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MORNING EDITION.
OJUTLINES.
Andy Taylor, one of a gang which cap-
1. 11 red a railroad train in East Tennessee
and murdered a sheriff and his deputy, was
arrested at Emoona, Ks. Hitebue
of the James gang, captured at Jonesboro,
Tenn. Mayor Harrisoa, of Chicago,
has ordered the polico to close up the dis
reputable houses in certain portions of that
city. The death of M. Brederman,
an oil broker in Paris, caused a panic on
the Produce Exchange of that city.
A. L. Boulware, of Richmond. Va., has
been appointed receiver for the Greenbrier
White Sulphur Springs property.
The t'.tal cotton crop in sight is six mil
lion and a half bales. The P. O. De
partment has pjaced D. E. Chamberlain, of
A thole, Mass., aud the various firms he
represents, on the black list. Jesse
('aniptxjll murdered William Saks
and "wife near Decatur, Ala.
A lire at Crisfield, Mo., burned sixteen
houses ; loss $100,000. President Arthur
arrived at Jacksonville, Fla., yesterday,
and expects to remain until Tuesday; the
Tallapoosa is at St. Augustine awaiting
his arrival there. AH the prisoners
confined in jail at Smith ville, N. C. es
caped Friday night. Dillingham &
Co , cotton brokers. New Orleans, have
failed. Plaisted, 'he Bostou oarsman,
is training at Lynchburg, Va. Judge
killings, of the U. S. Court at New Orleans,
is tired of the election fraud cases, and re
fuses to try any more of them.
N Y. markets: Money 46 per rent. ; cot
ton steady at 10310c; southern flour fair
ly active aud firm at $5 006 50; wheat, un
graded white $1 05122i; corn, ungraded
5765c; rosin steady at $1 701 75;
spirits turpentine quiet and firm at 48c.
The Protectionists of Philadelphia
have just given "Pig-Iron Kelley,"
a dinner. They are grateful for fa
vors already received and for those
in store.
The correspondent of the New
York Times, in Florida, writing up
Arthur, says that in the journey to
Florida "there were uo crowds any
where north of Jacksonville, except
at (ioklsboro, N. C, and at the lat
ter place the President did not have
time to acknowledge the boisterous
demands that he should appear."
Ex-Senator Eaton, of Connecticut,
says he is not a candidate for the
Speakership. A dispatch from New
Haven in the N. Y. Times says:
"Fie thinks that neither Carlisle, Randall,
nor Blackburn will be Speaker, and that a
d -irk horse will be chosen. It will depend,
Mr. Eaton says, upon bargains about the
composition of committees. These have
not been made Itecause there aVe so many
new Congressmen, who so far are unap
proachable." Rev. J. E. Wilson, a colored Pre
siding Elder of the Florence District,
S. C, Methodist Conference, and a
straight-out Republican, was post
master at Florence. Tie has been
turned out aud a white man named
Tim Weston put in his -place. He is
a defaulting county treasurer. And
this is a specimen of Radical civil
service reform and love for the
colored voter.
Henry D. McDaniel, Democratic
nominee for Governor of Georgia, is
a native of that State, a graduate of
Mercer College, taking first honor,
and a lawyer. He served in the late
war, was severely wounded in the ab
domen, the minnie ball being still in
him, was captured and kept in prison
the remainder of the war. As he is
not a Major or a -Colonel, he must
have been a "high private."
tb:e city.
NEW A QVEKTI 8B1HFNTS.
Munson Mentor collars.
D. A. Smitii Furniture.
W. E. Davis & Son Bhad.
J. I. Macks Assignee's sale.
Festival and "Mum Party."
J. H. Mallard New stock.
IIeinsbergkr Gospel hymns.
E. J. Powers German kainit.
Joiin Dyer & SoN-rRead this.
Giles. & Murchison Fly fans.
1
Louis J. Poisson Pew for rent.
Jackson & Bell Rebate labels.
R. M. McIntire Dry goods, etc.
F. M. King & Co. Guano horns.
A. David Proper ways and means.
Otterbourg Capping the climax.
Parker & Taylor Refrigerators.
A. & I. SnitiER Spring attractions.
J. K. McIliienny Soda water, etc.
G. W. Williams & Co. Groceries.
Mrs. M. C. Powers Dress-making.
