North Carolina Newspapers

'4 ' The Morning Star, VVM. Hi BEXUb ARB. PUBLISHED DAILY EXCEPT JtONDA 8 i Hi TEA OT BTTBSCBIPnO IH ADTA.HC. O xe Tear, (by Mail PMUl r? 00 4 00 Turee Months." - - 8 001 Two Months, " 1 60 -f - . 70 To City Snbserfbera, delivered ts any part of the City, iDnn cxxrs per wee, our city Amnta are not authorized to oollect tor more than three months tt advance. vitered at the Post Offioe at Wilmington, N. GL, as Second daw Matter. . ; . rfoRNING EDITION. The dry goods stores of P, W. Thornton urnl Ihe jewelry store of Warren Prior & Son, at Fajetteviile,' N.'. C. burned iloss about , $75,000. atorJngalls, of Kansas, has been tenorninated for. re-election. Rear Admiral Powell, retired, died yesterday.; ' - - The faiMre of John . J. Cisco & Co. depressed prices at the New, York Stock Exchange f to 2 .'per cent" The House committee on Military Af fairs, by a vote of 8 to 2, refused to report favorably the bill passed, by the Senate for the retirement of Gen. Grant. iV The Department of ' Agriculture reports the erain yield of the opuntry,;for .1884 as the largest ever.recor&l -otalttrj tou receipts 3.027.179 Wea.V Business -4 failures for the past week . in the TJn ted States numbered i 882. - The Demo cratic caucus at Raleigh, N. C. renomi nated Senator Vance by acclamation. New York markets: Money 12 per cent. ; cotton quiet at llvl-16cll 5-18c; south em flour yery firm at $3 405 50; wheat, : ungraded red8797c; corn. No. 2 January 52i52Jc; rosin firm at $1 251 30; spirits, turpentine dull at ZH82c It takes an 8$ hat for Senator Gar land ;-, .' . ' ' '' Reports from Albany . are to the effect that Morton is losing ground and that Senator BvartsV will" pro bably be i elected. : On last Thursday of the 38 States of. the Union 23 had Democratic Governors. There are now 31 Legis- I Matures in session. ! We are delighted to see it men toned in a Washington letter that it is by no means certain that the Grant bill will pass the House.. - - A friend writes us from Raleigh that - the "salary matter iallosing ground," and may be , postponed. The times are very hard, and it may "V i - -t- - J be bi t terlo? postpone. . t " ; v Of the Senate Advisory Committee the Washington correspondent of the Richmond State writes: ' "'The Nefr Tok 'World? report of an 'Advisory Board? of Southern Senators for the purpose of supervising appointments is flatly denied by the statesmen mentioned as member of the alleged 'committee.' " AV. ' D. Bynum,' a- rery pronounced Tariff Reformer, was elected in the Indianapolis District by over 1,500 majority. This District gave Gar field 2,400 in. 1880. Mr. Bynum dis cussed the Tariff thoroughly in all of his speeches. ...: . ; - ; The New York :TForiJ sayjf of the debate in the Senate on the Sher- man Davis controversy: : j " Mr Va'icCroooynces the old woman's s'o.y ioi i 'h a blabbliag . General as tr. u dJj Uiai wrd carries conviction i h it: s , fa Jtff ; PvL on trl?ii? 1 the Souther u Confederacy on trial?,. Is not the only trial eoiaxon the trial of a lot of un scrupulous Republican; partisans, enraged . a, defeat, to tear open the closea wounds or our unhappy civil war! . . . The New York Tmes, Republican, takes the sensible and iutt iew of tlu: SrH-rman-Davis affair. It says: ; r - - 1 - i ; ' Piniiily enough, the Senate has no more business with the controversy bet ween Gen. Shcrmad and Jefferson Davis lhan.it has with the controversy between Gen. 'Wash ington and 'Conway's cabal. "j At the same time those who spoke said what every body knew they must say if they said any thiu Nobml can have expected them to confess that their motives in taking up arms were not good. Nobody" would think any the betier f them if tney made that confes sion. Such a confession would con vtrt their blunder into a crime and them selves into self-convicted criminals. fr ! . f The Northern papers admit that there is an immense increase of crime in Maine, wliere 'the anti-liquor law prevails. The Boston Ioit says: v ' The Attorney General states that there were 1,145 criminal prosecutions last year, exclusive of a great number which were of a minor character and did. not get beyond the jurisdiction of a local court. Eleven persons were -prosecuted .if or murder,' and live were sentenced to death, one of whom was a woman. Two murders, we believe, have been" 'committed since the Attorney General's report was made. - If Maine were a border State, with a confessed reputation for lax laws and loose morals, her criminal record would not attract public attention to any great extent." ; ' The Washington "correspondent of the Charlotte Observer writes on the 13th as follows; V"--, " "It is reported here from private sources. but upon apparently - reliable i authority from New, York, that Gen.. 