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w Mowaa c1m Macs.
i )RNiyO EDITION.
v umii a ftplono al A!liae H
,.rf tbr. til of more prwo
taJ &ra-i. bid? ta killed
n win oU lajnrtd; Utda-
, ,rr,p. fr ta tai aaouttj lo
i ;: :.". b: Aa aaoajraooa tareat
,isn :i ta weir la SiaU of
r.tM .,i.r!.!iKl ta pturiv creU a a
ti . t;w of nyiteHcq
l. f , , l
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:. to bat ntimt Tm V-
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v P'uiiir. riouahr ill. U rorti
,!,: b-iuw A Pa-U d(tch
, j i n 4 ow r miv4 w aa. jtw
V T mkta: Mooy l3pT
.-..cou 'ut at liOUe: soithra
I ( ..! : M 0VmO4 SO. etml, 'iar
I,-., ii 'I.Vtid ft tS.ewa. aerJMj
HI .
I:-m t ?.J-J-"H
I -bt of U!ttnorv. m $J,-
rUf bill atiil baojja
- h v rfu-J to buy from
r lUin new hook.
: (otw cf poll"! 3ict
tboiutbin jStAnton'- "rrn-
i i in Ni York m picking np
ll'TtbAAU iW MDtllO of a
tiinn traJe.
'( .lj."' . played f rr ill and
If f -y V- ir jn Ili-hmn.l and Il.xa
w. ' id ,Viy Mrrf in (Thartra-
p .p" oak rt-ttrinly
i--i-or ri n H'-nrv Cl. Turner
!" tn th f '- rr! Ha ia,
. n f Srtl (arolioa.
i J.J nd i lrt- t th
i-t.lmy d t tlie !t- el-
n n.J !FS tjMil. Sur
l.v. d not .tu Iv well a.e
in.lry dfpLton he wntrd
'.! ' '.!) tSnton of n!frAe.
! t'iv rhly f.o -.-H lpatlion
11: 1 ( !,. .!
nr.
M. kr(i.! will not
Ke
-1 "n !.or fr m Kuntaokj-, nd
;i n.)f. t.--pc if i-etMl.
'"- Him in th 8peakr'a ebalr
' p ' fv.ndlata iait.
1 v - q.w1 in th White
1 ;in 1 arw .aid to co-l bat
Wim fJ.i)X to lUll Van-
' r
Ufrrrd. rvpectf ally, to
i"i null.: oplintiAtA
I i' it iItfCrthy. the !n.-h novel
et !tttrtan and MemHer of Par
:fi'nt, f 51 y'r' old, and w a at
cum tlitor of a ry pf:jlir
,).'r call! lh Jfjtif' .Sf.jr.
r V. II. IfacKeoiie. f Colura-
. I' , wm thrown from a b'ajjjr
4.IIe.. and Mr. M. M. Wiltisma
n vnou.ty wouadtHj. The borne
.-'i r'rurSt at an engine and ran
I IV.
Vi WahiAton of Friday
'i. nd we ar Ia-1 l re.l it:
rVm been so dixr-iminta la
1 aa,t JaVaoe roaaw.Ut'-e at ay
viiicU tDrni.tead l aetrle Ua ac
'1 " r n.rapiK-itate il from e9wrtaa the
't ifct turn, dfiiw fjr3 seotiawal of the
"mtrr X time le been watd."
H.i New York WetJ uU of
oim niytrxoa pran who went
' :ry Cemetery on I.on Ia
"'J Farmer heard .it ahota
n. taeaiojf from etranga
iiri. tr ad fool-pnnte in the
"10 wr thtrtewn p,ce apart.
M tJ-r d'lel ?
Hi Un nCi Ue-it. Ilhodea
f'-"i It. M.J. The Gay Head lo
' f'.nd La rt.3?.0C. A apecial to
th
P'jHt frunii New Havca dated
of
Jaarary sjys of. Lieut.
ta:
t ?n tac1i!n3U rfracw to hi etptoll
-' t eaiy dl say doty.'addiaf wkh
TV N,,rtJ Carolina dleotloo
a, u ixiu.
Whn ihj m.t0 lik4t wfty xUn w9
.411 UIhi. u. u th meantime
oator Vaaww, t Pm ,0jGf1
Vox Uie-bULs Atyimy th, pUaiof
"Uun. Geo. SaOea haa a bill
t tvorin zfrn A:Uy, Tlmtm U not
alightawl prtxpct that Scalea
dl gat hie. bia mAWUU? paaawd.
TLorv i no doubt of it thl John
Sbtratn tnd b!c sltp-ap when he
Idwir oat the oU rotUft red birt.
Sach it the optotoa of the Detaocmti
la tb Congrwu. The Wathingtoa
oaco i oi opinion oi ia ieaocnui
corrtspoo Jeot of the Richmond 2i.
