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The Morning Star: BV WM. H. BERSARJ j PUBLISHSD'DJBtcaPT OND?' 8 oae Tear, (by Main PotPald ........ 7 00 8i 5. ... - I 2 00 Taree . 1 - 1 60 Two Months, M , . n ''Tcta Subscribers, deUvered'ta any part Wtv Fittk Crave peT week. OnrCtty, fflS'noorteed jo collect for more than three monmn m rad at the Poet Office at Wilmington, H. C, hn"ertrt Mfleoood Class Matter. At , UORNING EDITION. O VTLINE8. Sew York banks now' hold $51,611,075 Eprre ia excess of leeal requirements. Senator Mabone's son fired three Bhots at a hotel porter in Washington, D. C vhilp drunk, and was arrested. uavis, Roper & Cox., one of the largest grocery firms ia Petersburg. Va., failed. - ine Xew England Tobacco Growers' Associa tion will send a representative to Washing ton in tbe interests of projected tobacco legislation. New York markets: Money 12 percent.; cotton' quiet and firm at i i ifii-all 7 17c; southern flour nominal Kt3 205 75; wheat, ungraded red 83 96". corn, ungraded . 5051fc; rosin quiet ! $1 22il 27i; spirits turpentine steady ? a! 303"Hc.. 1 rvvre h snow as far South as i -S'-lms, Ala., and Columbus, Ga. At the Woodard sale of horses at L.xingto", Ky., 175 head sold for $53,018. The highest; price was for Gimhettajfour years od,price $3,750. William Dudgeon, wife and child, vi. n- all buried in one coffin iu Hart iMiiniy, Kentucky. The! wife and child died, and the poor husband in .Impair took his own life. . It look as if the Democrats were about to lose a great deal ofiheir bet talent in the Senate. . Eendle tofi retires, and Bayard, Latuar and Gtsland will probably go to the Cabinet. Their places can not be sullied from their States. '"" Tlie Arabs appear to have a spe-i-iil gpite against the newspaper men. Tro lucre war correspondents have be-n killed. They are Capt. Gordon, of the Manchester Guardian, and Reuter'ti agent. Gordon is a bad name for the Soudan, j The Kansas Legislature having vented its bile at ex-President Davis, the Pennsylvania Legislature, not to be outdone, "Hiles over," too, and all because Congress will not put Ulysses Grant on thejretired list. The Con gress is having a bard time between the Legislature?. I Here is the latest from Mr. Cleve land. An Albany dispatch to the New Yoik Herald says: "Pre&i(it nt elect Cleveland authorizes a positive contradictioD f tbe statement that he has sent a le'ter to Senator Bayard tendering that gentleman a Cabinet position. He further authorizes the statement that he has not issued letters to anybody else on that or kindred subjects and does not in lend to do ?o for some time to come." Lient. Col. Eyre, a very gallant officer, was also killed when General Earle wa. He was leading the Staf fordshire regiment when he fell. The British about destroyed the enemy, losing themselves, three officers and nine men killed, and five officers and 42 men wounded. The British cap tared ten standards from tlie enemy. Gen. Brackenburg is in command. The New York World says that Mr. Cleveland "does not appear to be very much impressed; with the candi dates for Cabinet places who have sent delegations to influence his de cisions. He is much more inclined to take men who are not urged npbn him." He evidently likes to . have his own think- bis own way and do Jhe Republican papers do not like the course of Senator Edmunds in tbe Electoral vote business, but the Democratic papers ttm to be pleased. It seems that having once tried to get Congress to take the nec essary action to prevent any future troubles m elections and having fail ed, that he is determined to give them a practical lesson as President of the Senate. The New York Times says