North Carolina Newspapers

:l : t. The Morning Star. rTgDgErg MONDAYS rr oo Oae Year. -vr-- 7.- six Monti. 4 w 2 00 1 60 Two Months, on&ttlr Subscribers, delrreredin "TPart rtt ftran Cxxtb per week, our City of th? iStwSorlMd to ooileot tor mow SViMitha to advance. - man uuo" n TTthe Port Office at Wilmington, N. O, ?ered rt Sewnd Class Matter. . ; m a vfORNING EDITION, OUTLINES. England concedes to Germany the whole of the Cameroons in Africa, and in return Germany recognizes the ' supremacy of England in th9 country covering the basin of "the lower Niger-river. - Ed- IX Clark, of Mississippi, has been nominated for Assistant . Secretary t the Interior. Works of the Michigan 8aw Co., at Saginaw, burned; loss $60,000. Fi- nancial circles in London are excited over war news from Afghanistan; British con. sols fell II 16 of one per cent , and Russian -securities two per cent, in consequence; a semi panic prevailed on the Stock , Ex- cbange Western Union declares a dividend of one and a half per, eenLj ih n Grant's condition was Ifctyorableyes- tvusi. . The strike of railroad em-- .,..jes on the Wabash road is. said to have' U u brought about by leading : railroad c mpauies to ascertain the . feeling of rail w employes throughout the country in It.,rt:d to a reduction of wages., -Xe.v York markets: Money Ul per cenC; cotion tjuiet and steady gat : -llillic; s ..ithem flour a shade stronger ; wheat, No. 2 red 91i92c; corn, ungraded 50504c; rosin s-eidy at $1 201 25; spirits turpen t,Ue dull at 31c asked. ' - ! urn to the right. 'Russia is concentrating troops in Aia. - r c -f Riddleberger has got to be a hard d; inker. : () all the Southern States (Georgia ha 'V.e best dailies. . - " - . The Nile expedition has cost $6, 500,000 and more to come. A question was raised in the Sen ate on Monday as to the right of a Governor of a State to fill a vacancy in that body. ' ' . 1 ' Gen. A. . R. Lawton, of Georgia, i io be First Assistant Postmaster General. This is a very good selec tion, we ibiuk. Bliii.e'rJBiircbard has been retired by his congregation upon a salary of $500 a year. -Ram, Romaoism and Rebellion did not pan out well for eiiber Blaine or Barchard. 1 " A Sepoy regiment that had been ordered to the Soudan is kept at home on account of the threatened war with Russia. The greatest Rus sian General, Ignatieff, is to com mand east of the Oxus. v- ' ' :, ' , Dear Mr. Cleveland: Your South ern Democratic supporters - are ex pecting a clean swe.ep in so far as Republican office-holders in the South are involved. They have been taught to believe that Reform means, "turn the rascals out." February and March are: the twa most dangerous r months as far as pneumonia is concerned, cDo not disregard your health. ... la cool winds wear your wraps. Do not get in a btury, but let the warm weather coniH before changing your clothing. The Prince of Wales will visit Ireland in April. Perhaps a peril ous trip. The Dublin Chamber of Commerce has decided to present an address to the Prince of Wales. The municipal council of - Dunganon has also decided to - present an ad dress to the Prince. " Germany is bullying John BnlU - v ictoria, on the coast of . Africa, the British colofs . were hauled down by Germans and German colors hois ted in their stead. A London dis patch pays; " ' '"Consul White has entered a formal pro wstaRaiust the action ,of the Germans at . i nis aaion of the Germans has Peatly excited the Bntisb West Coast set-; , Hements." ' . ; Capt. J ames Barron HoneJeditorof tne Norfolk Zandmark, h&a declined 10 be a candidate for office' although warmly indorsed;! He modestly .but truly says: ' - :- r A . ano1 am not ambitious of public station of the dtatrSrt Tfc l;ma, erVe inetalc' iS5," other capacity; and in - .ivuuu, i .anauf devote, myself, to Mmarlt with renewed enerev. and " cje 81g'e to the public good." Walter 'JV Tawi f rt, Ky,faa8 Deen imprisoned for ui.i,ae poisoning or. JLowryan Qay- He had Suddenly a r.'1'- j uo uieu. mere wag jfw "00 insurance on his life, which was . ' Aq antopsv revealed In ounce 1 morphine in the Stomach' of-the Eleyen ;)f - th to bang. He ought to hire .LJlld VOL. XXXV.-NO:;145v WILMINGTON, The South, has one female writer of genius; one We have praised sev eral times recently- in these columns She is a very; remarkable writer and threatens to rival Mr. Cable. . She is gifted with very great jpowers of de scription: and she is an artist in a high sense. It turns out that Charles Egbert Craddock, whose . 