North Carolina Newspapers

The Morning "Star. v ivffl. IL BEaNAUD. " "zz: MONDAYS P ABTAHOB. trio On Year, W"f . " i,n Months, .... I w 75 0nr lcty Subscribers, delrferadta any part of the .XS ooUeS Kff .nonthVfa advance, . Ctnr rat lor more TZT-tthe Post Office m Wilmington. N. a. 3-.rerea a "".i vt. :- Bo oww v vfORNING EDITION. OUTLINES At the Cabinet meeting in Washington yesterday lists were submitted of appoint ments in the Departments to be made at once. - A strike of freight handlers in New Orleans has etopped lhe movement of freight on the N. O. & Texas Pacific R R: . The Central Hotel and twenty other buildings at New Berne, N. C' destroyed by fire; loss $100,000, The Atlantic" Cotton- Mills, Lawrence, Mass., will shut dawn one-third of its machinery. .. -The Legislature of Illinois adopted a reso lution, unanimously, expressing sympathy with the Wabash Railroad strikers. - Ed m(,nd Yates, editor of the London TTW"& undergoing imprisonment for libel, has t, t a released on the ground oi m oeaim The British government has not yet rutivtd a reply from Russia' to its note M;uerning the Afghan frontier dispute 'ew York markets: Money 'lj&l per' .,.: cotton quiet at 11 6-16ll 9-16c; touthern flour unchanged; wheat, No. 2' m1 9H90fc; corn, ungraded .51521c; rin dull at $1 301 25; spirits turpentine .i-ili at 31c. - : " " ' ' . Miss Mary Anderson is twenty-five ris old. She ought to get married. Martin who killed young Carring- ion in at Charlottesville, Va. J At Spartanburg, S. C, a negro fellow shot and killed a white woman btcause of alleged unfaithfulness to him. Gen. Grant is fully aware of hid condition. lie told Gen. Badeau a few days ago that he did not think heTrouId last thirty days. It is given out that Mr. Manning will remain in the " Cabinet but two months and then a Western man will succeed him. If tbats so . why go through the farce of going in ? The Washington talk is that ex Stnator Joseph E. McDonald will be offered the Russian mission, and that Gen. McClelland and ex Senator Ptudleton will have first-class for eigu missions. . . r ' Governor Scales somehow has of fended1 the people connected with the Atlantic Railroad. , Governor Jarvis was once in much disfavor with them but he was their favorite in the end. We hope it will be so with our pre- wiit worthy Chief Executive. The Democrats have Several strong, men in the Senate. Saulsbnry, Vance, Butler, Vest, Morgan, Beck and Coke will probably be able to hold their hands with Edmunds', Sherman, Ingalls (three very able men) und Hoar, Hawley, Dawes, Frye and one or two others. Messrs. J. B. Lippincott & Co.j of Philadelphia, are the authorized agents for the United State?,' and in May the complete Revised Version of the Holy Bible will be published. The Cambridge and Oxford editions are uniform in type, style and price. The prices will range from $1 to $52.oo. . Z: ' There are numerous strikes goicg on at this time. They are to be found in Pennsylvania, in Missouri, in Massachusetts and - possibly else-, where. Railroad hands, miners; brass molderg, &c are among the strikers. The frequency of such strikes shows the disturbed and depressed ; condi tion of the business interests "' of the country. .t';' " f:'' The New York Sun is disgusting. Hear this Ben Butler, organ saying: "Ooe thine is pretty certain'. If Mr. ueveiand makes as good a President as Mr. nendricks may be relied bn to make a Vice Resident, he will be re-elected; And why not both?" ; . This sheet promised to support Cleveland and then did its best to elect Blaine. Let that never be for gotten. n j There are sixteen Presbyterians in j" united States Senate. There are ut thirty-two professors. ' Consid- e"g.that they are for the most part 7cny r middle-aged men with f am 7 are not faithful to their wiuthey areto their country: The wKiment of the Bible ifl. Ivr a ftro tint 8nUre of the language) that Vighteous- --aiteth a, nation but sin is broach to any people. V.' , . I m. 55 " " lbe new Senators are as ; follows: oijNew York; -Payne, of B1ckburn, of Kentucky; of Loai8iana; JoDe8r;ot r4 SnTi. S!aQi0rd of California; oi Wisconsin: Teller, of 1- VOL. XXXV. NO. H4. Colorado,1 and Wilson, of Maryland There are five vacancies' as follows: one eacn in New