North Carolina Newspapers

v - 'J 1 1 V Morning Star :i WW. H. CERMAUH, 1 bUE3D DAILY EXCEPT MONDAYS. aTS iUBSORimOM- IK 4B ear, (by Mtl Postage Paid, ABYAHua. - f ? 00 4 00 U :i Montni mree Months, ithl i 00 1 CO fo Months, .J One """"ii 75 if To City suhsonpers, aenywed In any part f the City, fr Pf week. Our City iits are no1' wimhj ror more three months In alTne.v , ,r n,0-ed at the Post Office at WUmlngtoa, R. a, as Second Class Matter. - i MORNING EDItlON, OUTLINES. The Bell Telephone Co. propose to ' in crease their capital Block to $20,000,000, and expect to hare wires between. . Boston ami New York opened to lease by Jujy 18, 1SS5. FiVe at Hampton, Va, 'de stroyed three grocery stores; loss about 16,000. - The cotton crop, in sight, amounts to 3,386.410 bales. ; --. The Su perintendent of the Hocking Valley Coal Mining Co. is sending men from Pittsburg m the company's mines to take the places of strikers. - The Washington Mono . mmt wa completed yesterday; the le brstiou of the event takes place on the 22d ,.f Ft bruary. . Internal -revenue re ceipts from the first four.months of the fiscal year were 33.375, 676kdecifeBeof J3,$3oV 094 for the same .period of the previous e:tr. Hatters at South Norwalk, C. v a., are on a strike. against a reduction f .vaes; but reports of a riot there are un f.iund.d. -The prospect that the coinage of silvrr ia the United States will be : stop ped hs unsettled business New Yoik markets t Honey H per cent. ; cotton quiet at 10jllic ; south ern tlonr quiet at $3 005 50; wheat, un SmU; J rd 6 4 83c; corn, ungraded .48 .Vr: ...Mn dull at $1 201 27$: ' spirits i 4. nachanged at SlJ32c ' 1. i r misned bis roan. He ought h. nd his dog to Grant. He shot hi lo.ui at tiio wrong, man. It. i thought that the Bankru pt biil stands a bad chance of becoming a I;w this senior!. , T;- Tiir Congress is to be asked ! to en ct a monument in memory of col ore.l sldiers and sailors who fought against the South. - The Congress is settling down to work in earnest. An early recess is favort d. Why? Work after a long vacation is the thing. V iMr. Cleveland says that he is not engagel in making Cabinets at the prrscnt time. But the papers are A dozen or bo are made every day. ..-- The New York Sun, having tried most treacherously 16 defeat Cleve land, has now the impudence to sug gfni men for his appointment to offi -ce. The eclipsed Sun ! Representative Dockery, of Mis souri, ha introduced a bill in the house to wipe out the special deputy marshal business and the appoint ment of supervisors. That is right. Let the bulldozing machinery go. Our telegiaphic, department con tains an interesting description of the completion' of the Washington mon ument, llie tallest, structure reared by human hands - in ., the world. Three cheers for the American eagle. Protectionist McCInre writes from, Washington on the. 4th to the Phila delphia Times that therewill be no disturbance of-the ' present High; Tariff, and that the Free , Traders," as he calls Reformers, are waiting for Cleveland V policy to- be devel-j x I he Senators can now be sum-; moned from the committee rooms byi thti sound of: an electric ' bell that; coniTiunicatcs ; with each. , We are gl i i to learn that when Senators are w.ttiied they can be summoned from "tea" without tellins: everybody in 'the gallery ' There are men being urged for the. Speakership, who have no knowledge: of parliamentary law, and scarcely! any legislative experience. We doubt if some of them ever read a .page of, Jefferson's Manual, or in Crushing or in Mell. They have scarcely a qual-I ification for the' place they seek, not even a modest estimate of their abil ity. . - i At St. Johns Newfoundland, the Orangemen made sundry ' attacks npon the Redemptionist Fathers ieeriner. curainff and stoning them.! This looks Tike "relapsing1; into - bar baristn. A dispatch says the Roman; Catholics are much excited and the protection of the -United:: States Government has been invoked for the: protection of its citizens, t John Boll mast teach his subjects better man-' ners. ; v; - v - ;! ' Mr. George Jones, editor of the New York Times, assures the pnWiQ that the Grant fund of - $250,000; is perfectly safe. ; At per cent.;-this amount gives, . the j: great. Tiiational mendicant $15,000 er annam:- This is not all heclings to, if he did ?aif as a banker most disreputably : Ho " now begging for $5,000 a year ad 1 YOL. XXXV.