'In the. Tennessee "- Mountains' abounds in such striking character painting,' such exquisite descriptions of nature and such a perfect ; familiarity with the dialect of a rude people she; portrays with such signal power, is no other person than Miss Mary Nailles Muf free. of Mnrfreesboro. Tenn. She is 5 now in Boston and is. beiner lionized ; immensely; by Dr. ikolmes, .Ho wells the novelist,airfll others of the literati, ot ?'the Hub." , Say what you will the Bostonians know fine literary art and high mentals -gifts when they come under their vision. Miss Mur- free, it is stated, began: her literary ; career seven years ago, and it is only just now that she has allowed her identity to be known. What other woman ever,kept under the rose so long when gifted? Even George Eliot was known in a year or so after she began her great career as a nov elist. The interesting and clever corres pondent of the Augusta Chronicle writes from Washington on the 7 th inst.: "Many persona are of opinion that Mr. Cleveland made a mistake when not choos ing Patrick Collins, instead of Endicott,for his Cabinet; that he committed a blunder when selecting two of his Council from New York, and that he fell into a capital error by ignoring Ohio. New Jersey. Con necticut and Indiana. li tion. u. v. u. ia mar should develop into a painstaking, hardworking and methodical Secretary of the Interior, he will astonish numerous per sons who have witnessed no such qualities in his Senatorial career. Mr. Garland will have the place' that suits him best. Long ago, Mr. Conkling pronounced him the foremost lawyer In the Senate, and the country has justly regarded him as the peer of any legal luminary in the Union. He is saturated with the learning of his profes sion and has the elements of a genuine statesman and patriot He could not be better suited, and is sure of landing on the Supreme Bench, the summit of his honora ble desire. Of : late, he has worn a brand new black coat, the first of the kind within my memory.. ?The palm Tor rarrect drilling during the inaugural Darade is said to belong to the Et. John's Cadets, of Alexandria." By far the best of the seventy-five brass bands that played here last Wednesday was that of .Patrick Barsfleld Oumore, of the Twenty- second New York Regiment, accompanying the County Democracy." Mr. Cleveland may not please the Democrats but he will not resort to trickery in administering the Govern ment as others have jdone. The fol-' lowing, from the Richmond, Va., State, illustrates our meaning: "Mr. Arthur's valet at the White House was listed on the Government pay-roll as a clerk in the Treasury, Department.' His pay was $1,400 a year. On Saturday Presi dent Cleveland appointed Powell as a clerk in the mail service, and appointed as his (White House body-servant a colored, man -m 1 1 i J os l oi ligut compjexion uameu Dinuair, irom Albany. It is safe to say tnal Sinclair s name will not be listed is a Treasury clerk." I ' Spirits Turpentine ' Gastonia -Gazette; Wheat is looking badly and the oat crop is seriously .damaged.. ,'",;.-5v- Lincolnton : Press: The venera ble Dr. & Caldwell, who has been suffer ing from paralysis fot4 some time, is in a very critical state. ' .- V i The "Honorables" will now dis appear for awhile from the columns of the newspapers, r We refer to "Hon." Pompey cruasu and other legisiauve notables. I Elizabeth City Falcon: Fresh fish are as scarce ana hard to get and ' the prices as high as if we lived ten thousand miles from the finest fishing country on the globe.' V--:."" . -T- The 'Appalachian .Philosopher savs Dr. Leonard, of Msm., Hurry county. recently shot Mr. John Creed, of the same county, inflicting a probably fatal wound. He says the shooting was accidental. : Salisbury Watchman : Dr.' Lu cas is shipping about five tons of corun dum a week from near Webster. N. C, to Mass. - - The mica mines in the vicini ty of Franklin. Macon county, produce large and fine quality of that mineraL r -Jjax&rion 'Mobe8onian: J The oat crop, .it ? is feared, will be a failure, Owing to the heavy rains and freezes. Mr., E. K. Proctor informs us that since he has been postmaster of this town, two hun dred and eighty-three thousand dollars has passed througu his hands for money order. ! - Bit&lQtivWW Landmark : A note from Mr.. F.; .B.. Hendren, of Wilkes county, a student Of Wake Forest College, informs us that Hon. B. F.Armleld, of this place, has received and accepted an in vitation to deliver the annual address be fore the literary societies of that institution at the next commencement, Wednesday, 10th of June. . , ; ! Wr, Ealeigb V News- Observer: ' Yes terdav a ' repofter t walked? over the new Pioneer warehouse.. ' A big building it is; aad one which will be quite an ornament to South j Wilmington ; street. It is . 