Card First Baptist chnrch, colored.
Cronly & Morris Furniture for sale.
R. P. Paddison Stmr. John Dawson.
P. L. Bridgers & Co Royster's candy.
Lecture Rev. Moses D. HofeD. D.
J. J. TIedrick Lace fichus, h'dk'fg, etc.
Harrison & Allen Spring styles hats.
J. W. Gordon & Bbo. Fire insurance.
W. E. Springer & Co. Cotton planters
II. M. Bowden & Co. Saddlery goods.
P. H. Hayden Carriages, wagons, etc.
G. R. French & Sons Boots and shoes.
Kerciiner & Calder Bros. Rice,
acn, fionr, etc.
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VOL. XXXII.-N0. 21.
toetl Dots.
Third Sunday after Easter.
Receipts of cotton yesterday,
yi bales.
t -Uay's length 13 hours and 10
minutes.
Vennor has promised us warmer
weather to-day.
Eggs were retailing yesterday
at 15 cents per dozen.
To-day is the anniversary of
the great snow storm in 1849.
The petition for a Third Ward
Market has been numerously signed.
Only one case of drunk aud
down for Mayor Hall's consideration yes
terday morning.
A lot of fish were condemned
and sent out of the market by the health
officers yesterday;
After a night of easterly winds
and cool weather, ' the weather yesterday
was mild and pleasant again.
- At last accounts Mr. Jos. A.
W orth, of Fayetteville, who has been very
sick, was considered much better.
The streets and alleys in the
lower part of the city got a pretty thorouch
washing from the hydrants yesterday.
The Wilmington Light Infantry
Company will drill every Thursday night
for the next three weeks, weather permit
ting. There will be no German ser
vices in St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran
church this morning, as previously an
nounced.
We are requested to state that
thS Fifth Street M. E. church will be occu
pied to-day by ministers of the Presbytery.
An important meeting of the
Board of County Commissioners is called
by Chairman Bagg for to-morrow afternoon
at 2:30 o'clock.
-- The new machine shops of the
Wilmington Weldon Railroad are nearly
sufficiently advanced to receive the roof.
They will constitute an immene struct
ure. Owing to a misapprehension we J
were not furnished with a full list of the
Magistrates, ' old and new inclusive, as we
thougLt. We will publish a correct list on
Tuesday.
The store No. 8, on North
Water street, formerly occupied by Messrs.
Petteway & Schulken, is being fitted Hp
for jTPtJL Scarborough, who will open
gSSeugame of base-ball,
playedyesterday afternoon, the "Cham
pions," Capt. E. H. Munson, scored 28,
and the "Little Buds." Capt. J. Blumen
thal, scored 12.
The Norwegian barque Frey,
Capt. Halvorsen, was cleared from this
port for Glasgow, yesterday, by Messrs.
Alexander Sprunt & Son. with 2,411 bar
rels of rosin, valuedat $4,163.60.
Col. J. O. P. Burnside, Disbur
sing Officer of the Post Office Department
at Washington, and a nephew of the late
Gen. A. E. Burnside, the capturer of New
Berne, was in the city yesterday.
Mrs. Harry "Webb has sent to
the Star office a vegetable curiosity a cu
cumber about a foot and a half in length,
freshly plucked from the vine. It was
grown under glass at the residence of Mrs.
Webb in this city.
We hope Father Ryan will be
greeted by a good house Tuesday night.
The prospect so far is very favorable, as
tickets are being taken very fast. It is only
once in a lifetime that one gets a chance to
listen to such a man as Father' Ryan.
The large brick store on North
Water street, occupied by Mr. R. W.
Hicks, is being put in repair. One corner
of the ' building had settled considerably,
causing the structure to crack and bulge at
that particular spot, so that the whole of
that corner of the building had to be taken
down and replaced.
We learn that the work on the
Wilmington, Wrightsville and Onslow
Railroad is being pushed steadily on, and
it is expected that the road will be graded
to the mouth of Bradley's Creek in twenty
days, should the weather permit. The
rails and cross-ties will soon be here, we
are informed, and will be laid as quickly as
possible.
Dr. Hoge'a Lecture "Tent Life In tne
East' and "Modern Chivalry."
