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The Morning Star. WILMINGTON, 2T. C. FRIDAY MOKNINS, PEC. ,19, 1884. MORNING EDITION, FORTY-EIGHTH CONGBES8. - SECOND SESSION. - Woman Sufflrase -Tbe Nicaragua Surveying Expedition XHe Xafy ette Monument Tne Inter-State Commerce Bill Taken Up by tne Senate and Still Under Considera tion oy the Howe. " IBy Telegraph to the Morning Star.l C. SENATE. Washington, December 18. Among the memorials presented was one by Mr. Hoar, from the Woman's Suffrage Associa- tion. oi f ennByiTm, puuufi - the admission of Dakota tnftrtfi hv men alone, and on a consmuuon denying the suf- frase rights OI women, air. noar, ui presenting it. said that while he layorea women sunrage, us muu8u. the present temper of Congress, for the advocates of that cause to oppose the ad mission of the new State on the ground set forth, because when the territories of Wyoming and Washington shall call for admission the exercise of suffrage by women in those territories may be advanced as an argument against their admission. Mr. Hoar also presented a petition from ex Senator George E. Spencer, of Ala., fnr ihp navitifint of exrjense. mcur- , i,nft- it nnviEa in him in contesting his seat in the 1CU UJ o Senate. . . . ,- . Mr. Vest submitted a joint resolution, declaring that without the consent or au thority of Congress, tbe proposed Nicara guan surveying expedition, ordered by the Secretary of the Navy, was illegal, and directing the Secretary not to enforce the orders issued on the subject until there is definite and final action by Congress on the resolution. . - ' - On Mr. Hale's objection the resolution went over one day, Mr. Vest saying he would call it up to morrow, as the expedi tion was under orders to sail from New York Saturday, and prompt action was necessary. Mr. Sherman called up and the Senate passed a bill appropriating $50,000 for the purpose of erecting a statue to the mem nrv of General Lafavette. As passed it nmvidea for the aDDointment of a commis sion, composed of three Senators and three Representatives, to carry out the purpose nnnt.fiTnnla.ted. ' Ail p. m., on motion of Mr. Morrill, the Senate went into Executive session, and the doors being closed Senator Riddleberger continued his speech in opposition to the confirmation of Hueh. McCulloch to be Sfip.retaTv of the Treasury. At 2.50 t. m. the doors were reopened ami leeislative business was resumed. Tbe Inter-State Commerce bill was then taken up and explained at length by Mr. Cullom. Mr. Slater offered ms amendment, emooay ion provisions of . the Reagan bill. Mr. George took the floor for the purpose of addressing the Senate on the bilL but yield ed to a motion to adjourn retaining the floor for to-morrow, when the bill will come up as unfinished business. Adjourned. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. Immediately afler the reading of the 'Journal the House resumed the considera tion of the Inter State Commerce bill, the pending question being on the motion to -table the motion to reconsider the votebv which the House yesterday adopted Mr. I Goff's amendment, providing that in tbe transportation of passengers railroad com panies shall make no discrimination on ac count of race or color. ' : The motion to reconsider was tabled yeas 140. nays 108. -v - Mr. iiarksaaie,1 ol Miss., onerea an amendment, providing that the furnishing of separate accommodations, with equal facilities and equal comforts, at tbe same charge, shall not be considered a discrimi- , . nation. The amendment was agreed to yeas 131, nays 124. Further consideration oi the bill was postponed for a few moments in order to allow the House to. non-concur in the Sen- : ate amendment to the bill making tempora ry provision for the naval service. Messrs. Randall, Holman and Long were appointed onfereea. J . When the Inter State Commerce bill was again taken up Mr. Reagan, of Tex. , de ' manded the previous question on the first section. The point of order was made that as the bill was being considered as in committee of the Whole, it was not competent for the House to take any action which would s. a 1 CP f . - . discussion under the five minute rule. After a long debate the Speaker sustained me point oi oraer. - Mr. Reagan then moved to limit debate on the section to five minutes, but the Speaker declined to entertain the motion on me grouna -mat aeDate coma only