of his course: ! ! "Mr. T7Mm,m4i Kw u: .: - U&S On V emnhflairMwl what aoaw nnalrnAar. w he the fact, but what nearly every one Vx. an. iamunas nas cbosen to ignore. , j uviwi iuat juc iiiuiuuu OUOUln HP hrz-mn-Vit . nl T 1 l mere is not the faintest shadow of a doubt ?s to who has been elected ; President or vice President, than that it should go on unnot ced until some stormy moment of awpute, wnen men's passions will be en- USted On nna cirln rr thA- 4V. I , . , , .v.v. v.. iuo iucr buu cairn "ftafactonr action wUl be very .vui, I1Ufc unpoBSioie. i Shelbv Aurora' Wo ranm ' v J - - WW AllU V announce the death of one of the oldest Mt.l7jlnii OL.11 -.V . ..vvuiwi TX rueioJ -81- - Koberts. Esq., < quetJy pa88ed awfty 1 on Tuesdly night. February 10th,! ia Ihis seventyi ninth year The funeral services of ffJl W5??by the on w 1U lD Jaeinoaistuimrcrj, on last Jvednesday evening at 3 80 o'clock! hear th ..wa L- n? trihntT "wuurso ana pay mis last JlA The ty in th;r; s p.ay 01 we commnnl v"Tcmeiii.i . XXXV.--NO. 124. NBff IDVEBTHEKIENl . A. David Only this. r t ' L Shbieb Our claim. . Hbihsbkbgeb Valentines. 1 H. H. Fostkb Vocal class, v : A. Shbxes Bankrupt stock. J. H. Harms Reliable seed. , ! Mnssosr Merchant tailoring. "S J. Mtjitdb Warner's tablets. , Mks.E,Wakbkk eet candies. Otterbotxbq & Co Best goods. C. W. Yates Blank booksC etc. ' Hakkis Puck's Yolks Zalender. DeRosset & Mbabes Directory. N. Y. & W. S. S. Co 8ailing days. Habrison & Allen Spring styles. W. S. BBiaas& Co Electric lamp. J. W. Gordon & Smith Insurance. . Parker & Taylor Stencil cutting. S. H. Tbikblk &. Co Auction sales. Masonic Meeting Concord Chapter. ; , i Giles & MtjkchiSon Fishing tackle. R M. McIntire New black goods. jWnxiAMS, Rankin & Co rGroceries. Brown & Roddick Damaged goods. G. R. French & Sons Boots and shoes. W. E. Springer & Co Hardware, etc. McDottgalIi & Bowden Carriages, etc. Brtdgebs & Co Groceries and cigars. Iifteal Don. Quinquage8ima Sunday. Receipts, of cotton yesterday 188 bales. ' Eggs are still retailing at 20 cents per dozen. Rev. Mr. Kelly will preach in Brooklyn Hall to night at 7 o'clock. Next Wednesday is known as Ash -Wednesday, the commencement of Lent. The ordinance of baptism will be administered after the sermon at the First Baptist Church to. night. The cocking main at Ports mouth between Virginia and North Card-' Una was won by the Tar heels. The Mayor had only one case of drunkenness for his consideration yes terday morning, and he was discharged. St. Valentine's Day was not ob served with the uBual spirit by the young people, on account of the inclement wea ther. Maj. H. H. Foster, of the Re view, commences his vocal music class at Temperance Pall to-morrow (Monday) evening. The Register of Deeds issued two marriage licenses during the past week, both of which were for colored couples. The Executive Council of the Chamber of Commerce will have a called meeting at the Produce Exchange at 12.30 to-morrow. Rev. Willis Wooten, of the Free Will Baptist (colored) Church, will administer the ordinance of baptism at Hil ton at 11 a sm. to-day. Two white tramps were accom modated at the station house Friday night, and yesterday morning they shipped on a vessel going to New York. The storm signal was hoisted again yesterday afternoon, and a brisk breeze sprung - up from the northwest Truly, this has been a winter of storms. A man named Harris, who is suffering from a diseased leg, and who has been cared for at the station house, was sent to the County Poor House yesterday. The interments in the various city cemeteries, during the past week were as follows: Oakdale, none; Bellevue, 1 child; Pine Forest (colored), 3 adults. Total 