'Alfred Mr Scales, the Governor elect of North Caro lina, is to be appointed Postmaster General ;. m t j -i .1.1 a. - ... Gen. Scales would make. afrl "excel lent official and would do ctedit; to himself and the State. Thoroughly; honest, painstaking, t a man of sound judgment, and attentive to business he would, fill the office indicated ad mirably.;7;.;: Vances speeoh ih reply to Sher$ian is much praised; by s6nf JSw pa-f 1: YOL. XXXV.-Nb. 9?; pera north of State 8ays US. . The Richmond i "Our-Vance, upon whom the people of Virginia look as their representative in tie United States Senate, made a speech in re ply to'the attacks of Republicans upon TSx. Davis and the South whieh is fully eqaal to any of his best efforts hitherto, andj in which his f riefids in Virginia feel that Uey ; have a right to snare the pride of tleir . pretnren oi tue um .North State." I : ' - ' THE MASONS Beat the Leeialatnre 1y Heldlnar ' j;- ; ; t Raleigh Chronicle, : I Tuesday evening the well attended Grand Lodge of Masons met in Ma-' some Hall. ; . Grand Master Robert Bingham delivered an address fifteen minutes long and Jfnll of instruction and suggestions." - J r ' , - ; TCapti A.-H. A. Williamsone 6f Ihft Roard .of -Directors bt ihp Orphftn! Asy mm, ; made a report embracing the report . of Dr. . JB.-F. Dixon, the Superintendent. ?Dr. Dixon's report shows that the total receipts for the year were $14,253.70; disbursements $12,589.42, leaving a balance on hand, of $1,664.28. . . ', j Seventy-two orphans-- have" been admitted during the year, and forty four have been discharged, , which leaves 153 now at the ' Asylum. Dr. Dixon, in concluding his report, pay s a compliment to the ladies who, by aid societies, have been of great service by the asylum, and suggested such action on the part of the Grand Lodge as would secure the aid of the ladies throughout the State. Mr. P. H. Busbee offered the following reso lution, which was adopted: t Jiesolved, That a special commit tee of .five be appointed to prepare and report to the Grand Lodge for the formation of a visiting committee of ladies, and for the organization of; aid societies for the help of the or phan asylum, as suggested in the address of the GrandMaster and the report of the superintendent. Ihe following gentlemen were ap pointed on the committee : ' Thomas S. Kenan, Rev. R C. PhilUps, B. VY. Hatcher Dr. L. Harrell and F. B. Mace.1 - . Yesterday the Grand Lodge had a morning, afternoon and evening ses sion, appointed its Btanding commit tees, and considered much other work looking to the good of the Or der in the State. Last night the fol lowing Grand Officers were elected for the ensuing year: Fabius H. Bus- bee, Grand Master; Charles H. Rob inson, Deputy Grand Master; Samu el H. Smith, Senior Grand Warden; a, A. Gudger, Junior Grand War den ; William E. Anderson, Grand eaaiuet , Poaald W. Bava, iiraad retary. Spirits Turpentine New Berne Journal:. Four hun dred and seventy-five pupils are now en- rolled in the Uradea school oi xiew Uerne. Carthage Gazette: The farm ers of Duplin county do not agree with the Governor in his message with regard to raising the salaries of public officers. They say the times are too hard for it. Charlotte Democrat: An Irish man, named Garrison, who escaped from the stockade some time ago, on Tuesday returned to his old quarters to finish out bis term, finding outside living hard to obtain. ; Greenville Standard: A house belonging to Mr. John Weeks, near Spring Hill, was destroyed by fire on Tuesday night. It was a cottage-built house, with two entrances, and keorosene oil was pour ed around them and lighted, causing the house to Ignite. - Tarboro Southerner : The W. & W- .Railroad, it is said, has purchased eight acres of land , at Rocky Mount, upon which wiU be built the repair shops for the road. In a few weeks trains will run from Richmond to Wilmington, and this point win oe me. reiay stawon ior ireignt trains. - Last Thursday Mr; J . D. Cor don, who Superintends the hauling depart ment or Mr. J. L. savage, naa ms leg just above the ankle crushed and broken m a. manner that will certainly impair the use fulness of that limb, and probably . make it shorter than the other member.' A well educated North Carolina youth has been in Baltimore swindling North Carolinians in that city. The BaUi morean says: The youth had nothing to say in his defence and was held for a fur ther hearing on Thursday next, the 15th. He is an intelligent, nne loosing young man. and very respectable and genteelly dressed, wearing a $60 overcoat, when ar- res tea. lie nas naa s inorouga euucaiwn a . - - i j i a a.: at Bingham School, N. C, and was about to enter the ofiflce of a