W0 vr.n .t: tlid. to i a t : l .izl: c r.
POSTAGE PAID;
. 5U months C.OI Three
f-lt monUKSS cents.
r.J w (KUTered W carriere, tree
asT F of the cnj. i tins above
2-rr , low and UberaL
tortwifcrtrpapw reggUriy.
apv Ktrn i:n to
, t t r .. . . v.
1 fcV
4 I- - 1! . . -,
oxis ::xjoys
lAtleHi'-i A'"1 results -wlicu
:i iirtdtti i t lite talc, anil acif
ti:iliIl4lV
on the KMiicvJ. '
slxt rjl V vmmes the sj
fS":: wld. liwTP
iaifl t ;!. :mt cures halntup!
wnan-f- i-vnip of Figs Li tlu
fV rwH f it-. Uiml ever pro
i-li r.lo'.inL' ti tin tnste xiiul ac
rrtjVe t li e swn.nrh, prompt ir
tt tir. n a ih I trulr iienenciai in xi
prrparitl onlr from the mo-'
J lr xiA mecal.le sub4tancc, it!
est exrrl! nt qiialitivsi com menu i!
f ti aii-1 t avc malc it. the mod'
fArnriI known.
: Jjn:p of Ftp-i is .for rale in 50
sJll Ixvtilrt by all lcailing dnig
4a Any reliable druggist vthi
fftiot b.ive it on hand will pro
t it nrwuitlf for auv one fU
6hn to try it. Bo iiut accept auj
Artiste. "
UUFOBNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
J4 f rMMClSCO'. CML.
13CSYXII, if. KW roftt. Mf.
far sale tr
BOIJEUY H HELLAftlY.
WHOLESALE D HUGO I ST,
ftS Wlltnlnston. N. C
SAM JOIIE
SOTJC BOOKS.
TATES' BOOK STORE
H. A. Tuckor,
pUttK IN iO.XITf. MARBL AND
i Stoa. yanufactnirr of Cemetery,
hwiuUM lintldlDs Work.
:iW Nona Front Street,
Wilmi nston, N. C.
Fi line liifrj LkIjsv Prereale J.
yitns that are rntcKED rrn
l!s or ctr panel tred wounds la tbe loot.
?iww mtHy, re la no fltncr cf
U3f fpoa Lxi)4ir. Atter praatcal ex
ract ct 5? jurj i tm pret and to sraaran
r5tleie. ta ioame.
D. Ql'IXLIVAN.
EU Tlie 1 1 orsesboer aad Farrlr t.
JUST RECEIVED!
500 BIXCIIKS BANANAS.
Krnkw by .
A. . WI.SSTEAD, .
Fruit and coofcctloceret.
sit morta!w)naS!k,ntr P.ol
STOVES! STOVES J
4 1' .
JUMZC, ILL K1SIW. ANI AT "A IX
mi aM vf ltrra nt - .
WiJERMAN, FLANNER & CO'S.
E. G. POLLEY,
fnclical Tin Rhftp.f Iron
. , . - - - . . W W . . w .
Worker and Contractor. .
T"ffliritfauBrtin? and proirrtiy e.
tir nn eswueiKf in lha
ICQ 11 h Hif - Kn'n frlTI lif.
PT ARRIVED A IIOICE LOT CELE-
-K) Corrta Wood !
,,4,c- Ao. mackjfcfl:. c.
Cl1' J. A. WltlMiER.
For Christmas
llXti ir rEFlT. A1 ritETTY
la jue ITKMTT'RE Vn. nrUtai
L,tvmnZ la rapidly, call aia w
t-JBt!i,Uf presmu that are useful ns
SNEF.U CX..
rnnfltare Dralrr?.
cor. Hartft aod Bccoad bt.
More of That Butter
Itf
J' n KI Uv F.1I AXOTHElt UT OF EX-
ib?7TJ R trvm Ml. Airy and wlllcs; at
i?T Larie lot of AFPLKH from MU
WJi1 10 tn crate, at rx a rrate.
ri? TATOEH by me birrcU LGGS
li. chickens fcy tii cop acd
fcjr,. 1. T . F. ALPFltUAN.
" r 1M No, water St.
- - . " i - . , . : -: - -z - . . r .rt .11 ? , - ; . , - ' - - :
local news.