. ... . .I
p-iicA rr porta the following aa a part
of a coorenatlon be bad with a lead
tog Repablicara journalist of Maaa
choactta Referriog to Sherman the
editor eatd:
TlT will Cod. howtjtw. that it U a
dnperau tmitiiUaJ Md. tit U. I know.'
aid a. orUfi thai h)a rcaototloa fell
O Sal. aad that Senator Mahooe waa able
to ira bin f liUla ajalataac la vorkior
trp ahloody&lrt aeaUtMOl at the North.'
9Jd I lo hi to. 'How doe the aitoatloa at
the South strike jom, who are a Radical
RrpQbHatar 1 Uiak.' be remarked
BMaeltr thai w ttare rlros f h n irm
all th riht adr the CooatiroUoa be U
I attUd lo. aad thai h miat ere for blmaclf
r1 - Un of a State are
The "Republican Sardinspalu9,naa
he ia called sometimes, President Ar
thur, has just given a grand dinner
to the Cabinet. Here U a descrip
tion in part:
"The whole of the mala floor of the
WhiU HoQM waa brilliantly lighted aod
haodjvcDclj deenrated with flowcri aod
tropical plaata from the cooaerratory aod
boUaical cardcoa. The decoraUooa of the
State dinioK room were especially baod-
ome. The crnlre ornament of the table
u a Urf mirror rrprraeoUoj a miniature
lake, witlt coral borva and mommy ialarxSa.
beianaf a Oct of boata filled with roe.
Abora thla waa appended a repreaeataUon
of a hanjaf garden of large aite. and at
eilhr cad were shaded wax It ale la tall,
tin raadLatra. while aroaad the tablo
were roar, cmrnatiooa and bjacintha.
Thirty ait cover? were laid, and the dloner
coo:.Urd of tcotj-oo couriea with ais
wicca. aad braody and liquon aa accomp
aimeata. The full Harioa baod waa sta
tioned la the ant room aod rend ml well
a eat-rcf programme duriajc th cTenlnf."
Is this a Republic?
ILaleigb .NVw- ()frrrr ; Joho
jVot. the d-to man wbo wa a few daya
aro aeat from Wake Jail In the Ioaaoe Asy
lum a Ooldboro. died there yeatcrday. we
ar laforawd. Mr. R r rulleo rre
hU chetrk for to the North Carolina
EtpoMtioo Aarwwialioo yeaterday.
- aw- mm
Klii-aVth City Kctnomi$t : Wo
hnar that a Urea Ore occorred al Colum
bia. Jf. C. docroyiaic the Walker Hotel
aai ih entire blxk The petition to
Ceecrraa. auiacrously aijod for dredfiog
upper raaqtiotank rtver. to facilitate the
ar4,flka of the tMamal Swamp canal,
haa bees forwarded lo oar repreMatatiwa.
TSE CITT
1 k w aov-KMTiaatyitr'rra.
JVntr. Awtlao.
D .V. Smxtk rum i tare.
II su aa axjb) a Valeo U oca.
Mcx4n-Iaventry taken
J. II. HJ?tjr Cotton seed.
T. C Caart lUby carriage.
Uispu Citt Ckaaa Euro air .
tUsa Kiw IIajiovm Divldena
Mtaa UaittB Gataa Dreaamakieg.
WttojAK U. Gaxa Garde a seed.
O. R. FaajcaA So-fi thoea to Al
ArrjTto Ea membrra W. L. I.
W E. HrmtotJi A Co. Hard ware.
Haaatao A ALXsr Manetic hat
It A Laa Quarry hand wanted.
Gtusa A UcaattMm-Hardware, etc
rTTKocTi F1rure that dool lie.
rawasa A Tartoa Cooking atovea.
P. L. Brunocaa A Co Flam pudding.
G. W Wilxjaws A Co Ilacoa. flour, etc
KtRrK5 aa A CaI-DM Baas. Grocerw.
Ic?io A DsRowsrr Frwh drugs, etc
VaiLaaaA Tats Fianoa aad orirana.
II nr. lUttT A Co Saab, doors, bliada
H. C FiuucrttarT The red bat haa flown.
Mc Do ratio. A Powpui HarDeee, etc.
IIaak Nsw IlAJtovni Annual meeting.
Heefcattte.
Al a regular meetiag of L'oity Tent. Xo.
60. Independent Order of llechabitca, last
TtMitday evening, the following oCcrrs
ware sleeted :
P. C R.-S. W. Holdeo.
6hp. Geo. ZeigWv.
C. R. L. SI. Oatteoburg
D It R. W. Pmilh.
It. 9. --TVma iVSklpper. '
T ft. R. J. Strkklaad.
T.-fl. M. nUhop.
Lvi. M. U. Parker.
I. G. Oetx Jf cDaSSe.
O O P. T.Taboe.
Chaplain Ed. Baviry.
The abova Scera.wUl be lastaned next
Wedaeisday e-re a lag. F br-oary 6th. at Tern
prraac Halt Tha public are Invited.
Unity Tent b la a Courtshfo condllioa.
haviag recently filed their hall op nicely
aad f urnwbed U with a haadaome carpet.
.rwsa ivwtr i. o. h. as.
Tb Dcnct Grand Lodge No. 5. I. O.