prominent lawyer ih Raleigh, N. C, to prepare himself for the legal profession. V ; o .; - : ' .," ; Asheville Advance: One of the saddest tragedies that has yet fallen to our duty to record was enacted at the residence of. Rev. lu M. Pease; in the suburbs of the eitv. about 6.80 o'clock yesterday evening. A vourig man by the name of Frank Du- rand, from New Jersey, ; an invalid," who has been spending several-: weeks in this county, in the hope of recuperating his health, committed suicide bv shooting him self through the head with a pistol, the bail entering the right temple, between the eye and ear, lodging near the left eye, having rjassed almost through the head. The un fortunate . victim was a confirmed dys peptic. .; . - .. ' -. , '., ; . . Raleioh Chronicle: FverV dav there is a reasonably large number of peti tions for appointment, chiefly to Federal offices, handed around in the legislature to secure the signatures of -the members, r Mr. Murchison. of Cumberland, has easily taken the humorist's laurels so far. .When, he rises, beneath his 'rosebud of a mous tache an enchanting smile plays, and, the dignity of the House passes into a grin. - Card: -We;, the i undersigned, .have talked over the aublect matter of recent publications in our respective papers, and with pleasure state that any seeming reflec tions are hereby 'Withdrawn. R." AI Shot-1 "well, a . A. AbeLRaleigh,N; 0. "Janua CHntonan?2Hohh Bass, of Halls Township, aged , 84, went .,--f- Twree r, :- WILMIN.GTON, deer hunting . last week. -v He, ,3umped'ti three and succeeded in , killing one. , Mr. J. A. King informs us that a pepper blant In Han's township yielded last season L030 pods of pepper.-: -A'reaV many negroes are leaving this section fir the tur-r pentina iorests ot oeorgiaT Uied, suddenly of -heart disease, at his home, three miles west oi tjlinton, eany Tuesaay morning., the 18th InsL, Mr, David J. Ches- nutt, aged about 60. years. Died, ... at his home seven miles southeast of Clinton, after a brief illness ' Mr.' WUllam-Wright BeU, aged itortrWjwi;? m Charlotte Observer no. Braggs new paper is to called the -Evening Bead-; tight, and wttl come next vyeek. -rr- Mr. SVW Bailey, a son of VBaUey. of Mecklen-: urg," has engaged-tn the journalistic pro fession,; and is now city editor of the Hons-. onxteYDcaGhrqnite.r, -Mr. XT. Rich, of Harrisbuxgi. in tearing. down' some bid houses last Mpaday,;made a. find that Caused a thrUL of delight, toT pass through his frame, the find being nothing less than , a bae of trold to the amount )f :$80. The old was fquhd sepreted m- the chimney of annul house uattood n the -land oi uer late Zeke Johnston and must have remained in its hiding place for many years. - W elddh JVa.'.Died4 at his res dence, on Monday last,' after a protracted' lllneaa. G. V. Hardee, at an advanced age. Mr. Hardee 'was a good citizen and a chart- table neighbor: We learn that a peti tion is being circulated and largely signed in Halifax, township .praying tne ijegisia- ture to pass a no-fence law for that town ship and petitions have also been sent to other townships in the county for signa tures for the same purpose, j - Jennie Branchcombe, colored, who cooks fqr Mr. J. T: Evans,; in making a fire Tuesday morning poured kerosene on the wood to hasten the flame, and set the oil can on the hearth near the fire. - After a few minutes the can exploded and set fire, to her cloth ing, burning her severely before it could be extinguished. Nearly all the surface of her body was burned, and she is not expected to recover..? . --. .. . Goldsboro Messenger: There is a movement on foot to organize a colored fire company in this place under the organi zation of the Goldsboro Fire Company No. 1. The cotton gin, -press and grist mill of Mr. D. T. Carr. at Rose Hill. Du plin county, .were destroyed by fire on Monday last. We are informed that a telegraph office has been established at Du plin Roads, on the Vf.& W. Railroad, with Mr. W. O. Lipscomb,' of Enfield, as ope rator. We regret to hear of the death of the wife'of Joseph Ward, Esq.. a Prom inent Justice of the Peace, and for a long tune a member of the Inferior Court of Duplin county. ' On a" recent dark night one of our citizens was passing along Market street, and when opposite Mr. Robert Edgerton's residence the front gate suddenly but noiselessly swung open, and punched turn directly in his stomach- Tne citizen was armed with a paper bag con taining two dozen eggs, and thinking that he had been assailed by a footpad, he struck the gate a vicious blow with the bag;, painting the gate a new color, and demolishing the eggs. When the unhappy man reached home his astonished family could only recognize him by his voice, for the yolks of the