Iwdixo Kbit ArcxTijctMtimi
fxrtc Ctv-rurniture -
Mrxi RiorHins Druji-ts 1
orrai. llorAK kick's sweetheart -
Kibehav-c tt-Aunioiiule i ,
c? V Virrs Sain JtJnea sen j fwks
TherecelpUof cotton at this f)orti V,, wtlfi , A",atLon-tc-dav
foot up 859 hales i i fl leire 8lmres ,n tl,e new
, 1 I j series of this well managed and
A special meeting is being hefd by proVperoninstitution fifiould lose no
the'Hoard of Aldermen thl nftn' I ti'.no in siihpili.!n. ti,.
noon.
. fcvi
Or. D. M. Bui and Hr. Bruce'Wil-
liniiii', of IJurgaw, were m the
city
uev. jof. i. Keen, pastor ofLthe
at. Br Church at .Topsail, was inthe
rity to-day.. ,
Nwr Hiver oysters were plentiful
'""'Kei morning. Pellinr? nt
i gallon. f ' . .
MhJ. D. O'Connor, who has been
in Knleigh in attendance on the Cir
etiit Court, returned fo the City last
nijjht. - . I
MayoT Fowler returned to ithe
city this morning and all'the jwit
nees in the Smith case got back
last night. , j
"Unbolio" razor and knive .hharp
rners. Something new and j we
think the bet hone ever made. I See
them. ; Jacob! Hdw. Co. I t
I am Manufacturers Agent, for
Barbed aqd all kinds of-Wire, Com
bination Wire and Iron Fences, t Or
ders solicited, j James T. Metts. j t
Rain is severely "needed here now.
The dust is simply terrific a.nd we
hear that some of the wells are go
ing dry and cisterns gettiag lowj -
ilt is said that an official in vita
t ion will be extended, to the First
Virginia Regiment to encamp with
the Stare Guard at Fayetteville next
Summer. " ;
Unns.- We have them, bought be
fore the passage of the McKinley
bill and can give you the advantage
of ourIow purchase. N. Jacobi
Hdw. Co. ; It
" . "" " f
We are truly glad to be able to
state that tkere are still further
favorable reports as to Capt. Jno.
W. Harness condition. lie was re
ported as better tills morning.
Dr. W. J. H. Bella my has return
ed from Southport, where he has
been in attendance on capt. Harper,
and we are clad to know that he
... . . ... . "" . -
thinks lie win get along very wen
now. .
Look out f6r connterfeits! See
that you get the genuine Dr. Bull's
Couch Syrup! Do not let the deal
er sell you some "just as good," but
insist upon getting the genuine
with the Bull's Head trade mark on
the wrapper. - 1 - .
. .. .. v , , . 4
New York Herald: The Rev. Dr.
Deems, pastor of the Church of the
Strangers, playfully says that twen
ty years ago he was fifty years old,
but that he is seventy years young
to-day. . j
. - - i
' . -rr ;
Mr. Dan. C. Button, of the At
lantic Coast Line offices in this city,
and his brideirc MIm Lina P. Davis,
of I Van fort, arrived here last nipht
after a visit to some of the Northern
cities - ! ,
Mr. K. Kuhblank has goti" to
Flonnce wherein will ussist'Mrf O.
Banck, General Supervisor of the
Portlier Brewing Company! Agen
cies, hi establish ing a depot in that
town. " x '' "v ' ' "! ' .. j "
We want Zb Vance in the Sentte
and the "Zeb Vaiice- stove in your
kitclien. Theyjiave been tried and
found toHio true; therefore we Re
commend them to yo. N. Jacobi
iidw. co. . 1 ' . ;t
Housekeepers should have a
"Perfection1', meat ciitter. It has
the advantages of simple construc
tion, durability and is easily cleaned
No knives to get out of order. o!d
by the N. Jacob! Hdw. Co.
OK your reserved seats ready for
Wiln'M in i nst rels' At the
Opera II oum? to-morrow night. We
think that it will prove a good thing.
They eeem to b well endonjeiL
Minstrel shows always draw Weill In
Wilmington. U they are gool shows,
mid thre i wilt probably, be a fine
rtudieiice to morrow night. j
tfllt NKUnAIX.lA ANO IICAUACUK
Us "Rough ou Paln. Instant re
lief. 2JandWROUGH ONUORKS.
