North Carolina Newspapers

fin- r T " 1 J"-1'1- ,.. r I il i w ...or a- Uft Three t v.v-. - the above t. i I:: y. v ' dr :' -t V.h i . r.id will pro !-t :iuy o; v;H I j 1! -t accept ar) . i tmrOZMA FIG SYRUP CO. l. n'. 't .nv ronx.i.r. wintrier p. urUiAWY, witii.K. L !i:t ;:: st. Xo. 17 .laract Strf, - ih.C it if SAM SOPiC BOOKS. Tau H. A. H i r r m w :rF. m.muu.k and Mac. M : t I: .i: . Wt rL .! North rrcnt Mrcct. "A I'.u iritoa. N. C .1 . n . i t't.M ;;;: with ! W If 'j t O.! Ir.. I. t INI IV.N. liir--t.c r ar.1 Farrier. Li " ..... v, . rO. t . , r.-vn nay and - r." 1 " " if''-- . . .. r-y. ,T. ':? - -.1 " "V. K- - - . v . -. . . . . "' y. ' j2k ' ""7 - -;re I - : . ., o. :' , , : : .i!C!. ' , - : " j "r-n-j::! . . i-.-A ad I . . "it- T " iiie irifiiu?, UST RECEIVED! ratot.d. lil NIIIKS 1! WAN AS. 1 rii! .4i, i . . r.-t i'r I'.KIt'KS IN i Ch i-'Mtl line. CLiIsimai ! m:ki i. co . . r. M.itki'-t ar.i .ecoii' Mi, stoves : Vl':,iN ML KINl N1 T ALT. (Wers at Wrightsville. V "Tc; vE AT WRIOIITSVILIB i viN;n. Ladies atd (;et i rrctr.rtly nil h THE t: W. MAS sin J. ' rrcrrtctor. For : ; 1' . . j . J a. Mr, VOL XV. , WILMINGTON. Nl C, TUESDAY, DECEMBER X-iOO-JLi NEWS. ixzxx to Stw ADTOBTisslmrra xrEo x Co Furniture - ! - Mrxij DKomiBs Drusyists 4 NAryerci-Uatu, .Scarf3, clc w J Kirkium CoLarcps, etc Joav iIaau. Jn SoLetmieB TJx ' W V ites am JoLCa onj Ucoks Tho rrceipti of cotton at this port io-ciav loot nnjzi Hut out day more and then old tJn-ty will bid us all good bye. , Iliere was n heavy frost this morn- iiiir. and it has been succeeded by a beautiful, pleasant day. ; The Bible clasn, conducted by Ir. WooI, will be h!d a usual at the V. M. C. A. rcfoms iit 8 o'clock this veiling. ! ! 'Will on take an ice cream this 'a, v-llillg,?, aked a ihide of a riudine. -'No thanks" be replied. "I'll take a ottli of Dr. BullV (Tough Syrtip ior my roiti, piea.s. "ubolio, razor and knive ' harp' Mir. Something new arid we think the bet hone ever made. Sec tht-ui. N. Jncobi lldw. Co. ; t I am Manufacturers Agent for iinrbed and all kinds of Wire, Com bination Wire and Iron Fences. Or der, solicited. James I. Mettrt t A i-hristmas entertainment will be given to the scholars of the First Baptist Church Sunday School' at the City Hallto-inorrow evening. i (iuns. We have them, bought be fore the passage of the McKinley , bill and can give you the advantage ! of our low purchase. N. Jacob! I HdwCo. t Wo want Zeb Vance in the Senate ' and the "Zeb Vance1 stove . in your . kitchen. They hare been tried and foand to be true; therefore' we re commend them to von. "SJ Jacob! I X WATSON'S CHINA STORE, ii.uv. Co.,- - t ! Housekeeners should' have a jnin a. eh. i t i: noi.in.vY ( 'Perfection" meat cutter. : It has a.u rrtrs iiw a.-,xs n. it v arc m- the advantages of simple construe t ii ! -1 .