-NO t 65. ditional from the people. -The South ern man who votes for that $5,000 needless annronriation ouaht t.n Ha , t o - spotted. Anhotockiokis? rtv- MuNSowNeckwear. M. Matmtctt.t, Oranges. . D. A. SaiiTH Furniture. A. David-A. grand offer. R. M. Mclin:nat--Special. A. Bhbjeb Holiday goods. ) ,L Shriek Whirl wind havoc Opera. Hotjsb Gus Williams. -CHARiiESTON Demonstration. M. M. E.tz For the holidays. Mrs. JE.-, Warren New store. ' HEUNSBERpsRiChrisbnas goods. J. H. HARDtN-r,Holiday presents..: . : . Parker & Taylor Now if ever. G. R. French & Sons. Best stock. W. E. Sprinoer & Ck Attention, Fair and Festival at Luther Hall. H. D. Gilbert Notice to families. A. G. McGirt & Co Auction sale. Opera House Musical and literary. Otterbotjrg Situation as it now is. McDougal& Bowden Toy trunks. , J. D. Bellamy, Jr House for sale. ,t Giles & MuRCHisoy Holiday goods. E. F. Johnsok Oranges, peanuts, etc. Harrison & Allen Hats, umbrellas, v Jno. W. Gordon & Smith Insurancel G. W.Williams & Co Flour, bacon, etc P. L. Bridoer8& Co Large reduction. Anotal Meeting Pine Forest Cem. Co Samtjel Bear, Sr. New river mullets. Iiocal liots. Second Sunday after Advent. The storm signal was displayed yesterday. Rain fell in moderate quantities Friday-night- "' !Dont forget the railroad meet ing to-morrow. - - The weather was stormy and blustery yesterday.. Receipts of cotton yesterday footed up 1,154 bales. The weather yesterday felt more adapted to August than December. Some of the store windows re mind one that Christmas is near at hand. - The new steamer "Adrian" will . be guaranteed to throw a stream in 3.30 not 2.30. .... .r The guard - house was empty; yesterday for the first time in several months. Yesterday at 1 p. m. the Star office thermometer indicated a temperature of 74 degrees. The ordinance of baptism will be administered at the First Baptist Church to-night afterthe sermon. . . No City Court again yesterday morning, uood behavior is ceiling to oe epidemic, in our "city by the sea." Eggs were retailing yesterday at 30 cents per dozen. This is another re minder that Christmas is almost here. Rev. Dr. ioobitt will preach at the Front Street M. E. , Church to day, and Rev. J. T. Kendall at 7 o'clock to night - ' The Register of Deeds issued six marriage licenses during the past week, of which two were for white and four for colored couples. k-; The officers and! teachers of the Lutheran Sunday School have arranged for a fair and festival for next Thursday night. See the advertisement in another column. -' There will oe a meeting of the Visitors of the Ladies' Benevolent Society at Miss Hart's school7 house, on Third street," Tuesday, December th, at 3i bclock p. m. v ' . ' -' The male members of the con gregation of the Secona fresoyierian Church - are requested to . meet at the church on Monday night,: at 8 o'clock, on important business. Rev. D. H. Tuttle will preach at the Fifth Street Methodist Church to-day at 11 a. m. and 71 p, m., bemg the nrsi ser mons to his new charge since Ms appomi- ment as their pastar, Mr. Leonard,' at his fishery at -Shallotte Inlet, Br dnswick county, caught on Thursday last 20,800 mullets at one haul, a fact which we learn from Mr. J. W. O. Singletary. Beat that who can! - The interments in, the various cemeteries of the city during the past week were as follows: Oakdale. 2 adults and 2 chUdren; Bellevue, 1 adult and 2 children ; Pine Forest (colored) 1 adult and l cnua Total9. 