70x160 feet. The roof is a patent truss, and there is not a pillar or cost to break the clear space within. The timber is the best yel low pine; from Moore ; county. ; The great beams of the roof are, each 63 feet long and 6x10 inches in size, . Mr. W. CTroy. Of Fayetteville, has been appointed super visor of convicts. f -Henderson, Gotd'Jjeaf :il That L "purist" should visit ft roller skating rink if he would fully appreciate the meaning of "raising nice young' girls." Since r T . the curing of the last crop of tobacco there "" "'- ' V .1- . i ,i yn ii . has been more tobacco sold in this market up to the present time than was ever known before.? In conversations yesterday with- one of our warehousemen, he told us that at his house alone there had already been sold two million pounds of the golden weed,and this being true, we are, safe in saying that up to this time there . has' been" sold in this market five million pounds of tobacco. - Rev. T. Y Eure died one day last week. He was a man of fine sense, and had done a 'good ; work -in ?: his day? and generation, and has no doubt gone to reap the reward of..well done, thou good and faithful ser vant.", He was a local Methodist preacher and lived in Halifax county. Stab. - New Berne Journal: Mis. Geo. W. Simmons, of Polloksville. died vester- flay. - Will the Raleigh New-Obaerver, publish the names of the committee that worked up the judicial district bill ? The Democrats -of Craven county want them to file away for- future reference, say ab)ut .four years hence, and .then they Should be placed "in the archives of , gravity' The following, arer-the lueses and insurance by Tuesday- night's fire, as far as could be ascertained before going to press: Building occupied by 8mith & Credle, $1,500. insu rance $500; stock of Smith & Credle. hard ware merchants. $4,200. insurance S3. 600: Doctors C. & F. Duffy, medical office, $700 no insurance, but furniture partially saved; Major W. L. Palmer, confectioner. S1.200.' stock nearly all saved, insurance $500;W.H. f earce, building corner of south Front and Middle, $4,000, inurance $800; stock in and building owned by bchwerin & Ash, S 7.O00. insurance $3,000, stock partially saved; Dr. Wm. Pell Ballaoce & Co., grocery dealers. stock 1 $6,500, partially saved, insurance 5,500, buUding S2.000, insurance SI.OOO; Thos. Gates & Co., stock, partially saved. $5,500. insurance $3,000; Thofl; Uates. building, $2,500, insurance $1.500;-J. T. mil & Bro.. gunsmiths, buiidmg and stock and furniture, $2,500, no insurance, stock and furniture partially saved; W. H. f hiinps, harness maker, $200, no insur ance; L. H. Cutler, hardware dealer, brick building $4,000. frame; building $3,000. stock $9,000. partially insured, . and stock paruaiiy saved, J. B. Brown, barber, $200, no insurance; building belonging , to Mrs. -E. H. Windley. $1,000. insurance $500: S. ' BfrsWatera. bar . room and billiards, stock mostly saved, loss about $500, no insurance; building occupied by S. B.: Wa ters and Maj. D.W. Hurtt, merchant tailor. $2,500. insurance $1,000; Central Hotel, W. Patterson, proprietor, building and furni ture, $3,000, insurance $3,000; furniture partially destroyed; J. W. Stewart, livery stables, $1,000, no insurance ;L W.Hughes' estate, brick building, $10,000, insurance $6,000: Miss Hatue Hall and sisters, build ing. $2,000, no Insurance; Mrs. Wm. Hol- lster. store and stock, $2,000, insurance $300 on stock; Schwerin & Co., clothiers, $3,000, insurance $4,000, stock partially saved; R. Berry, druggist, loss $1,220J no insurance; GeorgeBishop,buUding,$10, 000,' insurance $3,500; M. H. Sultan, dry goods and house furniture, $10,000, insurance $4,000, stock and furniture, partially saved. Miss Kate Carraway, millinery, occupied the last store burned. Most of her stock and furniture were saved. Charlotte Observer: Mr. J. Gib son, from near Augusta, Ga., yesterday ac cepted a position in the new furniture fac tory of Elliott & Marsh, in this city, and