- v'.via Hie tion, durability and Is easily cleaned No knives to get out of order. Sold t , by the N. Jacob! Hdw. Co. ; We are promlshed.a right lively ; theatrical season in January. A ; number of good companies are book- ed for that month.. The manager WllW HOOK STHE oft Opera House is very carefnl and particular as to the troops with whom he makes engagements. All except threeof the for hnnters huve returned to their homes. The : others went out this morning, start- ; ing fiom Capt. Manning's at C o'clock ! They were accompanied by several I members of the Wilmington Fox ' Club. It was the last hant' of the party. . ( Tiiere will be a Christmas Tree at . St. .lames' Home at 3 n. in. on Wed- , :nVacTt:t i.daxi the 31st, for the Sunday it i initi al ex-w Srhool: The teachr have f pared ... .,.nui.ia.tfii- -i ' . , , no pains 10 mane everyiiuug unra tive, and a pleasant honr is promised the friend?, ho are cordially invit- Mr. Thomas M. Webb, of this city ! has rect-ivetl an elegant gokl iirdal for his heroic service lastSummer hi rescuing Mrs. Hayes and her sis- t i.iioncr rs. ter front drowningat Wrlghtsville f tr-M!. v v . .... m.. VA. , Beach. ,Th illegal Js awarded by . " - ' of Congress' ; -. ? - -i - ( ! J 1.-1 1 11. A t a recepiinn win dp neui iv - - frouijiof flie Young Men's Clirist- v. iin:v.N. " J iau Association on New Year's Day, u :f n-h.ii.is. from 12 o'clock tfi. . until 10 p. m., ii No Water m. under the au-picen of the Ladles' - j Atjxijirtry All young men are in- ! ILDUo ' -viti tn v!ilt ih rooiiiv. whether I ft v ft v w m m ' f - - i m I. AM' n:!.TTY : members or not. ! j We thank Senator; Vance for a pllent e Surely, who n .. ir.Mi.!imt anMMiKias' .; , ,., ... tri.i- I . ClfCOOIl on I. onrt-i, imp read iv those nio now - lavor uib bill it would work a revolution in their opinions-provided, first and always, they are not interested par; ties and are open to conviction. 1 ' i'apt. f.'hlchester came out this. ; , , ( trip In charge of ihe steamship PawiM-. -apt. Tribou vas wick and too unwell to cpiumaud her "but came out on her for th purpose of going to the Marine Hospital here for tre.itment. Hh felt o much bet1 ter on arriving 'in port that lie has' jad ttrUsti,? nIering of their vocal j I ' f t 1 1 1 I 1 frk mrnrn In at Vnrk nn 1 I . . ' . ... the hte.imer and not go to the hos- pitd. t . : , ; j : " s ' '- - So many have been cared oT rheu matism br Hood' Sarsaparilla that we urge nil who suffer from the dis ease to trj Ibis medicine. The Schedule B -tax Is due oh wur lst ana payable on the 10th r. see notice in thjgjsgge. Stfaiushin pAvnM ,kji. i a V. X. n llllill 4K III ' iir. oarque Alexandrina. Uicktv- 'or Stettin,- Ger., iiii.o,oj narrels rosm, valuetl at 5,700, shinned bv M son, Downing & Co. . Nor. barque Kvik, Hansen, clear- lh today for Bowling, Scotland with 600 caks spirits and 2,06a bar- rela rosin, vnlno1 nt'1t viori M pea oy uessrs. Kobrnson &Kin The alarm of Cre IhiTlifternoon from box 13 was caused by a basket olcaneinh fi-einth OI bant. .lOIin K. IllViriua incilana on Mulberry, between Second flnd Thir-.i .',. fa , y , third streets. Damage slight and ... rt " fully insured. ed here to-day, brought but a ban- Vre&eu I!- A- B;Sf?- Cchoial, B. j wrtfmor xt'ather.- tifnl nntithn 4 ,i. . G.:Vortli J Montpromery, K. ; . - - .-'R ofSouthuort w.T ' tanKoserMoore A ci.rwiB,u.ie re.