4. The German barque t7we,Capt. Muller. was cleared from this port forWol- gast, Germany, yesterday, by Mr. W. Wal ter, with 218,582 feet of lumber, valued at $4,872. . - The most of the time of the Criminal Court yesterday was taken up with the trial of a case of assault and bat tery, in which a verdict of not. guilty was returned. i The, Stedman Bucket Company put out a fire in a residence on Sixth, be tween Ann and Nun streets, on Thursday night, about 9 o'clock, which threatened to result seriously. An alarm was started. - Rev.. John H. Washington, of Washington,- N. C, will preach at the First (colored) Baptist' church, . corner Fifth and Campbell streets, this morning at 11 o'clock, and this evening at 7.30 o'clock. '. The mercury in the Stab ther mometer remained stationary at 40 yester day, until late in the afternoon, when it dropped to 88, with indications of going lower. At 6 a. m. 88 degrees was the reg istered temperature. ' In alluding, in our last issue, to the case of Tom Whitfield, convicted of larceny in the Criminal Court on Friday, we inadvertantly omitted to mention that Messrs. Russell and Ricaud, In addition to Mr. Marsden Bellamy, appeared for the de fence. ' .' , . ; J ; The morning ' sermon at the First Baptist Church this morning will be on the "Duties of Parents to Children. be ing the second of the series of four sermons to be delivered by Dr. - Pritchard on . the subject of "Family-Religion.'' At night the theme will be "The Temptations of Christ." i v MORNING Stj WILMINGTON, i no -' THE CRIMINAL, COURT. Tbe Bill Putting New Hanover and - BTeellestbarig Conntlee -. In tne same Circuit a Lav' Provisions of tne Bill, &C. ; ' : V V -.J: " ' Messrs. Thos. W, Strange and John D. Bellamy, Jr., who went to RaJeign with. Messrs. Vail and' Brown,, of Charlotte, to look after the Criminal -Circuit for New Hanover and Mecklenburg counties, have returned home and report that the measure has passed the two houses of the' General Assembly and is now a law.'. It went through the House with a flash, but in the Senate some discussions arose on proposi tions to amend in some particulars . We learn from Mr. Bellamy that the bill, as finally passed, provides for a Circuit to be composed of the counties of New Han-' oyer and Mecklenburg; that the Judge and others shall be appointed hj the Governor, by and with the sanction of - th Se'n&te ; that the salary of the Judge shall be $2,500 (same as now); that the Solicitor, who is no longer to be the County Adviser, s to be paid the same fees as Superior Court Solicitors, and such other sum in ad dition as the Board of Magistrates and County Commissioners together shall see fit to allow for examining, the deckets of Jus tices, Clerks, Registers of Deeds, and other officers, and seeing that everything is kept constantly in order; that there shall te a separate Solicitor and separate Clerk for each county; that the terms of ' the Court shall be as follows: Meet in New Hanover on the third Monday in January, March, May, July, September and Novem- . ber; and in Mecklenburr on the Second Monday in February, April. June, August, October and December; that the number of Grand Jurors shall be reduced from 18 to 12; and that all removals from other counties shall be tried by the Criminal Courts of these counties. la the matter of the salary of the Judge there will be a saving of $1,250 to New Hanover county; and in the reduction of the number of Grand Jurors there will be another saving from $450 to $900, accord- ing .to the session, whether one week or two weeks. The committee deserve much credit for what they have accomplished in securing this court; and the community also