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j HATX3 OF ADTEOaTISIIIOt , - ' OneSanareDgr oc The Morning owi. TtoseDaya......., : t so gpw Days... . . w ,.., foo 4 00 ' A ' f.'' ' H !! paaMoath.v:::;::r :::: : inreeweet..-.,..., - 8 fr ...SJWPSKS1"! ;:::::::: i GO 4 00 nS?-v- ... : .-i. m oo - 2 00 M OA - J 1 1 11 II wiA k X V. II- ,11 1 60 75 tTnRNlNG EDITION. OUTLINES. ; The shaft and landing of, a coal mine at Uncola, His- caught flr ' from ten, to .ctv miners were m the mine; Urn lhoUght they wfll be saved. Mrd ward Pierrepont, secretary of the Ameri- jeeationat Rome, is dead. r Pri vate telegrams from St. Petersburg report that a revolt has occurred in Herat against tbe Ameer of Afghanistan. The Russian General Komaroff says that, the .losses of the Afghans in the recent battle ere greatly in excess of the first estimates. (jen. Grant continue to improve; he tuinks that his trouble was caused by nj-. reratcd sore throat, and that he will ulti mately recover. The .colored people. f Washington celebrated the anniversary. f tbe emancipkioa f alaryl taw Dis trict of Columbia.-" Prince of "Wales auJ party have arrived at Killarney.- - r - v. jackets: Money 1 per cent.; cotton iy :it llHJc; southern flour dull and cier at $4 004 75; wheat, ungraded red 9iX$l 3: corn' unSraded 5Uc; rosin weaker at fl 081 10; spirits turpentine iirra at 31c. ' - - .-; The dahlia is named after a famous Sftdish botanist, Dr. Dahl. The Wizard Oil concert is too soon in the afternoon. Put it at 4 o'clock. Minuter Keiley is to be dined in Richmond before hs sails for Rome. Germany, it is now said, is not a nwViawr between England andRus- adic is the name of the new French dramatic star. She proposes to shine in the United States. Grant has taken to the newspapers again and his friends are now talking of a trip to California in the summer. Vermont has bad' three tragedies. Three single, women r: have died close together under suspicious circum- The President is going a fishing this summer. . Will' Wheeler, the great, piscatorial .'warbler oi ; New York, join him?.- . -' : " Secretary Manning denies emphati cally that he will leave '.the Cabinet and become boss oFihe New York C'usto.u House. - , T Postmaster General Vflaa proposes to begin reform in the matter of changing some offensive and bar barous postoffice names. Mm Cleveland shines' in Wash ington society as the handsomest dressed woman. She appears in a new dress at every receptioD. Who keeps the tally ? ! Two negroes committed a fearful crime in Middlesex connty, Va.,. by robbing, murdering and then barn- ing the dwelling of a farmer by the name of W. A. Palmer. It is announced as a fact that of 1,802 newspapers that began busi ness in 1884, but 214 live. Is this another illustration of the Darwinian theory the survival of the fittest? ? - Yesterday was the Pennsylvania tree-planting day as designated by Gov. Pattison. This is the right' thing. Every State ought to have, such a day Set apart for so important a purpose. ':" A desperate prize fight came off at Kittawning, pa., between William Robinson and Joseph Johnson for 500. The crowd numbered five hundred and the fight lasted for two "ours. Robinson beat " i ' Old Fred Douglass is said to be Bering ar0und the President. Ane old rascal who so foully traduced J best friend, Horace Greeley, is holding on to his big salary. He gatto be forced to slobber at his uwn expense hereafter. And now Johnny Roach, having rt out that he can no longer run e flavy Department in his own pri nterest, is trying to sell the fctoRa8sia. one. shot from mTy"0- uld fixthe UolPhn forever. - , ! f. Sir George Rose Sa& J hi. -J" pa88ed iQ tb service of Trafalga7H?W"at Rattle of NewiBkeJn;the V1IW -timet tM?vi?--xzz?:. !tta the MalabaV h; ror W" effortf ldent Tyler d Congress 10 we the UnitedaS TwoMontns, M : w of 'nCTorfrf collect f or more VOL. XXXVI. NO. 22. frigate Missouri from destruction by fire in Gibraltar Bay in 1842. Sir George was the Aral-to foresee, in 1855, the revolution about to take place in naval warfare by the revival of the ancient mode of striking an enemy's vessel with the prow, the introduc. tion of which principle in the destructive ram was afterward adopted." . : .. : A pions correspondent of the New York Sun, a paper that cannot tell a lie and keeps a "cat," says "mug wump is the same of a bat or an owl to be found in the swamps of this State. He gives the following as a current song: "The mugwump roosts in the hollow log,- The sagwag sits in the tree: Whenever I hear the hogwig Bine - My heart is sad in me. - '' Whenever the snagpbp toots his toot y To the wail of the mipwag hen, And, the mikfunk chirps in the stilly night,. ."