-y: "- -f J Hp'rin( nn w nf K.nf, inrj i.t; Ch rist in h as a 1 va v s been coai-id- The outlook is for a large attend-! and Houe of Correction, in the sum ance at. the grand New Year's balljof $l,:go, arid with. John C. Davi to be given at Germania Hall to- laud J. R. Gnthrie sureties. The morrow night by Germania Lodge No. 4, K. of P. . There will be a hap py time there then in dancing the old year out and the new year in. Cl r-M t i f v I ii c fn All - - J K v j The high position attained iand the universal acceptance and: ap proval of the pleasant liquid Fruit remedy Syrup of Figs, as the most excellent laxative known, illustrate the value of the qualities- on which itssuccess is based and are abun dantly gratifying to the California Fig Syrnp Company. The Lntat ITunr. Those gentlemen of the Jox club who were in the run this morning returned to the city about noon, bringing their dogs with them. Thej; went out about G o'clock this morn ing and had a fine run. The dogs started a fox just back, of Mr. H. M. Bowden's place and after a run of three hours he was caught about two miles North of Summer Re&t and not far from theNewkirk place. This hunt winds up the present sea son but the gentlemen from Golds boro have had sucli a good time that they say they will come down and try it over again in a few weeks. The stock of foxes, by the way, Jias not been appreciably diminished. A Santa Claaa Caatata. A delightful entertainment was given last evening in the Luther Memorial Building. It was a-repe -tition, by the Sunday School chil dren of St. Paul's Church, of the cantata rendered by them last Fri day night. The attendance was a large one. Master Johu Blomme personated 4;Santa Clauf," and four little girls in white with gauze wings were "Fairies." Master Will Reh der was the "Will of the Wisp." The other characters were Mr. Hamilton aud Isabel, personated by Mr. Fred Bissingeraud Miss Louise Strauss; "Ling Fang," by Mr. fl. Schulken; WawakenaV'an Alaska Indian, by Master Thomas Pae; "Luloochoo," an Egyptian, by Master Willie llines; "Hassan," a Hindoo, by Mas ter John Blomuie'Ed ward," "Eva," "Lena" and "Fannie," by Mr. Ohas. Blomiiyv Misses Mamie Schulken, Maggie Strauss and Lilly Gerken. The Matlame Fry Concert. - The box sheet for the sale of tick ets to the Madame Fry Concert at the Opera House, on Friday night. wjll be open at. Mr. Yates' t onnor- row morning, tins entertainment will be one of unusual excellence! and no lover of sweet sounds should j beQ C)th Ked Cross: J. G. Olden mi. it. It would be well for those blltteit ;iotli and Market; D. Stelgel. who want ctio.ee seats to ue ou iian enny iose;urr uiciii. iiu r I cnniiKCays mui no inn change saj . i i . ...tf .;.tc u lm.a va!'I,1oi1 more perfectly than those of Mad- " . nine Fry and daughters. Madame ! . dieted her enfir time to i tne stuiiy oi limbic, ami uegau tier . nnblic musical work at sixteen vears ' of age; since that time she has fill . . - v ' 1 . many prominent position as' ; teacher of vocal aud instrumental ; Mnuic, soloist In oratorio work, also : !iOojst in many celebrated concerts, i j Sat u rally her daugjiters partakp of 1 her musical talent; henc ttie perfect ' I.EAUIIKLLK OIL. Prevents tendency to wrinkle oc rrIn-Vr ! ctrtrt 1 r-oi-ri t s its witn- cring of the skin or drying up of the . . nesh. Xiatare'8 wonder lor preserv- log voath and freshness. $t:00, large bottles, at druggifit,. ' OoantrCommiMioBm. , An adjourned meeting of the ; Board of County Coniiuissiohers was held yegterday at the Court House. 'niu.fui . aL, m beacli land charged against John 4 Wnofnr ! , :.uku f... t.; i stable for Harnett Township. John W. Perdew, Standard Keep- le',' offered his official bond in the j of 00f! with W. M. Poisson and A. 