feel under obligations to Messrs. .Vail and Brown, the Charlotte committee, for the liberal and accommodating spirit displayed by them. Mr. Strange informs us that after the bill had pasted these gentlemen called on Governor Scales to urge upon him the appointment of Hon. O. P. Meares as the Judge of the new Court, as being in accordance with the wishes of Mecklen burg as well as New Hanover county, and that Gov. Scales replied in substance that it would be a difficult matter to prevent him from appointing Judge Meares. The Wlleon-Florenee Cut-OfT. The Columbia (S. C.) Register of Thurs day had the following: "The long talked of Wilson and Florence Railroad is likely to be commenced soon. Col. R. R. Bridgers, President of the Wilmington, Columbia & Augusta Railroad, is personally attending the survey and it is now positively stated that work will be begun within thirty days." To which the resident correspond ent of the Charleston Nev$ and Courier re plies: "I am sorry to .chill the hope that the 'Wilson-Florence Cut off' is soon to be built, but a gentleman familiar with the in tentions of the management assures me 'officially that the purpose is only to build a branch of the Wilmington & Weldon Railroad from Wilson to Fayetteville, and that the line, will not be extended to Flo rence until the arbitrary powers of our railroad commission are abolished or com petition forces the constructionof the 'cut off.' " Cbnreb at Warsaw. Our Presbyterian friends at and near Warsaw, Duplin county, are taking the necessary steps for the erection of a church building at that thriving little village. They have met with encouraging success in securing subscriptions, and have already ordered the lumber for the building. They are still in need of more money, however, and will be glad to receive contributions from any, of their friends in Wilmington who may feel interested in their praise worthy object. - We know the good people of the Warsaw section so well that it will he a real pleasure to us to be instrumental in aiding them in their efforts to supply themselves with an other church. If, therefore, any of our f riends in Wilmington wish to assist in this good work, the anoney may be forwarded to Mrs. T. B. Pierce, Warsaw, N. C.;or, if left at the Stab office, we will see that it is properly applied. Tne New President of Davidson Col lege. We are informed by a gentleman of this city that Rev. T. D. Witherspoon,. who has just been elected President of David son College, in this State, was a useful Chaplain from Mississippi in the Southern army during the late war, and that he is now pastor of theFirst Presbyterian Church of Louisville, Kyl. ' to which position he went from the Tabb Street Church in Petersburg. - i ' Cotton. 7 .... ; i ' The receipts of cotton at this port during the week closing- yesterday footed up 892 bales, as against; 1,094 bales" for the corresponding period last yefcr; a decrease of 202 bales.- ;i . r The receipts of the crop year from Sep tember 1st to date foot up 90,414 bales, as against 86,859 .bales ,, for fhe same period last year, showing an increase of 4,055 bales. - -''vl ;' K '' N. C, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1885. jnreatner Indications. . - ' The following are the indications for to day:. ; . - For the South Atlantic . Spates, light rain and snows and partly cloudy weather, northwesterly winds becoming variable, slight rise in temperature. . Personal. Mr. Geo. W. Chesautt returned yesterday from a .visit to the South. ' George was greatly impressed with the life and energy of Savannah and Atlanta. .. Senator Chadbourn was home on a flying, visit from Raleigh yesterday, r Among the