H fl. will meet in Norfolk oo Tuesday
Mit. aad w trarn that great preparalioos
aee belsg made there to entertain the
merooas dstraratra expected to be prevent.
E Mayor rishbUw. Mr. J. I. Macks
aad Mr. Nathan Mayer, representing the
Order la this elty, wm kav for Norfolk
to morrow morning. accompaaWd by a
aaNrr of ladkw aad other gwlkmen who
esprct tobw-Ia attendance daring the ses
sion of the body- . it
Our citistme hav pleasant recoUrtice
of the sneettDg of the Grand Lodge In this
city Jait jtax. and the fla boy.of mm
who wart ia Btadance.
A number of tbo prominent
colored peep of this city m-, a night or
two a! ace and ejected an cftoiation
with arWw to rstahUshlag pnbliahiag
hotssw hers. . Twenty-fire oC thosa present
sobscrihedl to the stock. ' 1 '
Fourth JSandaj fUr Epiphany.
now froot predicted fortoay
Day's
I mlaolct.' .
i i icngin iu coars mu ox
Receipt of ottoi-yesterday
. " ,.(..
341 balea.
.
uaraena artj oein preparea ior
earlj piaaUo . ' -
The moon completes her first
quarter to-morrow.
Eggs were reUiling yesterday
atSOccoUperdoaeo.
T . .
The' weather yesterday waa
mild. apriog-Uke aod lorely.
The Board of Aldermen will
meet in regular monthly aeaaion to-monow
ujgjj
Srea1 1,0 W i11
un goioe up ia the aoutbern aecUon of the
Rer. Dr. Pritchard's subject
to young men this erening will bo John
tXg BapHii,
iUO iB.w. v- .
four marriage licenses durine the paat
week. Ail for colored couplva.
Mr. John London, formerly of
a city, but now of Wyoming Territory,
this
is here 00 a
visit lo bis relativee and
friends,
There waa quite- a heavy frost
visible yesterday morning, notwithstanding
the warmth of the weather the day preri
vioua. The Board of County Commis
sioners will meet in regular monthly ses
sion to-morrow afternoon, at balf-paat 2
o'clock.
North Water street will be d
moraliaed until the. aidewalka and pave
ment are laid. Tbe curbing la being put
In posulioo.
Mr. K. II. McQuigg ia in tbe
oSce of National ipemeterie at Washing
ton. He says the tee la eight inches thick
la the river there.
Fred. Bennett, colored, was ar
reated yeaterday on an alia capias and
seottojai), for non-payment of costs in
Jualice Mil lis' Court.
- The kitchen of Mr: R. J. Sar
boroufb's residence, on North Seventh
eixrcl. waa broken open by some one Fri
day night; but nothing vaa taken.
Tbe forioos frantic firing of
five fearfully fast fuailadea, Friday night,
foedbty reminded residents of the eastern
part of tbe city that there waa shooting
goinjc oq ia thai vicinity.
Poultry didn't rooat quito ho
high yeaterday. You could get grown hens
at SO cents per pair. One dealer told ua
early lo the day that be bad already sold
three hundred al that pike.
Peanut carts were almost as
thirk a black berriea on Market street yes
tenUy. The quantity coming lo baa had tbe
effect to knock oil ten cents per bushel on
the prioe, aod the market waa qniel yeater
day morning.
The Criminal Court will con
verge to this city ooe week from to-morrow.
It la a special session, called to avoid con
flicting with the Superior Court, ita regular
sessions commencing Ibe first of every al
ternate month.
HeverlateT 8lee rrwsverly.
Information Waa lodged at police head
quarters oo Friday morning last to the
effe.t that a number of the articles alleged
to have beeo stolen froca. Mr. IL W. IIow
ell. on Front, between Chorch and Castle
tv .(.Li w.j - Am I
atrecta. oo Thursday night, bad been dis- I
covered concealed
IctthS bulldlog known aa I
I
tj, on the aide of the
the old fibre factory,
river between Dawaoa aod Wright streets.
Oflcera Joho Ptver and Sylverter Bryan
r.i i mAnw ih nnmlwt whleh
r , I
they did all that day and the auccecdiog I
nirbL with the expectation that tbe thieves
t i . - m v .1 . . v... I
wouiu wo. w wry vu ult uw.j . I
they must hare received a hiot from" some
1 ... . .
source of what was going oo. l eater-
day morning Ihe article, were seized and
remoVed to the city court room where Mr.
Howell eubsequeoUy came and Identifled I
.w. I,
iuvwui, wun.u wuwu w w, uv r
.!iu. flonr -Lr Thmrm
j . , I
is yet miaaing a quantity of batter, soger,
coffee, lard, tc We are glad to learn
that Mr. Howell's loss was not so great as
at first reported. lie thinks now it will
not exceed forty or fifty dollara.
There ia no suspicion aa to the identity
of the thief or thieves wbo perpetrated the
robbery.
Dtevtaratnc rVeih VortioW.