Liquid, 15c, Salve, 10c Rough:on
Worms. Safe?4 Sure Care. 2-c
i Foimiu. "
? For North Carolina, ram and warm
er reather. - m "
i IfiZili forennntH, frou8 n. Hi. to day
for; Wilmington mid vicinity, fair
weather and frlfchtlv warmer.'- r
, - .w...,. a iir iiuuns nrr
now open at the ofHee of the PresU
dentT Mr. Nathl. Jacobi.1
'! ' ' " !
ConHrtued. . f -
'Hie favorabln impression
pro-
duced on the first appearance of the
agreeable liquid fruit remedy Syrnp
of Figs a few years "ago has been
more than confirmed by. the pleas
ant experience of all who have used
it, and the success of the4proprietors
and manufacturer", the! Californfa
FigjSyrup Company.
RUbop Keener In the City, j
Bishop Keener, the Senior Bishop
ot the Methodist Episcopal Church,
who has just closed the Conference
at Concord, at which he presided,
ai ri yed4nthe city last night where
he will remain until he 'proceeds td
Vilsou next wek to hold the Con
ference; there, fie was met at the
depot by Mr. W. M. Ppisson and
CoJj Roger Moore, of the official
board of Grace M. E. Church, and
was conveyed to Col. Mjoores rt;sl
dence, where he will remain while
in Wilmington. Bishop Keener will
preach at Graca M. E. i Church at
the dedicatory services on Sunday
next.
Next Week's Kugaseinont.
The 'Diew York Novelty Co. will
play here all of next week, a tie
Opera House, opening on Mouday
night in "Jack's Sweetheart," a very
pretty and enjoyable comedy. They
willjplay at popular prices, 10,1 20
and. 30 cents, and at this rate all can
get iiearly a week's enjoyment for
thejamonnt usually paid for-one
night's entertaiument. j j-
The troupe come to Wilmington
excellently recommended They play
in Raleigh this week where ourj ex
changes tell us that-theyjhave good
houses and play well. "Jack's Sweet
heart" was produced there last Mon
day j night and the three dailies of
that city spoke V.ighly of j the result.
Mr. J P. B. French .seems to be the
leading gentleman and Miss Helen
Minkley, the' first lady, Is described
as "a winsome and clever little ar
tist who has become quite popular
witti theatregoers." Thejsompany
have a fine repertoire and"they will
produce some of the besi selections
therefrom next week. , j
! ' . 1
Second Regiment N. C. S. G.
The election of officers of the Sec-J
ond Reglisent N. C. 8. G. was held
last night at The Orton. ; I.
Tlie meeting as organized by
calling Capt. J. F. Bruton, Co. F, to
the ehair aud appointing: Capt. W.
A. Johnson, Co. A, secretary.
The officers present were W. R
Kenan, Captain Co C; DT T. Cronly,
Lieut. Co. C; Jno. F. Bruton, Cap
tain 'Co. F; II R. Thorp, Captain Co.
D: W. A. Johnson, Captain CoT A.
Twelve officer. were present by
proxy. . '., J-
President Bruton stated the ob
ject pf the meeting for a biennial
election of field officers, in eompn-
anco wiin uenerai mors
Col. W. C. Jones was placed in
noitmmtioh for the colonelcy anil
was unanimously elected.! C
Capt. Jno. F. Bruton, iof Co.' F,
was nominated and duly elected
Lieutenant Colonel. j !
Maj. W. L. Faioh was then re
elected Major withoutopposition.
The secretarv was onlered to noti-
ty the newly elected officers of their .
election, and the meeting then ad- j
journeil.
1 a. I ii I
Immediately at the close of the
meeting the officers were all invited
into
the spacious dining 1 room'
where a delightful feast had been
spread Lor them, and later in the;
evening the 4Gld orth State!
Band,' the Second Regiment Bandit
sereuadetl the officers.
j Uacklfn! Arsira 5h1t.
