -Master
Geo. Tienken,6f New York,1
a nephew of Mr. M. cr. Tienken, of
this city, arrived here yesterday,on
the steamship Benefactor. He will
remain here with hisuncle and make
Viluiington his home.
The excursiohists from Riither
fordtbtfrand along the 'liiie of the
Carolina Central Railroad will take
their departure to-morrow mornipg
at 9 o'ciock. We hope they have en-,
joyed their trip.
You need'nt go all of the
way
to his own house to see him. He
will hold the boards at the Opera
Houge to-night. It is said to be a
fine play and our exchages speak in
high terms of both the piece and the
performers.
We have before us a neat, liand
coiue little paper of 12 columns, call
ed the Chapel If Mian, which is pub
lished at the University bi monthly,
witn Mr. Walter A. LSonitz as man
ager and Mr. S. A. Ashe, Jr., as as
sistant editor. We wish it much
success. i
Mr. j Henry Wilkins, of Brooklyn,
N. Y. arrived in the city yesterday
on the Benefactor. His family have
been stopping here and Mr, Wilkins
says that if he is so favorably im
pressed with Wilmington he will
make it Ins future borne. They are
the guests of Mr. M. G. Tienken.
Ill Henrv'a llliued ftllnstrels.
Lovers of unobjectionable amuse
ment land all' 'who enjoy a hearty
laugh will have their fondest wishes
gratifled at the Opera House on next
Saturday afternoon and evening,
when the famous Hi Henry's Min
strels will appear in an entirely ucw
programme,) embracing all the sal
ient points of minstrelsy. The wide
spread reputation of this company
and their loner list of Celebrated
Stars and their low prieesof admis
sion is an inducement for the pat
ronage of all who enjoy an evening
of minstrelsy. Follbwiag- is what
the Greenville Daily News says of
their appearance in that city: "The
largest Saturday night audience
ever in the Opera House, and by far
the largest and most appreciative
of this season, greeted Hi Henry's
minstrels last night. The- curtain
went up on the most gorgeous scene
a Greenville audience has had the
pleasure of seeing in many days.
The stage was bedecked with da
mask j drapery and the minstrels
were dressed in elegant costumes
of silk and other fine textures. The
music and the singing was far super
iar to the average minstrel troHpe
and the encores were frequent.
George Decker, the basssoloist, and
Burt Winters, the tenor, were both
heartily applauded by the audience
after their solos. Will Q.' MacK, in
Southern Life, or Scenes on the
Levee,' impersonated the old negro
to perfection and was supported in
his songs and "dances by a good
corps. Billy Benson was so great iti
his female im personations " that
many thought he was a woman. H
Henry and his cornet were" special
features of the, evening and Mr.
Henry was warmly applanded. The
performance, which was considered
equal to any of George Wilson's,
concluded with the transformation
clog, something entirely new aud
altogether seasational."
Buck leQ8 Antics Slv.
The Best Salve in the world for
Cuts, ! Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, , Tetter, Ch ap
ped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all
Skin Eruptions, and positively cares
Piles, or no pay required. It is guar
anteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded- Price 2-5 cents
per box. j ' . . - ; -
For iaie by . Robert R Bellamy,
wholesale and ratail drjgit.,. .
NO 284
NEW AUV KKTISK tlCNT. 1
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cDrines. DrinfifS.
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T KT3STDS OF SKXlSrCS- "
;CALL AND 8EE A MEW LOT OTj THE- , ' ' '
' Light, clastic, durable, corafortlblc, - ..t-: ...
w.
nov 10 tf
Children Kn joy
'The pleasant "flavor,; gentle action
and soothing e fleets of Syrup of
Figs, when in nood of a laxative aud
if the father or mother be costive or
bilious the 'most gratifying results
follow its nse, so that it is the best
family remedy known and every
familv should have a bottle.
Something Worth Seeing.
The chrysanthemum show pro
posed by the lathes of the Mite So
ciety of St. Jam?s' parish will be
given to-morrow afternoen, at 3
o'clock, at the corner of Fifth and
Market streetf. The admission is
only 10 cents, with half price for
children. , The display will b a mag- J
nificent one.' Not' only Wilmington
but Charlotte, Raleigh, Charleston,
Atlauta aud Augusta will oe repre
sented there. Every lady in the cit'
should be there, attended, of course,
by a cavalier. Refreshments will
be served by the ladies at the usual
prices. V
A Cutting AfTatr.