commenced his first day's work at the reg ular starting time. He was stationed at one of the saws, and before noon had ar rived, he had met with an accident by which he nearly lost a hands. The saw was running at a high rate, and in an acci dental manner Mr. Gibson struck it with his hand. The saw cut off two fingers and mangled the remaining two fingers and the thumb in a severe manner. . Mr. Jas. W. Nelson, one of our well known citizens. was carrying dinner to his soil yesterday, about 1 o'clock, and as he was passing the factory row, on Sixth street, he sud denly: became faint and fell to the ground. As he did so blood came gush ing from his .mouth -and nose in ; copi ous - streams, dyeing the earth about, him a deep crimson. Several parties who saw him fall hastened to his side, but he was already dead. -5 Dr.-Bratton, who ex amined the body, pronounced it a case of death from a - hemorrhage of the lungs. About two o'clock yesterday after-. noon, a colored man was observed seated in Butler's jewelry store applying a small round stone to his lacerated lips. His name was Luther Wallace and his lips had been lacerated by the bite of a" dog, supposed to have been mad. - The stone which he was holding to his lips was a "mad stone," but as it did not adhere to the wound, after an hour's application, the hopeful conclusion was arrived at that it was not a mad dog bite, and the darkey went away happy. Last Saturday . night, . the powder magazine of Mr. V. Wallace, in Salis bury, was raided by thieves and robbed of a considerable quantity of powder, including thirty one kegs of Dupont Rifle Powder. The local authorities have been unable to find a clue to the thieves. Powder stealing is common in this section of the State, as it has not been very long since one of our Charlotte firms was- robbed. Section master Carter, who is stationed on the Car olina Central Railroad three miles this side of Monroe, was aroused from his slumbers early yesterday morning by a big lump of fire that fell from the ceiling to the noor. He auicklv aroused his family and made his 'way to the open air with1 them, and they had barely left the blazing house when the roof, fell in, converting the interior into a mass of flame. - Mr. Carter saved nothing except the clothes which he and his family had on as they left their beds. - All the contents of the house were ' destroyed, vin eluding the sum of $600 in cash which Mr. Carter had saved up for a rainy day. THE CITY. NBff ADVKBXISKMKrtTS R. M. MclHTntEJerseys. . ', , Mchsok; Suitings to measure. J. C Mrans-rWarner's tablets. (i; Opera. House The SUver KJng. ' '5 MEETiKffDemocratic Ex. Com. f n Heihsberoeb Congressional Gov't. , ; joint R. M a ksttaTiTi Com, merchant Co. CoaotissiONEBS Proposals wanted. Opera Htaie.i'' - f.i "ujo I Harry Miner's company will : appear1 at the Opera House here on: Saturday; pre senting the" grand spectacular, drama en titled 'The Silver King."; - There will be two performances in the afternoon and at nights The Philadelphia Press says of the play : I 2k ' ra - i "The best play of its kind that has been riWhiv1 hern in n. inntr time is 'The Silver King, ' which was presented at the Chesnut Street Theatre oast? jugnt.; u u m. . vue Liorhtfl o London .order.-but in every' re spect superior to those which have gone be- IOfO 1. CW : muio jmiui owuw that which closes the first act are seen on the stage. N. G., THURSDAY; MARCH 12, 1885. Local Jos. "--y:: U-W" .-! . -"- Receipts of cotton yesterday 15 bales. , --f -:L - A cool east wind made the wea- ther a little uncomfortable yesterday. 5 -1 -L Meetings are held at the Fif tb Street Methodist Church every afternoon at 3 o'clock. ' " . A . Shad were retailing yesterday at $1 to $1.10 for roe and 50 cents per pair for bucks. K - A thick smoke in that direction indicated a fire raging in the woods over in Brunswick yesterday. : . - h Col. Roger Moore is having !a dwelling house built on MuJberry ..between jBecond and Third streets, j; HV-i The Legislature .has-; adjourned f ana neoaior isBauxrouru bhu lupregcawuTB Lockey have arrived home. V '. -Registration is progfessingVery, slowly, r You must tell the number of your house when you go to register ; The alarm for a fire at the cor ner of Ninth and Walnut streets, about half past 7 o'clock last night, turned out to be false. .