Hampshire," Dela- ware, Oregon,' Illinois and Arkansas.' Gen. Walthall, of "Mississippi, will soon take his seat. , . , A piano has been brought to this country that is a novel innovation in musical instruments. A discription in the New York World says: : '-The piano is made to utter sounds and words more or leas intelligibly by mechani cal contrivances in imitation of all the separate organs of speech in man. A bel lows from behind sends the force of air into the larynx, where the primal sound is pro duced by the vibrations of a thin piece of bone. The sound coming from here is modified at will. The lips and .tongue are made of India rubber and the lower jaw and tongue are movable .and thus, abletQ,, control me sounds wnicn are produced. : "To supply the place of a nose, directlv underneath the mouth and in connection with iL is a lemon-shaped chamber to which a rubber tube curved upward forms an outlet When the air is driven through, the nasal sounds of the instrumentare pro duced. A series of stops placed directly in iront or toe vocal cords in the larynx, and under the control of the operator by pedals, regulate the pitch of the sound. The key board by which it is operated consists of fourteen keys representing fourteen distinct letters or sounds." There is a Lear living in Chicago and he has three daughters. They have filed a petition to have a conserv ator placed over their father's busi ness. ' His name is Alfred L. Bichon. Their plea is that- he is insane. Mr. Richon declares that the whole suit is due to the" impatience of his chil dren . to see him die and be ont of their way so that tbey can enjoy his property. Poor old man! lie has found, v" "How sharper than serpent's tooth it is, To have a thankless ohild." . Wiggins prophecies a ; great 6torm in the North and Sonth Atlantic on the 18th of March. He says how ever: - "Its main force 'will be on the meridian of London, but it will be there 86 hours be fore it will reach America. He hopes no vessels bearing troops to the Soudan will be out in it, especially in the Bay jf Biscay. He says that when the storm strikes this continent it will rise and will not be felt very heavily. : The storm will be accom panied by earthquakes which, however. will only be slightly felt on this side of the At lantic. They will appear much stronger in western .Europe. ' . - Spirits Turpentine. In Caldwell ' county corn is worth 72 cents a bushel. - The Shelby Aurora is now one of the handsomest and mint interpjitimr nf our Statexchanges, It has steadily im proved. - - .; . New : Berne Journal : Died. in the 34th year of her age, of consumption, at Swift creek, in this county, Mrs. Mary Eliza Whitford, wife of Alonza J. Whit ford. -'"Greenville Helector: We regret to'leard that Miss Winnie, daughter of Mr. Augustus Forbes, aged about 16 years, was painfully if not .fatally burned last Satur day. - - Pamlico Enterprise: A young man by the name of Whitehead started across .Neuse river two weeks ago and has not been heard.of since. It is supposed that he was drownecU , I Raleigh Visitor: A gentle man, after listening to the charge of Judge McKoy, says the Davie Times, to the grand jury, said that it was the best sermon that ne nad Heard in ten years., y ; , ;- Philadelphia.. Record: Large shipments of fish are arriving in this city daily over the New York, Philadelphia and Norfolk Railroad, and offered for sale eighteen hours after, they are taken from the waters of .Eastern North Carolina. . Greenville Standard: On Sat urday evening, the 21st of February, Katie, the little seven-year old daughter of W. L. Leegett, of Pactolus township, while on a Visit to ne cousin, . w m. woodard. acci dentally caught - fire - and was - severely burned, from the effects of which she died on the following Sunday night; Elizabeth i .City Economist: The last rumot is that Southern Republican of ficeholdink heads will be swept 1 off in. classes. Rotation in office with rotation in parties has an old-fashion ring. Rev. O. C. Horton has Been 1 called oy tne au thorities of the churches" to the charge of Rehobath church, Currituck county, and also to - Ramoth Qilead, in Pasquotank county!.' -v'MM' -A '-l-O-'- ' ? -.