! You bet I'm lonely then." .-' ' " i Thir is a fayorite-Tditty heard at' night in every cabin. , But that cor respondent will have to sharpen his "hatchet." It is rather dull at present. i The St. Louis murder fills the pa pers. It was not W. H. Lennox Maxwell who was killed, but he is suspected of killing a man by the name of Preller. A special from St. Louis says: u As soon as Preller arrived Maxwell was seen associating with him, and the two were so well dressed that they were taken for wealthy English tourists. Maxwell is now missing, and the theory of the police is that he murdered Preller for money and then wrote the words noted for the purpose of leading the detectives to believe that it was a political murder, it is believed by those who have studied the tragedy closely that Dr. Maxwell chloroformed and killed Preller on Sunday evening, April 5th. It is known where he bought the drug, and his bearing upon that occasion, was nota ble. On the next day he disguised himself by changing his beard and buying clothes which would make him look like a Yankee, and since April 6th no man in St. Louis has seen him." Spurts Turpentine The Stab is sent regularly to the Goldsboro Argus, and has been since the9thinst. 'Asheville Advance : Senator Vance is at his mountain home, near Black Mountain, in this county. Oxford Torchlight: From fig ures taken from the. sales books of Mead ow's warehouse, we see that that enterpri sing house sold - in five days last .week 64,253 pounds of tobacco for $14,084, averaging f20.87 per hundred for all grades. Goldsboro Argus: We are glad to know that the Goldsboro "Rifles are to have an armory in the near future. On the 19th of April three years ago green peas were shipped from this place in abun dance to the North. Up to the present writing this season the crop is hardly well out of the ground yet. Raleigh Visitor: A letter has been received bv one of oar citizens from M. J. Fowler, Chief of Police in Washing ton City, stating that J., N. Regers, who resides in Wake Forest township, has been arrested for passing counterfeit money. Rodgera is one of the sane who has been pursuing his nefarious operations lately in Raleigh. . ; , Raleigh Recorder: A note from sister Yates, dated Hlko, Nevada, March 21st, reported all standing the trip well. They reached San Francisco April 1st, and took a ship ' for China on the 4th. Rev. R. T. Vann, of Wake Forest, delivers the address, and Rev. J. L. Carroll, of Asheville, the sermon at the commence ment of Judson College. Shelby New Era: There will be no Normal School -at Chapel Hill this summer, the appropriation for that purpose having been withdrawn at the late session of the Legislature. Mr. B. Whiteside, three miles from town on Mr. D. A. El liot's place, had the misfortune to get his house and everything he had burned up one day last week. He lost his corn, bacon, flour, furniture and some money. Winston Leader: More than 250 volumes have been contributed to the Graded School Library. Let the good work go on. Keep-sending in the books. A snow storm on tbe 10th of April is considerably out of season, but such was the case last Jb nday morning, and the flakes came down large,- and in a manner that equaled a snow storm in December or January, . Two of, the finest lectures ever given to Winston audiences were de livered last wees: in the upera. House, oy Dr. Solomon Pool, of this place. They were classic and eloquent. ' ' , : 'Raleigh'' News- Observer: A cor respondent of the Asheville Citizen asserts that after Caswell county Henderson coun ty has the handsomest courthouse in -the State.