The official announcement is made this
morning of the proposed lectures at the
Opera House next week by Rev. Ir. Moses
P. Hoge, of Richmond, Va., under the aus
pices and for the benefit of the Wilming
ton Library Association. On Thursday,
the 19th, the subject will be "Tent Life in
theEas.t" Subject for the 20th: "Mod
ern Chivalry." No extra charge for reserved
seats. The lecture will commence at half
past 8 o'clock. Dr. Hoge has the reputa
tion of being one of the most talented and
entertaining lecturers in the country, and
we bespeak for him a full house.
.mortuary. .
There was only one interment a child
in Oakdale Cemetery during the week
closing yesterday. , ,,,
Bellevue Cemetery reports one interment
an adult for the week.
In Pine Forest (colored) Cemetery there
were four Interments three adults and one
child for the week.
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WILMINGTON, N. G., SUNDAY, APRIL 15, 1883.
WILMINGTON PRESBYTERY
Proceedings of fourth Day.
The Treasurer was directed to pay the
Commissioners to the General Assembly
$50 each to defray their expenses in going
and returning from the General Assembly,
Presbytery granted request of Moore's
Creek Church to employ Bev. Colin Shaw,
and of Clinton and Mt. Olive churches to
employ Rev. B. F. Marable.
A commission was appointed to install
Rev. A. McPadyen as pastor of Mt. Ho-
reb Church, viz: Rev. C. M. Payne to pre
side and propound the constitutional ques
tions ; Rev. J. S. Black to charge the pas
tor; and Rev. A. Kirkland to charge the
people.
Rev. J. M. Rose and Rev. S. H. Isler,
with Ruling Elder T.ll Hyman, were ap
pointed a committee to prepare a manual
for the Presbytery.
The Stated Clerk was directed to write
to Rev. D. B. Black expressing the sympa
thy of the Presbytery for him in his illness.
Report on Systematic Benevolence was
adopted and a copy ordered to be sent to
the General Assembly.
Various reports were received and dis
posed of.
The most interesting discussion was
probably on Education. T he reports of
Evangelists were highly interesting and
encouraging.
The prospect of religion in the Presby
tery is decidedly more hopeful.
Attempted Kraape or a Prisoner.
Thomas Jefferson, the colored youth
who was sentenced Friday morning to
twenty days' confinement in the city prison
for acting disorderly at the depot of the
W. & W. Railroad, made a desperate effort
at escape yesterday morning. It seems the
janitor opened the prison door about 7
o'clock to allow the prisoners to receive
their breakfast, when Jefferson, with a
bucket in his hand, passed out at the door,
at one side of which the janitor was stand
ing, with the ostensible purpose of getting
a bucket of water from the pump in the
passage, but after taking a few steps he
suddenly dropped the bucket and darted
for the door leading into the City Hall
yard. The janitor followed in hot pursuit
and chased the fugitive out of the yard and
down Third street to Miss Hart's school
house, between Princess and Market streets,
when the. boy, finding himself about to be
overhauled, sprung nimbly over the fence
and took refuge under the school house.
The pursuer was right at his heels, and,
before he could stow himself away so as to
conceal his whereabouts, the iron grip of
the janitor was upon him. He offered no
resistance realizing the absurdity of the
attempt and was marched quietly back to
his quarters.
A Book For All.
We have received from the publishers
one of the most valuable works in print
"Gaskell's Compendium of Forms." Edu
cational, Social. Legal and Commercial.
It contains more valuable information on
all practical subjects than any work it has
been our pleasure to examine.
The sale of this work-in Raleigh, Dur
ham, Winston, Ashcville, and points in
Virginia, has exceeded that of any work
ever offered to the public.
Prof. L. H. Roberts, general agent for
West Virginia, Virginia, North Carolina,
and Florida, is having wonderful success
everywhere. The work' is highly recom
mended by the finest bankers, book-keepers
and business men of the country. No one
can afford to be without a copy of this
valuable Work.
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Wife Beating.
The house of John Garrason, colored,
near the City Hospital grounds, was the
scene on Thursday night last of an exciting
episode, originating from certain "delicate
attentions" on his part towards the wife of
his bosom. In other words she gave him
some "eass," and he beat her until hercrie
of "murder" and "help" alarmed the entire
neighborhood and made the denizens of
the locality think that there was really
a foul murder being committed in
their midst. Garrason was subsequently
arrested, and yesterday morning the case
was heard by Justice Millis, who required
the -defendant to pay a fine of $10 and the
costs, in default of which he was commit
ted to the sheriff.