--J ! Lenoir .i Topic: Week , before last we printed an edition of 1,464, and last week printed 1,488, which did not suffice to go around. This week an - edition of 1,512 is printed. The train run by conductor Moore and - engineer ; Weathers, which was due in . Lenoir Thursday night, Was delayed because of, its -jumping the track and rolling down an embankment be tween Chester and Lancaster. - ' ; r f ";; 1 Washington Gazette ': r We are informed that the heirs of the Macnair pro perty, in theeast end of the town, through their representative, Mr. Colin Macnair, have contributed to the ex-Confederate Memorial Association of Beaufort county that beautiful -site known as the Macnair Grove s Herrings are high and scarce. A small lot were in market in the early part of last week and sold for $3 per hun- area. y -; "j ?- .v:j 7 . s, fyp: ;i - , j Kinston- Press: : The Presby terians are! nolding a series of meeting in theMethodUt Church at this place.. ; As- gentleman was before Mr. t Jas. ? A. Pridgen; chairman of the Board of County Commissioners, yesterday ; showing the steel cells in use in most of the jails of the country. - He made an estimate on the cost of putting jOur jail in such; fix as common humanitV'demands We hope the Board will put the jail in habitable condition as. Asheville'. Iribuner' Two young men,- named John Borgin and "C. B. Bed ford, were arrested in this city on Tuesday night of last week on a charge 'of attempt ing to pass counterfeit money. After a N' '" l-Z I if 3s t.))- WILMINGTON, hearing before ; Esquire; Summey, .U. S. Commissioner, 'Ledford was, discharged and Burgin held ; to 4 bail In the sum of five hundred dollars. . - -..We ; regret to learn that Mr; Jos. Howell, of Pigeon River, was painfully injured by the accidental explo sion of a dynamite, cartridge on Monday . last. ; v i asy i?-i?:?x w -hn - Graham Gleaner: Gnilf erd Su perior Court this and next week. There are on the dockets 123 civil suits more than 50 criminal cases with ' about 20 pris oners . in jaiLp Miss Margaret Tate died at her home near Mebaneville on Mon day morning last. ' She was about 60 years of age. ' - - In our opinion the Legisla ture stepped out of the way: when it grant ed mileage ; and per diem to - Parker and Kawis, two contestants from Northampton county, after deciding that they 'were not entitled to hold their seats. Taeboeo, March 9, 1885. -A ery destructive: fire occurred: here, last night. It originated In Dempsey Cotten's restaurant, at 10.45, burning every place of business hi front of the court house square. Including J. Vr ShacdfotiTs 'office, the telegraph office, W- Q Bryan's confection ery - store, Joseph Warren's saloon,. Ji Brown's saloon,' Orin Williams' insurance office, Btaton & Zoeller's drug store, J; A. Williamson's harness : shop, Allen's photo graph gallery, ; 0.- C. Farmer's 'Store and several more houses. "The most of the goods were saved, but the buildings are a total loss. The loss is estimated ar f 30,- 000. Hawks. ; - . - - Gold8boro Messenger; There is a report current upon our streets that the W. & Wi Railroad has purchased the road from here to Smithfield. Among the North Carolinians present on the platform to-day I saw Gen. James Madison Leach holding both hands to his ears to catch the inaugural. Mr. C. S. Wooten, of LaGraoge. who attended the inauguration at Washington, had his pocket picked and pocket book containing , some $30 stolen while listening to the inaugural address. Washington letter: Mrs. Vance's sis ter, Miss Hattie Steele, of Louisville, mar ried Judge George Crocker the other day. Miss Warren, daughter of the celebrated Dr. Edward Warren, is visiting friends here. Some of Ike Young's personal friends, I understand, think he -will be good enough Democrat In a few weeks for Mr. Cleveland to . retain in the Collector ship of the Fourth District, but Messrs.: Battle, Faison, Tarborough and others are not civil service reformers of that ilk. Charlotte Observer: xThe Hor-1 nets' Nest Riflemen were given an oyster supper in Washington City by Senator' Vance. A passenger who arrived on the Columbia train yesterday brought a box r . , . i . i . . . . ui BirawoemeB, wmcn ne naa purcnasea in, Charleston. The box contained nine ber ries, for which he paid 25 cents. -Onlyi about half of the Hornets' Nest