-; :'";. . -' '"'! The annular eclipse of Hhe sun next Monday will be partially visible here. It will commence about 11.47 a. m. and end about 2.18 p. m. - The only case before the Mayor's Court yesterday morning was that of Joseph Ray, charged with disorderly conduct, who was sent below for one day. . . I : The first session of the Crimi nal Court, under the new law, will convene in this city on Monday next, the 16th inst., His Honor. Judge Meares presiding. '- The most disgusted rdan we have seen lately was an individual who was. puffing away at a cigar yesterday, appa rently enjoying it hugely, when he sud denly discovered it was loaded ! i Mrs. Geo. W. Doyle will give A pound party at her residence, 211 South Fourth street, between. Orange and Ann streets, to-morrow (Friday) night, for the benefit of several destitute families. In alluding to the replanting; of shade trees in the centre of Marker street, in our last issue the troublesome type made us say the work was progressing from Seventh street in the direction of the river' It should have been Seventeenth street. j Personal. Mr. C. B. Fennel!, we were glad to see; had recovered sufficiently from his recent sickness to be on the streets yesterday, j Mr. A. B. Cook and family leave to night for Charlotte, which they will make their future home, Mr: Cook intending to engage in business there. A telegram was received here yesterday announcing the death from pneumonia of Edward D. Cowan, son of Mr. David S. Cowan, which sad event took place at the residence of his parents at Brinkley's: in Columbus county at 2.20 P. M. The Evidence. r As an act of justice to Mr. Albert Isaacs, mentioned in the last Star as having been examined on the charge of embezzlement and promptly and fully acquitted, we would state that, according to the evidence before Magistrate Millis, the only foundation for the charge was the fact that he collected a sum of money (about five dollars) and in formed his employer', in the presence of a witness, that he should keep it as part payment of an amount he. claimed to be due'him by said employer. f Elections to Fill Vacancies. I At meetings of the Directors of Oakdale Cemetery Company and of the Wilmington Gas Light Company, suitable resolutions expressing the regrets of both boards at the death of Mr. Edward Kidder were passed, and the vacancies caused by his death were filled by the election1 of Mr. Clayton Giles as a Director of the Cemetery Company, and Mr. Geo. W.' Eidder as a Director and Mr. Donald MacRae as President pro tern, of the Gas Light Company. , A Small Fire. " Yesterday morning, : about 9 o'clock, the roof of a dwelling house on Walnut, be tween Seventh and McRae streets, was dis covered to be on fire. A wood sawyer, at work in a neighboring yard." hurried to the spot, and with the assistance of some per sons living in the vicinity, succeeded in ex tinguishing the flames before they had 'time to result in serious damage. ' There was no general alarm.'" " i:- :f' V ' -r V', An Unlucky Start. : I Three or ; four jolly sportsmen j umped into a cart On Tuesday and went out Mar ket street on a hunting expedition. They had not gone far before the tail-board of the cart suddenly slipped out and left three of the nimble' Nimrods sprawling in the dirt Of course that was not encouraging right at the outset, but they quickly picked themselves up, remounted to their former positions and journeyed on undismayed T . i r-;; m' m 'g ' ;'y-.-Goes totlie:Pen a' ftt-n ft In the case of Jordan Lemmons, colored. convicted of the larceny of hogs at the late term of the Criminal Court and sentenced to five years in the penitentiary, but who was granted an . appealtthe Supreme Court on Tuesday affirmed the . judgment of the court below, m , " . , I r-;l'r.' Quarterly meaunes. j" First 'Round for the WUmingtoni Dis trict of the Methodist E. Church. South r Puplin Circuit; at.Kenanaville, March 14 . ana. in. nsA-rIwf l ?sJ r Brunswick Circuit, at Concord. . March i ana r - . & f . 1 . Patjt, J. Cabraway,' - Presiding Elder. Weather Indleauons. . .. , The following are the indications for to- For the Southi Atlantic States, fair weather, followed during Thursday by ocal rains, variable winds generally shift ing to southerly, falling ; barometer and stationary temperature in the southern por tion, with rising temperature in the northern portion. '?--- ; '''.'''