Yesterday morning, about 0 o'clock, resi
dents in the neighborhood of Ninth, be
twMn TVwlr mnA ftrin, atreeta. were atait-
. , . .... . I
r oy encs oi bbww aau uuurae,
renUyoo-lsgfrcenavwoman. OfflcerLew-
U Oordon. wbo lives tn the neighborhood.
hastily Jumped out of bed. hurried oa bis
clothing and hastened in the direction of
the hou sb from which the sound proceeded, .
v i . . i m..' j i
"ux eqwuy icmrocu u I
been receivlnr a severe east ration from I
"
her husband, but who declined to answer
any of the offloer'a qoeations or give him
any Information Whatever In regard to the
u;iiviD)w.wutwnna n;1"' ' -
disturbance: and OPOO arriviflg at the bouse
. . . . i . , . v.
abta abased blm so outrageously that be
wentdow. and got a warrant out for
arrest, together with that of her husband.
ooeIorgan Heory. , We kam from Oflcef
Gordon that such dJatuxbaacca la that qnar
tar are quite frequent. ' '."
occupied by Colored, people. UO bis way I minister, naxningservioea at 11 o'clock a. m.
. . , v... 1 I and TH o'dk p. mTpastor'a Bible Class at
be was met by a woman, cryiag bitterly, p.m. Frayer and PraiM meeting. Wednesday,
Tba following, are the indication for to
For the- Middle! AUantio BUtea, fall,
i warmer weainex, aoumeriy winas ana rising
barometer.
T.ot 8ies,
I weather. T&riahla winds, most v easterly.'
Dearlr atalionanr barometer and temDera
i . ,
tare. : . " 1 : !
Tor the East Oulf Rutes, fair weather
followed by localYalns aod again followed
1 by clearing weather daring Sanday, nearly
-Uiionary barometer and temperature and
southerly winds. ! -
For the West (ftlf States, partly cloudy
weatber, local rains foUowed'by clearing
southerly winds, stationary barometer in
southern portions, slight rise in northern
portion, stationary temperature followed in
northern portion by colder weather.
Vr9 T.nnMiu . Anil tViA XTalloV
faU weather, followed during Sunday by'
ocaI mina Jn we8tern and n0rthern
I portions, slight rise in temperature in east-
I ern portion, followed by colder southerly
I winds becoming variable and gradually
higher barometer.
a Larze Wildcat.
I Tery vg9 wild-cat was killed yester-
jav afternoon on Mr. Sam Davis Dlace.
Roae Hill, about eight miles from the city.
I ,. , a -v!,,.:.. .v,
I Aftf "oog chaae and whipping the six
dogs in the pack, it was shot by Mr-' S. L
Davis. It measured four feet nine inches
in length about the size -of the wild-cat
recently killed by the Fox Club near
WrighUville. '
Rlortnary. -
There were three interments all adults
in Oakdale Cemetery during the week
closing yeaterday.
Bellevue Cemetery reports one interment
en adult during the past week.
In Pine Forest (colored) Cemetery there
were three interments two adults aod one
child during the week.
RIVER AND MARINE.
Steamboatmen report the river falling
alowly, but plenty of water.
Tbe Government steamer Woodbury
haa been laid up for the present.
German barque Konigin' Augutta,
Wilde, from Stettin for Wilmington. N.
C, put into SL Nazaire, January 31, with
loss of bulwarks.
Schooner Jarma Boyee, Jr., for Boston,
aod Lurie B. Mane, for Wilmidgton, N.
C. while towing to sea from Perth Amboy.
came in collision, caused by the Boyte
grounding. Tbe Jarrut Boycs, Jr., had
boat smashed and sustained other damage.
The Lizzie B, Morte had headgear carried
away; will' repair and proceed.
Qa&rterly iTXeetlnsi.
First Round for the Wilmington District
of the Methodist E. Church, South:
Smithville, February 2 and 3.
Brunswick Circuit, at Concord, February
0 aod 10.
Elizabeth Circuit, at Elizabeth town, Feb
ruary 16 and 17.
Bladen Circuit, at Bethlehem, February
23 and 24.
Cokesbury Circuit, at Bethany, March
1 aod 2.
Newton Grove Mission. March G.
Point Caawell Mission, at Bryant's,
March 8 and 9. '
Duplin Circuit, at Kenanaville, March 15
and 16.
Waccamaw Mission, March 20.
Onslow, at Lebanon, March 22 and 23.
Flemington Circuit, at Flemington,
March 29 aod 30.
W. II. Bobbitt, P. E.
Otar CbareJa CaJemdar.
8U Janwe' Church, comer of Market and Third
streets. Rev. Dr. A. A. Watson. Rector. Fourth
tmnday after Epiphany. Morning Prayer and
Communion at 11 o'clock; 8unday school at 3
elk; Evening Prajer at 4 o'clock.
St. Joan's Churob, corner of Third and Red
iuee sireeia. iter. . liiuuuiuKi,
jarth gunday after Epiphany. Morning Prayer
?. Holy Communion at Ho'cOk; Sunday School
at SU p.m.; Evening Prayer at 7.45 o oik. I
St. fanl's Epieopal aareh, corner of Fonrth
aad Oranee streets. Rev. T. M. Ambler. Rector.