broken egzshad done their work, and changed his appearance to that of a Mongolian. - fT1 n Hi CD I T IVBV ADVEHTISEnBNTH. : M oh 8on Merchant tailoring, Wifc H. Gbkbr Garden seed. Hexksbebqer Bridal presents. J. C. Stevenson Poultry, etc. J. C. Mxraros High Rock Water. W. E. Davis & Son White Shad. Frank Huffman Dime Museum. Pbnspecttjs The. Western Tribune. lineal uou. Receipts of cotton yesterday 253 bales. New moon (not full moon) yes teiday morning. The fag end of the Texas storm, reported Thursday as moving in this dire ca tion, reached here last night. The weather yesterday was mild and spring-like, though somewhat stormy. There was also rain at intervals. The ther. momeler was up to 70. . ' At the First Baptist' Church, Sunday night, the -pastor will preach on the subject of 'Hard Times. " After the sermon the ordinance of baptism will be administered ? k-?.-.- ' - ' -' The war on poll tax-delinquents is being waged with unabated vigor, and there is en absolute reign of terror among those, who have hitherto1 failed to attend to this important matter; r . . , - - . - - - . Messrs! W. E. Davis & Son re ceived a message by carrier-pigeon yester day that the first white shad of the season had been taken out of the trap at their fishery during the morning. . The Olympic; Pleasure Club, a colored organization, gave a hop at Min nie's Hall last night. This' club was or ganized by Jesse W. McDonald, formerly of Fayetteville, for'the pleasure and benefit of the colored people. ; . .. , , 't' - We are in receipt of a ticket to the Inaugural Ban complimentary, to Hon- Alfred M. Scales, to take place at Tucker Sail, Raleigh, on Wednesday evening, Jan, 21st." The officers are John T. McRae, : President; t). H. ,Fosterf Vice President; B. G,1 Cowper, Secretary and Treasurer. Governing Committee G. C. Leach, T. H. MiUer, Ernest Haywood, R. B. Raney, W. P. Batchelor.r ... .' f The Fire Teat erday Sfornlns. j The alarm of fire yesterday morning, be tween 3 and 4 o'clock, was caused by the burning of a wood shed on .the premises of Mr."' C. C.' Parker,' . southwest corner of Sixth and Wooster streets. Mr. Parker, who is 'a painter by trade, , had some tools destroyed i iat- the : shedJ vlHis' beautiful grounds and plants and vfihtbbery were badly drnaged: V tW,1oss , is estimated at froin $300 to $400. upon wbich; there was: !noinaurahce;The; fire department was prompt, as usual: and saved ; the surround 1ug5'pjpTjie'faBfia(y hre ino'ldesi how thereSriginated: Therehad been no firelp thebhilding- " V f NJ C, SATJETRDAYJ JANXfAET:'174885'J C navorfftConrt. ... , -...:- I The only case for the Mayor's considera- I tion vesterdav morning was that of Henry 1 TTndflon. a strancrer"' Who made Ah assault I npoh his wife in the neighborhood of Front I ana juoerry;streeis,. on lnuraaay aiier-t i noon.'. :lt seems that he was very abusive ill his language toa gentleman whaxpos-J tutated, with him in regard to his treatment of his wife, even threatening violencoupon him. He was arrested and taken! Id the station house and his wife acoonsDanied I him, , Both were- under the influence of I . . ... . I dnnK. ana tne. man. gave every. inaicauou i of being a. desperate feUow. . Both man and wife were sent across ther river in charge of an officer, they " having intimated a desire to go to Charleston, where the woman "says her husband has a brother, and judgment having, been suspended in the s case. ;- f :, . 4 :.-31 Archbishop jfames Gibbons arrived here rom "JBaltimore Thhrsdaynlght,' ccomr panied ;by his private secretary; Revv JST W. Caughey. They are the guests of Col. F. W. Kerchner. ! ' .'"'' Bishop Northrop was expected last night. Rev. Hark B. Gross' is the guest of IV H. Darby,: Esq., during j his stay in WUnUng- ion.; -;' .-r.i . ' - ... ,;.,-. Rev. W. H. Lewis, of the Diocese of Pittsburg, the new Rector of St. James' Episcopal Church of this city, who is to preach bis - first 'sermon there tomorrow, was expected to arrive last- nigh), and will be the guest of Mr. J. H. Boatwright. Dr. S. So Satchwell; of Pender, was in , 1 . A. 1 J J . tue city ycBieruay. ( Hon. A, A. McKoy, of this judicial dis trict, was here yesterday on a brief visit. ' In the Field- : We itemized the fact a day or two ago of the bagging of sixty birds by Dr. Pritchard, and that they were put tap at the Baptist Festival Tuesday night and sold for $6. We understand now thai though the Doc lor did "bag" them, as stated, he was as sisted by Rev. Mr. Groome, a Methodist minister of Mt. Olive, and Mr. J. A.Eng; lish of ther same place in the work of "slaughtering the innocents.'' By the way, our informant states that Mr. English is the fortunate possessor of one of the finest pointer dog in tha country, and he "hies" to