arrivals at the Purcell House yesterday was Maj. Henry W. Miller, of Raleigh." j Ex-Mayor Fishblate started northward yesterday and will probably witness tbe in auguration. - i lit. John U. Rhodes, of the Revenue Ma rine service, whojws been on a visit to his friends in this city during the past, few day8,-bade"us adieu last night. The well wishes of a host of Wilmingtonians will attend him wherever his lot may be cast. The Howard Belief Their New En Cine Anniversary, dee. Mr. Theodore Button, the engineer who is to put up and getr in working order the new steam fire engine just purchased by the Howard Relief Fire Engine Company No.. 1, arrived Friday night. He will re main here for several days, and a test of tbe capacity and quality of the engine will take place some time this week. The anniversary of the company takes place on the 20th inst., and a committee has been appointed to make the necessary arrangements for its proper celebration. - eBlsV-Bts-s nk There was no improvement in the weather yesterday, which had a deci dedly depressing influence on everything. RIVER AND mARINK. Tugboat Cumberland is reported to have sailed from Elizabeth City, N. C, Feb. 5, for St. Augustine. Fla., and anxious in quiries have been made along the coast as to her whereabouts,' but thus far no tidings have been received from ber. Qaarteny nestings. First Round for the Wilmington Dis trict of the Methodist E. Church, South: Carver s Creek Circuit, at Liberty. Feb ruary 14 and 15. Waccamaw Mission, at Bethel. February 14 and 18. Whiteville Circuit, at Whiteville, Feb ruary 21 and 22. Topsail Circuit, at Scott s Hill, February 28 and March 1. Onslow Circuit, at Tabernacle, March 7 and 8. Duplin Circuit, at Eenansville, March 14 and 15. Brunswick Circuit, at Concord, March 21 and 122. Paul, J. Carbawat. Presiding Elder, NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. A. G. McGIRT, Auctioneer. BY S. H. TRIMBLE & CO. TUESDAY MOBNING. COMMENCING AT 10 o'oiock, we will sell Seven Crates of Crockerr, in lots to salt whole sale buyers; a new Iron Safe, Combination Lock; Three Bales of Cotton, Sewing Machines. Stoves, Ac. feb 15 It ST. JOHN'S HALL, WILMINGTON, N. C. 15th Feb.. 1885. " COMPANIONS : THE REGULAR MONTHLY Meeting of CONCORD CHAPTER No. 1. R. A. M., will be held To-Morrow (Monday) Evening. at 74 o'clock. . . JAMES C. MUNDS, feb 15 It Secretary. Vocal Class. J WILL BEGIN A VOCAL CLASS OP TWELVE lessons, at Temperance Hall, opposite City Hall, on Monday night, the 10th Inst., at 8 o'clock Members of oiass and others who may wish to loin will please be In attendance promptly at the hour named, feb 15 it H. H. FOSTER. Lost, OR NEAR COURT-HOUSE, FEBRUARY IS, smaU GOLD PIN, with words, "University of N. C Chemistry 78," on it. Engraved on baok "W. B. P." A liberal reward offered for its re covery No questions asked. feb!48t W. B. PHILLIPS. Directory. JN ORDER TO HAVE NO COMPLAINT ABOUT the DIRECTORY, we earnestly request that all Ministers of all denominations, Secretaries of Societies, and those in authority over any organ ization in the city limits, of a religions or secular character, report to us during tbe first of the week all information that will help to make our DlttECiORY perfect. We are ready to go to press in a few days, and want to have nothing lacking to make a oomp'ete work of this Book. Respectfully, feb 15 it ! DeKOSSET & MEARES. We Make to Measure A LL GOODS ORDERED OF US. WE DO NOT J fill orders out of Beady Made stock. Our TRIMMING-, WORKMANSHIP and FIT are NOT excelled ANYWHERE. Our SPRIHG 8UITIKG3 have arrived. MUNSON, feb 14 It Merchant Tailor. -h Stencil Cutting. WE ARE PREPARED TO CUT STENCILS ON brass, copper or tin. Stencil Paste and Brushes on hand. The demand for our GOLDEN HARVEST AN l COLUMBIA COQK STOVES is daily increasing. Send for cuts and prices. Pure White OIL . PARKER A TAYLOR, feb 15 tf 28 South Front St Bankrupt Stock. fpHS BALANCE OF THE STOCK OF BOOTS, SHOES and SLIPPERS, at Rosenthal's old stand, No. no Market Street, will be closed, out this week, add no longer. ' Come and secure BAR GAINS before it is too late. . a. smustt, feb 15 tf . 