he limited in the House by the : instrumental ity of the previous question. The effect of these rulings was to leave ;the House in a parliamentary wrangle and unable to limit debate. The Speaker recognized the in convenient, and fL far ns he Vnow iinm cedented state of affairs, bjit could not escape the plain languaee-of the rules- Mr. Herbert, of Alabama me bpeaker submit the question to the House, whether, in such a state of affairs f wvNJMrfA VUUI as was now presented, it is in order to move io limit debate on the pending question. A. point of order was also -made against mis proposiuon, dui pending decision the Speaker recognized Mr. Horr, of Michigan, who had been recognized early in the day w iuer au amendment to aaa to Mr. issrks- dales amendment tha words "nrnvisiori -tnat such separation shall not be made on yrm. v T luvu me uuia ui iiiuc or coior. Mr. Herbert moved o close debate on Mr. Jtlorrs amendment and the pending OCLUUU. jar. seller raised the point of order against the motion. The Speaker said that thequestipn presented was a very impor- vaukuuc, snu umvnere were no rules or precedents to guide him to a decision. - He wouia, tnereiore, aubmit the question of ucr w me nouse. . The House decided yeas 151, nays 87- tnat the motion was in order - f h m nltnn to close debate was then agreed to, without U1VJBIOO. iir. tiarns amendment was lost yeas 115. nays 120. J consideration of the second section was men entered upon, but without further hcuoq uie suoject went over. ' Adjourned. ... OHIO. , A Farmer Murdered and Ui Shot Tbrongb the Shoulder - masked Robber.: Wife By Telegraph to the Morning Star.l Cleveland. December 18. At 8 o'clock last evening a farmer named Harrinoinn living two miles from Geneva, was called to his door by a knock, and upon opening it be was confronted : br masked man who sighted along the barrel of a revolver and said, " want your money." Harring ton took a small sum from his pocket and handed it to the robber, who took it and ex- claimed, "That is not all; I want the bal ance. At that moment the mask feel from his face, and Mrs. Harrington, who was standing near, cried out, "Oh I I know mm r "You do; do your shouted the ruffian, "Take that, then," and he fired at ner, tne bullet going through her shoulder, Mrs. Harrington ran out of, the house and to a neighbor's for help; returning With friends. Evidences of a desperato struggle were found In the house. Harrington lay dead on the floor with a bullet wound in the forehead. Mrs. Harrington recognized the murderer as a fellow jaamed Feck, who lives two miles from the farm. Citizens are scouring the country for him. . v-r WASHINGTON. - McCulloch Nomination Confirmed Otner Nominations The -L Health Boards' Bill Before Congress. By Telegraph to the Morning Star. Washington, Dec. 18.-The Senate to? day confirmed the nomination of Hugh McCulloch to be Secretary of the Treasury. The vote is said to have been fifty to one. The President to-day nominated Edward C. Wade to be U. S. Marshal for the Southern District of, Georgia, and Miss Mary R. Dusenberry, Postmaster at Con cord, North Carolina. The bill recently prepared by the repre sentatives of various State Boards of Health at their conference in this citylwas con sidered informally today by the House committee on Public Health. It was the opinion of members of the committee that it would be impossible to pass the bill, as it now stands, at the present session of Con gress. The measure involves the question of State rights, and this, it is thought, would occasion continued debate, iy A COLD WAVE. From the Northwest The Mercury 12 to 20 Decrees Below Zero. CBy Telegraph to the Morning Star.l Washington, Dec 18. The cold wave has reached this city, and snow is falling rapidly and drifting. At Chicago today,, the mercury fell to 12 degrees below zero. at 9 o clock. This morning it was 10 de erecs below at Omaha, and 20 degrees be low at St Paul HURRAH ! HURRAH ! SANTA CLAUS! Has made his appearance at TAYLOR'S BAZAAR! With an immense stock of Dolls, in every size and 'style; Drams. Trumpets, Games Blocks, nm-RM- WjurontVelooinedes. Whips. Reln&Hells, ana thousands or otner inings ior iue (inn imw. You are all invited to can ana see tne Grand Toy ant Holiday Goods "flpeniiig ! Together with a new stock of Ladies' Hatij. Rib bons, Flowers, reamers, nre&sis, situs, r iukb. Tips, Velvets, Flushes ana