Riflemen have as yet arrived home, and the friends, of some of the missing ones are thinking' about advertising for them, i A num ber or people from Maine, arrived at tne Central Hotel last night, on their return home from a visit to New Orleans. They are greatly pleased with what they have seen in the South. As was to have been' feared, tbere was a good deal of pocket picking carried on during the recent rush to VV ashington, and as ill luck would have it, two of our Charlotte men were victimized by the light firigeredrentry-MK.ChaA-Dixon,, a clerk at Hargraves & Alexander's. ' and Mr. . N. Peterson, the skating rink manager, were the victims. The amount of Mr. Dixon's loss is not kcown by his friends here, but Mr. Peterson parted with his watch and $50 ta cash. The watch wmcn Mr. Peterson lost was a gold case timepiece, and was valued at $75. NBW lQVBBTISEiaBMTii. M. S.WnxikD Insurance. Munson Spring novelties. J. C. MTjiros-Warner's tablets. Heihsbeeger Congressional Gov't. -Ahthont & Bryce Coal and wood. T. H. Johksok Best beef and mutton. I.el liota. ; Receipts of cotton yesterday 94 bales. The off-shore storm signal was flying yesterday. , No cases for the Mayor's Court yesterday morning. v Not a solitary tramp applied for shelter at the station 'house Monday night..-;; , i; V i -.-J? f,- ' M' ? " . The bodies ' tf the persons drowned by the explosion of the steamer Wave, last week, have not yet been recov ered. . . " ' ' ' Peter Pickett, the escaped pen itentiary convict,- was - transferred yester day to the county jail, and will be sent back to the penitentiary with the next lo of convicts from the Criminal Court. -At. 6AJ! M.' yesterday the Star thermometer registered 41 degrees. At S SOJPM. it indicated .70 degrees, and at 6 P. M. the mercury was again: down to 60 The day was mild and pleasant r The British brig J. Williams, Capt Layton, was cleared from this port for New-Castle-on-Tyne, yesterday, by Alex. Sprunt & Son, with 100 casks spirits turpentine and 2,707 barrels rosin,, valued ,at $5,500. y-jf !j - tM A match game, of base ball was played yesterday, afternoon between the "Thunder Clouds,'; Capt. 0. B. Watson, and the ''City BoysCapt W. Fur long, which resulted in ' 15 runs for the former and 17 for the: latter. . -... A Revival Under Dlfflenltles. J Rev. V. J. Millis, formerly of this city, but now of St. James, Missouri, writes to his" father that he hasrecently had a pro tracted meeting ; in one; Of his .churches,' which' resulted' Jn J thjy-dhei .accessions, with twelve mor$ to join, and. this during a season of extremely bad weather, when the people had to hitch four horses to the wagons to haul them through the snow and siush., ?u .tna Glad to Hear It; " Trees are being set ouV at the instigation of the authorities, in the centre of Market street, to replace thosewhicb died, com mencing:at Seventh, street and coming ia the direction of the rivers ?The trees arerto be boxed, as a protection. ' N. C.i WEDNESDAY, moTANn a. rsof; r- - ' ."t l' n " J" j . . -r . . A, BIfc Row at Point , Caswell The Ringleader Arrested and 8ets Fire ti bli Prison His Final Escape. There was a drunken rQW among the col ored people at Point Caswell" on Saturday last that almost assumed the proportions of a riot Finally, Capt, R. P. Paddison suc ceeded in arresting Noah Powell, one of the ringleaders of the disturbance, and put him is the guard "house, when the remainder, of the crowd cooled down somewhat.--Soon afterwards Powell, who is a desperate" fel- low, managed somehow to set fire to the prison in which he was : confined, and he would certainly have ' perished but for promptness on the part of those who went to his rescne, who broke the lock to the door and took the "badly frightened criminal out. XJapt ;.,.PsddJsonriaien"ia4: a:teHmiuary examina-tion before hinv&s a luatice of the peace and made out a commitment against Powell on the charge of arson, in having set fire to. the guard house, and dispatched 'r . i . t r V . l 1 '. ' J ieputy uaivm uiizzara witn fmm, uuuer , instructions to confine him in the county. prison of New, Hanover, without benefit of bail, until the next, term of the Superior Court for Pender county; but on the way to Wilmington he succeeded in effecting his escape