'ISyvX j 7- -!:-XMrj Fred. Seitter, poor but worthy German, who has been residing in nur citv for some months, diea at ms nome Fridav nieht He will' be buried this morning services being fheld at the house Anrner of Fourth and Nixon streets, at 8 a. m., and at St. Paul's Lutheran Church at 9.30 a. m . Mr. Simon- PembertonWas rua over by the east-bound train olfthe Carolina ixmira p.ilrrwul nW Polktoff,' 'on Friday, and tnat.ntlv kUled. Mr.' Pemberton khit ftl vears old and quite deaf, so that he did not hear the whistle in time to get out of the way IHEOITT. H WILMINGTON, Entertainment Friday NlgnW; 3 " I From the rehearsala we have seen what the entertainment on Friday night for the A benefit of the Wilmington Library Asso ciation is going to be and are justified in assuming the public' of a. most attractive ' and novel programme. ; consist of instrumental acd vocal solos by Miss Lavender, Miss DeRosset, Miss Kahn- weilerr ' Mrs. Waters ; and, Mr. Nathan Mayer While the Arion quartette, consist ing of Messrs. Mayer, Welsh, Mitchell and Grant, willreffller some i of its excellent mu sic, and Prof. Luzzi's. band whl constitute the orchestra. The literary and dramatic part of the programme Is Striking. Mrs. Sears will render the V Widow Bedot," and Mr. Thosv-RadcluTo . a i comic . recitation. Josh Green's visit to the Centennial Ar Gallery", will be presented In pantomime. and the i statuary : represented ; in the art gallery win be Vn person by a number of adies. : T"HaagJng of the !Cran wfll be recited , by is iMykrs, acted lMr. ' B. G. Empie and ; Miss Gore, assisted by ittle Miss Eliot Emerson, and concluded . by a beautiful dance by a number of young ! misses. Une of the special features of the occasion will be the recitation and dig- . tureaque illustration of the "Dream of Fair' Women," which wiir be rendered by MrM Thos. W. Stranee. , Mrs. Sears, and the Misses Greenewald, peRosset, WaddeU, Hart, Gore, Myers and! Meares. Altogeth er this will be a most pleasant entertain ment and the object for which it is given will commend itself to the public. Tke SUriu. " . ; : v r , The threatening weather which set mi Friday developed yesterday into quite a severe storm of wind from the northwest, accompanied by steady rain. '. In 4he midst of it a flat loaded with cotton, belonging toTMessrs. Alex. Spxunt & Son, collided; with the wharf in the neighborhood ot the compress and was swamped, the bales of cotton "floating out and: drifting off. Men were set to work, and, assisted by the steamer Nycet finally succeeded in recover ing it all. i The streets during the afternoon were pretty badly drenched, and tLe usual Sat urday marketing was done under difficul ties. ' .'' I- ' Personal. Rev. Dr. Yates, whose departure for Baltimore was recorded in our last, will deliver a lecture before the Methodist Cen tennial body, which convenes in that city on Tuesday next I ' Rev. J. W. Primrose, the new pastor of the Second Presbyterian church, is cxpec ted to arrive here next Thursday. ! Mr. G. Prigge, representing the Balli- more Electric Light Company, is here on a visit and expects to talk electric light to our citizens. Its advantages are no doubt many. j Rev. F. W. E. Pe3chau. of St. Paul's Lutheran church who has been absent for the past two weeks, has returned home' and will fill his pulpit to-day. " One of tne PtneM." The Peoria Journal, Sept 30, says: "Gus Williams, in 'One of the Finest,' has the credit of playing to the largest crowd that was ever in the Grand Opera House in this city. The surging audience filled every nook and corner and sat upon the stairs and steps. The head usher,. whose duty it was to notify the box office, that the seats were all Isold, was caught down in front and was unable to make his way back through the crowd for sometime., When he did so the sign "standing room only' was hung out It was unprecedented that any one should try to play against Barnum, .but Gus Williams is equal to anything, and In last night's work he showed that he is able i to hold bis own against any counter attraction. ' The. play is in his own peculiar vein, and was greeted with loud applause?: Superior Court. -: - ' The attention of tins Court has been oc cupied since Thursday morning last with the trial of the case of Alex. Oldham against The First National. Bank of Wilmington. It excited a good deal 'of interest. Messrs. McRae & Strange and Maj. C, M. Stedman were the - counsel for the plaintiff, and Messrs. George Davis, Russell & Ricaud, Junius Davis and E. S. Martin appeared for the defendant The base was given to the jury late yesterday evening. They rej turned a verdict in about an hour, fiadUg all the issues in favor of ;the plaintiff, and assessing the i dajnagej at $1,281.24. For site Orpnane. . , . ; We were pleased to notice in (he"Contri bution". coluTErinOf: the Oxford Orphan't jtwmT that "the Orphan ' Asylum at that place received a goodly number of contribu tions Tfor . the week ending December 3rd, 1884,including several liberal ones;f rom pri vate sources in bur city dn addition to which was the sum of one hundred and thirty- five dollars and thirty-five cents; ($135,351 sent from Wilmington as the amount of the Thanksgiving collection taken up at the Front Street Methodist church, on the occasion Of the special services 'for that day,. . -' - '; " Ballroad Uleetlnst o-iriorrow. i Our citizens generally and business men particularly are reminSed that a meeting has been called to be held at the rooms of the Produce Exchange to-morrow(Monday) at 12 o'clock, for the, purpose of hearing the report Of the committea-on surveys of the-propiS'Vp.weeS' this ; city and Onslow county ana me conneuuou wim the Cape Fear and. Yadkin iyalleyRail road at Fayetteville. iWelnope to see . as full a meeting as the importance of the matters to be considered should demand. ! 'The steamer Wave arrived here early yesterday morning and was hauled up on Capt." Skinnervs marine railway for repairs to her hull; etc." 1 ' ; " ' SUNDAY DECEMBER 7,' 1884. Weatfaerlnaicanons.' The following are' 'th! indications for tc- For5 the South Atlantic States, partly cloudy weather and local rains.followed by fair weather, stationary followed by lower temperature, Twesteily winds.. J - Sudden changes in the weather. causes' a great many to suffer from bad DIED. BALDWIN. On the mornla f dlDhtherla. MARION, riuir of the 6th Inst . ,MiAniv,ssf aaneDter or Dr. a. m. ana Bettie S. Baldwin, aeed 4 veaia 10 months and 84 days. Faneral this , (Snnday) morning at 9 o'clock. from residence of parents, on Third street, be tween Orange and Ann; thence to Oakdale Ceme tery. - - . . . . NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. ' A. Gt QcOIIlT, Auctioneer. . .- ' .cl BY AO. lIcGIRT & CO. ' " ftt :, SALES EVBRT DAY AT OUR SALES BOOM', commencing at 11 o'clock. ' : . MONDAY, we -will sell Overcoats. Blankets. ! Bedspreads, Comforts, Ladies and Gents' Under-, wear. Hats and Cans. Table Cutlery Oil Cloths. ' Hew and Second-Hand Sewing Machine, Cigars or the Thousand, Ac. consignments solicited. Prompt returns. ." ; dec 7 It ' MBS. Q. C. jPATTEBSOST, OXFORD, N. O. savs : "Brown's Iron Bitters cured me of nervous headache with which I was afflicted one dav out of everv week. I consider it a valuable medicine.' i. , Fair and Festival. ; A. FAIR AND FESTIVAL WILL BE HELD A A. UOAt UlKllb, -WW. iltll. 111 UUtrUVA Memorial Building, corner 6th and Princess Sts., under the auspices of the officers and teachers of the &U Paul's Evan. Lutheran Church S. 8. Oyiters, Sapper and Refreshments will be served from 5 p. m. on. Admission 10 cents, i ' dee 7 st satn i MISS G. r. KKAHE, DURHAM, N. C. 8AYS: "I have used Brown's Iron Bitters with most satisfactory results and find my health greatly Improved." '".? Notice. fJTOBBE WULBB A MEETING OF:HE . CtTl-; ZENS at the Booms of the Produce Exchange, at 18 o'clock, on MONDAY, the 8th last , to hear the report of the Committee on the Railroad Surveys from Wilmington to New River, and from Wilmington to Fayetteriile A full attendance Is desired. , B. G. WORTH, Chairman. Wilmington, N. C, Dee. 4, 1881. dec5 3t MR.S.T. THOBNTON, OXFORD, N. C, SAYS : "lam strongly convinced of the efficacy of Brown's Iron Bitters. Its use completely bnilt up my worn out constitution." . 