-: Yesterday was another quiet one at the mayor's office. There were no cases to try, and the police had nothing to do except walk around, keep their eyes open and look handsome.' Scotland Neck item: Last Saturday night the large stable of :,W. A. Dunn, Esq., of this town, was entirely consumed by fire. ! The prop erty was perfectly new and was among the best properties of the kind in the State. Besides the loss of the building, Messrs. W. A. and C.JW. Dunn together lose about $1,000 worth of corn, fodder, &c., which .wasi stored in the Jbuildine. .Mr. W. A. Dunn had $1,000 insurance on the build ing, but his loss is heavy. .... -- Raleigh Farmer & Mechanic: Glad to hear that our friend Major Matt Manly is mentioned for a leading Consul ship. - In addition to losing his resi dence at Manly, Dr. Bethune lost $1,200 in cash. One of his children had a close es cape. r- The negroes appear to be bar-, beculng ' themselves in a reckless fashion. Negro, man burned to death near Scotland Neck; negro woman near Kinston; negro woman near Wadesboro; four children in Robeson, county, - and so on. And from sheer carelessness in each case except one an epileptic. 1 , More than twenty miles of the Bidgeway & Richmond Railroad are ready, for the cross-ties in Virginia,' and near an equal1 distance between: Ridgeway and the river. CoL Morrison and En- S'meer Atkinson have resumed work on the ape Fear extension to Mt Airy. -His - name 1 was Joseph' : G. Hester, and he used To -march over the State with a Sing -of scalawags at his-' back, scoop g In hundreds of dollars '"per day by arresting ana maltreating democrats, un , - : WILMINGTON, N. CM',FRlDAYi APRII, :J7, 1885. 3 Itl der the pretence of considering them "&u Klux." Well I last week .Joe subsided. He has been a postal, secret, agent or detec tive. Much of his prowling, the past year has been in Tar Heelia, We hope he has repented of the death on Admiral Semme's steamer-wTlie Alabama"r-ven,tinV his last.t'Raid" into Rutherford, and nntU now 1 WelL. there can be no jlack of afirst class man to fill. Davidson's Pilot House. .There, for instance, is Rev. Dr. J. Win. Flyn, of New Orleans, a, native North Carolinian,, born almost within sight lot. Davidson and thoroughly trained by his connection with the Southwestern Presby terian - University in Claxkesville, ;TeQn.' There is, also, Rev. Luther McKinnon, -of Columbia, .young; and .energetic; ; . &T0ti-. Henry . E. , Shepherd,, LL. D., also a native North Carolinian; Rev. J Rumple D.. D., of , Salisbury, N C. ; Rev. J. B; Mack, D; p., of Fort Mill, a C. ; Rev. Dr. Stock ier and Rev. Dr. Barrett of Atlanta, Ga.T Rev. Dr. Hill, of Fayetteville, N. G, ; Rev ; Dr. Smith, of Greensboro, N . C, and nu merous others ,who3e names do .not pop into view as we wntfc : : ;; ..; . .-r- Charlotte Observer: A house oa thk&d of W A. JtoUrU, who 0te a few miles from this city, was destroyed by fire yesterday morning.. -John Wilson, a citizen of Clear Creek township, was sent to jail yesterday afternoon to be held for trial on the charge of : reckless pistol prac tice. It snowed all Monday afternoon at Statesville and in the country about that place. The annual meeting of the shareholders of the Mutual Building hd Loan Association of this city, was held last night in the mayor s oourt room, and there was a large attendance. The fourth annual report of the condition of . the Association was presented and made, a healthyahd prosperous exhibit. The report shows the net capital to be $97,571 54, and the net profit during the past year is $7,484 04. The cash account shows that $47,192 41 were received and paid out. The net profit in equivalent to 9.60 per cent. interest per annum. The board then elected the following officers: J. L. Brown. President: W. -W. Flemmine. Vice President; A. G. Brenizer, Secretary and Treasurer; Armistead Burwell, At torney. The much talked of railroad project, which is known in this section of the State as the Gaffney City and Ruther fofdton Railroad, has at length taken shape and form, and yesterday the first shovel of dirt was thrown at a station called Forest City located a short distance from Ruther- J lord ton. - When completed this road will connect Marion, N. C, with Charleston and Georgetown, S. C. the route being from Marion to Rutherfordton, thence to Gaffney City, thenoe to Chester, thence in the direction of Georgetown, nearing which place a branch line will be laid out to Charleston. Tne proposed route is covered by several railroad charters, all of which are