from the officer and is supposed to have made his way to South Carolina. There ' was much excitement in Point Caswell during the disturbance referred to. Personal. Our esteemed and venerable f ellow-citi-zen, Mr. John S. James, father of Mr. J. T.j James, of our neighbor the Daily Re view, celebrated yesterday the 79th anni versary of his birth. Mr. Benj. Lyon, formerly of this city, but now of - Philadelphia, was in the city yesterday. Mr. Edward G. Paine, of Wisconsin, who has recently arrived here to take the position of stenographer at the Carolina Central Railroad offlce, has been stricken with an attack of acute rheumatism, and has taken a private room at the City Hos pital. A very large crowd gathered at the Front Street Methodist Church on last Sunday morning to hear the organ. The pastor. Rev. Dr. Yates, improved the. occasion by preaching a sermon of rare force and im pre&siveneas, surpassing himself. i Fire Yesterday morning. Yesterday morning, about 9 o'clock, fire was discovered in the northwestern corner of the residence of Mrs. James Dawson, corner of Chesnutand Front streets. I The .alarm was sounded for the third district and the department wVrjTqnlckry on"hand, the flames being finally extinguished before they could get under good headway. The fire originated somewhere under the roof and extended from the northwest towards the northeast corner of the building, but how it originated is a mystery difficult to solve, as the family say there has been no fire in that particular part of the building in several months. It is thought that the damage from fire and water together will amount to from $600 to $800. The most of the furniture was removed. The loss was covered by 'insurance with Messrs. Northrop & Hodges and Atkinson & Man ning. ... L ! magistrate's Conrt. Rosa Carter, colored, was arraigned be fore Justice Millis, yesterday, charged with the larceny of a watch, the property of Mr. Henry A. Westermann, Jr. It appeared from Ihe evidence , that Mr, Westermann lost the watch on the occasion of a proces sion during the late political campaign and that a daughter of Rosa Carter found it, and the two, when it was traced to their possession, refused to give it up. . As the evidence did not . sustain the charge of lar ceny the case was dismissed, but Mr. Wes termann afterwards recovered" his watch from a man into whose hands it had been entrusted by Rosa Carter, and who surren dered it. " St. Patrick's Day. ' Our friends of the Hibernian Benevolent Society, of this city," "will celebrate St. Patrick's, Day on the 17th in the usual quiet manner.'. The Society will meet at Germania Hall at some hour in the fore noon; when th4 members will form, in pro cession and march to St. Thomas' Catholic Church, where Rev. Father Moore will de liver a discourse1 suited to the' interesting occasion. At the close of the services at the Church the procession will re-form and return to the hall, where the annual elec tion of officers will take place.: , r Cok. J. Xi Cant well has been selected as the Marshal of the day; ; - - ' f "v- Wllmlngtonlans in D nrnam. f Capt. R. MrMcIntlre," of this city, has disposed of his interest in the dry goods and carpeting business of R. M. Mclntire & Co., in, Durham, to - Mr. C. F. Ellis, of this place, and the firm will hereafter be known by the name of .Ellis & Muse, the latter (Mr. W. H. Muse) having been asso ciated with Capt, McIhUreMr. Ellis has been -connected with the dry goods .estab-. lisbment of Col.' J. J. Hedrick for the last ten years, and understands the business. He leaves for Durham "this-morning, and will start immediately for' New' York. IllseharKed' -, ' -. r 1 - 'Albert-Isaacs, : mentioned in .Sunday's Stab as having been arrested on the charge of embezzlement, or falling short in returns to his employer; had a hearing before Jus tice Millis and the charge was' not substan- tiated, the prosecutor .being required-to pay, the COetS. : , ; . - " MARCH ll, , 1885. W 'eaUier Indleations. , , - . V. -. The following are the indications for to day: " - v ' ' 1 j1 ' ' For .' Uie South Atlantic States, fair weather, slightly -colder in northern por tion, warmer weather - in southern portion," westerly winds shifting to 'northerly in northern portion." ' Xbe Revival. " The congregations at Fifth Street Metho dist church continue very large and the in terest is unabated. ' Since Sunday twelve have presented themselves as candidates for membership. making 46 up - to" Monday night. ' Last night the. altar and adjacent benches were crowded with ; seekers of the leligion of the Lord Jesas Christ. The services last for two or three hours. 