103 Market St. . r ; ATTENTION ! j ; . ' XXTX WISH TO CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO Tf the faet that we are selling Blank books. Pinw a.nii TdrvnlnnM. Ink. Ifnnilaire. Pens. Pen cil, and all kinds of Stationer- at a great reduc tion upon former prloes. Paper Bags, Straw Wrapping Paper, Twine, Ac, at lowest market ' ' A'" . C.W.YATES.. febtttf ' ! 119 Market St. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. ..." Everybody Hust Go t P. L. Bridgers & Co. 110 Nortb Front St. : . ,- . Where they can always be supplied with the most select and varied assortment of . Groceries and Liquors ! WE MEAN TO ASSERT, and in asserting are prepared to prove, that our stoek of ' Cakes and , Crackers Is unsurpassed in the city. A fresh lot of that elegant CRACKER DUST! will be here Tuesday or Wednesday. Nothing better for Oysters. 12 1-2 ets. alb. UEAD..FIJRT HE R : Thurber's delicious relish, Neufohatel Cheese, Creamery Buttered Flour on Tuesday's steamer; Gordon A Tilworth's Tomato Catsup, Sugar Cured Hams, Breakfast Strips, Royster's Candy Maple Syrup, Ac, Ac. GOODS DELIVERED PROMPTLY In any part of the city and at any time, feb 15 DAW tf ONLY. THIS! T THIS SEASON OF THE YEAR THE AVER- age Clothing dealer is striving to rash off the remnant of Ms Winter Stock to make room for SPRING GOODS, and in order to do sj he is very apt to Indulge in some extravagant advertise meats.' - One of the greatest dodges is the cry of "cost." Every one is ready and willing to sell AT, AND KVEN BELOW, COST. Now this may be true, and granting that all are selling at cost, the question that naturally arises with the shrewd and careful buyer is. who of the several dealers - buys bis goods the cheap est? An! tnere is tee quet-tion A u sell at cost, but whose cost is the least? That is the Dlace to go to get the greatest benefit from this marvel lous reduction. Now we claim that we can give the GREATEST INDUCEMENTS in that way, and all we ask is a chance to prove it. Price goods elsewhere, and then come and we will show you that we can verify our statement. A. DAVID, Merchant Tailor and Clothier. feb 15 tf We Make Our Claim! rjHAT NOBODY IN WILMINGTON CAN OR does show such or offer such LOW PRICES in CLOTHING for Men, Boys and children as we do. We defy competition, and invite the closest in spection of our stock, and our honest and perfect goods are bound to win; this is tbe only true and reliable test. We will cheerfully send goods to your reBtdenoe for inspection and comparison, and tf our goods are not superior to ail others for the same money, or when customers are not perfectly satisfied, wo will cherfully refund the money. It makes no difference what inducement other honsts may offer in the way of prices, we can save you at least from 15 to 25 per cent, on the dollar. Remember, we are closing out our entire stock of Fall and Winter Clothing for less than cost. Do not fail to take advantage of this op portunity and secure a great bargain before it is too late. SHBIEB, - THE OLD RELIABLE CLOTHIER, 114 MARKET STREET. feb 15 It Persons Interested ARE INVITED TO SEB OUR NEW BLACK GOODS!! GERSTBR, TAMISF, ALMA, BUNTINGS, HENRIETTA, CASHMERES, Ac. CARPETS, LACE CURTAINS, CORNICE, COR NICE