Morning Prayer at 11 o'clock; Evening Prayer at
'JSTc,
Baptist Church, corner of Fifth and Mar
Iketstreeta. Hev. T. H. Pritchard, D. D., pas
ts.
?astor
Servtoee at 11 a. m. and 7H P- nv." The Lord's 8up-
I
V
per will be admin tstored after tbe morning ser-
he morning ser- I
moo. Monday tobool at 9 p. mi cionrea meenng i
for bastnees Monday nlrht at 7)4 o'clock. Prayer
D'ciocc iraver i.
mMtlnr Tfanndir nlrht atTVb a'clock.
-uA Unt fThnmh. oomer of Sixth and
Charch streets. Bev. P. King, pastor. Sunday
achool at a. m. Servioes at 10J a.m. and
.p, m.
JHSm
'rit
Prayer meeting and lecture Wednesday I
t tVa o'clock. ChrirAsU Tuesday
e reiiing alter nrs ana uiiru eaooauis, at i
o'clook. Seats f ree aad strangers and visitors
cordlauv tnvtted. : -
Fifth Street M. E. Chnrch, between Nan. and
Chare b. Rev, w. I. iiau. rastor. Servioes at II
a.m. and 7m p. m. C'Lasa meeting at 8 p.m.;
Prayer meeting Thursday evening at 7H o'clock.
tayer meeting Tnnrsaay evening at 7t o'clock.
Hi Paul's Evangelieei Lutheran Church, corner
8lxth and Market streets. Rev. F. W. S. Peschan,
pastor. German aervioet at ll'clk a.m.: Bnglisk
ervieea at 7 SO p.m.; Sunday school at S p. m.,
W. IL Strauaa. eup'U ..-..
First Presbyterian Church,' corner of Third and
. Orange- street. Rev. Dr. Joseph R., Wilson, pas
tor. Servtoee at 11 a.m.and at 7.45 pan. Sunday
ichool at S p.m. Lecture Thursday xdght at 7.4
p. m.
Second Presbyterian Church," corner i Fourth
id Camobell streets. ltv. C M. Parne. pastor.
Servioes at 11 a.m. and rMp.ro. Sabbath school
at aoo p.m. Prayer meeting eve.rvWedneeday
at ".so p. m. oeats rree.
St.
TM
nomas' Pro-CathedraL on Book street. I
between Seoondand Third. First Mass at 7.00 a. 1
in.:H!hMtand Mjrtoooat 10.a9a,rj;yspers
.wjsa
and Beneowuoa at p. m.Dauy ataes at 7 a,m.
JrS
'. JJ.
bell streets. Rev. A. M. Ootrway. pastor. Preach
ing at 11 a. m., 8 p. m. and 7.80 pm. tSabbath
Scoooi at l p. m.
Vi?!??!?
o clock a. m. Bunoay scnooi.
WttmortallialL oorner 7th and Nun streets.
St. Luke's A. M. E. Church, oorner of. Seventh
aod -Ch urea streets, Ser. J. B. jtir'iT pastor,
reaching at u a. sa..p.m. and f,sop.jn, , bun-
,Pooroer of Ninth and Bladen
'stress.' Rev. Uniiurvvooten. pastor.: Seryiees
ftt 1 1 a. mM S and 8 p. ra. Sunday sohool at 9 a. m.
MUOUve A.M. E. Church, oomer of Second and
Pa waon streets. Rev, John S. Parker, pastor.
piTlne servleee as follows: At tl o'clock, a. sa.; 8
sgyj-
(
Xteesisise is la JJTrae..
tt E-tK'f
in vui. . i.i - - .--. TUmaon'k I
Caoolne Poroos Plaster is the best external rem- J
mw as- .
BOtUOOKP. m- u
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
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; ; . WHmhigtofl, ST; CX, Feb. 1st, 1884. ?
i
i nnas DTRKCTOES.OP thb bank of new
HANOVKR ha v declared a semHumnaldir
Umxdat (4) Four Per Cent,, payable on the 9th
inn. to atoojcnotaen or recora oi irna aate. ,
febjlt
Cashier. '
ATiTinalHeeting.
rpitE TANNILftX iMEKTINQ OF.THB i SfOCK-
holdera thaBank of New fianOYer.wlll"be held
at the BanWnto
e Banking Hoase, in this cur. on TtJK-
DAY,
, 14THINS3.,Munoon. - r ! fi
febaat
, Cashier.
:r Wantei, r
100 ? "iRKY filNpFOK Gov
ernment work at Keystone Quarries, on Cape
Fear Hirer, f orttteetaaafles below Wilmington.
fcbSSw
an ta th
K08S A XAKA.
Notice.