The Besr Saive m th'e world for
Cuts, Itruisea, sores. Ulcers, aau ;
Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chap- i
pea w amis, i;nu o iain, orns. anu aij
Bkin Eruptions, and positively Cares
... n .... . ."ii i
niea,oruow, requires. wr-,
anteod tojnvo ierfect satisfaction,;
or money refundeu. f rice zo cents :
per Do I. l
For Bale by " Robert R Bellamy, :
who!eali"and rstail dr-jsit. j.
The Wilmington Library.
There is no question but that the
Wihiifngtou Library- Association,
under the able management of Capt.
W. H. Hixby, in in a, far, better: con
dition than' itiever- has been i pre
viously in theJ hlftory of that insti
tution. From a report drawn up by
him recently, which is to be submit
ted to the Board tf Directors', we
get the following facts: j
The Library Association has made
excellent progress since- last year.
Then there were only 51 nayin
members-inow there are 119; a gain
of 150 per ceiit.u.There are; now 177
diflferext magazines on its tables, of
whlch l are bought and the rest
loaned by members. 'Ab6utl20 vol
unies of general literature, a "Targe
number.of public documents a com
plete . set of Coast Survey reports
and 400 maps, and a copy of the En
cyclopedia Brittanica have, been-re-ceived
during the past year. The
Library has also been a U. S. public
depository of governmental publi
cafTons. A tabled three table covers,
eleven-book cases, four periodical
cases'twerity newspaper files, two
newspaper racks, and a transpar
ency have been added to the furni
ture, while the old book cases land
newspaper. cases have been remod
elled and painted. , About twenty
pictures have been mounted and fix
eil upon the walls: and the old car
pet relaid in a neat manner. The
books have been; all , taken several
times from their shelves, cleaned,
repaired, replaced and arranged -in
systematic order according" to .their
subject matter and order. A list
has been made of the entire collec
tiou, aud a card catalogue has been
added o enable f persons- to ..- find
quickly and readily any boolv in the
library. This card catalogue is equa
in thoroughness! to that of any
library in the United, States.
Visitors to the library (and they
are increasing in numbers each day)
are beginning to j appreciate the! use
and value of a strained librarian
and ours s one of the best in j the
country. !)ne-square advertisements
have beei l inserted in all "the daily
papers, over 10.000 circulars as to
the libra y have been distributed
aboat the city, arid everything done
to invite ijhe public to the rooms. A
series of eight stereopticori lectures
and two cpncertsj have been given
under the, auspices of the Library
during the past-year. -.
This library is a credit to the city
and should by all means be encour
aged and sustained. Capt. Bixby's
efforts have been a labor of love
and not of money. He is anxious to
see It placed upon a highjplane of
usefuluess and profit to its members
and he has therefore freely given
of his- time and jTenergy to accom
plishso "desirable a result. There is
every encouragement; nov: to hope
for'a - geater l degree yot 43ro"sperity
next year,-, and -with .this . end in
new, arrangements will be made
for , a , series of pleasing entertain
ments d unng the Winter.'
Catarrh indicates; impure blood,
and to cure it, take Hood'sSarsapa
rilla, which purifies the blood. Sold
by all druggists.. I .
C5
1
SYMPTOMS OF LIFER DISEASE r
Loss of appetite; bad breath; bad taste In
the mouth ; tongue coated ; pain under the
(shoulder-blade; in the back or side often
mistaken for rheumatism,; sour stomach
wiih flatulency and water-brash; indiges
lltn; bowels lax and costive by turns ;
headache, with dull, heavy sensation;
re&tlessness, with sensation or having left
something undone which ought to have
been i dono;.Jullnes after eating; bad
temper ; bin : .tired feclincr ; yellow ap
pearance of skin and eyes ; dizziness, etc.
! Not LVlut alwaja same of these indi-car'v-vrunt
of action of the Liver. For i
A Safe, Reliable Remedy
llmt co An iv Uattu and has never been
kiiuwirl'tfiii: Wunffwo'l.t . -
I'iic Simmons Uni Regulator '
XX rrJ'KlTlMI. SPECIFIC FOR
MTlH,r- .t- jjot el Complaint. j
Jysjvcpia. - . SUsk Headache.
-Co:iKlIpliTi, i UilicTOsneffs I '. -
- K'nlnfrAff lions, ' .lanndlce,
:i 3IeutsI DrpreeiOB. t'olie.