'Short, clear, pointed sermons are best in revivals. The meeting will continue for several nights longer. Prayer meetings are held every afternoon atybIor " Steamship Benefactor, . Capt. Tribon, at this port from New York, reports: "March 10th at 10 a. m., Frying Pan Light ship bearing west, distant about five miles, passed a boom and gaff, with apparently a new sail attached." . ' , ; . ;; tlST OF IETTEBS Remaining in the City Postofflce, Wed nesday; March 11 : .-; , A Felix' Allen, Brook Adkins. B Amos Brock, Samuel Bowers'. C--Linda Chase, M Childs, Moses Chis holm, R P Campbell. EJ F Ellis (spar maker), Dr Stephen Evans, Steve Elkins, M O Ettinger. F Capt Henry W Fisher 2, W F Fill yaw. G Wm A Gaskill. H A C HoBsner, Lizzie Higgins. J Annie Jones, Clara Jordan, May E Johnson. L Frank Lerfly. 1 M J O Morton, Katie Moore. P N Preuensel, George L Price. . R W D C Richardson, Sarah Rich. S J H Sangley, Julia Ann Sellars, Sol Sampson. - T G W. Tisdale. W James B Williamson, John Watters, Mary C William, Mollie Williams, Marion Whitehead, S E Ward, WF Wheeler. Persons calling for letters in the above list will please say ""advertised." Letters will be sent to the Dead Letter Office, at Washington, D. C, if not called for within thirty days. E. R. Brink. P M., Wilmington, New Hanover Co.; N. C. Quarterly laeaunga. First Round for the Wilmington Dis trict of the Methodist E. Church, South Duplin Circuit, at. Kenans ville, March 14 and 15. Brunswick Circuit, at Concord, March 21 and 22. , Paul J. Carraway, Presiding Elder, THE MAILS. . The malls close and arrive at the City Post Offioe as f olio-a: jclose. ; Northern throiiKh ma Ilfi, fast...... .... 7:30 P. X Northern through and way mails ...... 8:00 A. M Raleigh .6:46 P.M. 8:00A.M. Mails for the N. C. Railroad, and routes supplied therefrom including' A. AN. C. Railroad, at... 70 P.M. &8.-00 A. M. Southern mails for all points South, daUy 8:00 P.M. Western mails (C. C. Railway) daily (except Sunday) 6:15 P. M. All points between Hamlet and Raleigh 6:15 P. M. Mail for Cheraw and Darlington Bail road 8:00 P. M. Mails for points between Florence and Charleston 8.-00 P. M. Fayetteville, and offloes on Cape Fear River, Tuesdays and Fridays 1:00 P. M. Fayetteville, via C. C. R. B., daily, ex cept Sundays 6:15 P. M. Onslow C. H. and intermediate offices, Tuesdays and Fridays.. 6:00 A.M. Smithville mails, by steamboat, daily (except Sundays) 8:80 A.M. Mails for Easy HflL Town Creek, 8hal lotte and Little River, Tuesdays and Fridays 2:00P.M. WrightsrUle dafly-at .;... 8:3o"A.M. OPXN FOR DELIVERY. ." Northern thro' and way mails . . 7:80 A. M. Southern mails 7.30 A. M. Carolina Central Railroad 8:45 A, M, Stamp Offioe open from 7.30 A. M. to 6 P. M. Money Order and Register Department open 8.-00 A. M. to 5:00. P. M. continuous. v . Carriers delivery open on Sunday from 8:30 to :30 A.M. Mails collected from street boxes from bus! ness portion of city at 5 A.M., 11:30 A.M. and 5:30 P.M.; from other parts of the city at 5 P.M. General delivery open from 7 A.M. to 6.00 P.M and on Sundays from 8:30 to 9:30 A. M. Railroad time, "75th meridian. Coughs and Colds oan be cured with a bottle of Sine's Syrup of Tar. Only 25o. For sale by MundsEros. ,. MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING STRUP.-Rbt. Sylvantts Cobb thus writes in the Boston Chris tian Freeman, - We would by no means recom mend any kind of medicine which we did not know to be good particularly to infants. But of Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup we can speak from knowledge: in our own family it has proved a blessing indeed, by giving an infant troubled with colio pains, quiet sleep and the parents un broken rest at night. Most parents can appre ciate these blessings. Here 1 an article which works to perfection, and whioh is harmless; for the Ueep which It affords the Infant is perfectly natural, and the little cherub awakes as "bright as a button." And during the process of teeth ing its value -Is incalculable, we have frequent ly heard mothers say that they would not be without it from the birth of the child till it had finished with the teething stege, on any conside ration whatever. Sold by all druggists. 