I WOULD 8AY TO MY PATRONS AND THE
pnbllo generally -that I have so far recovered
from my accident as eo be fully able to attend to
my business aa heretofore. Satisfactionguaian
teed. Respectfully, HISS MaMTE GAUSE,
314 North 2nd Street.
P. S Dresses made by measurement. Coun
try orders solicited. feb 8 tf
GARDEN SEED! GARDEN SEED!
pHB GROWTH OF 1883. WARRANTED GEN-
I A nine and Fresh. The subscriber respectfully
worn thepubUo that he has now in store a
laree and general assortment of SEEDS. Orders
solicited, suaranteeincr entire satisfaction in
quality, price and promptness.
WILLIAM H. GREEN,
feb8tf Druggist.
j -
Sash, Doors, Blinds, &c.
pTATCTNO ENGAGED THE SERVICES OF MR.
G. M. AXTAFFER (late of Altaffer & Price), and
arranged for the purchase of new special machi
nery, we desire to"notlf ? OurTrlends theirablic
that we shall at an early day be prepared to fill
orders for SA8H, DOURS, BLINDS, BRACKETS,
WOOD MOULDING, and ORNAMENTAL WOOD
WORK of all desorlDtions We expect to com
pete with Northern manufacturers, and solicit
orders from responsible parties.
HART, BAILEY CO.,
Copper. Iron and Wood Workers.
19 and 21 South Front St.,
Jeb 3 tt Wilmington, N. C.
Attention, Ex-members
TJNIFORMS, PORTIONS OF UNIFORMS, OR
EQUIPMENTS OF THE WILMINGTON LIGHT
INFANTRY, In possession of ex members or
others, can be disposed of advantageously by
applying to either of the undersigned.
F. L. MEARES,
W. C. JONES,
feb 3 It Uniform Com.
NEW BRAND! ; NEW CIGAR i
QOXDTTPS. THBT5 EST AND FINEST CIGAR
ever on the market for 5 cents. Try them and
be convinced. For sale only at the
UAHDJM4;iTX U1UAK JUJfUUUM.
f eb 3 tf a -
X
Inventory Taken.
NOW IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY TO BUY
those Elegant English and Scotch Winter
Suitings at a big discount.
Ready Made Clothlnsr. Full Suits and Mis
matched Suits at cheap rates very cheap.
MUNssON,
feb 3 It Clothier and Merchant Tailor.
JPRESH DRUGS, CHEMICALS
AND PATENT MEDICINES,
Garden and otner Seeds in great variety,
Cigars, Cigarettes and Smoking Tobacco,
Soda and Mineral Waters.
MUNDS BROS. & DgROSSET,
feb 3 It Market and Second Streets.
Fire Clay Chimney Pipes.
XTTE HAVE THEM. ALSO BISCUIT BOARDS,
IT Lap Boards. Ironing Boards, Meat Boards,
Beautiful Tin Sets. Granite Iron Ware. Cake
Boxes and Closets; Lamps of various styles, Bird
Cages, Cheese Boxes, Plated bpoons, Forks and
Knives, A. No. 1 Cook Stoves, &c.
: PARKER & TAYLOR.
PURE WHITE GEL feb 3 tf
Tie Red Bat las Flown.
TUT H. C. PREMPEBTS FASHIONABLE SHA-
jy
ying and Hair Dressing Saloon is still the centre
of attraction, and all who expect to oast off the
coll of single cussedness had better give him a
oalL
feb 3 tf
mi J. I
Xlirj tJUUX bOiXLClli. .
Magnetic Hats !
HARBISON ALLEN,
Hatters.
Of eb 8 tf
pi 171-i-.- s71ri-ii
J? 10UT. J? 10UT. J? lOUr.
1200
Bbls FLOUR, our choice brands,
Gold Medal, Happv Hit,
Home Comfort, Electric Light,
Tor aala low bv
feb 8 tf '
G. W. WILLIAMS A CO.
: -4 : ;
Com, Bacon, Lard.
2 Q Q Q Bush Prime White CORN,
1150 BX6fl D anr8moed C R- SIDES,
2QQ Bookets and Tubs Choice LARD,
For sale low by
feb 3 tf jG. W. WILLIAMS A CO.
Unmn. PaHao T.TilAiaAi
OUgitt yUilytj JJXyACfrOOXvO
-4 tr rvtRhla Refined SUGARS, all s-rades.
lOU I
OCA Sacks Choloe RIO COFFEE, .
Q Hhds and Bbls Porto Rico MOLASSES, I
For sale low by I
feb 8 tf ' G. W. WILLIAMS & CO..
Yarn, Sheeting.
-I A Baler RANDOLPH YARN,
11
10
do
do
SHEETING,
-. i. t ;
febStf
'Fer sale low by '
Q, W, WILLIAMS CO.
T LADEN COUNTY. IN SUFBBIOB COURT.
JL iSnrlng Term. ih4. , , m ' -
ir H.B Bivenbark vs. Mary E-Rivenbark Action
for Divorce. The defendant will take notice this
is an action ror uivorce a Huumnont; ana
she is required to appear and answer or demur
to the complaint which will ' be filed within the
first three days of th..Spr!n Tetm, 1884, of Bla
den Superior Court, to be neia at Ellzabethtdwn,
en the first Monday after the third Monday in
Vnbraarv. 1884.
U.JT. SIJUjVIM.