8500 Reward piVE HTJNDBED DOLLARS WILL BE PAID for information which will lead to the convic tion of the miscreant who tampered with the switches of the Railroad Companies at Sixth and rautn Btreets, and caused ine accident to ine Fast MaiL last Saturday night, ithe 30th of No- member. The campaaies appeal eameouy every mu zan in the community to aid In bringug this wretch to justice, whose infamous action endah gered the lives of everv passenger and employee. JNO. F. DIVINE, Genl Supt W. & W. and W., C. & A. Railroads. II. WALTERS. General Manager, dec 4 at th sat 8u Review copy. MR. J. R. BLACK WELL, PINE HALL, N. C , says: "My wife suffered from weakness fol lowed by an attack of typhoid fever, Brown's Iron Bitten possessed the qualities the most needed as its usa decidedly proved." Ilotice to Families. LL WISHING MB TO BAKE FRUIT CASES for Christmas will send them to my Bakery Thursday, Dec. 11th, by 12.3DJp. m. None baked after above date. dee 7 It . ' H. D. GILBERT. TB, G. M. ROBERTSON, ELM GBOVE, N. C , XJ says: " prescribe Brown's-Iron Bitters, and Had it u au it Is recommended to be." The Annual Lleeting" QT PINE FOBEtT CEMETERY CO. WILL BE heldjn the Mayor's Court Room, City Hall, at 8 o'clock Wednesday airtt, Dec. 10th, 1884. is - UUPt U. ftUH W UUU, deo72t sai Secretary. MR. M. MIERHOF. ENFIELD, N. C t SAYS : "I used Brown's Iron Bitters, for disordered stomach, and found it a most effectual rem edy." Oranges, Peimnts, &c. WOnf FLORID A ORANGEY IN STORE UUaandt arrive. Prices very low. Orders for PEANUTS in large and small lots promptly filled . 590 lbs. Choice Dairy Butter for sale very low. All orders from the country promptly filled. E. F. JOHNSON, , dec 7 I t - 127 N. Water St. : MB. W. F. WASSON, (BX-SHEBIFF). IREDELL Co., N. C, aays: "Brown's Iron Bitters has improved my digestion and general health " For Sale on Easy Termq THE PREMISES ON 5TH STREET between Market and Dock streets, next south of the residenoe of W. B. McKoy, ".-t-;-.' .''- ' - ' ' Esq.j and opposite the residence of Geo. W. Wil-- Bams, Esq Apply to ' i0WSf D- BELLAMY, Ja., : dec 7 2t Attorney. Oranges. Oranges. A ND STILL THEY COME. ANOTHER LOT OF FINE SWEET FLORIDA ORANGES on consign- . aaa 1.3 1 V.' ment; wni oe seia cneap General Commission Merchant, .deo71t 84 N. Water St., Wilmington. N; C. Our Holiday Goods A BE NOW OPEN, AND OUR LADY FRIENDS are Invited to criticise our- selections. ' .. ' j GILES A MUBCHISON, ' deo7tf . 8840 Mnrohlson Block- fx CHABLESTON, 8. C. WAS 1 INSURED IN KJ the Mutual Lire insurance company or new York for . ' The Company paid his estate on the 28th of No- vemoer,-. ' ' : . .. . The amount of PoUcy with its accumulations being- ...- , T ,t ? - ; . . . w7,025.. won than the face of the Policy,; i- ' - , M. S.WILLABD, Agent, dec 5 It . - rr.- 214 N. Water St. Eiiin nn , NEW ADVERTISEMENTS, . '- -- -- - -. ... . . Cleveland & Hendricks FRIDAY, DECEMBER 12TII. Grand Demonstration ;'' '; : ' in ' ' '.; " ' : ' 1 CIIARIjESTON, s. c. f IMMENSE TORCHLIGHT PROCESSION ! ! ; BONFIRES. Invitations have been sent to CLEVELAND.HEDRICKS.BAYARD C AK IjISIiE, HAM PTON, BUTLER. The General Assembly of the State has been invited to be present In a body. - ' .' ' . FIRE-WORKS. ; ; THE -CITY; iT0tE ILLLNATEa FRIDAY, DECEMBER 12. Thousands of visitors , are expected to be pre- sentirom aU the aeighborjng Statea , . : j 'Railroad rates reduced to the lowest point, dec 7 8t MRS. E. E. GBAY, ROCKY MOUNT, N.C..8AYS: "I have taken many bottles of Brown's Iron Bitters and find it as it is recommended, the greatest toaio of the age. 1 cannot say enough -in praise." ., , . ....... . . , t , 1 j .i The Situation As It Now Is. Clothing That Must Be Sold, rpHE BUSIEST SEASON OF ALL THE YEAB JL -sFeiX I anxious the merchant to make a CLEAN SWEEP of all surplus stock. In our "Full Dress," "Half Uress" and Business Suit Departments we haue nothing to complain of. People who desire Tasty Goods go to persons of ACKNOWLEDGED TASTE TO BUY THE H hence it is that WE con trol the bulk of the Clothing patronage -to Wil mington, and always, invariably, without a sin gle exception, receive the unanimous 'support' accruing from our wide spread reputation, of every stranger or body of strangers visiting our city, we started out, however, to speak of our -snort deal" on uvjuicoats, ana the reason, wbvltreeuires