Bairns. ' JUST RECEIVED, : A new line of Laces. Lace Collars, Handker chiefs, In Silk and Linen; A new line oi moves; - A new line of Hand Satchels, Pocket-Books; A new line of Jewelry; A nnw lin rf TTnderwe&r and Hosiery: A new stock of Children's Worsted Hoods and Rn.k. R&htaa' Cloaks. Aa.. Ao. t Also, a new line of Silk and Alpacca Umbrellas; and will be sold at Remarkably Low Prices at TAYLOR'S BAZAAR. ,. " N. B. Every purchaser of Two Dollars' worth or more will receive a Ticket ior a cnanoe on a HANDSOMELY DRESSED, JOINTED, BISQUE DOLL The Ladies are invited to call ana see at TATLOB'S BAZAAB, 118 Market Street, dec tf WILMINGTON. N. a Prices Tell. VV' K WILL OFFER THIS WE?KTHE CHEAP- EST LOT OF READY MADE CLOTHING EVER SHOWN IN 1HI8 CITY. Onr stock of Goods is bought folly Twenty-Five (35) Per Cent, cheaper thaa any other boose la this section, and therefore we can sell a GBXAT DEAL CHEAPER. Even at a Rood profit onr stock is the cheap est, yet we are going to do STILL BETTER, and offer Suits that are worth $23.00 (and sold for that elsewhere), at $15.00 : Salts that are worth $15.(0 at $10 00, and so on through onr whole stock. This is no load-sounding advertisement, but fact; and we Invite those interested to call and see us to be convinced. A. DAVID, dec 18 tf CLOTHIER. Have You Seen YA,rBS' DISPLAY OP CHRISTMAS GOODS If not do not delay. Onr counters are laden with PRETTY THINGS of every description. We claim the largest and most varied stock of NOVEL TIES ever exhibited in, Wilmington. Hanosomely illustrated GIFT BOOKS of aftkindiat prices to suit all competition. Beautiful Crayons and En gravings, In bronzs and gold frames. Handsome Frames; all sizes. Hand-painted Panels, Plaques buu xrwx.eiB, uut, learner ana Bisque woods, Blocks. Games. Picture Books. Tots. Jka . fnr th little ones. BibleaPraver Books and Uvmnaln tn sets. Hymn Books and other religious books suit- ame ior presents, Auto and rnoto Albums, Ac. CHRISTMAS CARDS beautiful bevnnri 11rln. .xvfu. JUEU1J UUUUUIUO UOOl UO 111 ttUU BttblU. jbiegantr riorai roems, ec, ec, at YATES' BOOK STORE. dee 14 tf ) ; By Steamer To-Bay. 100 Baxes RAISINS, Wholes, Quarters and Halves, Layers, Londons, Dehesas and Sultanas. PJ00 Lbs CUBE ANTS, 2j0 Lbs CITRON, . ; 20 BagsCOCOarjrs" -10 Bags TABLENUTS 0 Bbls APPLES. 10 Bbls JAMAICA ORANGES. These Goods are of best quality, and to be sold WHOLESALE and RETAIL. FLORIDA ORANGES by the box on hand and on the way. . J. C. STEVENSON, aeciotf Market Street Flexible Shoes. Ttqt JECErVED. ANEW LOT OFNICB FLEX J IBLB Misses and Ghlldmn a trTti t liifeiaiamc ova ocs: before purehas- ZZ7a A. 8HRIBR; a decHtf los Market Street Black Caolimeres. HACLOra, IlCBROIDERED FLAN nels low price Drees floAri. isif ivhr.mi fiJJ?ent ouf naidsonie Tow, mZA ""o"jbjw, Ttry cneap,-ana must be dec 18 tf - '; 'k v 115 Market & box of goods which will tSeT Si ltii,TJ. ryIJ &way thaaaaythtog ele In orid. Fortunes await tbe workers abeo- . w.iT aaorewi xkux CO, An T"? ma so dawiv COMMERCIAL. WILMINGTON MARKET .STAR OFFICE. Dec 18. 6 P. M.; SPIRITS TURPENTINE The market was quoted steady at 27 cents per gallon. with sales reported of 200 casks at that price.- . - ROSIN The market was quoted steady at 95 , cents for Strained and $1 00 for Good Strained, with sales as offered. " TAR The market, was quoted firm at $1 10 per bbl. of 280 lbs, with sales at quo tations. - - CRUDE TURPENTINEsMarket steady, with sales reported at $1 00 for Hard and $1 60'for Virgin and Yellow Dip! " - COTTON The market was quoted quiet, with small sales reported on a basis j of 10 5-16 cents per lb. for Mid dling, closing weak.The following were the official quotations: Ordinary . . . ........ . 8 , Good Ordinary. 9 Low Middling....... 10 Middling........ ....10 1-16 cents 0. 6-16 . 'V 1 5-16 " "r';':'"- uooa jaiaaimK. ...... iu Mmr Kirric in a k ia lfT By Telegraph to the Morning Star.) ; Financial . . ' New York. Dec 18, Evening.