C S. C. of Bladen Op.
Jaary JTth,1884.
oanisoawow-.f
lanl9oaw6w 1 . '. .aat
NEW-ADVERTISEMENTS.
Hj-'-'-ii l- J Sra'
Figures That Don't Lie.
"YE ARE SELLING $10.00 SUITS FOR $ 7.00,
" " 12.60 " 9.00,
" " 15.00 " 12.00,
17.50 " 14.00
" " 20.00 " 17.00,
AND
$10.00 OVERCOATS for $6.00; $13.00 do. for $10,
and $20.00 do. for $15.00.
CLOSING OUT Red and White Flannel UN:
DERWEAR at 25 per cent, less than oest; and
na.rt.tas in need of comfortable UNDERCLOTH
ING would do well to take advantage of this op-
artunity.
We are overstocked in this partiou-
lar line.
OTTE R BOUR G,
KING CLOTHIER.
Wilmington, N. C.
feb 3 It
VALENTINES for 1884
SO RAPIDLY HAVE THESE GROWN IN FA
vor, that even the more conservative portion
of the community has become accustomed to
the frequent sending and exchange of Sentimen
tal Pardn. and this culminated in the observance
of SAINT VALENTINE'S DAY. with more than
usual fervor last season.
We have therefore made the most strenuous ef
forts to anticipate this increased demand, in pro
vlding an unusually large and fine assortment of
. CHEAPi FANCY VALENTINES,
RICH AND CHASTE BASEL VALENTINES,
ELABORATE, BOX VALENTINES, and
ELEGANT FRINGED CARD VALENTINES.
Our New and Leading Feature for 1884 is a
beautiful line of HAND-PAINTED NOVELTIES,
surpassing any tbicg previously made in Valen
tines. In view of the growing popularity of Valen
tine's Day, we suggest to our patrons to send
their orders JAcl.x
To HETNSBEBGER'S
feb 3W Live Book and Music Stores.
STILL AHEAD.
BEHRENDS & MONROE, S. E. Cor Market
and 2nd Streets, Wilmington, N.-C., are still
ahead in best and most elegant designs of Fur
niture and lowest prices. . They keep the largest
stock in the State, which they will sell at whole
sale and retail. feb 8 tf
Pianos and Organs.
TE ARE CONSTANTLY RECEIVING PIANOS
AND ORGANS from the factories of Sohmer &
Co., E. Gabler & Bros., Aug. Bans & Co., Clough
& Warren, Mason & Hamlin, Geo. Woods & Co.
and Sterling Co.
Our sales are constantly increasing, showing
that the people appreciate our efforts to give
satisfaction in quality and price.
Although we sell on the instalment plan, we
would offer special Inducements to cash buyers.
Our prices are beyond competition, and we carry
a very large stock to select from. Circulars and
prices on application.
VanLAER & YATES,
feb 3 tf 119 MARKET STREET.
Cotton, Seed.
TTAVTNG BEEN APPOINTED AGENT FOR
AX New Hanover County for the aie or tne
PEERLESS COTTON SEED, I am prepared to
furnish it in any quantity. Call on or write to .
J. H. HARDIN.
Druggist and Seedsman,
feb 3 tf New Market, Wilmington, N. C,
; -p
Some are Born Great.
OOME GROW GREAT IN STATURE, AND
find difficulty in getting their shoes to fit
f ortably. We have all widths., and can fit fat
feet, lean and bony feet, or feet not so fat and
bony.
Come in and we'll please you.
Geo. . French & Sons,
108 NORTH FRONT 8TREET. ? .
febStf vi -
Molasses. IXolassesi.
'100 B1ds Now Crop p" KM0LAa8:KS,
LOO
50
do do enna ao
100
Bbls
do
do
do
For sale by , t - ;
KEBCHNEB CALDEB BKOSjJ
febStf
Flonj?.
: - . - I -
J XOUT. Jf wUT.
Vftll -"T 7
150 X&'Vr.
2QQ do Bell Mills,
1 K( d
do Bres atonaroh,
100
da Golden Fleece,
.. For sale by
" KERCHNER C ALDES BROS.
febStf
Bacon, Sugar; CoiTee.
QQ Boxea D S. SIDES and BELLIES, '
u r-r Bbls Refined SUtfAltS,' .
I A A SackTiio andiava'CDFTEB. f . ?
feWtf KJatCHJ
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS..
Plum Pudding fif
Hince Heaty
Preserves:
selling at low flgnrei .
PEESEEVES AND JAMS, in 2 lb.
Pails, very convenient v
PEESEEVED STEAWBEEEIES,
bottled by Crosse & Blackwell, . Ion- '! : ,-
don, something new and nirtr
CUCUMBEE SAUCE, for oysters,
meats, &c.
P. L. Bridgers & Co ,
lIAlVortli Front St.
feb 3 DAWtf
Baby Carriages, ;
NEW INVOICE RECEIVED THE '.FA ST,
week, and selling at close prioes.
Our stock of FURNITURBis complete and of
the most stylish patterns. ..