the name of Ned. The birds bagged were partridges. Polo on Skates. ; A game of polo on skates was the attrac tion at the. City Hall last night. There were eleven innings played, between the Red Stockings and the Blue Stockings, of which the Red scored six and the Blue five. After the conclusion of the game there was some fancy skating by Capt Bestow, which was very good There was a fair crowd of spectators in atteodapee, considering' the bad weather, v j ' A New AUraeUoat i Huffman s Dime Museum is a new at traction in our city. R is located at No. 15 Market street, north side, between Front and Water. The proprietor claims for it thar it is the best show in existence for the small price of admission. Families are especially called upon to patronize it. This afternoon at 3 o'clock there will be a per formance especially for schoolchildren. The Tiger. The tiger from this jungles of Pender was on exhibition yesterday at the shooting gallery near the Front street, market, , ten cents being the price of admission charged. As in the case of a side-show at a circus, a man stood at the door and proclaimed "Ten cents will show you-the ; big black tiger walk in. gentlemen !" An ITnaueeeBSful Bald. A thief went into the, yard pf Mr. D. Shehan, Thursday night, and was after his chickens, when Mrs. S. discovered him and went out to protect her property, where upon the intruder pushed or knocked her down and made his: escape, leaving a hat behind, which was taken to the City Hall! . me owaer can get u ou appucauou. tVlli' be Fortheomlna;. We learn that a gentleman from this city has received a letter from Hon. R. T. Ben nett, Congressman from this District, in which he states that the matter of the pro posed road to, the National cemetery will be attended to, and intimates that there will be no doubt that an appropriation for the same Will be forthcoming. The malls close and! arrive at the City Pott Offioe as follows: jj, i - CLOSE. Northern through malls, fast.. ........ 7i80P. M Northern through and way mails. . . . . .' 8KX) A. M Raleigh........ .....6:45P.M. 8:00 A. M. Mails for the N. C. Bauroad, and , rnnfata mnmlied therefrom inelndimr - ! A. AN. C. Railroad, at. ,.70 P. M. & 8KM A. M. Snnthern mails for all nolnta South. AaAW ...v 8.-00 P.M. "Western mails (C C. Railway) dally lexoeptouuuajr.. ........ Kiur.a, Allpoints between Hamlet and Raleigh 6:15 P. M. Mail for Cberaw and Darlington Sail-- -road .i.......... ......,....; .8MP.lt . i . a v - - . ... . n Mails for pomubetweenFlorenceand ' - j - cnarieston ... fj-...... v. ...Tiw Fayetteville, and offices on Cape Fear River, Tuesdays and Fridays..-..... Fayetteville, via C. C. S. B., daily, ex- ; un. SnndftTB....V-.' ....-. uiii cms V Onslow C H. and intermediate offices, Tuesdays and Fridays. ...... Smithyille mails, bv steamboat, daily (exoept 8nndays).i.V..;. ...... Kails for Easy HiUrTownCreek, Shal ; lotte and Little River, Tuesdays and. '. Fridays.. hPmRDELmRY: unc Hnnaaya..... 8:15 P. M. 6.-00 A. M. 8A)A.M. 80 P.M. 8:30 A.M. Northern thro' and way mails. .. 7MA.nt Southern mails. Carolina Cent'RaQroad.. -v. .8:45A.M, , . . . .j ...V.v-7.80 A.M. ': . Stamp Offlee pien from 7.80 A. M. to C P. M. Honey Order and Register ; Department open 8fl0 A.M. to 50 P. M, continuous 1 Carriers delivery open on Sunday from 830 to ;:30 A.X. ..hy-p-f -! Malls collected Jrom street: boxes Irom bust ' sees1 portion of city at S A.VL, llflO AX and 550 P.HV; from othet parts of the eity at 8 PJL : ) General delivery open from? AM. to 6.O0 P.M." and on Sundays front 8:80 to 9 flCt A. M.' Railroad tlme 75th meridian.; weatner uoieatiena. ! The foHowing are the indicatibnB for lo day i i For the South 'AfiandStaW.'cloudy weather and local talus;ffstationary t tem- vciafcUc iouww vj. uw southerly wmasrgenerany hiftrngto norfh- westerly, being high on ooast, and severe' local storms in GeofjjlaV BlVEK and MARINE.' I 8chT.-E. Arculariui, . Marsten, from s. fr Rockland, for thia'por sailed. from Dutch T1iMjrtTaKM:w Tmml-1 ;.4i:.v,:.M;r-vi;-' ,.4 . Ger. barque ''W'Perieberg, sailed' AT 77 . j port January 14. o ?SSSS-m.- from! Jilverpool for this . . Quarterly mieetlDze ; First' Round for the Wilmineton 'Dis trict of the Methodist E. Church,. South: is : cokesbury Circuit, at Betjiamy, January I7andl8. ' "J J i Bladen Circuit,, at CentrertJanuary 24 and f Elizabeth Circuit, at EJ&ffbethtown; JBn;- nary 31 and February 1,- ... , .- . .. f WilmingtOB, at Front street, February Carvers Creek Circuity at Libertyk Feb ruary 14 and 15. . wacctnnaw Mission, at Bethel, February 1 A 10 T Whitevffle Circuit," at WhiteviUe. Feb ruary I and 22. ! 