Serious Sickness or a Wilmington La
dy fa Savannab.
Wo regret to learn that intelligence was
received here Friday evening of the serious
illness, at Savannah. Georgia, of Mrs. R.
B. Wood, of this city. Her husband, Mr.
R. B. Wood, Sr., and her son, Dr. Thomas
F. Wood, left for Savannah Friday night;
Mr. Wood himself getting up out of a sick
bed to go the side of his afflicted wife. We
learn that Mrs. Wood is afflicted with
pneumonia. We hope her sickness may
not prove as serious as at first supposed.
Tne Rebate Queries Answered.
A correspondent at Laurel Hill, N. C,
writes:
"Will the reduction of eight cents per
pound tax on tobacco be allowed merchants
who have unbroken packages on hand
May the 1st t If so, will the rebate be made
in currency or tobacco stamps?"
To the first qsery we answer, yes. To
the second: Either currency or stamps.
(80 says the U. S. Commissioner herd. )
Festival and Blum Party.
The ladies of the Lutheran Church have
decided to give an ice cream and strawberry
festival and "mum party" next Wednesday
night at the City Hall. They will also serve
supper and will have all things in readiness
to wait upon, the public from 7 o'clock on.
Their advertisement appears elsewhere.
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War Department, Signal Servlee, l
S. Army.
Division of Telegrams and Reports for the
Benefit Of Commerce and Agriculture.
COTTON-BELT BULLETIN.
April 14, 18835 P.M.
AVERAGE.
Districts.
Max. Min. Rain
Temp' Temp. Fall.
78 50 .00
81 , 60 ,00
85 62 .00
85 64 . 00
83 64 .00
88 ' 63 .00
88 66 .00
86 70 . 00
82 63 . 02
88 09 .00
85 66 .27
, 89 69 . 00
Wilmington'. .
Charleston. . . .
Augusta
Savannah
Atlanta
Montgomery .
Mobile
New Orleans . .
Galveston ,
Vicksburg
Little Rock
Memphis
Weatber Indications.
The following are the indications for to
day:
For the Middle Atlantic States, warmer,
fair weather, followed on Sunday night by
local rains, east to south winds, lower ba
rometer. For the South Atlantic States, warmer,
fair weather, followed on Sunday night by
local rains, cast to south winds, and lower
barometer in southern portions.
For the Eastern Gulf States, increasing
cloudiness, local rains, southerly winds
shifting to west and north, colder weather
higher barometer.
For the Western Gulf States, local rains,
increasing cloudiness, southerly winds
shifting to west and north, colder weather,
higher barometer.
For the Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, '
increasing cloudiness and local rains, warm
southerly, shifting to colder easterly and
northwesterly winds and bigher barometer
in western portions.
Tne New Telegraph Line.
Mr. F. W. Foster addressed the the mem
bers of of the Produce Exchange yesterday
on the subject of his proposed telegraphic
connection with Clinton, and at the close
quite a respectable sum was subscribed.
Mr. Foster says if he can get as much more,
together with what is subscribed in Clinton,
the line will be built and in operation by
June.
f3T See fourth page for other local news.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Mrs.H. C. Powers,
JASHIONABLK DRESS-MAKING,
East side of Fourth, between
Ilanover and Brunswick Sts.
apl51t
Notice.
rpHB STJCAXER JOHN DAWSON WILI, BE
off her route, for about two weeks, for repairs.
The Freight Business wilt be continued by Flat.
jippiyio uAtutx lAjma, Atrent.
ap 15 3t R. P. PADDISON.
Bebate Labels.
rpOBACCO AND CIGAR DEALERS CAN BE
X supplied with the required Label oA applica
tion. These Labels are printed under direction
of Ed. H. King,- U. S. Commissioner, from the
authorized firm. JACKSON JS BRLL,
Water Power Printer,,
ap 15 It Wilmington, N. C.
A FESTIVAL AND "M PARTY"
WIL BE GIVEN BY THE DORCAS SO
CIETY of St. Paul's Lutheran Church, at
the City Hall, next Wednesday night, April 18th.