WOOD TOP CENTRE TABLES, received yes
terday, in very pretty patterns. - ,J
SPRING BEDS and MATTRESSES of every de
scription.
THOMAS C. CRAFT, A ot..
Furniture Dealer.
20 So. Front 8t
febStf
Horses and Mules.
rjWO CAR LOADS OF HORSES AND MULES
Just received, and for sale atV prioes to suit all.
Come and see them.
CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, &a., always in readi
ness for the use of the pnbllo.
TWO FINE HEARSES, with NICE HORSES,
for Funerals.
O. R. HOLLINGS WORTH,
Livery and Sale Stables,
Jan 30 D&Wlw Cor. 4th and Mulberry Bid.
Furniture,
MATTRESSES, WINDOW SHADES, LOOKING
GLASSES. Ao. Special and extraordinary .
inducements offered in prioes to reduce stock.
Call and leave vour orders, which will have
prompt attention. LoW rates of freight roaraa-
teea to an points oi tne caroimas.
Di A. SMITH,
feb 3 tf Furniture Dealer.
Notice.
QUR BOOKKEEPER, MR.B. W. DAVIS, IS
North, on business for us, making arrangements '
for our Sorinff Shipments of Flan. We wish to i
state that there is no truth in the rumor mali
ciously circulated to injure him.
Jan31tf W. S. DAVIS A SON.
GEEENVILLE SOUND.
I WILL SELLJAT A BARGAIN ONE OF THB'
MOST '
DESIRABLE SUMMER PLACES
on the Atlantic coast, situated on Greenville
Sound.
, &i miles from Wilmington, on Shell Road. . . . ?.
.nd Is In a HIGH STATE OF CULTIVATION ? ' t
111 snnnort an ordlnarv slsed famile. On -
The lam
and will support an ordinary sited family. On
the place are Fears, Peaches, Applts. Cherries,
Figs and Grapes IN ABUNDANCK. Oysters,'
Fish, Crabs and Shrimp to be had at the door
everyday. .
WM. A. CUM MING.
nov85eow3m sn nao Review copy.
James A. lowrey,
TJITHEELWRIGHT, BLACKSMITH AND GEN-
eral Repairer of Carriages and Vehicles. Work
VL CU BU1UB QkbVUUCU W fTlbUVUk .
Thanking my friends for favors extended
nded to i
rnn and ' ',' J
me in the past, I solicit their kind favors and
their patronage in future. After an experience
of forty-four years as a Mechanic nnder Capt.
W. H. Bobbit, of Warranto n, and m Wilmington,
i am now prep area to conduct tne wora in au its
hmnnhAa in .mod and workmanlike nunr.
Place of business, on Prinoess, tetweenr Srd ' ' f
tA A aaata mr , nnv1flM4f ... .
Bock Lime.
T7VOR BUILDING PURPOSES. J sj
JO . ' FRESHLY BURNED, " ,
PRICE REDUCED TO $1.16 PER CASK. ' ' :' ' 1
LIBERAL DISCOUNT FOR LARGS LOTS AND , -
TO THE TRADE. ''- , -''
Address TKKMC0 WBOS' l
- Rocky Point, N. C
Q. PAR8LXT. Jr.
or O.
ap l tf
sn tn fr
Wilmlmrton. N, O.
01200.00
WILL BUY THE PATENT SIGHT FOB THE
State of Virginia of an article that sells oa
sight. . Money can be doubled la sU months . '
Address
3. Q.A.BAND, ;
85 W. Fayette St ..'
feb S6t Baliknore, Md.
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Ii. A. bteoman, jr.f
ATTORNEY AT .LAW. tlJt:i
Office on Princess; between Front and M St. . " '.
Ui .uw noviAiuu. viviuiiiuiH ..V. Ilia UO.. M VIVt k, - 7
Journal Building, WILMINGTON, N. C. , 1 V- r':
r Practices in all the Criminal and Clrfl Cborts '''.,
of New Hanover, Bladen. Columbus, Penfer and . .
Brtmswlok Counties. JanlSDAWlm ,V,:
; Cilp3 .& LTurchisbn,.
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URCHISON BLOCK,
. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
HARDWARE, TINWARE
febStf
AND CROCKERT.
7ru Jla flpringer & Co.
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AVB A LARGE AND" WELL 8arXaX?rTO- V.-)
Stock of Plows, castings, bow, umw, . ac- . ,:
, Trace Chains, Cotton .Hope, Iron, Nails,
Powder. Shovels, vpaaes, roru. uakes.
' Axes. Grub Hoea, tc Good goods and gnaran-
teed pt loss.
, IS. 81 SS Market Street, '
. . WUmington, N. C
Hi mi w i.i
febStf
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IsMEBxaaruL td ins beast, this is a oen- ;
tie hint to owners ot "nnblanketed? horses. -The
place to bur any prloe Blanket you want,
together with lap-robes, .CsrrUafiaddles, .
Harnesa, Trnaks, Satchels, Bags, AoVIs st. . i-.
r i .r . aoinuuau a svwjuui s. , ,
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