.. j y!',- -'. '". Forslsn Exports, 'f'": 'V'-l 'A' Swedish barque Trio, CapL Elliott, was cleared, from this port for Liverpool, yesterday, !wih 80 casks spirits turpen tine, 150 barrels gum thus and 2,764 barrels rosin, valued at $4,015; also the British barque Bartiet, Campbell, Capt. Gray, for Liverpool, with 1,700 ' bales cotton, 1,100 barrels tar and 500 barrels T-rosin, valued at 'THE MAILS. ; The i malls close and arrive at the City Post Office as follows: . I CLOSE. Northern through malls; fast.. . . .. 7:80 p. M Northern tnrongn aua way maus saw A. m. Raleigh..... ......6:45 P. M. M. Mails for the N. C. Railroad, and routes supplied therefrom Including i - Sonthern mails lor all points Boutn, dally. Western malls (C C. Railway) dally .. 8.-00 P.M. (exceptSunday) .: AHpomtsbetween Hamlet and Balelgh Mail for Cheraw and Darlington Ball-, road Malls for points between Florence and 8.15 P. M. 8:15P.M. 8.-O0P.M. -8:00 P.M.. 1100 P. M. 6:15'P.M. 6:00 A.M. 8:80 A.M. unarieston Fayetteville, and offices on Cape Fear layer, Tuesdays and Fridays Fayetteville, via C. C. S R., daily, ex cept 8aadays.v. Onslow C. H. and Intermediate offices, Tuesdays and Fridays Smithvule mails, by steamboat, daily (except Sundays).. Malls forEasy Bm, Town Creek, Shal- lotte ana Ldtue iiiver, Tuesdays and Frldava. 2KWP.M. 8:So A. M. Wrights vllle dailyat OP FOR DELIVERY. Northern thro' and way malls Southern mails Carolina Central Railroad :. 7:80 A.M. 7.30 A.M. 8:45 A.M. Stamp Office open from 7.30 A. M. to 8 P.M. Money jDrder and Register . Department open 8fl0 A. H. to 5:00 P. M. continuous. Carriers delivery open on Sunday from 8:80 to :30 A.M. Mails colleoted from street boxes from bus! ness portion of city at 5 A.M., 11:30 A.M. and 530 P.M.; from other parts of the city at 5 P.M. General delivery open from 7 A.M. to 8.00 P.M and on Sjmdays from 8:30 to 9:30 A. M. Railroad time, 75th meridian. Coutrhs and Colda can be oared with a bottle of 81ne's Syrup of Tar. Only 25c. For sale by jnunas cros. MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP. Rev. SvxvJnn) Cobb thus writes in the Boston Chris tian Freeman :- We would by no means reoom mend any kind of medicine which we did not know to be good particularlv to infants. But of Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup we can speak from knowledge: In our own family It has proved a Dressing inaeea, Dy giving an lniant trouoiea wlth-cblio pains, oulet sleeo and the narents un broken rest at night. Most parents can appre ciate mese Diessines. juiere l an article wmcn works to perfection, and which is harmless; for the bleep which it affords the Infant Is oerfectlv natural, and the little cherub awakes us ''bright as a Duttoni Ana aurutg tne proeess or teetn ingits value Is incalculable. We have frequent ly neard mothers say that they wbuld not be without it from the birth of th child till it had finished with the teething siege, on any conside ration whatever. Sold by all druggists. 25 cents a bottle. DIED. SMITH. In this citv. on the nlsrht of tha lCth inst., NELLIE, wife of D. A. Smith. Funeral services this (Thursday) afternoon at 3 o'clock, from residence on Fourth street, be tween Chesnut and Mulberry. Friends and ac quaintances are invited to attend. " " -COWAN. At Brinklev's. March 11th. EDWARD DUDLEY COWAN, aged 14 years. Funeral at St. James' Church, this 44 o'clock P. M., thence to Oakdale Cemetery, " NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Notice. rpHK DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE COMMTT- TEB of the County of New Hanover are notified to meet in the Office ot John D. Bellamy, Jr., Esq., on Princess street, This (Thursday)-After-noon, at 4 o'clock, mh 12 It JAS. W. KING, Chm'n. Faraers ana Cpnntry Merclanh C AVS MONEY BY SENDING THEIR PRODUCE UtO JOHN R. MARSHALL, .General Com Merchant, 4 North Water Btreet, Wilmington, N.C. ' He obtains good pricss for their Products and makes eorreot returns. Those who have tried him say they are well pleased . mh 12 D&Wtf OFFICE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF NEW HANOVER COUNTY Sealed Proposals TT7TLL BE RECEIVED AT THE OFFICE OF f,V the Board of Commissioners until Monday. tne zaa or uarcn, at 26 o'ciock r. m, tor ramt ine the Court Room and Jurv Room, and Fur nishing Material for same according to specifica tions nied m tnis omce. The Board reserve the right to reject any or all bids. Work to commence immediately after the bid is accepted, - ' ' HORACE A. BAGG, ; mhl2 2t 1315 Chairman. Those Elegant ENGLISH AND SCOTCH SUITINGS ARE S Kil ling rapidly. We still have a few desirable Patterns left, which we will Make to Measure at the Lowest Prices , light-weight Wine Colored ana tsiaos corssorew cutaway ana acK suits at Greatly Reduced Prices. . . r MUNSON, mh 12 It : ' Merchant Tailor and Clothier. Jerseys, -Jerseys, Jerseys; For Ladies and Children . Sizes 32 to 42; sizes 24 to 33. 