at oresent such LONGCOUN -rjuts to noia tnem. to oe Drier, tne weatner is against us In this line, and we propose to sell I them at unnatural prices Overcoats worth $10 I 8orofinVevp ne. andwa nronose to sell SCOTCH CAtS. SUITS at $1100, worth $15.00, ana soon. B?See our Bargains in FLANNEL UNDEB- BT'Call and examine our ONE DOLLAB OVERCOATS for the LitUe Fellows. STInsDect our stock of NECKWEAR, the lar gest and handsomest line la the city. A beauti ful $1.00 Scarf for 60o. Country orders solicited. Satisfaction guaran- teed or money refunded. PTTEBOITBG, KING CLOTHIEB. Wilmington, N. C dec 7 It TB. L. BBOWN, DURHAM, N. C. SAYS: "I xtjl suaexed with headache fMI tllM. VAAM morning and night, Brown's Iron Bitters relieved. me and made we feel like a different being. Tot! Ivl WUAW JVUC au i neartuy recommenaits use." A Whirlwind c OULDNOT HAVE PLAYED GREATER HA VOC With our Stock than have htmdreas of cus tomers who have thronged our store during thee last two weeks. The immense stock placed no on our counters at the opening jof the seasons have melted away, and with these roods have also gone THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS' WORTH BOUOHT TO BjErLSNlSH TILE, ORIGINAL STOCK. We certainly have no occasion to talk of "dull times." "Blow trade." or anything of the kind. It is a great comiort to the Clothing Duvers to have a nouse to aeai witntnat uey earn reiy on nrst, and all the time. SOKIER'S is reaping the ben efit of this fact. Our great trade is certainly the most successful In its line in Wilmington to-day. We will oheerfully send goods for approval tot your homes, where you can compare them with the goods from- other houses. You will be aetu- ally astounded at the great saving we will make ioryou. - - 1 SHRIEK, THE OLD SELLABLE CLOTHIER. 114 MARKET STREET. dec 6 It ' HiTRS. M. X. HAWKINS. BIDGEWAY. N. C. i-tA aavs: 'MV dauehter was thin and emacia ted, had no appetite, was thoroughly debilitated, after taking Brown's Iron Bitters became won- derfttlly improved', appetite returned, and health was good. I grateruuy recommend it." New Store, P OR WANT OF MORE ROOM TO DISPLAY MY fine line of Christmas flhndieft, I have opened, the store ad joining TnYptesent one, where I will snow tne nnesc une ox i;nnsanasuooasever shown in this city. Call and examine my stock and von will be sure to buj. - MRS. E. WARREN, dec fit ' 113 and 115 N. Second i St. TifR. J. P. JETALKTIP MONROE. N. C. SAYS ItX "I suffered for years with palpitation of the heart, dyspepsia and . liver complaint. Took Brown's Iron Bitters and experienced such relief that I now recommend- It: In preference to all other medicines." New River Mullets. in A BARRELS FINE NEW RIVER MULLETS J.UU ... , Just rectved from the fishetv.f or sale low; Alio, ISO BOXES' CHOICE BRANDS OF TO- baucu, to n sold at xaotory prices. . , - . ,j SAM JuBEAB, oK., . decTtf --' - " 18 Market Street. MB. J. H. PONTON, HALIFAX, N. C, WBJTES; "I have used Brown's Iron Bitters for indi gestion and as a tonic, andean cheerfully recom- mena ii as j nave oeen greauy oenenteaDy ns use," , Hats! Umbrellas ! HARRISON ALLEN, .-.? ii '"Hatters. deo 7 tt MBS. JOHN HARPER, HARPER'S, N, C, SAYS "Brown's Iron. Bitters restored me to rood health, after suffering fifteen years from kidney disease. Fouad only temporary relief in the use of other remedies. I use it In my family and re commend it to ethers, f . , .. ... . . ; iijj Holidiay Goods. WE HAVE A FULL LINE OF ALL STYLES OF Men'sXadies.Misses' and Children's SHOES, and: respectfully invite an inspection of the same.' Flexible Sole 8prmg Heel Shoes for chil dren for $3.59. - You can get a Ladies' Hand Sewed Shoe at ! A. SHRIEK'S, , dec 7 tl . ! s f r ; juo marae Btreew TlyTBS. 