25 cents a bottle. ; r. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. The Best Yet ! gEEF AND MUTTON, FROM NEW YORE, and for sale at STALL NO. 7, FRONT STREET MARKET TO-MORROW AND THE BALANCE OF. THE W BEK. ; mhlllt T.H.JOHNSON." : l; Just Arrived, ONE OF OTJR SCHOONERS HAVING JTJ8T arrived with 450 TONS EGG. STONE. AND CHESTNUT COAL, we are now prepared to fill" all orders at short notice. Also, all kinds Long, Sawed and Split ,OOD. Call at 121 North Wa ter Street. - - '' Respectfully, - ; ' I mhlllt, .: f,- .ANTHONY BRYCE. r; I Spring ovelties. ; OUR STOCK OF IMPORTED AND DOME8Tirj SU1TIKQ8 for the Spring Trade cannot be excelled. T ie Fit is gurantecd and the Style is unsurpassed Silk and ; Hemstitched Hand ker chiefs, Silk Garters, and all the Novelties of the season, at L , - MTJNSON'S , t mhlllt -iu'.f. T' fi-Furnishing Rooms.-; 3 -i- Warner's aWets;' OR COUGHS AND. COLDS, VASELINB COLD i ' i : . i i it. its'-1 . f- : - Cream. Pond's Extract,7 ;and afull line .of Drugs knd Mediotaescrsale -If &Vgrft tt'i'?ai$: i -J i . . 5. "MOT y ., pharmaoist, i mh 11 It " r 104 North Front St. i WHOLE NO. 5765 NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. 1 ' 2ST M. S. . WILLARD. . Fire, Marine and AccHent Insurance mh 11 tf - Agent, 214 N. Water St. Congressional Government STUDY OF AMERICAN POLFTICS. By Woodrow Wilson.' SECOND SUPPLY recrived. Price f 1 35. Postpaid on receipt of price ai ' " . '". ; ' : -HEINSBERGER'S. Brackets., LARGE ASSORTMENT OF BRACKETS; all styles and very cheap, at : ; HEINSBERGER'S Live Book and Moslo Stores. " mb.ll tf Bottom Prices ! "yE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A FULL LINE of ALL 8TYLES OF SHOES, which We offer at Bottom Figures. Come and buy a pair or. our Gent's 3 8noes. They fit nicely and wear wlL ' A. SflRIER, . ? mh 8 tf . 108 Market St. Garden Seed. Garden Seed. gEANS, PEAS, CORN, ' CABBAGE, BEET, TOMATOES, &C, &0. Wholesale and retail. WILLIAM H. GREEN, mh8tf 117 Market Street. Chinese Gordon.. SUCCINCT RECORD OF HIS LIFE, BY Archibald Forbes, with illustrations, for sale at CM. HARRIS' Popular News and Cigar store. Open until 11 o'clock on Sunday. Reading Boom in rear; 60 cents per month. mh8tf Warren's Candies, JEST INJTBpiTY, MADS FRESH DAILY, . -Z . .. ' TRY THEM. Apples, Oranges,' Bananas, Dates, Figs, &o , received fresh dally. mh 8 tf Ladies'- Garden Sets, F OR SALE BY GILES & MURCHISON, Murchison Block. mh8tf New Crop Molasses, Cuba and New Orleans. 7 Choice ' He wTYoxSrStatts Butter. Planting Potatoes. FRESH ARRIVALS AT LOW PRICES. HALL & PEARSALL. JanSlDAWtf Dermal Soap. THE DERMAL SOAP IS UNSURPASSED BY any of the so-called Skin Soaps, and is par-' tioularly adapted for those who are troubled with tenderness or Irritability of the skin. For sale by ... ' . ' ' J. H. HARDIN, Druggist and Seedsman, mh 8 tf New Market Wilmington. N. C. Having JISPOSEDjOF A GREAT MANY THINGS WE have advertised, we will revise the list and "see you later." PRESTON CUMMING CO., Millers and Grain and mh 8 tf Peanut Dealers. Dry Goods, Carpets and Slattings, Special offerings and low prices in every depart ment. Our BLACK SILKS and BLACK GOODS are. attracting attention. R. II. McOTTIRE. mh 8 DAWtf Don't You Forget THAT OUR COLUMBIA COOK IS LEADING all others. It's a beauty, cheap, and a First Class Stove. Should you want a Rosin Dipper, Skimmer or Measure, we can supply you. PURE WHITE OIL, at ' - . . . PARKER St TAYLOR'S, -mh8tf 23 South Front St. New Spring Styles ! Stiff & Soft Hats ! BAKRISON ALLEN, E5-;: Hatters. mil 8tf WHITE CYPRESS -4 YELLOW PIHE iff: : .SS;' : 7' ;j: BLINDS & DOORS. ' . ;' :.H- . '" i- " r . . ; GUARANTEED AS GOOD AS THE BEST.; :- :. ' MOULD ING, 'BRACKETS ' AND ORNAMENTAL ! - - : . WOOD IWORK. " ;; ; - t ' aug 24 tf i n'.