-terling exchange 481. Money lli per cent Governments easier; new four per cents 123; three per cents lOli. State bonds steady. Cotimereiat. ' Cotton dull, with sales of 193 bales; up lands 101 5-16c; Orleans 11 3-1 6c; consol idated net receipts 40,553 bales;' exports to Great Britain 14.821 bales, to the continent 1,127 bales, to France 5,270 bales. Southern flour dull common to fair extra fo w 3 85; good to choice do $3 905 40. Wheat soot ac lower: ungraded red 07 88c; ungraded white 82i84c; No. 2 red January 79j80fc. . Corn spot iHc higher, closing weak; southern white 50c; ungraded white 47a50c; JNo. a LecemDer 53a53ic Oats a. shade lower and fairly active; No. 2, 32ic Coffee spot fair; Rio quiet at $9 75 ; No. 7 Kio on spot fS lo ; De cember $7 95. Sugar nominal; fair to good refining 4f4Jc;i refined firmer and in bet ter demand; wmte extra u DtQ&dtc; on a. 5c; standard A 5c; granulated 5 15-16c. Molasses quiet Kice firm. Cotton seed oil crude o4a35c: refined 40i41c Rosin steady. Spirits turpentine dull at 8031c. Fork steady; messon. spot ui iKKia OU; middles nominal; long clear 61c. Lard dull and a shade lower; western steam on spot $6 97; January $6 906 91. Freights to Liverpool firmer cotton 18-647-32d ; wheat 6i6fd. Cotton net receipts 398 bales; gross re ceipts 398 bales. Futures closed dull but steady, with sales of 79,900 bales at the following quotations: December 10.89 10.91c; January 10.9610.97c; February 10.9410.95c; March 11.05c; April 11.19 1 1.20c; May 11.3111.82c; June 11.44 11.45c; July ll.55ll.56c; Augutt 11.65 11.66c; September 11. 31ll.34c. nrrtnian TWnmhor 1fi171Mip 1nl1 Wheat weaker and closed 4aic below yes terday; December 70i7ljc; January t70 71jc. Corn weak and closed lc below yesterday; cash 86c; January 34i35c. Oats firm and imic better; cash and De cember 24 c. Pork easy and closed steady at 1012Jc lower; cash f 10 60(&10 67; De cember $10 60. Lard easier; cash $6 52 6 57f. Dry salted meat shoulders $4 624 75; short rU $5 45; clear $5 55 6 00. Sugar quiet and unchanged ; stan dard A 51c; granulated 6ic. . Whiskey steady at f 1 13. . St. Louis, December 18. Flour un changed and steady. . Wheat lower and very slow; No. 2 red 76J77c cash; ,76f 76Jc December. Corn firm and very inac tive ; 33c cash ; 33i33jc December. ' OaU very slow at 25c bid cash. Fork $11 25. Bulk meats dull long clear $5 50; short rib $5 60; clear $5 85. Bacon dull long clear $6 50; short rib $6 62 J; clear $6 75 6 87. Lard quiet at $6 50 asked. Whis key steady at $1 12. Batannah, Ga., Dec. 18. Spirits tur pentine firm at 271c bid; no sales. Rosin firm at $1 05ai 10; sales 200 bbls. Charleston, 8. CL, Dec. 18. 8Dint8 turpentine auiet at 28c bid. Roam dull and nominal. - COTTON SLAH&HTS. fBy Telegraph to the Morning star.) December 18. Galreston, firm at 101c net receipts 2,129 bales; Norfolk, easier at lujc net receipts 5,122 bales; Savannah; quiet and steady at 10 5-16c net receipts 759 bales; New Orleans, quiet and easy at 10i net receipts 19,354 bales; Mobile, quiet and steady at 10 l-16c net receipts 1,551 oaies; Memphis, steady at 10c net receints 3,270 bales; Augusta, dull at 101-16c net receipts 1,233 bales; Charleston, dull and nominal at lOic net receints 3 221 bales VOBEJGN BXAUKKTk. (By Cable to the Morning Btar.t London, Dec. 18. 6.00 P. M. SDirits turpentine on spot firm at 28s 6d; Decem ber delivery, firm at 23s 6d; January and April delivery firm at 23s 9d. CHRISTMAS. NOW FOR CHRISTMAS ! Choice Family Groceries ! For the Holidays Ty E WILL HOT ATTEMPT TO ENUMERATE, but Invite yon to can and examine OUR GOODS AND PRICES. You will find as LOW PRICES and as FINE AN ASSORTMENT OP STAPLE AND FANCY GRO CERIES aa can.be found In Wilmington. , JOHN U. BOATWRIGHT, deeStf IS A 14 No. Vront St. Seed Oats. JED RUST PROOF AND BLACK OATS." won O.M.J .r , . . . i' . , - ovbu wiia muiu in axq cisf" ground aauy. " . PRESTON GUMMING & CO., ' . Wholeaale Dealer In : nov fa tf , .... . Orals and Peannts. ITo Ilore If. F)R OUR GROYER IS ELECTED,' AND ALL ...argument on that aoore is ended; but we ttlll assert most emphatically that as good a Job of Shaving, Hair Cutting or any other work in our line can be done at our establishment as can pa t ,t'v M..C.PREMPERT. 7 r Don't burn this. nov 90 tf MARINE. Port A lnnao Dee. ' 19 . K ' - - Rim Tiiaea. . : sK. 8un Sets. . . 5.18 P. M. High Water at 8mithTille:, 9.08 Even. High Water at Wilmington 1& 08 Morn, .day's Length.;; . 1 VI . ... . . 