3 The above received by to-days Express. Dry Goods, ets, Mattings, l Good stock at all times at BOTIOM PRICES. . ' ' : 1 ' - Mm - w.nmrnn fmh II D&Wtf 'Vvi-fa-TJ!,; OoDgressional Government' J-STUDY dF-.AMERICAN . POLITICS. : By Woodrow Wilson. .SECOND SUPPLY received. Price $155. Postpaid dn'recelpt of price at -. , ..UliaJiiSlilUiUJSR'S. A . LARGE ASSOBTMENT.OF. BRACKETS, all styles and very eheapat) . Vi i . y i iii ; : ' ' i"- ' '- HEiNSBESGEB " mh 1 tf Live Book and Music Stores. WHOLE NO. 5766 NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. OPERA HOUSE. ONE NIGHT4 M ATINSBv SATURDAY, ITCH 14. : Grand Matinee 8atnrdav at 2 P. ":vv . The Event of the Season I Harry MineWSuperb . . Mvmpvaj id aa unw jiorai cpee- ; -- taeular Melodrama, . . ' 7 THE SILVER KT2TGH " Three years at the Princess Theatre, London. Xnrland. Longest run on teoord at WaUaoks Theatrejf.Y. F. C. BANGS as the 8ILVBR KING. Double Stage and Revolving Scenery. 17 Entire scenes transported dt special tram. Reserved Seats SI. . Matinee tOo. On sade at. Esinsberger's on Thursday.. . mh.02 3t - For ON WEDNESDAY. MARCH 25TH, 1883, AT 12 o'olock M., at the Court House door, Id the City of Wilmington,-1 ia offer, br Public Amotion. the fettowIflgLANDSforrent from said day un til January 1st, 1889 : ; - HThe Rice Plantation, well known as "Point Pe ter." containing abont 249 acres under cultiva tion for rloe. . y Also, the Plantation, .caned "Fairfield" ahnnt Vrfs miles from Wilmington, on the Duplin Road, i The rent money to be secured by note, with good seoui ity, payable on October 1st, 1885. . . . ti. .BUATYViUUtlT, mh 5 oaw4t th , nao - Guardian. Warner's Tablets, JpOR COUGHS AND COLDS, VASELINE COLD Cream, Pond's Extract, and a full line of Drugs and Medio lues, fcr sale by ' ' " JAMES C. MUNDV- ; . . - s . Pharmacist, mh 12 It 104 North Front Jfc , Eainit. Eainit. ? pUBE GERMAN KAJNIT, ,J In store, and for sale in lots to suit, by KERCHNER i C ALDER BROS, mhfilw nao f.-suwe I 2sT "cr 3B 1T C M. S. WILLARD. Fire, Marine and Accident Insurance mhlltf Agent, 214 N. Water St. Bottom Prices ! "TyE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A FULL LINE of ALL STYLES OF SHOES, which we offer at Bottom Figures. Come and buy a pair or our Gent's $3 Snoes. They fit nicely and wear well. A. BUKllCK, mh8tf 108 Market St. Garden Seed. Garden Seed, JEANS PEAS, CORN, CABBAGE, BEET, TOMATOES, Ac, &o. Wholesale and retail. - WILLIAM H. GREEN, mh 8 tf . U7 Market Street. Chinese Gordon. SUCCINCT RECORD OF HIS LIFE, BY Archibald Forbeswith illustrations, for sale at CM. HARRIS' Popular News and Cigar Store. Open until 11 o'olock on Sunday. Reading koom in rear; 60 cents per month. mh 8 tf Warren's Candies, JEST IN THE CITY, ' MADE FRESH DAILY, TRY TTT KM. Apples, Oranges, Bananas, Dates, Figs, Ac, received fresh daily. mh 8 tf Ladies' Garden Sets,' T70HSALBBY GILES & MTJRCmSON, Mnrchison Block. mh8tf Dermal Soap. THE DERMAL SOAP IS UNSURPASSED BY any of the so-called Skin Soaps, and is par ticularly adapted for those who are troubled with tenderness or irritability of the skin. For sale by . . , J. H. HARDIN, 3 Druggist and Seedsman, mh 8 tf New Market Wilmington, N.C Having ! IS POSED OF A GREAT MANY THINGS WE have advertised, we will revise the list and "see you later." PRESTON CTJMMTNG A CO., Millers and Grain and mh8tf Peanut Dealers. 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 Roain Dipper, Skimmer or Measure, we can supply you. PURB WHITE OIL, at PARKER & TAYLOR'S, mh 8 tf . .. . 23 South Front St . New Spring Styles ! Stiff & Soft Hats ! HARBISON A ALLEN, mhStf ESZZl Hatters. 