'Aflrinn 'nw.H'ttfi TJio l-i-.Tfl ua i approved and ordered recorded. , i i . i . Hrdere1' that applwatjon or Delia) I mntd '" en" OrdTred" 'that taxes of Henry j ' ' !MPCK be..re!U! ted n account of pnysieai disability, w n i- .k ( , ; W. H. Pickett offered his official .......,..,' c ... i vwuu ci ivt-tJtrr 01 me voumy iiome bond was accepted and ordered en rolled and filed. The following were drawn as ju rors for the Superior. Court which j meets January 19th, 1891, viz: First Week O. H. Kennedy. Thos. H. Kent, W. F. Carpenter. G. W. Frederick, Thomas C. Bray, N. Ja cobi, H. L. King, Samuel Holmes. F. M. Garrason,1 John Taylor, J. V. Owens, J. Hi Weill, E: O. Yopp, Jas. B. Williams,1 James W. Barnes, Jr., W. H. Gilbert George Irving, S. Benuett. i i Second Week B. F. King, F, V. B.'Yopp, H. L. Horne. J. H. Horne, Leopold Freeman, C. H. Gilbert, James Chad wick, A. L. Freeman, T. J. Newsom, 0. E. Williams, James E. Biddle, Edward Everett A. G. Hankins, Jos. Merritt, .11. B. Bes sant, p. II. Wilder, J. E. Gordon, W. W. Bauks. LIQUOR LICKiS'SKS. Licenses to retail liquor were granted upon application to Carl Mugge, No. Front street, Win. ITN rich. Front and Church; John Hen -slim, Market street: A. C. Wessell, Market; N. Hullen, 4th and Red Cross; 4 D. Dosher, 3d and Harnett: J. Rulfs, 4th and Walnut, J. L. Wrenu & Co., Jas. Berg, 7th aud Nixon; J. O. Nixon, Thos. J. Gore, So. Water; P. E. Kiley, No. Front; B. Hi J. Ahrens, Nos. 5 Dock and (520 Market; J. Haar & Bro., So. f ront; Al. Katnjen, utnand swann; W. H. Bell, Front and Orange;, O. F. Hunter, agent, No. Water; E.i L. & J. H. Hinton, Purcell Housed J. W. Duls, So. Front; Henry Haar, 7th and Chestnut; Wiu. Bonitz, Bonitz Hotel; Win. Genaust,4th and Hanover; C. Richstors, 4th and Swanu; C. C. Smith, Miller and Mc Rae; Bridgers & Rankin, No. Front; L. VoIIers, So. Front; H. T. Duls, Chestnut and McRae; E. D. Fry, 4th and Bladen; I. B. Rhodes, 2nd and Princess; Kate Montrose, So. 4th; Lou Johnson, McRae street;' H. Boesche, No. 4th; D. N. Chad wick, Market; B. Bellois, Market; Portner Brewing.Co., over the railroad; Mrs. L. A. VonKampen, near C. C. R. R. depot ;C F. VonKampken, 4th and Church and 7th and Castle; F. W. Ortmann,-2nd street; G. W. Linder, & Co., Dock & Front; Peter Mohr, Market and 12th; Adrian & Vollers, Dock and Front; Eliza Borden, Dock and So. Waters J. G.. L. Gieschen, Front and Dock; M. F. Croom & Co., Water and Mulberry and Water "and Princess: Chas. Schnibben, Market and Water; Marks Schnib- icth amj CAgtie: Glavnieyer & Kuck, So Water. Knicaa oi me uqiq Concordia Castle No. 1, K. G. E., . .. .. .... . m' Ia--t night elected in lonowmg oui- cers at a meeting held at Germania HalL viz P. C.-rS. t. Dudiey. ". C.4-W. Lindstrom. T. C. t . Farrar. V. H.-S. G. Ellis. M. of U. C. 11. Keen. . K. of K. G. P. Q'linu. S. '.H.--D. I. Came ran. . Trustees-!'. H. Keen, S. J. KHi - jHIIieg EldeV.i "In all distresses of our friend. we first consult our private ena. liat we oagntn i to qo ir. coun Ito find out first just what the pain j . - - .t.nMM - - r a waff i i-t anu iueu, w? euuu u get some Salvation Oil and rub it.on, j Price 3-3 cexjtg. 30, 1890.; .