POLES. Ac, Ac. R. M. McIXTIRE. . sV" A FEW WRAPS VERY, VERY CHEAP. febl5DAWtf February 14th JS ST. VALENTINE'S DAY, AND DO NOT forget It. Your - sweetheart will never forgive you i.' you do not remember her, by sending an appropriate Valentine, which you can purchase at a very moderate price from a LARGE AND BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT at . HEINSBERGER'S febl5tr Live Book and Music Stores. Silk Hats! Spring Styles ! HARRISON A ALLEN, flatten-. feb 15 tf Pack's Volks Kalender FOR 1885, PUCK'S ANNUAL FOR 1885, AND all the leading Periodicals, Magazines, Li braries, New York Daily Papers, Ac. Store open until 11 o'clock on Sunday. - CM. HARRIS, Popular News and Cigar Store. Reading Room in rear; 60 cents per month, feb 15 tf ., Warner's Tablets, JX)R COUGHS AND COLDS, VASELINE COLD Cream. Pond's Extract, and a full line of Drugs and Medicines, for Bale by JAMES C. MUNDS, . Pharmacist, feb 15 It 104 North Front St. Warren's Candies, .. ' TgEST IN THE CITY, MADS FRESH DAILY, TRY THEM feb 15 If Fishing Tackle ! ; RECEIVED. , And for sale by... u ' GILES A MUECHISONrf - feblStf Murchlson Block. 11 WHOLE NO. 5745 ? NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. DAMAGED BY WATEH ! POECASH. BROWN & RODDICK, 0 Nortli Front St. "YTE HAVE RECEIVED THIS WEEK. PER Steamer Benefactor, a large invoice of BLEACHED SHIRTINGS, damaged by water-during the heavy storm en countered during Jhe passage to this port from New York, and have made up our minds to offer the following well known Brands, as follows : 1 Case 7-4 ANDROSCOGGIN L, 9e per Yard. 1 Case 4-4 BILL, 19e per Yard. 1 Case 7-4 FRUIT OF THE LOOM. 9c per Yard. 1 Case 7-4 WAMEUTTA, lie per Yard. Many of these Goods a e almost perfect, and none of them damaged so far as the real value of the cloth is concerned for making up. It is a RARE CHANCE for the consumer. 60 Pieces NAINSOOK PLAID, Te per Yard. Our WINTER DRESS GOODS, NOTTINGHAM LACE for Curtains, Ladies and Hisses' CLOAKS, CIRCULARS and JACKETS, ALL AT COST. A LARGE INVOICE OF DRESS GOODS, many New and Desirable Styles for this season. We are detetmlued to mark our Goods so that we compete with any house in this country un der any circumstances. BROWN & RODDICK, S NORTH FRONT ST. feb 15 tf Best G-oods I FOR THE LEAST MONET ! rpHE CLOTHING TRADE IS NOW LARGELY a Bargain Trade. You expect to buy cheap, and we do not disappoint yon We are offering SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS In MEN'S FINE AND MEDIUM SUITS, and are really making LARGE SACRIFICES in our OVERCOAT DEPART MENT. OVERCOATS that sold for $10, $12 and $15, and considered cheap at those prices, now sell, ing atone uniform price, viz : $8 00. ALL WOOL SUITS, $12, $15, $18 and $20, clos ing out at $9, $12, $14 and $16. Large lot of ODD CASSIMERE TROUSERS worth $4 to $6, reduced to $3.75 and $4.50. , ALL-WOOL UNDERWEAR (fine quality), 25 per cent, less than cost to close. OTTERBOVRG Sc. CO., KING CLOTHIERS, feb 15 It Wilmington, N. C. Bacon, Flour, Coffee, &c 5Q Boxes D. S. C. R. SIDES, 25 do SMOKED do 1000 Bbla k1' aU Z- jQ Sacks Choice RIO COFFEE, -QQ Bbls REFINED SUGARS, all grades, PA Hhds and Bbla Choice OU Porto Rioo MOLASSES, r A Hhds and Bbls New Crop OU Cuta-MOLASSES, 25 Bbls Carolina BICE, Lye, Potash, Soda, Soap, Starch, Candles, Snuff, Tobacco, Ac, Ac, Ac, For sale at low figures. Special inducements offered to cash buyers. . WILLIAMS, RANKIN A CO., Wholesale Grocers and Com. Merchants, feb 15 tf Nos. 10 A 18 North Water Street. You Save Honey, IN CASE OF A LOSS BY FIRE, IF YOU ARE INSURED IN THE ' Liyerpl & London & Glole Ins. Co., as that Company pays its losses WITHOUT DIS COUNT. Jno. W.Gordon & Smith AGENTS. P. S. PAYS WITHOUT DISCOUNT, feb 15 tf Think of This! rjHB ADVANTAGES YOU HAVE IN "BUYING BOOTS AND SHOES of us are: The largest stock la the State to select from, better goods for leas of finish and shapes, and yon save money by tra ding with ' ' ." Geo. R. French & Sons, 108 NORTH FRONT STREET, feb 15 tf RATE Off ADVKRTiSJStv ne Square One Day,;. ....... i or 1 75 60 3 00 - to 400 8 EC 8 SO 10 CO 13 00 24 CO 40 00 60 CO :. two Days,... - - . " - Toree Day...,-.. ; - FoixrDay. " f Five Days, " r " One Week;........ V. 3?0WeS1....... Three Weeks...... " . " - One MonthT!. .. . . ; "; Two Months...... " " Three Months,.... " " SixMontbsZ:..:. One Year. ; aF vontrsjct Advertisements taken at propor tlonately low rates. Ten linea solid Nonpareil type make one square -NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. ASSIGNEE'S SALE AT r.i . r.i . katz's, 116 Market St I WILL COMMENCE TO SELL, Monday, February 9 th. THAT Large Assorted Stock OF r DRESS GOODS,, jf STAPLE & FANCY DRY GOODS NOTIONS, HOSIERY,CORSETS, FLANNELS MEN & BOYS' WEAR, SHAWLS, CLOAKS, WHITE GOODS, EMBR'DERIES LACES, &9-, &c, AT PRICES NEVER BEFORE KNOWN IN THIS MARKET. THE STOCK -MUST BE SOLD. F. RIIE1STEI, feb8tf ASSIGNEE. New York and Wilmington Steamship Co. FROM PIER 84, BAST RIVER, NEW YORK, At 8 o'clock P. 1L BENEFACTOR Saturday, Feb. 21 REGULATOR " Feb. 28 BENEFACTOR " March 7 REGULATOR. " MaTch 14 FROM WILMINGTON. REGULATOR .Saturday, Feb. 21 BENEFACTOR.... " Feb. 8 REGULATOR " March 7 BENEFACTOR " March 14 lf" Through Bills Lading and Lowest Through Rates guaranteed to and from points in Nortb and Soutn Carolina. For Freight or Passage apply to H. G. SMALLBONES, Superintendent, Wilmington, N. C. Tbeo. G. Eger, Freight Agent, New York. "W. P. Clyde & Co., General Agents, feb 15 tf 85 Broadway, New Yok. - Attention Young Men ! J3ROCURB GOOD SITUATIONS BY STUDY ING SHORT-HAND. 'A Class has just been formed. For further particulars apply at feb 14 3t fcTAR OFFICE. For Rent, f i House on Princess, bet. 4th and tth. t House on Ann bet. 2d and 3d. Si! Si L House, corner 3d and Ann. il 1 Rouse, corner Dock and 7th. UmJ House on Orange, bet. 3d and 4th. House on 3d, bet. Nun and Church. -House on 8d, bet. Brunswick and Bladfn Apply to D O'CONNOR, ' feb 13 3t Real Estate Agent. QHEAP AND RELIABLE SEED.-Merchants and Market Gardeners will find it to their ad-' vantage to call ana get my prices and examine stock of SB&D before buying elsewhere. I have a very large stock of BEANS, and am selling them at ROCK BOTTOM prices. i . H. HARDIN, Drapgistand Seedsman, febl5tf New Market Wilmington, N.C We Paint AND REPAIR CARRIAGES. BUGGIES, FHAB tons, Wagons. Carts and trays, skilled workmen employed and none but the bett mate rial used. A full line of Carriages and all kinds of Saddlery Goods at low prices. McDOUGALL A BOWDEN, Opposite Giles A Murcbison's Store. feblStf mi. n "Pi .l t - SUPPLY OP THESE UNRIVALLED LAMPS JUST RECEIVED. W. S. BRIGGS A CO, Sole Agents, feb 15 tf N. W. corner Front and Market. Wm. E. Springer & Co, TTAVBIN STOCK A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF Foreign and Domestic HARDWARE of the best known manufacturers. Prices guaranteed. . 10, 21 A 23 Market Street, febl5tf Wlmimgton, N. C. Rock Lime, TTOB BUILDING PURPOSES. . JS - -- FRESHLY BURNED PRICE REDUCED TO $1.15 PER CASK, T.TmcR at. DISCOUNT FOB LARGS LOTS AND , ; TO THE TRADE. - " Address FRENCH BEOS., . ' ' - Rocky Point, N; C. . v or O. GJPARSLBY, Jr., ap V$t ntafr Wilmington, N.t.
Wilmington Morning Star (Wilmington, N.C.)
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Feb. 15, 1885, edition 1
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