JJL P1I VICI.VSTS SiTUi ION. f
"T f..-.V W .raifn? laedJcme "for twenty
mri U'i ha-e ifcr bern aWe to put ttp a reeta- ;
M: copiiixitxJ tbat would. lke Simmons Lirer
Ke?TiiTor. irociriiv
, , ; - r t a ftt the URie 4 im lBSte3d
ff eellcnir; the. i;csriTeaad mSatire
arm eascMtaur move tne
, ,y v V xc,mj a,:
Ha tc:2 Ftamp ta red ca front of wrapper.
J.H.Zdlia&C3.,Taaad:IiP3. :
NO 302,
Ir. Creasy In Concord.
Iter. W. S: Crfhsy, D. D., Pastor
of Grace M; E.Cjiuich, has returned
(to the city. from Concord, where h
has been in at tendance on the.. West ;
eru Conference. ! The SVaiulcCfti saya
of Jiis presence in that town,: J
"Tuesday night the Forest Hill.
Methodist church was packed al
most to its utmost capacity to hear
a sermon by; Rev. Walter a. Creasy,
of Wi'mingtou! Mr. (!reasy is re
membered here with nothing but the
warmest love, having labored here
as pastor of tlie Methodist church
f cr four years.
l"His sermon i was full of good
sense, of lovinsr tenderness, and was
siJiced with many appropriate illus-it-
-trations. Tlie speaker snowea tnac
he had not lost any of his youthful
vigor." ,
Marriage nt St. John's. v i
Mr. Edwin J. Justice, of Ruther j
fordton,and Miss Lila Davis daugh-i
ter of Mr. DuBrutz Cutlur, of this
city, were united in the, holy bonds
of. wedlock last evening at St. John's
Church by the Rector.Rev. DrfCarl
michael, assisted by Rev. C. L. Ar-1
nold, of St. Stephen's,-Goldsboro. i
The spacious church was filled to itsi
utmost capacity long before the
hour, appointed! for .the ceremony.;
Mr, E. P. Boatwrighfpresided at the
organ and ,the i choir consisted of
Mrs. Thorburn, Miss Florence Bow
den, Miss Gabrielle DeRosset, Miss
Lizzie JVnddeH and Messrs. II. M
Emerson, AJex. S. Holdenind Jnliusi
Barbot. " . ,..:.
Miss Lula Cutlar, sister of thej
bride, was maid tf honor, and Mr. I
Dick Hackett, of Wilkesboro, was
best man. . . i . - I
Tlie bridesmaids and groomsmen;
were as follows: . j
Miss Eliza Potter with, Mr. J)u-
Brutz Poissori; Miss Susie Massie,of
Virginia, with Mr. Frank L-'Hiig-l
gins, of Wilmington; : Miss Meta
Harden, of Savannah, Georgia, wrth
Mr. DuBrutz Cutlar, Jr., of Wil
mington; Miss Sue" Meares, of Wil i
mingtori, witn Mr. J." A. Allen, of i
Charlotte; Miss Mary Van Winkle,:
of West Virginia, with Mr, W. Alden
James, of Georgetown, - S. .C; Miss
Jeannette -.-Lewis. "of New Jersey,
wito Mr. F. S, Clark, of Wilmington.
Alter tlie marriage an elegant:.; re-
ception was given at the residence
of the bride's parents, and at its
conclusion the happy couple left on
the train for a trip to the South. A
great many beautiful wedding pres
ents were received. ,
''Be happy and content!" You
need not suffer' any longer from
pains brougkt on by gout or rheu
matism, for all these ailments are
now easily cured by Salvation Oil.
It costs only 25 cents. r
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS .
Large Consignments
()
F UOLIDAYI GOOD.S TO BE SOLD AT
Auction and private sale. Tey were shipped
here to be sold and we will sell. Also crock
ery, Glassware and House-furnishing Goods.
Auction S ole every night. - . .
iW. Ji.ltlKKIIAM. CO.;
decstf
Market street.
OPERA HOUSE.
BEST OF THE SEASON!
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6TH.
Geo. Wilson's Minstrels.
A First Part of Wondrous IJr.iutj-. Kovf'liy
upon Novel-. ' -
lieserved Seats at Yates' Friaay morning.
O PER A -HOUSE.
NEW YORK THEATRE COMPANY.
moxmy7'deo, stii.