Admission 10 Cents.
SuDDer Ice ' Cream and Strawberrirs served
from 7 o'clock on. su we ap 15 2t
Pew For Bent.
JEW No. 72 In St. JAM S3 CHURCH. OUTH
aisle, midway, opposite window.
ap 15-3t LOUIS J. POISSON.
For Sale.
A VERY HANDSOME CHAMBER SET.
IN
Solid Black Walnut and Maarble Bedstead. Dress
ing Case Bureau, Table sud Chairs, all of extra
Marble Finish. For sale at lees than one half of
its first cost by CRONLY A MORRIS,
ap 10 11 Auctioneers.
Lithia Water.
1 A CASES OF THE CELEBRATED
JLvr
BUFFALO LTTHI A WATER,
Just received from the Springs,
Ana tor sale ov
ap 14 2t JAS. C. MUNDS.
Wanted,
TO REJTT OR PURCHASE, HOUSE
of four or five' rooms and Kitchen,
( In good location. Address
ap 13 8t fr su tu BOX 383 P. O.
Hats ! Hats !
Springs Styles I
HARRISON ALLEN,
ap 15 tf Hatters.
Coin-Cure.
rpRY A BOTTLE OF THE NEVER-FAILING
CORN-CURE. It is safe and harmless, and proves
enective witnin a boots ipne, ana leaves no scar
or soreness. For sale wholesale and retail by
- J. H. HARD IN,.
apltf Druggist, New Market.
Hcnhenny's Becipe,
A SPLENDID NICKEL CIGAR,
FURS LIME-FRUIT JUICE,
A delicioTis Summer Drink,
THE BEST SODA-WATER IN THE CITY,
At J. K. MoILHENNY'S,
ap 15 tf Corner Market aad Front Streets.
Artistic Fnrniture !
rTTOE NEW FURNITURE STORE OF BEH-
BENDS & MUNROE are now
exhibiting a
iovln skilled
arge stock of Art Furniture. Employing sk
iploylng!
Mntaldi
workmen they are ready to draw spactal designs,
and execute the same on short notice.
JGSll-
mates given. , ap 15 tf
ami 1
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
To the Public.
TTI7TS, THE MEMBERS OF THE FIRST BAP
T t tiat Churok, colored, corner Fifth and Camp
bell streets, wish to call the attention of the citi
zens or; Wilmington, and the public generally.
idu me appeal ior nve nunarea dollars is de
cidedly a fraud-. We have not made any such
request. That inhuman Gospel butcher, answer
ing to the name of A. M. Conway, is trying to
deceive ,ine good ana ca&n table people by
asking for money to repair our church. We win
hold our worship corner Sixth and Campbell
streets, known as Rebecca Tent, until we can get
possession 01 our property.
(Signed) II. J. Whitehead, II. Rkd,
J ho Cash, W. Harhis,
Hamilton Habgravk, Eu Cukrijc.
Daxiel WnxiAxs, Hknry Mm ford
S. G. Jihkiks, Murphy Ward.
The following are the minutes of the Baptist
state uommutee:
report or Tint executive board.
Wilmington, N. C, June 16th, 1882.
We, the Executive Board of the Baptist State
Convention of North Carolina, with the Executive
Board of the Kenaos ville Association, met this
morning at 11.80 o'clock, and after a candid and
oraverfnl cnn1nrAt.inn nt thA hnM ratnut
Rev. A. M. Conway, and the testimony of the
members of the Flrat Baptist Church, Wilmington,
unanimously aeoiaea mat tne said charges were
fully sustained: and acooi
rdlng to the evidence
se of administration in
Rev. A. M. Conway's course
tne ousinese meetings of said church is wholly
unsoriDtural and founded nnon no Bantlst nrinci-
ples. and that he has caused members to be ex
pelled contrary to Baptist usage, and thereby led
the church into error and confusion, and caused
said church to tee oat of Gospel order. Aad we
do hereby unanimously ana mhesttattngly eon-:
uemn sucn a course 01 administration as un
scriptural and a departure from BaDtist faith.
We furthermore recommend and advise the
said First Baptist Church of Wilmington as fol
lows: 1. That the members and officers ofsaldchuroh
who have been unlawfully expelled, be recog-
mzea as mem Ders ana officers or good standing
in said church.