0,1 See! tC. PREMPERT, AT NO. 7 SOUTH FRONT Street, is now, like all the rest, keeping a First Class Shavmir. Hair Cutting. Ac. Saloon, with Albert Q. Prempert and Wm. J. Stewart as as sistants, uive tnem a cau. ten l u j Dinner Fishu QUR FISHING SMACK HAS ARRTVKD.W1TH a nice' lot of BLAUKF1SH,' SNAPPERS and BRBM. Call early at bur Fish Market If you want something nice. , reo zo tr W.E. DAVIS A SON fyiur jE.;GBlair,: SI i ; Broter ani Coimssionlerciait.' TjiLOXTR. MEAL, GRAIN, COTTON AND COUN- . TJEf TUUVBAMU XJUZtJZTi JSUU9 W&fl l JUr - I Jan 31 tf r No. 19 N. Second Street. ATITJ TITT? ' Send six enta for postage T IXAAlj. and receive free, a costly box of goods wbioh will help ail, of either sex, tomore money ngnt away uian suyumiKeue m this world. Fortunes await the workers abso hittely sure. Atonoe address TRUE A CO- An gnsta, name. nuwiwwir UATL O? ADVK8TISISOi pge sag one r...vu;i..; Vi'cc . ... - Ii," iBLayat...i..-..,, .M....; : 2 so r i, f u . oox Days,. . ... ......... . WJ H 8 oo ' 22 k..... ........... ; 4 08 E2J&y&-' -----:- is oo SiS?1 j ....... 40 co s; ' J" f .... ........... 60 CO . ; WTXtoiitmet AdwtiwMBents taken at propor ttonatalylpwrmteawV;: . ,r. . - ; : oatf Wcmparell type make one rnare - NEW-ADVERTISEMENTS.- Tie Price Tells, - And Everbody Tells the Price 'J'HOSB BOCK BOTTOM PRICES ADVERTISED last week had a cowl effeWl We bj many people read an airertlsement for the rush ; - ; ' ; , was far greater than we expected. We would . . :'- ' ' : j j not let a caller go away without showing him ' I" The Great Beductio'ns, and the poorest Judge oould see how A8TON ISHINGLY . LOW we are selling tho balasee of our stock. .". '. ' 25JdB8ft-1Et feat JJkethe last, ands ' we will do our part to keep up the rush. . If there are any in the city who did not call " last week we win be glad to see them this. " ; . A. DATID, r- mh8tf Merchant Tailor and ClotMeK - OLIVES IN: BULZj 50 Cents per Quart. i LAMBS' TONGUES IN JARS, Beyond doubt the finest thing in the way of a LUNCTeveroffercYpe4af? VERMICELLI AND MACAROlffr IMPORTED AND FRESH. Smiled Beef Tongues, Pickled-Pigs' Feet, .- - Pickled Tripe, Canned -Vegetables and Fruits, Early June Peas, Lima Beans, Windham Corn, . Winslow's Corn, Baldwin Tomatoes, Peaches, Pears, Ao. EXAMINE OUR STOCK AND PRICES P. L. Bridgers & Co., 110 fortb Front St. - mh 8 DAW tf . ' -T- UPHOLSTERY O00DS. W. J. SLOAWE ARE OFFERING THEIR ENTIR2 STOCK AT MOST ATTRACTIVE PRICES. NOTTINGHAM LACK CURTAINS from $1.25 upward SWISS AND FRENCH LACE CUJ&TAIN8 . from $5.00 upward MADRAS LACE CURTNS from 4.00 upward TURCOMAN CURTAINS r from 5.50 upward TAPESTRY COVERINGS from 1.50 upward CRErONNE COYEhlNGS from ' .SO upward . materials IFnrnlalied ror Window Sbadea. Samples sent by mail whenever desired. All correspondence will receive prompt at tention. VI Broadway and 19th Street, NEW TORE CITY. feb 13 DAWeowlm ohf Ton Save Honey, IN CASE OF A LOSS BY FIRE, IF YOU ARB INSURED IN THE Urerpool & London & &lolie Ins. Co., as that Company pays Its losses WITHOUT DIS- ..' ' " '..COUNT.; Vv'- Jno. W.Gordon & Smith " ' "' AGENTS. . P. S. PAYS WITHOUT DISCOUNT, j mh 8 it v ATTENTION ! ; '5Tj.- TX7B WISH TO CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO m the fact that we are selling Blank Books, t Paper and Envelopes, Ink, Mucilage, Pens, Pen oils, and all kinds of Stationery at a great reduc tion upon former prices. Paper Bags, Straw : Wrapping Paper. Twine, Ao., at lowest market prices. ' t f , - , C. W. YATES, . T mhstf - " . 119 Market St v We Paint A ND REPAIR CARRIAGES. BUGGIES, PHAJC jlx. tons, wagons, uarts ana Drays, guinea workmen employed and none but the beet mate- y rialused. A full line of Carriages and all kinds , of Saddlery Goods atlowpriees. McDOUGALL A BOWDEN, t , Opposite Giles A Murchison's Store. ' mh 8tf , ;- ,..,:''.. Wm. E. Springer & Co, TTAVEIN STOCK A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF Foreign and Domestic HARDWARE of the best known manufacturers. Prices guaranteed. ' 19,21 A 23 Market Street, mh8tf Wilmington, N. C Sock Lime. T7OB, BUILDING PURPOSES. - ' . -' -: , J? FRESHLY BURNED PRICE REDUCED TO $1.15 PER CASK. LIBERAL DISCOUNT FOR LARGE LOTS AND TO THE TRADE. - - - i . Address - FRENCH BROS., j , . ' Bockr Point. X. C, . Itf or o. dfAtasutx, jr., ap su tu fr Wilmington. N. i , LADIES, HISSES ABD CHILDBEK." '. JLEXIBLE SOLES FOB LADIES, : 8PR1NG HEELS FOR toSBS-AND CTII ; dren. .; " ;''fi 'A' V VI-M I BOOTS and SHOES, in Greatest Variety, and aV j Lowest Prices, at ':XJ;MB , i r 7 -108 KOBTH FROST STREET."'..' ', V: :.!,'. - - s , -,. ;.. . ', . , , ' v-, y;n:i JHB "ELECTRIC '.. LAMP HAS RECEIVED 'i :: awards over, an oompentors, and is oneaner, at . .,: ; ; um priuv uau odt outer ump aa xuk .-. . , . s Ught your Stores with the GEISS ELKCTEIC f LAMP. - .x.-mhl t ;;v " .JV-,; j -vft ' " -'.-If m i-i ' - : ! j rim s i m . , - m