8. C MCLAUGHLIN. WOLFESVULB, N UX c., says : I suffered eignteen montns wun vertigo and constipation; tried every thing with out avail until I used Brown's Iron Bitters, one bottle of which made me reex nxe a new man." HeibKwear xnsT RECEIVED OUB FIRST INSTALMENT fj of Christmas TIES in new designs and latest styles; something-newr-nat and nobby. Silk Handkerchiefs, Kid Gloves and various other ar ticles for the Christmas trade, )' ...... ; -"-. At- . MUNSON, . I . dec 71t; ' ; , . yurnishing Booms. nT EV. j: IB. id'BABKHAM. WABBENTbN.N.a. X says: "I have used Brown's Iron Bitters with the most gratifying results. ; I find. It to be not only a restorative in every sense, hut also a most complete tonio and appetizer." . . , . - WHOLE NO. 5686 NEW, ADVERTISEMENTS. oi'ER aiiou SE. ONE NIGHT, -WEDNESDAY, DEC. 10. TMDiANjr. Gns Williams, : ' , In his Bewildering Success, '. - JOHN MISHLER, THE BENEVOLENT - i : GERMAN POLICEMAN, in X)NE OF THE FINEST A Story of the Pavements of New York. .. Under the management of JOHN H. BOBB. CARD "ONE OF THE FINEST" Is the title gi ven each member of the New York Police Force, as they are called the Finest Police in the World. Reserved Seats $1.00, on sale Monday, Dec. 8. dec f 8t - .-.,, H OPERA SOU S'E. FRIDAY, December 12, 1884. GraM liicalani literary Entertm't, FOR" THE BENEFIT OF THE WILMINGTON LIBRARY ASSOCIATION. . ' . e r- TO COnBiSt Of Inntl-nmrnital onrt Vnnal Unlna 1 leaux. -General admission. SSn : and front gallery row. 7So.; reserved seats, par quette, 0c. -Box sheet opens Tuesday morn Ine. a o'clock, at Heinsberger's. dec 7 St su th fr nac - Review copy. A LABGE BEDUCTI0N mong Wine I Only $1.0O per Gallon, and to persons f a'nishirig iheir own vessels 25c. Peruart only will be charged -."per pi at. COOKING WINE reduced from $2 OOto $1.00 for our Xmas patrons. - . -, . HEDFCHATEL CHEESE & BRETZEIS RECEIVED FRE3H EACH WEEK. y"y iu luurvoaius ueuuuuxor ute i ' n tti"" - ! Creamery. Buttered RotirJJ we have reduced the price to 30c, per package, which Is the same price as charged by the lead; ing stores in New York cty. It is mostconve nlent and most desirable, and folly worth the price asked. Just try a package. Prepared by Mr. Joseph H. Strange, in New York. P. L. Bridsers & Co.. .110 Nortb Front St. dec 7D&W tf YAjB HAVE-STILL ON HAND A LABGE SE-' IT ' . SECTION OF PIECE GOODS, and as we want to make a big reduction in this stock in the next three weeks we will mark the nrioes down 1mm ten (ic) to twenty-five (25.per cent. - We have some verv stvllsTi' m1' rfAfllrirfiTA nnf.-L terns left, and we want to see them go, and to make them "get up and get," we will make the prices to suit the occasion. This branch of our business has tax exceeded our expectations this season, and we can but ' tHxe ii as evidence that our efforts to turn out only the very best work are appreciated. We Strive to make everv irarmnnt. an adver tisement, for nothing pays a Merchant Tailor so well as to give his patrons perfect satisfaction. ,. We have faculties for matins t.wentv-fiVB ti thirty suits a week, and we want to keen all our force busy until 1st January. We Invite attention SDeeiallv to this denart-i ment for the next three weeks. ' 1 Our buyer will go North in a dav or two for HOLIDAY GOODS AND NOVELTIES in our line,: auu in iew aays we win snow a mil line oi nice, stylish FURNISHING GOODS, from which useful, holiday presents for gentlemen can be selected. A. DAVID, Merchant Tailor and Clothier. decTtf Christmas Goods. ENDLESS VARIETY, TOO NUMEROUS TO itemize. Fancy Extravaeanzas. Imported Od - s ditles, Japanese Curiosities, and extensive col lections of goods of every description imagi nable, from nearly all the principal manufactu-; ring cities in Europe and America. i Please call earlv to avoid the rush, and see thW immense display of Beantifol Christmas and New Year Cards. A cordial invitation is extended toi aUatv - - , . . ' HEINSBERGER'S dec7 tf - Live Book and Music Stores. . Holiday Presents. I HAVE A VERY ELEGANT DISPLAY OF HOLIDAY PRESENTS, which I will close out at remarkably low prices. Those in need will do well to call and see the goods and get my prices before making their purchases elsewhere. , - - 4 a. tuuujw, j Druggist and Seedsman, j deo 7 tf New Market. Wllmlnrton. N.G. ! Special. JROCHET SHAWLS, ; SINGLE AND REVERSIBLE, and a complete stock of ALL NEW WRAPS. ' CHILDREN'S CLOAKS, very cheaps ' ; NEW LACE CURTAINS, CORNICE AND COR- NICE