2. That the said church, in order that it mav be
retained and reootmized in the Association and
Convention, dismiss Rev. A. M. Conway as pastor
01 saia cnurcn.
3. And that we do also herebv withdraw the
band of fellowship from Rev. A. M. Conwav and
said First Baptist church untill said church shall
so reform as to be recognized by the sister Baptist
uuurcnes.
N. F. Roberts. Chairman: C. Johnson. C. B.
Gibbs. Thos. Parker. W. C. Cowan. C. Larkins. H.
T. Smith, G. H, White, Z. Haughton, R. I. Walden
j. i-erry, wm. a. ureen, secretary.
report of committee on grievances.
We, your Committee on Grievances, having
leara .Dotn sides or the question pertain
ns to Rev. A. M. Conwav and th First. Rant 1st
Church of Wilmington, do approve of the action
of the Executive Board in withdrawing the right
hand of fellowship from Rev. A. M. Conway and
his followers of Wilmington, and do recognize
the party recommended lathe Executive Board's
report; and we do furthermore recommend that
itev. A. Jft. Conway and his followers be expelled
from this Convention, having been expelled from
the Kenans ville Association.
We, your committee, do furthermore recom-
mena mat itev. A. Ureen and Thomas Parker be
recognized as ministers in good standing.
M. C. Ransom, P. T. Young, A. B. Fleming, S.
M. Jones, W. R. Mason, W. T. II. Woodwsrd, F.
ft. ho well, uommittee. ap 15 It
Gospel Hymns,
NEW EDITION. NOS. 1, 2. 3 AND 4 COM-
bined in one Book.
SPIRITUAL SONGS, with Music, for use in So
cial Meetings. Selected and arranged by Rev.
Charles S. Robinson, p. D.
THE SERVICE OF SONG, for BaptUt Churehes.
New and enlarged edition.
Just received and for sale at
HEINSBERGER'S
Live Book and Music Stores,
ap 15 tf
Cargo of Genuine
German Kainit,
MY OWN IMPORTATION.
Just arrived and for sale by
E. J. POWERS.
ap 13 D&Wtf
A. & I. SHRIEK.
Attractions for this Spring.
pERFECT FITTING AND CORRECT STYLES
of CLOTHING, for Men, Youths, Boys and Chil
dren, at the LOWEST PRICES.
THE LARGEST STOCK EVER BROUGHT TO
THIS MARKET.
A. & I. SHRIEK,
Reliable Clothiers,
No. 34 Market St.
ap 15 tf
Lirerpool and London aM Globe Ins.. Co.
Claims Paid in the United States,
Losses promptly adjusted and paid on receipt
of proofs, without discount, by
JNO. W. GORDON A BRO.. Agents,
ap 15 tf 24 North Water St.
Handsome Lace FicimsXt Handkerchiefs.
pUSCHINGS, ELEGANT EMBROIDERIES. A
f ull stock of White Goods, new and cheap. THE
Bargain of the season In 5.000 yards of Percale at
6 cents per yard, wortn 10 eents.
apisti ditu. i. iicajiuua..
In Thirty Years'
EXPERIENCE IN THE CLOTHING AND FUR
nlaain business In this city, we never knew
before of a COLLAR, so fine in quality ALL
rTJEE LINEN sola at umk imjllak rsw do
zen. Knouire for the MENTOR, only at
MUNBON8
ap 15 It Gents' Furnisher.
Bat Manfl of Yours,
-w-- trn rrra rrnrff u 'tf rrtTTWri TOTT T nr A VT.
buy a REFRIGERATOR, with Water-Cooler
attachments a new style, complete in all Its ar
rangements, and kept only by us. Water-Coolers
of different kinds, Poroelalne-lined and Galvan
ized. Prices low. Wire Dish Covers, Round and
Oval. PURE WHITE OIL.
ap 15 tf PARKER M TAYLOR.
Fly Pans.
TE ARE AGAIN tS THE FIELD WITH THIS
HOUSEHOLD COMFORT. Call and buy one.
GILES MURCmSON,
38 St 40 Murchison Block.
N. Front St
ap 15 tf
Cotton Planters.
rpHB CELEBRATED ECLIPSE COTTON PLAN
TERS now In stock. Send order at once for
prompt delivery.