to be merged into one, and the line operated under . a single, .company. - The road between Marion and Gaffney City is to be built by the Massachusetts and Southern Construction Company, an organization consisting mostly of Bos ton men. with a capital of $250,000. The railroad men in this city Saturday had a curiosity to talk about in the shape of an old plough that was going through some place on the Cape Fear & Yadkin Valley Railroad to the New Orleans Expo sition. It was a specimen of the farming implements of seventy-five years ago, the plough having been made in 1810. In shape it 3lightly resembles the ordinary plough of the present day, having straight handles and a straight stock. The plough share a diminutive piece of iron, is nailed "flat footed" on the beam, and a wooden fly is provided to throw the dirt aside. NBff AOVRBTISBlSBlfT.1 Mcnson Imported suitings. CoLusB & Co. Auction sale. I Hetnkberger Organs and pianos. Mrs. E. B. Eljlis Rice mill for sale. G. R. French & Boss Some bargains. Wizakd Oil Concerts Day and night. Masonic Meeting Wilmington Lodge. Local Don. . Receipts of cotton yesterday 16 bales. The Mayor had no cases yes terday morning. j A rainbow spanned the south eastern heavens yesterday afternoon. Poultry has gone up in . price. Grown fowls; are selling at 90 cents per pair. .... ; ; Three white' tramps were lodged in the station house Wednesday night one of them a female. ' ' . . There was "a very interesting love, feast at the Fifth Street Methodist Church last night. Memorial Day falls this year on Sunday, and the .following Monday wfll' have to be observed ;- v . There was a small fire last night, about half-past 10 o'clock, out-about Ninth and Harnett streets.; ' . . i f , There was a fine shower yester day afternoon,' which laid the dust nicely. There was some thunder and lightning. - , Rev, J. ;. VT, ; Pjriinrose, of the Second Presbyterian church, has acceptefl an invitation to act as Chaplain on -Memo- rialDBy:1, ;!"Jl.'!ZiZ j j r Don't forget tbe, entertainment and festival at Germanla Hail to-night, for the benefit of the building fund of SuPaul's Episcopal Church.: - . --. " . ' .. '. . - Delegates from the several com mands of ; the ' Second ; RegimentN. p.j S. G., wiU 'meet in this city on the 25th ultJ, to consider the, best means of adding to the strength and efficiency of the command. ' j . The German lttig; ; Je XJaptL .Vickiehnann, was cleared; froni this port for 'Bowling, Scotland, ; yesterday, ' With 2,230 barrels of rosin, valued at $2,117 2a. Messrs. Robinsoh:,&." Sing . were the shipj- pers. ;' ,. ..- ' .. Deatb? of a Fomer TVlImlrtonIan. j A. private f telegram !was received - here yesterday, anhouncing the death In Aber7 aeeh," Mississippi, of rDrS. a Everett formerly" a well-known dentist of this city. Deceased is said to have been about 4!f years of age.'-- : h Hi. 3. Ai Hgheyi tSnal Officer t this; port,: has. receifM .iiotiflcation from the War Department that it has been decided to display the cokl'Wave -flag 'at this station j after the 1st of Jniy ensmng. it win be displayed on a different flag pole from the. cautionary signal .The Department is to be kept advised as to the efficiency of the signal and its effects upon busineiss inter ests;; Much stresk Is also laid pon the im portanoe of giving as wide-spread clrcuia tion to the cold wave information as possi ble, through the medum of railroads, tele graphic lines, etc., which has been done at some stations without cost to the govern ment. The warnings, are also to be distrib uted to all business men interested. The De partment is to be notified after each dis play of the T"ftTfrrnmn and minimum tempe ratures during the ' time the signal was hoisted. TrrtTboTd rkYe"sienal is now dis l prayea at (jnarioite. w e nope it win prova beneficial to the farming and business inter estsu ... ... . r .a . trtxard Oil Coinpany Concerts'. J The Wizard Oil Company draws as well aa, the'' Frenph LDoctress.! We refer ;of course to crowds, wljep. e, mention theJ worddraw We have net the remotest allusion to ww, in the drawing of which, Mme. Duflot certainly excelled. If the Wizard Oil is as meritorious as , the musi cal efforts . of the? Concert Company, it ought to "go off like hot cakes." Large crowds gather in front of the City Hall every afternoon at S o'clock, and at the in tersection of Front and . Market streets every night at 8 o'clock, to hear the music Judge Blearea at Cbarlte. Alluding to the charge of Judge Meares, in the Criminal Court of Mecklenburg, the Observer says: "He gave a complete analy sis of all the crimes known to the court calendar, and if the grand jury can perform their labor 'according to the spirit of his charge, it will make itself famous in the annals of our courts.