1 Topsail Circuit, at Scott's, HilUFebruary 28 and March l: ' ' t - - - Duplin Circuit, at Kenansville, March 7i and 8. - . '. Onslow Circuit at Tabernacle. March 14 and 15. :, :: Brunswick Circuit. atlConcord. March m anu . - - The-District Stewards will meet at the Front Street Church in Wilmington at 11 0 clock a. m., on the 4th of February? JTAUlt. J. JAttliAYY AX,irfi ; Presiding Elder, CIXX, ITEMS. The Great Southern Bemedy. BOSADAIJS onres Scrofula. Rheumatism.. White swelling, uont, Goitre, Consumption, Bronchitis, Nervous Debility, Malaria, and all diseases of a kindred nature arising from an im pure condition or tne Diooa. Alter pnystouuu nave iauea o care, a aingie ootue oi kusa- daub seems to effect saoh a marked change as to trlve new hone and life. Read this letter: ' I have been a great sufferer with Inflammatory uneumansm ior tne last twelve montna. .1 was- lndaced to try your preDaratlon. Rosatlalis. and I have been greatly benefited. My . hands and feet are Btlll enlarged, bat I feel so mnoh better that I want to continue taking the E08AD AXIS. ttenoDotn, va.- : mkh. x. uahvie. . Wm. H. Green, AgenUWumington, N. C. FORTY TEARS' EXPERIENCE OF AN OLD NURSE Mrs. Wlnalow's Soothimr 8vrcro la the prescription of one of the best Female Physicians and Nurses in the United States, and has been used for thirty years with never falling safety and the feeble Infant of a week old to the adult. It dt minions ox mowers ana cnuaren.1 corrects acidity of the stomachs relieves wind fcolic, regulates the bowels, and gfves rest, health ana comtorc to motner ana cnua. we oe: the Best and Surest Remedy In 'the world, in all CHILDREN, whether arising from teething or any otner cause, run airectiona ior using will accompany eacn oorcie. xoone genume umess.tne f ao-simile of CURTIS & PE 1U4.1JN S is on the out- side wrapper. Sold bv all Medicine .Dealers. 85 cents a bottle. . DIED . CONOLEY. In this city, vesterdav afternoon. at 4 o'clock, LULA, beloved wife of Charles H. Funeral eerticesT'Irom St. PanTS iptseopal Church, Sunday afternoon at 8X o'clk. ' Friend: and acKroaintances of e family are Invited to Attend. L -. - NEW ADVERTISEMElTS.; TTUFFMAN'S DIME MUSEUM. XL . NO. 15 WEST MARKET ST. The Greatest Show on Earth ior the Smallest Price of Admission. Select Family Resort for Ladies and Gentle men. SATURDAY EVENING, at 3 o'clock, for Bcnooi unuaren, ana .Every Evening, at s o'ciocr, ior Lames, rertormance nonriy irom 10 a. m. to s x. M. Admission only Ten cents. NewtvAttractions for Next Week. Ian 17 3s FRANK HUFFMAN, Manage- White Shad. TtTB RECEIVED A MESSAGE, YESTERDAY, by Carrier Pigeon, that we had caught the first White Shad of the season, taken out of trap at our jnsnery yesterday morning. jan 17 u w. is. jua vis & sua. Garden Seed ! (Men Seel ! - THE LARGEST STOCK EVER BROUGHT TO THIS CITY. ALL VARIETIES OF THE FI NEST QUALITY. Seeds told to? paper ' failing to crow under favorable conditions, wtll be replaced , free of charge. Prices guaranteed to give satis- taction. - WIL.IOAM. u, uiuuui, Jan 17 tf 'iff' H7 Market Street. In Order - ;rpO KEEP OUR FORCE AT.WORK.VEaAVE RSDUCED prices on all MERCHANT TAILOR- ING GOODS. NOW Is the time, and the PLACE ' . c. 1ST-" - MU-NHUN'B, Merchant Tailor, &c. jan 17 It High BocklWater iN DRAUGHT. J - " DAY A IfARTTN'S 1 WATERPROOF BLACKING. For sale oy ; JAMES C. MUND?, Pharmacist, jan 17 It - 104 North Front SCZ f Bridal Presents. (TTSEFCL AND ORNAMENTAL. Beautiful Steel Engravings and Olographs, el egantly framed, standing on Easels; Family Bi bles, Fine Albums Lin Plush and Russia Leather Looking Glasses on Marble StandsFine Flush Ladies' Cases, Large Music Boxes,' Upright and Square Pianos, Organs, etc. Also, Dore's Illus trated Books, elegantly bound, and many other jranoy Articles. - fiease eau ana mase your selections at HETNSBERGER'S Jan 17 tf ' Live Book and Music Stores. Dry Goods and Carpets. GOODS ADAPTED TO THE SEASON & PRICES - " TO SUIT THE TIMEE; I CLOSING OUT SOME THINGS VERY CHEAP. ' Splendid stock LACE CURTAINS. janllPAWtf : 7 Cheap & Reliable ; ; h - v Garden Seed.! VV. S. BEIGQS & 661, jan 11 tf " " Druggists, WHOLE NO! '5720 NEW ADVERTISEMENTSr. Poultry ! Poultry ! COtfB AFD SEE." J HA NICK FRESH CHICKENS, i. j . ; i LTVE AND DRESSED DRESS SB TU kRKYSl nnfittS Bnti njOCSVKr'i! ' ' -" - : " to glye Away the prfoe. ;. ni '. & j SPICED TBIPJb1ui4?I9,S FEET, . Nice relish to'Broaltfast; cheaper than any thing elae; every, t r . t . body likes it tiiat tries it. -' - iSTidAES-VERT.VEETLOXV:-- ,ff COFFEES RoastMIJallywAlwaya FreBhupa4 Prospectus. r y ON THE 28TH DAY OF JANUART, 1885, THE nndersiemed will beeln the Dnblication- at asbeville, North Carolina, of a twenty-eight col umn Weekly Newspaper, to be called ; 'i-' TKe Western Tribune. The TRIBUNE will discuss with entire freedom all questions of public interest. t r ihpolitics.it will teach Democratic doctrine, pure and simple. . -.. ;'Vi:j;,.; It will strive to advance the educational inter ests of our people, r . ..