9n 59m.' , ; " . ARRIVED, i . n ; Stmr ' Louise, Woodsides,Vmithville, master. yv Or-rA'-'i. Br barque Minnie Gray, ; Moncrieff Per nambuco. U P Mebane. "X'-v: ' Stmr Wave, Robeson, Fayelteville, O W Williams & Co. O" . . CLEARED.' . ' Stsar Louise, - Wdodsides, . Smitbyille, master. - ' ' Stmr John Dawson, BlacK, Point Cas-, well. R P Paddison. ,r . Stmr Wave, Robeson, Payetteville, O W Williams & Co. ... ? x MAKINE DIRECTORY. Llat of Veeaela In tne Port of Wllmlna- ton, If . CM Deo. 19, 1884- .. tThla list does not embrace vessels under su ton. I " BARQUES. " V; A Arica (Br.), tons, Scunellv ' -; v.. -... ; ,X3PHebana Eintraeht (Ger.), 400 tons,T.Muswick, , E Pcschau fc Westermann David G Worth (Br.), 489 tons, Williams, ? s iv - Alex Sprunt &8on Chariotte & Anna (GerT 434, tons, .Kruger, v v v :i Heide & Co Gustave Mctzler (Ger.), 852 tons, Jorch, . - ..i-.j.-- . -jr (JP Mebane C L Weycr (Ger.); 418 tons, Prenck, ' ; , r . E Peschaa&.Westermann Lydia Peschau (Ger. ); 403 tons. Burmels--1. ter. - E Peschau 8a Westermann Louis (Ger.), 408 tons, Schmleter. v - , E Peschau & Westermann Pusnajs (Nor.). 485 tons, Rummelhoff, OP Mebane Marie (Ger.), 567 tons, Permien, E Peschau & Westermann Carl Max (Ger.), 294 tons, Beyer, sen, ' E G Barker & Co Albert Neumann (Ger.), 515 tons, Eichman, "T- E Peschau & Westermann Isca(Br ). 293 tons, Knight.,., CP Mebane BRIGS. Robert & Mary (Br.), 296 ton?. Baker, Paterson, Downing & Co Ceredig(Br.). 192 tons, Evans, ' CP Mebane Amykos (Nor.), 232 tons, Holstad, C P Mebane Dcr Wanderer (Ger.), 230 tonsStruebling, E Peschau Sf Westermann Fidelia (Br.), 450 tons, Ruggles, EG Barker & Co Leah (Br.). 254 tons, Jones, Heide& Co Agnes Barton, 399 tons, Knight, . Geo Harri&s & Co SCHOONERS. -. Jennie N Huddell, 297 tons, Henderson. Geo Harnss & Co Cbas E Paige, 362 tons, Giftord Geo Harnss & Co Lizzie 8 James, 156 tons. Daisy, Geo Harnss & Co Alice Hearn, 347 tons, Pennewell, . Geo Harnss & Co J P Augur, 195 tons, Rich, Geo Harnss & Co Ruth Darling, 220 tons, Shipman, IS U Barker As Co M E Gildersleeve, 71 tons Geo Harnss & Co List of Veeeela Up.' Cleared or Balled lor tula Port. The following vessels are mentioned in the New York Maritime! Rtaisttr as be In no and eleared for this port: BARQUES. Arken (M r.i, 840 tons, Halvonen, at Gloucester Oct 10. Emma Parker (Nor.), 417 tons, Larson, at Glou cester bCpt. 13. Ernst Ludwig lloltz (Ger.), 470 tons, from Dnn- airs uct. a Harriet Campbell (Br.), &13 tons, Grafton, from Liverpool Nov. 19 Boffnnng (Ger ), 378 tons, Fretwnrst. from Ham- -hnr Oflt. 94. Jnll4Qer.), in tons, Manor, froflV Wolgart ITov. i- Lncy A Paul (Ger.), 838 tons, Andrioa, from Llv- erpoc 1 Nov. M. Texas (Ger.), 91 tons, Loof.f rom Hamburg Nov. 14. The New York Times FOR 1885. An Honest and Fearleu Newspaper. He AWest, tie Cheapest, tie Best. ACCURlTS IM ITS NEWS, STEADFAST FOB THE RIGHT. UNSPARING IN THE i SZPOSTJBS OF rWSONG. TO MAIL SUBSCRIBERS, POSTPAID. DAILY, exclusive of Sunday, pet year SS 00 DAILY including Sunday, per year 7 SO SUNDAY ONLY, per year.. . f 50 DAILY, 1 month, with or without Sunday!. ' 75 XHE SEMI-WEEKLY TIMES. Single Copies, one year.'. 2 60 THE WEEKLY TIMES. Single Copies, one year.... i CO TERMS CA8H IN ADVANCE Remit in Postal Notes or Post Office Money Orders. We have no traveling Agents. Sample copies sent free. Address . The New York Times. ;new tobk city. dee 118t th sat tn Toy Trunks, T ADIES ANDIGENTS' SADDLES. TRUNKS, Bags and 8atchels. keta in abundance, kinds. Lap Robes and Horse Blan Harness and Carriages of all McDOUG ALL 3b BOWDEN, dec7tf 114 North Front Street AT:TECbT CHRTSTMAS DINNES-CLOSE AT hand you expoct your frlends.1 When you set down to find that Turkey burnt on one -side kuu raw uu uuo oLner. T.nai tnrA na.rr nn-no mn will make some side remarks to the cook (will not mention them). She will simply remind you vfi uim vr swe. juy a oewono m iime ana save temper. .- rAKKEK TAYLO LOR. 14 tf PURE WHITE OIL. dec M, ' v-; IIIS MOTIIEJ1. SENT HIM TO BUY SOME AOS, AND IN . A fit of thoughtlessness-he forgot his errand and bought a oheap Valentlne.j Don't you make a similar mistake when wife tells von that our Farmer Girl Cook would be s alee Christmas preeeut, nuu luso a source or oonuors an the year round, and rush down to some -of onr neighbors ana Duy a Dunaie or KKy Bocsets that perish In uie usinjr. w. Jl. AliSSBMAH tU, deo 16 tf Tinners. Plumbers. Qaa Fitters, Ao. Purnitufo, NEW STOCK FOR FALL TRADE ARRIVING every day, manufactured expressly forkthls umr&eu new otyies ana ixrw races. i call and examine our extensive variety of New and Fash ionable Goods, ail made this season. ' . deoUtf Furnltei-e Dealer, No.onit. The PamHco Enterprise ' STONEWALL, K. to1 A FIRST CLASS WEEKLY PAPER, published In the GRAIN REGION ef the State. BUDsoripiion i.ou! a yearr ireajTy Advertising Sauares. 