- , NO. 13 Forecasts. . For North Carolina, warmer and fair weatlief Loeal forecasts, from S a. in. to;day ' fnr Witmfnftnn' nmi riclnity,? fair . - r h - ' - ' ered a nronnrin "'tiine. !iccfrtliii!? to . Mie day of tho week upon vhicU it fall?. We cannot vouch for the order ihtt those who wish mav test lle,r necuracy for . themselves w 'MWo '"r taken from ;an an I cient iaiTu?eript m the Britbh tun ' SeUU) :( j. for , themselves Me 4" V" ailvuf J,tJ V A wind? wint-er ve shall see; AVintly father fn each week . thick tcIf fctron- i aKd aUbegocxland dry; I .rtrtl llllff (.tsfc l'l II llinitinll" ' ,Tliat yeai; is ock! for land. to till; KingH and princes shall die by kilL If a child. horn that day shall be; -It hall happen right well for h?: Of deeds, he shall be Vood and stable, . ) Wise of speech and reasonable. . Whoso that day goes thieving about .He shall be punihe'd without doubt. And if sickness that day beude. It shall quickly froin thee glide." According to 'this-old-fasfuoned rhyming seer, lS'.U promisejs'f to be an excellent year for farm,er and a deplorable one for royalty; while we may hope that the healthful breezes will eventuuily prevent alt return of lajgrippe, und the "dry, good sum mer' be more fruitful than Avas that of 18'.0. I i American History. - ' -The t sventy-fi'fth volume pf the Magazine of American History oien, with a most attractive! Janu -ary number. The leading illustrated papeiv from the ready pen : of the editor, is entitled, 'Johu Ericsson, the Builder of the Mouitori'" and one of" the. very-best portraits1 extant of the great inventor form.1 the frontispiece to the new volume. The .second article, ."The Bladenburg Duelling '.Ground,'- is also handsomely-illustrated, and ispf national and popular interest. The tresh in formation in both these clever arti cles is notably worth preserving m permanent 'form. Col. Charles 0. Jones, Jr., contributes. an admirable paper on "Dr. Lyman Halt, Govern or of Georgia in 1783; and singer of the Declaration of Indcjpenaence;' Hon. Charles Aldrich,of Iowa,writes charmingJy of the. "Elloquenceof Andrew. Jackson;" Hon. James Phinney Baxter, President of the Maine lisfbrical Society, contri butes "Isaac Jogues, A. T). 1G3S,' an exquisitelv beautiful historic poem; Orrin. I. Hallam gi ves the "Original Treasury Accounting Of fice;" and we have the first part of "Count do Fersen's Private Letters to his Father, ;i78i-1781,"' which are observations and opinions. of anof ficer under Rochambeau in the French army during the Revolution ary war. Aniong the shorter papers "flie United States Flag," and "Capital Punishment in 1749," are, especially interesting. The several departments are quite up to the high standard of this magazine, the best one of the kind on.-this contin ent. Price, $5.00 a year. ltu-klen Arnica S;ilv. The Besr Caive 'in the world for Cuts, Bruises Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheun.i, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapv ped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, anda.li skin Eruptions, and positively care piles, or no pay required. I Unguar anteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refnuded. Pr4i5e 2o cents per box. . For sale by Kobirt 11 . Bellamy, wholes.