- .. t- . ; It will labor zealously for the upbuilding of our whole State, and esDeciallv f or the develon- ment of the varied resources of Western North uaroiina. - : r-- i. -r.-st,? , . ; ii wm oe ine mena oi au aauroaas so long as they are the friends of the people. ; ? ; It will aspire to deserve the esteem of Its read ers by dealing with all Subjects In a fair and dig nified manner, and by carefully excluding from Its ooltunns everything of a vicious tendency. ; I The TRIBUNE outfit has been paid lor in full, and includes a Power Press. , - . i The price of the paper wil be Per Tear $1.50, Six Months 75c, Three Months C0c invariably in advance. " . ' - All oommnnioatlons shottd be addressed to: THE WESTERN TRIBUNE, Ashevine, N. C. . FKANCIS UASTBB, ' BUG. D. CARTER, . .. m NATHAK D. MAY, -. . Editors and Publishers.' FRANCIS CARTER. Prourietor. ., 1 janl7D&Wtf fiats ! Bats ! Umbreilas ! HAESISON ALLEN, an.lj5tf Hatters. The Only Way rpO GET A. GOOD SECOND CLASS SHAVE, m . . .- HAIR-CUT or SHAMPOO. Bto eoto H.C PREM- PERT'i Second-Class Saloon. No. 7 South Front Street. ALBERT-PREMPERT and W. J. STU ART, two Fir3t Class Second-Class Barbers, to gether with the Proprietor, always on hand to serve you. - ? janntr Handsome Goods. TXJE EXHIBIT THE FINEST LINE OF LADIES BUTTON BOOTS AND BAL'S In the city. Our SHOES forIill8se.s aii4 ChildrQn are simply, su- ixii &m prfiie extManelvatieaatinable.;'" Geo. BFrench & lions, 108 NORTH FRONT STREET. Janlltf .BTJRR & BAILEY. I 19 & 21 South Front St, WILMINGTON. N. C SUCCESSORS TO HART, BAILEY & CO. T7IOUNDRY, MACHINE SHOP AND COPPER JJ WORKS; MANUFACTURERS OF ENGINES, BOILERS. SAW AND GRIST MILLS, IRON AND BRASS CASTINGS. TURPENTINE STILLS AND COPPER WORK A-SPECIALTY. SEND FOR OUR PRICES ON COPPER WORK BEFORE ORDERING ELSEWHEVE. jan 14 tf Bock Liiae, ; T7V1R BUILDING PURPOSES. i : '1? . ; i FRESHLY BURNED PRICE REDUCED TO 1.15 PER CASK. T-TRHTRAT. DISCOUNT FOR LARGE LOTS AND TO THE TKADB. Address FRENCH BROS., : ' ' Rocky Point, N. C or O. G.CPARSLEY, Jr., apltf ; . su tn fr . ' Wdmington. N. c. For Sale, Lots fY HORSE BLANHETS, LAP ROBES, SAD- dies. Harness, Trunks, Satchels, &o. A full line of Carriages. Buggies, Phaetons, Carts, Drays, ao.. at lactorv or Opposite Giles & Murchison's Store. jan 11 tf WHITE CYPRESS &TELL0W PIBE BLINDS & DOORS. GUARANTEED AS GOOD AS THE BEST. MOULDING, BRACKETS AND ORNAMENTAL WOODWORK.'- , ang24tf, PARSLEY h WIGGINS. WANTED, PURCHASERS FOR 1 39H.P.BOILER, 1 S0-H,P. Return iue do. , 1 20-H. P. ENGINE, ; . a MULES, . . . . a horses, : a PONTES, ' All guaranteed as represented. .. - PRESTON CUMMING CO.. -: Millers and Grain and Ian 16 tf Peanut Dealers Just Beceived, ANOTHER LOT OF THOSE NICE $2.00 LArbl xi -1 DIES' SHOES. ' They are tbe befct SHOES that have ever been oneredi in this city- ior tne price. Come and try a pan. ; - - i.n At . . A. SHEIER'S, i jan 11 tf 108 Market St. 1 urr.' Pure Hilfc iTTAVTNG RECENTLY BOUGHT FOUR MORE ! I I TPDaTTV fAWfl T iin nnw luma MIT.K to- the publia which I guarantee to be twnwfui v PURE. -Served to customers In any part ef the city, or can be had at my residence any time oi; day.' r -. . - r MRS. B. .WAJUt, . , s. fb.- w avdnouvo ve wvv w I , jan iTtf -. .-i'v.-.'L' ,.- '. . .----; - A?r. TiAn4WAiu a nar mm BrKHF. M. Ill I mmik. I -I3 O? ADVESTISINOt v - ne Square ChPj,....,. ft or . ourDayg fl..- s 00 " ; ve Days,rt. . S to ,. . i p.i tne week,........, .... ..., 4 on a t Jwo Weeks,. CM m . - . Three Weeks, f 8 60 , vmonin,...,-...,..,.... jo do Two Months,... 18 00 Three Months,. .... ..,....,. v N to : SlxMonUja,...;i...L.i.....i;. 40 CO v Qua Year...,,... -. ;. 60 CO lContraet AdrartisenMnts taken at propor- tjonatcisr tow rateaS - - .- : j -1 Tea llnaosoIliNonparea type make one square O EJBBH O U S E ONErNIG&IT ONLY. -THE CQAIOUNG ACTRESS,' V'- ' HiStCABBIE. SWART, Supported by a strong and efficient Dramat'o Co? fander the management of FRED. Q. MATtnyg -" the latest and greatest play entitled - ' , , .TJCffi'MTTLi; JOKES. Imtwnniut.lniiiti.lv Songs, Dances, &o.' Reserved Seats on sale at em-soerger s, uaiuraay, iztn.: - . - Jan 16 St U . : - . j 0 P E R O TJ S E - ' '11 ; TUESDAY, JTAN. 30lll, - -1 f TUESDAY, JAN. 201 h, Wm CjtiEir 8CHTOZ;- J TJ Eniment Statesman and Orator. '. ,.' :. J7fllyer an Address on "THE PROBLEMS' ' 6f EDUCATION;" under the aospioes of the" fninutaCFJba . ox Sheet open at Heinsberger's Monday morning. Re-'. served Seats "TBo; general admission 50o. ' Lecture to; commence at 8 o'clock. - - janl8 4t Attractive Offerings ! riyrE want a few. more customers for - A JEW MORE BARQAIN8, and THIS WEEK we i VT? S ... ; :- will show some BIG REDUCTIONS lir certain . lines of Clothing ' - ,";" '- . .. '; ' , ALL of our OVERCOATS MUST Q&fno matter . phA they obst.'; ii:;., ...V .' : THE BALANCE of our -BOYS 8UTTS MUST: GO, no matter at what figure we would like to " Sellthemv : ' . . ' " i . ' OUR .PIECE. GOODS MUST BE ALL SOLD' SHORTLY, and they too will gs men a custom . er comes and means business. . MONEY IS A MIGHTY MOTOR, AND CASH t t. ...... ... DOWN GET3 BIG BARGAINS. , , : A. DAYID, r Jan 11 tf Merchant Tailor and Clothier. Economy in BuUding. SAVE MONEY BY BUYING OUR FIRE CLAY PIPE ..CHIMNEYS. Drive Well Pantos out down at short notice; also, pumps repaired, our Columbia and Southern Oak Cooking Stoves Ure taking the lead. Call and see them and get prices. PARKER TAYLOR, jan n.ti . saBomn.jrroni sui - Ouerv "Vanderbilt has insurance on his life "for GOO,000. Why should a man do this who J'has an income of at least SS,OuO.OOO a year ?" nutmngwn estar, ntn January. Answer "There Is nothing in this world sonn- "certaln as rlches'and so certain as death Your rmnuonaire nnaerstanas tms quite as weu as tne "'rest of the world better, In lact, than many "ana makes provision accordingly tortnose ae "pendent upon him." dto K ft A A A OF TEE ABOVE $9C0jf 00 TNSUR SdcJU.vUU anceisin the Mutual Life Insu rance -Campv-.t- WBw Yort. ,Tb4 iinpao im Yta l.nmst In fh wnrld. ibe oldest in the Un' t ted tUtek and furnishes life tesnrance-at less cose man any other teiiniiuu ii,uBfatinB In er- istence, all or which will be demonstrated upon application to . m. o. niiiLABn, Agent, janlStf . 818 N. Water Street To the Public, J TATE CLAIM NO EXCLUSIVE RIGHT, BUT WE have the DUFFY MALT WHISKEY at less than $1.00 per quart at the "GEM." ' . , . deelltf WILL WEST. . TRINITY COLLEGE. r " - THE SPRING TERM WTLL BEGIN JAN. 7TH, and close June 11th, 1885, TERMS: Tuition In College Classes, per month T soo- Taltion in Preparatory Department, ' Der month 2 53 to 8 CO Tuition in Buslneis College, per month i '. r. . a 50 Telegraphy, Stenography and Type- writing (extras;, eacn, per term ... , ix ou Board, including furnished room.per montn . v- wio iu uu Pftrtlfttilar Attention win be'cald to the Natu ral Soienoes English literature, and t-e Bust-. ness Course. - , - - The Faculty, now oomDOsed of seven men. are specialists in their respective departments, and. with additional imnroved aDDaratns and aDil- oai improved apparatus ana i auces, are prepared to meet the demands of the educational interests of the Church- and patrons, educational mterc of the Institution. )A bllO xuoi.iluiauii. - For Catalogue and particulars address PROF. J. F. HEITMAN. Trinity College, Randolph County, N. C. jan4Sw 8U1 in , : c ERTTFICATB OF STOCK NO. 787, ISSUED BY the Bank of New Hanover, February 27, lfSS, to Mrs. 8, M. Derham, for Sixty Shares of Stock in the said Bank, has been lost. Notice Is he eby given that application will be made to the Direc tors oi tne taid uank ior a implicate cettinoate of the same, and all parties are hereby forbid den to trade for the original of same. JanlO SOd MRS. S. M. SMITH. Cross-Cut Cigareetts JUST RECEIVED, . . . At : KASPROWICZ'S ' Old Cigar Stand.' nov23 tf 1884 Christmas. 1884 t AT D. A. SMITH'S ' FURNITURB WARE-. ROOMS can be found a large assortment of VALUABLE GIFTS, suitable for everybody. The public, and especially the ladies, are re spectfully Invited to call and examine prices, ft o H - It. A. BJU'XH. ..dee28tf Furniture Warerooms Agriciiltniral Implements OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. ' WTTH OUR large stock we are now prepared to furnish country merohants with anything u the HARD WARE line AT BOTTOM PRICES. . WM. E. SPRINGER A CO., ' Successors to Jno. Dawson A Co., . 19, 21 St 28 Market Street, , -- y . . Wilmington. N. C. i Examine our stock. Janlltf 'iTEESH 'AND KT-TAnr- SEED: I have to ;JD store a veir large stock of Fresh Md Bella-. Die Beea. grown oj tne oiaess bbu mmi. iciumm seedsmen in America, David Landreth Sons nd Peter Henderson A Co. My prices sad I euarantee satisfaction. Call orw iter Henderson co. y prices are jow get my prices before making your purchases t wnwHH. eisewnere. . A -jr : - Dniggiat and-Seedsman,' jan 11 ti New Market. Wilmington. N.C . '''- ' ." ' nlljCandii J HAVE A FIRST CLASS CANDY MA KxB ; V Y-from Richmond . who is turning out some Choice Candles. . He does not claim to make bet- ter Candy than was ever seen here before, but his Candy will compare favorably with the cele bra- tod Candles vAd by Whitney, of Philadelphia. , jrorsaiepy deoaiti - . I -1 ... S. G. NORTHROP, Agent, ii ? t uv Mi.- 4 14 1 - !J n 1 i i i I V : 1 1. J I 1 -1 i i i .i. " ' ' ' -U- S :