24;our Squares. t"J Ouarter Colun J4 uaiiwuunn, xoo; one Ooiumn, $100.;, No de- L.m Address, ENTERPRISE. ' MrStf . ' ' stonewalLN.a 0 .v. ROYAUFS; at v This powaer never vanes, a uubtimvi V"i"'f streagSwholeoae tnan oruinsry kihob, uiu wuiuu w "r1." zi petition with the multitude of low test snort weigh, alum or phosphate powders. SMmlyin ? . H 4 . wm W m 2 WAV V WBO Wholesale, oy awhiah vr',"oj nov 84 lv nrm toe or frm to nov 84 H0ETB CARDLIHA RESUDECES. -i , ' . . . i "One the most u$efuleries of descriptive book ever pubiunea aoovi any aane. not ion rost. - , Hdrfs Mustrial Series. Two Volumes How Beady, I. Tbe Woods and Tunoera ornons Carolina. uuros s, junmoni , sjiu xvorr Botanical Reports; supplemented by accurate County Reports of Standing Forests, and illus trated by an excellent Map of the State. 1 Volume 12mo. Cloth, 273 pp., $1.25. II. In tne Coal and Iron Conntle of NAMh .raroiina.-jmimons'. a.erra. iaia- ley's, Wilkes', and the Census Reports; supple- menvea oy lau ana woanw ueiiuum n uw Fifty-six Counties, and Map oi tne mate. 1 Volume 12mo Cloth, 425 pp.. t .50. Sold by aU BookeeUert, or mailed postpaid on receipt of the price, bp: E. J. HALS & SON. PtJBUSHXKS, BOOXSKXXEBS AHD SranoBxaa, NEW YORK; OS : RALE. Pablisber. Raleigh. N. O P. M. THE LANDMABK. PUBLISHED AT STATES VILLE, IREDELL Cv "V 'I 1 IS THE ' Leading Hewipaper in Western Nr-th Carolina. It is the onlv Demooratlo Pauer oubliahed m Iredell County one of the largest and wealthiest counties in the State and has attained a larger local circulation than any paper ever heretofore published in tbe oounty. Its circulation in Alexander, Wilkes. Ashe, Alle- iny. xaaBOn, Davie ana ireaeu, is larger tnan t of any two papers in v any two papers in the State combined: and is rapidly acqumng a strong rootnoia m rorsyxne aDidlv acouiring a strong rc Surry. Rowan and western Mecklenburg. It la the only paper In Western North Carolina that employs a Rxeumt Cahyassiks Aexirr.and thus keep constantly before the people, unacr this system a rapidly Increasing circulation Is the reSUit, maring UU LHSXAKX. THE BEST ADVERTISING MEDxUU CRN NORTH CAROLINA Address 'LANDMARK,- 8UtesvUle N. ? Favetteville Qtserver. rN THURSDAY. FEBRUARY THE undersigned will revve the pa ion of tbe FAYETTBVLLLB OBSERVER. YBTTE The Obssbvxb will be a large 28-column weekly newspaper, and will be mailed to subscribers, postage paid, at $8 per annum, always in ad vance, it will give the news of the day tn as ample form as its space will permit, and both re gular and occasional correspondents will contri bute letters from the Capital on State politics and affairs. Democratic in politics, the Obsxbvxb will la bor, first of all, to assure the prosperity of the Town of FayettevQle, to develop the vast agri cultural reeouroes of its own and the neighbor ing counties, and to promote all that concerns the welfare of the people of North Carolina. Opposed to such Innovations on the homely ways of onr fathers as, in the guise of progress, barm society, the Obsxbvxb will be found in full sympathy with the new thingr torn of the changed condition of the South- which sound Judgment or enlightened experience find to be also good. - As to the rest : tt win strive to deserve the re putation of the name It Inherits. -febStf E. J. HALE. Jr. w TTmwjT it n .. . i . n .. JulerCilalll) UllCL X 8XH16r. TUHUMHKH WEEKLY AT MARIONySO Urn CAB OLINA It has a large and increasing circulation in the heart of the Pee Dee oeuatry. the best Cotton section of the two 8tates. : A, It is a desirable medium of communication with both the Merchant and Farmers of this section, and particularly with those of .Marlon and Marlboro Counties. It is therefore the paper for the Business Men of Wilmington. - J. D.'McLUCAS, aeoB tf . Proprietor The Marion Star, OLDEST NEWSPAPER 'PUBLISHED IN the Pee Dee section, one of the wealthiest and most prosperous in the State, offers to Com mission and wholesale Merchants and Manufac turers, and to those who have adopted the plan of soiling by sample, an exoellent medium of com municatlon with a Luge and influential onus of merchants, mechanics, planters and naval store men. whose patronage Is worth solicitation. Ad vertisements and Business Cards Inserted on llbe ral terms. . - Address THE STAB oot 8 tf . Marlon 8. 