' William Friar, a white boy about
lo years old, was before the Mayor
this morning, sitting ns a justice of
the peace, charged with an assault
upon Caesar Collins, colored, 'who is
about the same age, with a. deadly
weapon. Friar and Collins got into
a difficulty yesterday morning at
the .corner of Fourth, and Castle
streets, iu which Friar cut a severe
gaslijn Collins' arm. The knife en
tered just below the elbow and pass
ed entirely through his arm. The
boy was taken to Dr. Burbank, who
dressed the wound. Friar was found
gulslty and bound over to the next
term-of the Criminal Court.
A I'rctty November Wedtling.
St. James' Church was filled last
ifight, "to the esho", with a lare
and brilliant assemblage, gathered
there to witness the nuptials of Mr.
J. V. Harris, of Cartersville, Ga,,
and Miss Annie DeRosset, of this
city. The groom is a lawyer and one
of the most prominent men in Geor
gia and Miss "Annie is the eldest
daughter of Capt. Armaud L. De
Rosset and one of the most beau
tiful and accomplished young ladies
iti the city. Tho impressive mar
riage service. of the church was pro
nounced by the Rector, Rev. Robt.
Strange, assisted by Rev. Dr. Car-
michae!, Rector of St. John7?. Prof.
Greenewald was at the organ and
the full surphced choir sang a beau
tiful wedding hymn.
The bride was given away by her
father. Mr. Guy C Hamilton, of
Athens, Ga., was the groom's best
man and Miss Louise DeRosset, sis-
ter to the bride, was the -maid of
honor. The bridesmaids were Misses
Callie Reid French, Carrie Myers,
Augusta McPherson and Sarah Lip-
pi tt.-- The. ribbon boys were Mas
ters 'Nash DeRosset, Louis Myers,
Clarence French and. Victor - Boat-
wright, and the ushers were Messrs.
Kirkland Huske, D. II. Lippitt, Ar-
mand M3'ersaud Robert C. DeRos
set.
A reception was held b5' the bride
and groom at Capt. 'DeRosset's resi
dence, -'immediately after the cere
mony, and the parlers were throng
ed by the many -well-wishes and per
sonal friends of the lovely young
bride. A large array of beautiful
and costly bridal presents was "dis
played in one of the. rooms. During
the evening Mrs. Harris at the earn
est request of her friends,, sangal
sweef and touching ballard of fare .
well. The happy couple left o the
10.10 Southern train on the W., C. &
A. IUR. en route for Mr. Harris1
home at Cartersville.
UOXT I1K IN TIIK IIOl'SE.
; 'itough on Rats.1 Clears out rat,
mice, roacnes. tvutunw uimaio.
Safe, Sure Cu re. .2-c. Kongn
Toothaehe. I u.-taut relief, 15c
on
H . A. Tucker,.
EALSR IN.tiKANITE, MARBLE AND
Broan Stone. Manuiaciurcr . oi vemewj,
Monumental and BuBdlns Yfork J
. - - - Sl02?ortn From Street, "
sc?atr . .. - . whminston, N. c.
, I r?LEASS NOTIO.
We win te giiia to receive "comznticicut cza
front our menaa on any &a Ailcusiectii
genera interna, but . ,
. Tue auna or tne. writer mast anraj eg far
nliea to tb Editor. " s.
Coram unJea.Uon most t&t wriucn'ca onlj
one side f tiw paper. - " '
Personam? taos t avoijpa. ,
Aiis n uHiXKnnriy 4ni p&rucai&njr under
stotKi tu.it tup nror aoea not ATtraja easone
in t he MfirLU coiniaaa, ;
! . ,- - fc ,
SDrinsr SDrinfirn.
. . w . - M p :
m. cu na rj i rjc,
Next to MStarw ortice.