--PARSLBYA WIGGINS. ' H C. rPREMPBRT, AT NO. 7 SOUTH FRONT Street Is now, like all the rest, keeping a First- Class Shaving, Hair Cutting, c Saloon, with, Albert G. Prempert andWm. J. Stewart as sJstantaGive them a calL, . t , . .Jebt tt. TT7ANTEDLadies and Gentlemen, in city o i TV country, to take light work at their own homes; $8 to $4 a day easily made; work sent by. mail; no canvassing. 'We have good demand for our work, and furnish steady employment.' Ad dress, with" stamp, CHOWN M'F'G COMPANY," 8M Tiiw Street, Cincinnati, Ohio, f 10 DAWlm . ? BATZSOF ADVEaTSSIBIO' ' ' v Two Days 175 " - ThreaDays... 2 " ' ve-Da , i , gne Week,... 400 T; T0 Weeks, r..... 6 60 " .1 V Weeks,.. 60 - .. H l!70 Months,... 18 00 ' Three Mnnth. ' mm - Z - ' 5!? Months, 40 00 . - tor Contract Advertisements taken at propor- tlonately low rates. - - , Ten Imea solid Nonpareil type make one square NEW; ADVERTISEMENTS. ' The Price Tells, And Everbody Tells the Price .V- jriHOSE ROCK BOTTOM PRICES ADVERTISED last week had a good effect. We had no idea so many people read an advertisement, for the rush was far greater than we expeoted. ? We would not let a ealler go away without showing htm The Great Beductions, and the poorest judge could see how ASTON- ISHINGLY LOW; we are selling the balance -of " our stock. " "'. - ' . We want another week just like the last, and we will do our part to keep'up the rush. ' ' , "If there are any la the city who did" ttot call i last week we will be glad to see them this. mh 8tf " Merchant Tailor and Clothier. olives nsr bulk, i, 50 Cents per Quartv VL LAMBS' TONGUES Vi JARS, Beyond doubt the finest thing in the way of a ' LUNCH ever offered. (SCcrper jar. VERMICELLI AND MACAR0HI, IMPORTED AND FRESH. Smoked Beef Tongues; Pickled PigsV Feet, - 'Pickled Tripe, Canned Vegetables and Fruits, Early June Peas, Lima Beans, Windham Corn, Winslow's Corn, Baldwin Tomatoes, Peaches, Pears, &c. EXAMINE OUR STOCK AND PRICES P. L. Bridgera & Co., 110 North Front St. mh 8 DAW tf - i . ; UPHOLSTERY GOODS. W. Or J. SLOAIME ARE OFFERING THEIR ENTIRE STOCK , AT MOST ATTRACTIVE PRICES. NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS '" from $1.25 upward SWISS AND FRENCH LACE CUBTA1NS . i from $5.00 upward MADRAS LACK CURTNS from 4.00-upward TURCOMAN CURTAIN8 from 5.50 upward TAPESTRY COVERINGS from 1,50 upward CRETONNE COYEhLNGS from .30 upward materlaJa arnlabed for Indow Sbades. Samples sent by mail whenevjBr desired. All correspondence will receive prompt at tention. Broadway and 19th Street, HEW YORK CITY. feb 13 DAWeowlm chf , Ton Save Money, IN CASE OF A LOSS BY FIRE, IF YOU ARB INSURED IN THE . -L lirerjool & Lonuon & Glolse IilL Co., as that Company pays its losses WITHOUT DIS- -- COUNT. - ' . Jno. W;Gordlon & Siriitli AGENTS. ' . - : P. S.-PAYS WITHOUT DISCOUNT. roh8tf ATTE NTION! TX7E WISH TO CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO TV the fact that we are selling Blank Books, Paper and Envelopes, Ink, Mucilage, Pens, Pen cils, and all kinds of Stationery at a great reduc tion upon former prices. Paper Bags, Straw . Wrapping Paper, Twine, 4d., at. lowest market prices. . - .-,--'. C. W. YATES, mh8tf . w 119 Market St. We Paint v AND REPAIR CARRIAGES. BUGGIES, PHAE tons, Wagons, Carts and Drays. Skilled workmen employed and none but the beet mate rial used. A full line of Carriages and all kinds of Saddlery Goods at low prices. , McDOUGALL ABOWDEN, ' Opposite Giles A Murchison 's gtore.-. mh 8tf . ; ? m. E. Springer & Co. "pTAVB IN STOCK A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF Foreign and Domestic HARDWARE of the best known manufacturers. Prices guaranteed. ' 19, 21 ft S3 Market Street, Wilmington, N. C: mhStf Rock Lime, TJXJB BUILDING PUBaPOSE8.' " . JD- ' - FRESHLY BURNED PRICE REDUCED TO $1.15 PER CASK, LIBERAL DISCOUNT FOR LARGE LOTS AND TO THE TRADE. Address - FRENCH BROS., 1 - ' - Rocky Point, N. C. i r or O. GJPARSLEY, Jr . . ap l.tf tr sutufr - Wilmington. N.t. ' LADIES, HISSES AMD CHILDREN; JLBXIBLE SOLES FOB LADIES, ? SPRING HEELS FOB MISSES AND . CHIL DREN. 7 '. ,' . ' ." , I BOOTS and SHOES, in Greatest Variety, and at Lowest Prices, at . ' . ; Geo. Bt French Victory l .' .-r-. . "ELECTRIC LAMP'' HAS RECEIVED awardi ever all omnetito . and ta ehMsw at' Its price than any other Lamp as a gift. - - :-AZp' W. a BRIGGS ACOAgents. - L'rht your Stores with the GElSS ELKCTBIC LAMP. 3 5 mh tf ;