0 The Central Protestant A WEEKLY RELTQIOF8 AND FAMILY NEWS- Apaper and the Organ cf the MSthedist Protes- tauit Church in North Clbia, Is published at Greensboro. N. C. Terms. $8 00 per anntun,Tn advanoe. The eligibility of its location, the number and activity of its agents, and the ooastantly increas ing demand for it among the mora solid classes of rea4ersvartoua seotions,glve the CENTRAL PROTESTANT peculiar claims upon the patron age of the advertising public. Terms rery favor able. Consult your business Interest, and address the editor - , . ! J."L. M7CSATJX, tin. - . , - ' : xne xsiDiicai recorder PUBLISHED. BT . ', V " .' ' Edwardi, Bronghtoin & Co. .V.t I . RAXEiaH, N. a ' VKV. C. T. BAILEY, Editor. f J. REV. C. S. FAREISS, Associate Editor. Organ of IM'Cai EVERY BAPTIST SHOULD TAKE IT As an Advertising Medium Unsurpassed. Only $a.00 Per ; " Address - BIBLICAL RECORDER, dee98tf JNO. W. GORDON. Raleigh, N. a JOS. P. SMITH. The Person CotmjrrNews, ' Published at ROXBORO. N. . , WttlTAKim & GIBBONS, nl Sf S has -the largest circulation bt an KMk0. to the ImetobLSo " ,v VfCUUiALUU ?-: . -. v - 0 iT - lvt $5. Shares In proportldD' 1 : jnisiaia state Lottery Gomjany. , iJlZJrJnlhjf.TrmlMv and Betni-Annual rangements for nraieinat of T) Tin nerton mancm and contui MM trowing; hmtstv. rmrnest, ana tn --, Om aMwmttitrriz thi Company to vtetMt ur Vf&MaoZmUu of our signatures attaelud tn it adwriisements. J s : , -commUaloneriA Incorporated in 1868 for 25 years by the Legis lature for Educational and Charitable purposes with a capital of $1,000,000 to which a reserve -,a n ciuu) nnn haa ainnA hAAn sdded. i- - By an overwneimmg popular vuuo u uuu was maae a pan or tne preeeiu bim mu wmiwu . A 1WunttiA,M A. Tt. 1879. ltUVlff?u Mvyrs "- ' Z - , - . The only uxurv ever voiea on ana owwiw "v OupeovUof any State '? TT NEVER SCALES OR POSTPONES. ITS GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DRAWINGS TAKE PLACE MONTHLY A SPLENDID OPPOnTUNITY TO wrw a irnBTTTNR. FIRST GRAND DRAW TNG. CLASS A, IN THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC, AT NEW tORLEANS, TUESDAY, January 13, 1885 176 til Monthly Drawing. CAPITA!. PRIZE, 875.000.- "100,000 Tickets at Five Dollare Each Fraction In Finn in Proportion. LIST OF PRIZES. 1 Capital Prize... 1 Capital Prize... 1 Capital Prize... $75,000 25,000 10,000 12,000 2 Prizes of $6000 . 5 Prizes of 2000 10,OOXk 10 Prizes of 1000 IO'22t 20 Prizes of 500 10,000 100 Prizes of 200. 20,000 800 Prizes of 500 Prizes of 1000 Prizes of 100... 60... 25... 80,000 25,000 25,000 APPROXIMATION PRIZES. 9 Approximation Prizes of $750 9 Approximation Prizes of 500. . 9 Approximation Prizes of 250 . . . 6.750 . ... 4,500 ... 2,250 26V500 I J967 Prizes, amounting to. . Applications ror rates to ciuos snouia oniy oe made to tne omoe oi ine ixmpany in sxe w - Iaatm. For further information, write clearly, giving full address. POSTAL MOTES, Express Money Orders, or New York Exchange in ordinary letter, Currency by Express (all sums of $5 and npwan at our expense) aaaressr a M. A. DAUPHIN. New Orleans, ! or BI. A. DAUPHIN, 607 Serentn St., lraanlnston, D.C. "' Make P. O. Money OrdefOavable and address Registered Letters to 1TEW ORLEANS NATIONAIi BANK. New Orleans, Ia. deol7D4W2aw4w we sat ASK YOUR GROCER FOR AND BREAKFAST DACOTJ. "WiJ QEBTTJINB tmjt BEARING OUR PATtKTtO TRADEMARKS, a utt WTALUO SEAU, ATTAOMEO TOTHt BTRINO, AMD THt STRIPCO CANVAS, AS IN THK OUT. deo 3 ly wed sat! dec S Raleigh Register. Early in February as soon as the printers re ceive the neeessary material -the publication of tne RALEIGH REGISTER, a North Carolina Demooratlo newspaper, wiH be commenced. The Rxsistkb wOl be printed weekN until the great political campaign of 1884 begins. It will then be issued twice a week, or as often as may be useful or necessary to the Demooratlo party tn North Carolina. It will be printed from new and beautiful type, on good white paper, and though it may not be huge enough to hold all at once all the good things that glowing prospoot- usob Buiueumes promise, yet ine application OI a 1 thorough knowledge of how to use them will put i mw iw.uun,r-(wo oroaa columns au tne news, I much good reading, and atsomplete history of I what is done tn North Carolina. fr. Hauwlll be editor of the RxsnrrxB. The price of the RxaisTxa will be S3 a vearr xl for six months. Pay for your home paper, and then remit for the Bxeisraa. Those who remit to uua omoe wiu receive as v . . A PRTXniTU f either volume ordered of "Hale's Industrial Se ries." Two volumes are novr ready: Tex Woods axs Tmxxa or North Cabouwa. Curtis's, Emmons', and Kerr's Botanical Re- ports, trapplemented by accurate County Ke- ulTuotFAZ Cloth. 