POLES. ; R. M. McINTIRE. : "Turkish Bath" Soap In large quantities j dec 7 D&Wtf ' Now If Ever. i AT THE CHRTSTMAS DINNER CLOSE AT hand you expect your friends. . When you set down to find that Turkey burnt on one side and raw on.the ether, that Cake half done, you will make some side remarks to the cook (will not mention them). She wilt simply remind you of that Old Stove jmyanewone in time ana save temoer. PARKER A TAYLOR. ruaS W 11J.TJS UXLh dec? tf Furniture. j i NEW STOCK FOB FALL TRADE ARRIVING every day. manufactured expressly for.this maraec ew styles ana wwrnow, v-aii ana examine our extensive variety of New and Fash- if. A. BM1TU, Furniture Dealer, No. Front St. dec 7 tf Attention IS CALLED TO OUB LARGE AND WELL 8E lected stock of BREECH AND MUZZLE LOAD ING SHOTGUNS. Also a fine stock of Buruss and PISTOLS. lt. . , - , WM. B.SPBINGEBAOO., ' f : - - . . 19, 21 & 23 Market Street, ! - wumington, . u. Prioes guaranteed. dtf " KALT3 OP ADfXBTl J W --3 on Sqoare One Day,..v.........l T 11 - Two Days,. 1.79 . Three Daya....-. 60 " :f: FpurDayS .... 8 CO " Five Daya, -SM, . One Week... 00 " ' Two Weeks,................ " Three Weeks,.. S so " One Month, u.-.'liw " " Two Montias, IS 00 M ",:... toltoatta,).-...-..-..,. - M to ." Six Months...... 40 to- , ... " On Year...... i.. 60, t - tarooatraot Advertlaemenu takes at rmrr, iIonatelTlowratsa. , ' TaaMnesscKonparefl type make one sojiax ' "7 NEW ADyERTISEMENTS, - Fbrtlie Hdlioaysi EXTRA BARGAINS AT - -' if-. . r.l. K AT 2', Si --j.if' 116 Elarket St. - V .. Black Silks at 60c, 75c, 1.00, 61.25 per. yard.- Cashmeres, all shades, from 121c up. Flannels, Dolmans Shawls, Blankets, Spreads, rety low; Ladies, Oents' and Children's Under wear. - ---v ! . ; : . . .sr.... 2000 EandkercMe&, .from 3c.p. Table linens, towels. Kapkinsy at ex- ... traordinary low prices. Velvets and Velveteens kll thadet. J r . fnrrrvrro ft -ktto w . wnn ,t -..a . . - ' r . z- - . : " SELLING LO WEB THAN EVES BEFORE. A call will convince my patrons that for XMA8 GIFTS it is ECONOMY to hny something useful? as well as desirable of , . ... . M. ST. KATZ, dec7tf 118 MARKET ST. Flour. Bacon, Lard, &c. i gQQ Bbls FLOTJF all grades. i; - Boxes D. S.C. R -SLDES, JQQ Pails LARD, . . ' . vv.rOK-Bbla Stand- Gran?d SUGAR.' - 10 do do' A 50 do White Extra C do Golden C do do 50 - 150 SCkS 01,0108 Wu COFBKJ5 5Q Hbds Porto Rico MOLASMEh, 100BblS do . , ? 50 i6?1111 ejci . v Q A AA Sacts LIVERPOOL SALT. OUUU : SOOlb.StHpec Sacks ,.C A A Sacks Fine SALT, Factory filled 2Q Bags SHOT, ' . . , 5QQ Bundles HOOP-IRON. , ; 2QQ Kegs NAILS, . ... 25 BblS DMmer8' 6LDI' n 1 - Soda, Lye, Soap, Starch, Snuff, Tobacco, ' , ' Candles, Crackers, Cheese, Candy, Ac, .... For sale low by - , v i . . , G W. WTLLIAMB CO . Wholesale Grocers and Com. Merchants. . dec 7 tf - - ISA 18 North Water bf Eock Lime, - T7OR BUILDING PURPOSES. - JD FRESHLY" BURNED PRICE REDUCED TO $1.15- PER CASK. LIBERAL DISCOUNT FOB LARGE-LOTS AND TO THE TRADE.- - , : - Address , FRENCH BROS. ' . Botky Point, N. Cj apitf mi i. r rni,ri in Best Stgefc :-' ' en: jgUYERS OF Bool's AD; 8 OEStBJLL FIND 'm-.Jiiaicnilr. q at our place the LARGEST; STOCKGBIATEST u. --'J.- b!QVi aiyi :d ; VABIETY OF STYLE AND FINISH and LOW-' EST PRICES. We Invite an examination of Goods and Prloes. -- 'v i!av&r'S-.;- " Geo. B. Frtnch& Sons 108 NORTH FRONT STBEET. dcc7tf ; .- -:. ;; . BEHRENDS 4 MONROE, 8. X. COR. MARKET and 2nd Sts., have concluded to reduce their mammoth stock of Furniture and Carpet,and to accomplish saia purpose wui oner tne same at wnoiesaie ana reran at j greatly redeced prices. Cash to onr object. aeo7tr - f TheBigjg FIRE INS. COMPANY IN .THe'wOBLD IS THE "Old L. & L. & G.V" Which pays an losses without discount. Over - . S33,b0O,000paidm theU.S. r- i f Trr' ' r J""- tun . I J TLQ V .IrOTClOTl ifi Q Till Til AGENTS. 'dec ? tf yl Li ' ."5 .'- V"- l a Trunks, LADIES AND GENTS' SADDLES. - TRUNKS, Bags and Satchels.' Lap Bobes and Horse Blan kets in abundance. Harness and Carriages of jdl kinds. - .'!-' .- . 1 . . McDOUGALL ft BOWDEN. ' dec 7tf 114 North Front Street, . ' - -fc'-T- ..- !- ' ' -. s: it