One "A7"oo3s:",
CHANGE OF BILL NIGHTLY.
MONDAV NIGHT,
"Jack's i Sweeibeart."
Irlcea, 10c, 20;, and 00 cents. Reserved seats
at Yates'. ' Cecstf
fJBER
t
1-3 TOCE LIFE IS mST IV BED !
Mattresses, Springs and ; Pillows:
FOI? SALE OK. KENOVATED.
t r
frj, f.1. OUPr.lirJG.
from c::r rnr:i3 t : tz':
general larcrwx. cai-
-- Tlie name crttw rttfffuu3t always Lo r.;r
nlslied to tne" editor. ." - , . ' ' .
Ccmmumchanous cost cu writt:',Tca cz.' ;
one sice or t&e ptipcr. .' ' ?r -
PersoaaUties aim4. Le avclicJ.
And it is e-ei ridiiy aai paxtlcTU3xly.tr:;: r
stood tnat t&e eaitor ttoe3 tot always czIzti o
tlie news or correspenct o ta ' cr ' ; :j eo e tit c 3
in tne eMtorialolaniiis. , - '
n ew a iv1:utis r.r.i i:ut3 .
itE roi'PLAit rrjcts on. -.
BOYS'. KNEE "PANTS."
AND YOU WILL ALWAYS FIND THE BEST
"ONES FOH THAT PRICK AT
11.1 PKIXCKS.s' STUKKT
M-EN'S FURNISHINGS,
Hats and Children CIoiriiii;
23fr ' Wore open from T &' a. n."aiitll s p. utA.'
Satuniay's until 11.45 p. nv lec i l f
lS5SjLi'
THE ; t
No w Yo rk We e lily Eeral il
AT-
ONK DULLAU PEIt YITAUr
IS THJ5 BEST AND 'OllKAFKST FAMILY
PAPKR IX THK UNITED STATKS. : f
Now fs the time fo Subscribe
Many novelties wilt bo added to the variety
of Its coatents during the year 1891, and notn
ing will be left undone to please and gratify
Its siDScrloers.r - 1 . 1 .'"
; It Specialties Tor .1891 WJll.lle: v
OUIOIXAL" AJ1TICLK8 "OX PRACTICAL
FAFtMIXO AND OAKUE5IN0. - - . -SEUIALvS
AS D "SHOUT STOiaRS JlY THE
BEST AUTJIOKS. - . v , --- '
WcJjMAS'i WORK AXl) WU3IASW LEISIHIJ? -GfjMS
OF. LITElt ATLRE AUD AUT. i -ORIGINAL
FLASHES OF WIT AND IIUMOlt.
swers to Correspondents
1
rompily and Fhlly Aladei l'.
The Latest News from Every
Section of the Globe, ;
Address, JA3IES GORDON BENNETT, '
New York Herald. .'
, -' - '
New TorJc city,
Only One Dollar a Tear.
Do not fail to Subscribe rqwjorthe : ;
New.York Weekly Herald.
dec5tf
4 4
Dyeing Establishment.
pEATIIEIW, KID- GLOVES, JIATS AND
all kinds of SUK re-coloreL v '
Now is the time to have your ca&t-ofT 8uits
OstliCh Pllimp Tina Kua1.
e3 and Uibuons of all kinds re-colored and
Til riling " a " -
5" All fJOCKL? notRAUejl tnr In rk- M .v-t. -n in
be sold for charges. if. i;. itousii.-
vomer . Mar -.,. and 'Front strppfo arorKnt.
onion's Dry f r:ore.v . . dec 1 lw .
XOTIIKIt ALLA1
PASTL'IIE
OF- PINE,
fed"
KATJ
BEEF CATTLE
Was received by me .vestcrdajv 'irTi alfe'rr.
from the eover. pastures of kestcrn
North Carolina a nd is as koou an i he
best Will ha;e it on my stall.
To-5Iorroy and Saturday
, , Ai ALSO A FINK LINK. OF "
Pork, Matton, Veal, Sausages, &e,
-Call early in the day . and makpyour
JOHN F. GABUCLL;
8tall3 1 and 2, Frost Strict 'Markerisoaf b ija.
3 Aff 1 r
Cliristmas Carcio.
WILL.JSHOTV YOi; A SPLENDID A
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