-ilH and ratitil d'firgi NKW. ADVEitTISEM KNTS'. AND NOW FOR ITow Yoar's Cards. we have a few very pretty' oea' at low prices. Ml Nns rothei:, ; deceot! 1H Front slaet. Rlotice. L ai:;e coxsigxment. f n.?tir;isc; and stand Limits jar received and Mi elt them cheap to make room. v. rail llne'of otlier llou-eho!d and Kitchen ru rabbin?- fiooda. w a kihkii am m ! deewte ."."Jrttt itku ; .' i " " . "" """ W?m CoIa'' ; :s. v.k-: mVO IIOiE'i AND Tilit EE ML' LI 1 fered beeauscof no further n-e f-rthetu, Apply to Ceo 27 U We nu 'te'ciiuitarMetTo ccmmxailcarcat from our trtenaa on any &xul &U istjccti : : : Tte name ot tup writer must alrrajs telttur : nlstba to tae Editor.;' ; :- j ccimattnicaaona oust be wtlttfaca caly one sifia ortue p&perr ; ' r-" .. ' " Fersonaauea most r aroltea. J ' i Ar J it is bjpuy an4 parucuurii Clcr. srood that the Eairor o:oca noKJwai8 CSiCrso tlie views of trresionaent3 . onlfES 80 stated ' la tue eaitonal commas. . " Mm u Mm C jrt lOKKDs G iPEOPLE : li J can takei Siinlnon3 Liver Regulator - Adtlioitt loss of time or dan-' gcr from exposure. It . takes the place of a doctor and costly prescriptions - ana is tnereipro me meajt- ,; : cine to he kept: in tho houseliold tb.be sjiven upon; any indication of approach- , ingsickne?s It contains' ' -: no ! dangerous ingredienta but is purely vegetabley'' -gentle yet thorough'in its - ; actionl and can bo nven Syith safety and the mosf '".' satisfactory results to any , person regardless af age, ' It has no cquah Try itv.- V Jic not . Iinprrl Vpon I i ." "": Examine to gee that you get tho cienulne. Distinguished from all fra mis and imitations, by ourorert Z Trade Mark on front ot Wrap per, and on the side tlie seal and slgimnre of N E W Aty V13KTI SKM KN T8. NEW or; HAT AT J Naumburg's, 1 1 ii Princess Street. SCHEDULE B TAX. A rjpniS TAX WILL 1K Dt'E j OX JANUARY iti80i,. and payable within lue first ten f -flays, ierehants. Traders; Brokers,4 Com mission Merchants,- Livery statics, 'and all otber trades and protesslon which are liable for th? payment of this tax are hereby noli ilea that a correct statement o their pur chase will iv reqiiLred according" to law. - . " J(nN IIA Alt, JR., (lerk of commissioners. dec:)) Jt Police ?; Railroad Oonlraclors. ' i . , r JKOl'OSALS AUE INVITEIl FOR THE graduation and trestle work of the road from Fayetteviue. c, to liowland, 42 miles. . y The nrk- will t-o divided into () alnd'Me'r ' '''..! '. .... rions oi about (5) five nilies each. - Bl'H may hi, made for a sect ion or sect tons or for the whole line. , '' ' -The trestle work will te maihly of drlren pne vroric uiaa tor tnstJe work, may be made distinct from or in jTi-arlaaticru i. i jconneetlon with the l'inni snd profiles and pecii(icarioM can te n at the offlce of t heivtirjingon Weldon '!''.;' liiiroad, lo WiJtuirjon, or at Tayette yiue, Bids win t-e openft! ard contracts awsrrted wuiyi im , . 1 ' wrf-i- r. & i . l,lt xXJ! 1 "w 1 d T.ia t required In such tnIt 1&"$J? secure Vhefi tr as jtfl U- v iu; '.vuiravu The com.paj.y. rwrrve the right to rciBe any land ail fcids. Address FLEMIXfJ' 11 tVtiVPV Er.crneer ofC'o'5!.nM-t.ton W. & W.U.K.CO.. ' Wim!nfito,N. v. 1 THIS PAPEE lXgZS& te airtconct iTtntinir Ink Works. " 1" T, K. WJUGHT Jt to . " t Seta street and Pennsylvania a venae. , lao.U - , . Idladelpliu7 V -