873 rD 11.25 UTDCSTKIXS OF NOBTH CABOT INA IX Tn CoAr. asd Iroh Coxranxs. Emmons, Kerr's, Laid leyx, Wilkes, and the Census Reports; supple mented by full and accurate sketches of the jnry-six vounnes. ana Hap of the State. 1 volume izmo. Clow, 425 pp.. S1.60. Address RALEIGH REGISTER. JanlSD&Wtf Raleigh. N. a The Robesonian, Published every Wednesday In Lumberton, N. C By W. W. McDIARMID, HAS THE LARGEST CIRCULATION AND THE . . . sjKt advertising patronage of any paper In the State. It now has over eight hundred sub scribers in Robeson oounty alone, besides a gen eral circulation in the counties of Moore, Cum berland, Bladen, Columbus, Richmond, and In rtStonjS sSutS SroW " I m 1 kuw jujuimog counties, juanon, Marlboro and lan 34 U The Home Journal, PUBLISHED EVERT FIATydSTOQ At Warrenton4 IT. c JOHN W. HICKS, "V EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR. WiS'SLiSte??? m tte equntles of t Terms 1.60 a year in advanch. "- , . Ad. ss . tub HOMBJormwiT: auStf g Warrenton. N- a The Cotton Plant. ' An 8-page 40-column Agricnltural Journal, tw only paper tn South Carolma published exchtHiSZ faweinterest of the Fiirmer and MannfaotoSr Boutin"1 deaPe8tAeriotur. -SfM :'4 i , ONLY CO CE5TTS A. TEA 1 ' The official organ of the State Cteaaee. 1 nd toaest. farmeln the State V ; ' Address . . w. J. Vnwire t.t. - - - . Manon. S.O. lincolnSBress; ; PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY At" LINOOLN. Jj. ' Tt)N,Nil0Wj::rf: By JOHN a TIPTON, Ed' and Proper. ltedinmtUt,e S, e TAdverttetag LiS5 -l??1 Nor Carolina. It nasi arge and steadilv innmaafno .t . ."r 8olon $i.Bo per annun.ntf' For the HoHdays. extra bargains AT- W. KI. KATZ'S, 116 Market St. Black Silks at 60c, 75c, $1.00 S1.25 per yard. Cashmeres, all shades, from 12ic Tip; Ladies' Cloth Tricot Reps. Flannels, Dolmans, Shawls, Blankets, Spreads, very low. Ladies, Gents and Children's Under wear. 2000 Handkerchiefs, from-3c up. Table Lineni, Towels. Napkins, at ex- traordinary low prices. Velvets and Velveteens, all shades. THOUSANDS OP ARTICLES too numeroas to mention, bought below Manufacturers' cost, and SELLING LOWER THAN EyER BEFORE. BA call will convince my patrons that for XMAs GIFTS it is ECONOMY to buy something tiseftil as well as desirable of ar. m. katz, dec7tf 116 MARKET ST. FREE DISTRIBUTION "YyB HAD DECIDED TO GIVE EVERT BOY and girl in Wilmington A PRE SENT this Christ mas, but have now decided to give presets fa 'the boys alone, both white and colored. Next year we will look out for the girls. The manner in which these presents will be distributed will be announced later. WE ARE READY TO SERVE YOU WITH FDLL LINE OF . IMAS GOODS., R0YSTER S CANDIES 1 I IN THE GREATEST QUANTITY. Mince Meat, Plum Pudding, Keufchatel Cheese, Bretzek P. L. Bridgers & Co., 110j Nortb Front St. deo 14 DAW tf Christmas is Coming ! AND -WE Are Laying1 in a Stock or FIRECRACKERS COCOA-NUTS, I A And Other Holiday Goods. farOrder early and avoid the!rush and prob able detention. , ' " . ADRIAN dc VOLLERS, WHOLESALE GROCERS, dec 5 tf S. E. cor. Dock and Front Sts. Flour. Flonr. Flour. RAA Bbls FLOUR, our Choice Brands, Gold Medal, Electric Light, Home Comfort, For sale low py deo 14 tf G. W. WILLIAMS it CO". Hplasses. Molasses. FgQ Hhds ?orto Rloo H0LA8SE8, VjQQ Rbls . do . ..do j BbJsHew Crop N. a MOLASSES, . For sale low by deo 14 tf G. W. WILLIAMS A CO. ;.Bacont Lard, Salt. -' 50 ?xeB D s'CrB-sn)ES' 300 0 SiM5k8 LiTenKK1 and Kne SALT' ' decil4ts r3ILLIAM8 Jt Oftgr Clieese,Crackers,Candy 50 80X68 Choi'3'e CREAM CHEESE, ? J0 RoJ CRACKERS, ' - 50 50X68 CANDY. 'decMtf JorBawnjJAMsacaL 9 To tKeTPuBlic. CLAIM NO EXCixrSlVl RIGHT, BUT have the DUPFY MALT WHISKEY at less than tlM per quart at the "QBM.'J deo-11 tf WILL WB8T. . -Hew Eive Hullets. i BARRELS FINE NJtWBIYER MULLETS just reoived from tbe fishery.for sale lw. Also, MO BOXES CHOICE BRANDS OF TO BACOOrto be sold at factory prices. , i 8AM,LBBAB,Sb., :dee7tf 18 Market Street.
Wilmington Morning Star (Wilmington, N.C.)
Standardized title groups preceding, succeeding, and alternate titles together.
Dec. 19, 1884, edition 1
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