WM. E. SPRINGER A CO.,
Bueoesaors to John Dawaoa A Co.; .
19, 21 23 Market Street,
ap 15 tf Wilmington. N. C.
WHOLE NO. 4877
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Assignee's Sale.
0" "FT A H3tSrS
ENTIRE STOCK OF
3Djt:y G-oods,
FANCY GOODS,
AND MILLINERY,
WILL BE CLOSED OUT STRICT
LY AT COST,
TTOT? P A QTT OlSJTV?
I x Vlt Vvi VklXl 7 Ly 1 J 1 .
NOW IS THE TIME TO SECURE
GREAT BARGAINS.
J: I. MACKS,
ap 15 It ASSIGNEE.
Capping the Climax !
AND
Clothing the People !
OTTERBOURG
IS LEADING THE MARCH THIS SEA8ON, as Is
his general custom. BEAUTY, 8TYLE and DU
RABILITY are the three features that predomi
nate In the make-up of his extensive line of
FINE READY-MADE CLOTHING,
and LIBERALITY IN ALL DEALINGS Is
standing motto.
Ills
BIG SPECIALTY IN SUITS at $ 10.00, S10.00, $10.00
BEST FLANNEL and CASSIMERE SUITS at
12 50, S12.50, $12.00.
CHILDREN'S BLUE BLOUSES from $2 50 up.
MEFS WEAR DEPOT,
22, 24, 2G and 28,
NoM Front Street, Wilmington, N, C.
Dry Goods. Carpets.
TR HAVE JUST OPENED AN ASSORTMENT
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PARASOLS AND SUN-SHADES.
Will be pleased to show and give prices.
SUMMER SILKS,
In great variety of styles.
JERSEY JACKETS,
Black. Brown, Naw-Red. $1.00 to $0.00. They
are selling very fast.
NEW COLLARS AND NECKWEAR.
BLACK GOODS in endless variety.
it. m. irioivniiE.
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PROPER WAYS AND MEANS!
T'HERE ARE SO MANY HANDSOME THINGS
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In our SPRING CLOTHING STOCK that one Is
almost bewildered In attempting to make a sclec -
lion. OUR REPUTATION for fair dealing is an
established fact, so by placing perrect confi
dence In us we will direct vou in the proper path.
OUR ALL-WOOL BUSINESS SUITS at $10.00,
$11.00 and $12.00 reouire no help at our hand: a
child can select any garment In these lines, as
they are warranted, but in higher priced gar
ments our taste and knowledge will be of good
service. A. davil.
The Clothier.
All orders by mall promptly attended to.
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Bice. Bice.
Bice.
5QQ Lbs Choice SEED RICE,
25 Bbls Cho,ce RICE-
10
do do
For sale by
KERCHNER A CALDER BROS.
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Bacon, Lard, Molasses.
5Q Boxes Smoked and D. S. SIDES.
Tubs LARD,
Ki , Hhds and Bbls CUBA MOLASSES.
For sale by
KERCHNER CALDER BROS.
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Hour, Sugar, Coffee.
200 Bbl8 FLOUS a11 grades,
ij Bbls Golden C and Gran. SUGAR.
! n C Bags COFFEE,
For sale by
KERCHNER CALDER BROS.
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Country
MERCHANTS AND EVERY BODY CAN GET
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suited In quality and prtoes from the large stock
of SADDLERY GOODS, at the New Saddlery and
Trunk House of H. M. BOWDKN A CO..
mo. 4w maraec Ml.
$arManufacture and Repair. aplStf
A NEW STOCK
fY SADDLES, BRIDLES. TRUNKS, C., C,
KJ Just received from the Manufacturers.
Parties in need of any artiole In my line would
do well to give me a call, as I am now in receipt
of new stock, and selling at low prices for Cash.
Manufacturing and Repairing done at Short
Notice. Call at the old Saddle and Harness
Store of J. U- MALLARD,
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f Do You Want
A CARRIAGE, PILETON OB BUGGY, CART
or Wagon, Harness, Saddle or Bridle, call at
Factory on mini, between xarxet ana mnoeas
Streets.
Repairing done with dispatch.
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Ftirniture
A T WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. COUMTBH
Merchants and others are requested to examine
stock
fully 1
stock and prices before baying. AU goods care
- packed and promptly snippea.