-AspinivjalJ. BananasIC t
j jECEIVElj 'TOIAYVlf00."BlSCBEjVb?.:
Fire ASl lNW AX, BANANAS.-Vttlch t la
offerlDs: at low rates for castu Host lX)old;
th!3 weeJc. 1 A. S. WINSTEAD,. .. ,
rult and Confectioneries, -nov
13 tf n.i yortn Seoona st, nearJ o. . '
Executor's Notice
. i. - --'
HAVING QlfALIFIED AS EXECUTOR OF . "I
tile Estate of Kato Af ataon, cccea.etl, lato
of tae couaty Bf New Hanorer. notice Is herr-
by given to ll persons bating any claims
against the said aecedent to exhibit the sumo ;
to me on or bc-tore the 13th day of November, r
1891. otherwise they win be barred of recov- ., -v
ery. All persons indebted to this estate are "
i-equcstea to make immediate payment. ; .
T JOHN II A II ltl MS HOWE, ; .
nov 13 Gw jthm Excut0- - v -
THE YOUNG GENTLEMM .3
ENGLYGOPEDIA BRITANNICA
.. wnJ,
PLEA8E KETUBN IT.k J '
! THOMAS P. WOOD.
nov3 3."
Chrysanthemum Show.
rpSE LADIES OF THE MITE SOCIETY OF
St. Jasaea' Parish will opoa ta the public at
the corner of Fifth and Aiarket streets, to
morrow (Friday)-afternoon, at 3 o'clocfc, a
magrniMcent display of chrysanthemums,
which wUl be a rare treat to all lovera or
floTrers. Admi3ioa 10. cents; Children half
price. Itefreshsnenis vlll o served at; usual
paces. nov 13 it
OPE R A HOUSE.
MATINEE AND NIGHT,
SATURDAY, NOV. 15TII
- -
Hi Henry's Minstrels. -
30 Bran New Specialties 30
A colossal cpllectlen never equalled In Min
strelsy. Matinee at 2:30; i and 50 cents to all
parts cf the house. .
Kcservi d fc'euts at Yates' Fi Iday. nov 13 3t
"MY NATIVE LAND."
"IU1LS IS MY OWN, MY NATIVE LAND,"
1 .1
ann patriot ism Is at a pretlum now. So la
our NATIVE BEEF. It can be bought at as
lew prices as it has ever yet sold lor. I will
sea none out
Nativel
Native V Nativel
i NATIVE MEATS;
Another car) load of Beef from thomoun-.
tains here- to-day. splendid market to-morrow;
superb market on Saturday. All "Native
and to the manner born." .
Nauvely yours,
JOtlK F. GAUICCLL;
stalls l and 2, Front Street Marfcet.south side.
nov 13 St ) .
-j ; :
Oysters at Wrightsville.-
jyjY OYSTEIMIOUSE AT WRIGHTS VI LLE
13 now open for the season. Ladicg and Gen-
Uemen accommodated 'promptly witn THE
- .
BEST TO BE HAD.
. M
UOAS.TS re4iy oa arrival.
E. Y. MANNIN J,
nov 12 tf ! ' Proprietor..
h Horse" (i
. ' ,
J.JOBSES THAT ABE PBlCKED WITH
nans or or er unctu'ed wounds in the foot.
vsken'treaJed jbfctjfa-iy, are In no danger cf
UyiDg: frjm Lp.:kjaw. After practical ex-,
periencc of 20 ! ears arn pre fared to guaran-tc-e
the auovej- C'al oa me. . .
IK Q' IN'LIVAN.
The Horaeshoer and Farrier.
oct t9 1 j
OPERA HOUSE.
Thursday, Nov. 13ilu
THE I'AKCINATINa AKTISTV -
MISS E0SE OSBORNE
I
la the; Successful Mclo-Urama, ,T
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(.Adapted from the French.)- ',.
rrlces u 50: and 25 ccnu
Wednes ray at Yatesv
j
Reserved feats.
nor list
CAPE FEAR ACABEMY
Iteopcni September lil!od.
Tk.rca Prfpap!ia fir formi r Wlff.
COMPETENT ISSTKrCTOKS. 1
LEADING : MALE SCHOOL I
T PI pave enter at teglnnln? of session.
- tee Cat aiOKHe in Hook Ktores.
w. CATLETT, Principal,
sep 13 Ua C0r. Fifth and chestnut Btreeu..
r. C. ORRELL,
tcr- x.d Pilncei$ St.
'I
J. IL Zelllo Co.
hvall druggists.
DOT IJU VXW
cnta