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North Front street.
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MT Contract AdverUaameaU lakes at propor
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Ten Baea solid WonpaeflrTpepakaoeqa' '
new ADVERfiiit3iiSn:o
LECTUBES. 0
nPHEREV. MOSES D. HOGE. D. D Of RICl :
MOND. Virginia, will lecture for the . benefit of .
the Library Association, at the Opera Ho, 0
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THURSDAY and FRIDAY, April 18th SUdTOlV: , ,
Subject for the 191 h, '
TENT LIFE IN THE EAST." ' . 7
m Subject (or the tot h, . .
"MODERN CHIVALRY." . ' 4 , .
Lectures to commence at RV o'clock & K. V1 ' '
Admission Fifty Cents. No extra aerge, tor
Reserved Seats, which will be for sale fct Tbyetn'
on Wednesday, 18th, Thursday, ma, aa Friday
30th.
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Eead This!
"yiy E HAVE RECEIVED A LARGE JOffLQTQ.
the No. 121 CUFFS, a Cuff that we nave 4oU 1
for 50 cents per Pair, and Is the beet CutT fYra;r
made, whlob we will sell at 25 oents per pair for
Not. 11. UK and 12, And sties 1) and lOtt',,
for 35 cents per Pair. This Is the greateai bar .
gain ever offered in Furnishing Good V?e -bought
1C0 dozen from the Manufacturers, whd .
have closed out 'their business. Bayiag tbein ;
very low enables us to offer them at this greatly - "
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reduced princ. The sale has begun and those In. .
need of these goods will call early on ,
JOHN DYEK A SON,
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Tailors and Haberdasher..
WE FIN
BOYSTEB'S CANDY
1 EXCEEDINGLY POPULAR AT
THREE I'()IIS FOIL. tl.OO.
A large supply Jnst received by Express. CVnue
early for what yon want.
Elegant French Prunes;
IN TWO POUND JAWS.
Dried Fruit.
PEACHES. APPLES AND PRUNES.
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Cheese.
NKUFCIIATEL, CREAM AND ENGLISH DAIRY
DUTCH-HEAD AND PINE-APPI
VALENCIA ORANGES AND LEMONS.
A SELECT STOCK OF
FINE WISES, WIIISIaEYf, Ac.
Especially for family use. 1
P, L. Bridgers & Qo,
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17 Jr.,
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this section WB CATCH, which enables ur -,
to DEFY COMPETITION. Order from , ' :'4"
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Comfortable and tiasjr (
QUR HAND-MAPE SOFT BOTTOM -imOEa. J
for LADIES' WEAR. Just the thing for tender "
feet.
For GENTLEMEN we offer tho BEST CLASS
OF CU8TOM-WORE -neat of style, durable In
stock, and quperlor In workmanship,
It will pay you to call on
Geo. B. French & Sons
89 N. FRONT ST.
-TIAVO niHTHIlIUTORS OR -'HORNS.M
VJT Write for prices to the Trade.j.
F. M KINU A CO..
Wilmington. N. O.
Sole Agents Fanner Girl Cook Stove. a 16 tf j
Bock lime,
pOR BUILDING PURPOSES.
FRESHLY BURNED. .
1PR1CE REDUCED TO $1.1 S PER CASE!. J I
LIBERAL DISCOUNT FOR LARGE LOTH AUD. ' S
TO THE TRADE. . " " i
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FRENCH BROM.,
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or O. G. PARS LET, Jr.
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Wilmington. N. C.
Flour, Bacon, Lard.
1200 Bblj 17xUH,an KTd'
100 00X61 Da 8- ftnd 8mkd c- RlDEa
150 Tab" atd BucKet4 c,Kto LABD,
For sale low by "
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Molasses, Sugar, Cofico.
1 A A Bhds and Bbls N. O. and
lUU Porto Ktoo MOLASSES,
I rQ Bbls Refined SUGARS, ail gradsa.
jnA Sacks Choice RIO COFFEE, f
For sale low by
O. W. WILLIAMS A CO.
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Soap Lye, Potash
150 Bore soa-f-
200 Cac9 LTB
7r Cases Can and Ball POTASH,
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For sale low bv
a w. WILUAMS A CO.
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Hay. Corn, Oats.
AA Bales Choice TIMOTHY IT AT,
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