- The charge was about two hours in length, and it showed that the deliverer ' theVeof is a scholar, a gentleman and a judge." Wilmington mutual Insurance Con- The regular annual meeting of this Com pany was held on April 15th. The old Board of Directors were re-elected, viz: W. A. French. R E. Calder, D. L Gore, D. O'Connor, H. VonGlahn, H. M. Bowden; Wm. Larkins, R. E. Heide, Dr. J. H. Free man, E. T. Hancock, W. P. Oldham, J. K. Brown. W. A. French, was elected Presi dent: R. E. Calder Vice President; and J. K. Brown, Secretary. AlTskK AND IflARIWE. There is just good boating water in the river now. Ger. barque Auguste Jeannette, Jurgens, hence for Riga, passed Copengagen April 11th. The cargo of the schooner Oilder 'sleeve, mentioned in, our last, was insured with Mr. M. S. Willard, in the Union Marine. It was not damaged, except that portion which was thrown overboard to lighten the vebel. - The schooner Regulator, Capt Lewis, which arrived here from , Elizabeth City yesterday, with a cargo of corn, bound to Charleston, reports having encountered a heavy sea about fifteen miles southwest of Beaufort, on Friday, the 10th inst., by: which she lost the head of both masts; No other damage, the rigging, being saved in tact The cargo, which was not damaged, was insured with Mr. M. S. Willard, of this city, in the Union Marine Insurance Company. The cargo , will probably be sold here. ' ' ' ;. . ' Quarterly nestings.; , Second Round for the Wilmington Dis trict of the Methodist E. Church, South Carver's Creek Circuit, at Way man, April 18 and 19. i Waccamaw Mission, at JZIon, April 22 and 28. ; ' White ville Circuit, at Fair Bluff, April 25 and 26. , , , , . ; Wilmington, at Front Street. May 3. ' ' ' Onslow Circuit, at Queen's Creek, May 9 and 10. ' Duplin Circuit, at Charity Chapel, May 12 and 13. j . ,; r Brunswick Circuit, at Summerville, May 16 and 17. ' -. Topsail Circuit, at Union, May 23 and 24. Magnolia Circuit, at Magnolia, May 30 ahdSl;.;-: !! n -: is . : District Sunday School Conference will be held at Magnolia, commencing May 29. ' iM ' ' Paxti, J. Cabbawav, v Presiding Elder, ; II ' l '. THE BLa.11,8. -i ' ' " The 'maite-'close and arrive at 'the City Pes OfBde:Mlallowsi? Jjx ' Northern thro' xnafis, fast 7j46 P.lf,'4k 10:80 P, M . Northern throngh and way mail.8. 1 8:80 A. M. Ealelicli.... ..8:16 P. M. A 8:30 A. X. Malls for the N. C. Railroad, and 1 TOUW3S BUypuou uioioxcwiu uiuiuuuiic ' A- AN. CXRailroad. at. . .7:45 P. M. & 8:80 A. If. Southern malla for all points 8otU, dally -v. . .. 8.-00 P. M. A 0:15 A. JL Western ma(a; p. Kallway) daily . y m tax Cherav and Partington XtaU- J , ' road ..t...U3f vyf.. 8.00 P.'K. Italia fc poliltweenjriorenoe and Charleston. ....w....8K)0P. M. St 0.16 A. X. Payettevflle, and offloes on Cape Pear . Elver, Tuesdays slid Fridays.. ...... 1M P. IT. Fayettevule, vlaCVC-B. B., dallyexr i . oept Suadays.....-.....v... 6 J5 P, M. Onslow O.' H. and mtennediate offices, - ' J Triesdays and Fridaytwi.... ...... tuo AiTH.' gmlthvllle malls, by steamboat, dally . 1 (except Sundays).. ..j... 80A.K. Halls forBasyHm. Town Creek, Shal- ; lotw and litQe Rivet', Tuesdays and - ' ' - - - Fridays. .3... .r..; , SKX) P. 2f . .Vrlghtsville daflyaL....;..:...A,, flo A. H. Northern thro' A wayjnaus 7i0 A. M. A 5 A? MV 43oothem naUs- v. ; i-.n . , v.., . .wr 9.80 A. JC Carolina Central Eauroad., 8:45A.1C, , Stamp Office open from j.80' A.1L to 4 P. Jt,t Money Order and iBetfster Department open' 8 KM A. M. to 5M P." M. eontmnons. j; i - Carriers delivery open on Sunday from 8:80 to ' ;MaDs oolieotedfrbm fitreeV boxes from bnsl sees portion Of elty at S AJULi tl-AD AM. and tM PJL; frqm other parts of the city at S P.M.: and 5 A. M. nrcaf nsr Indleatlons. : . .Thefollowing are the indications for toy d ay f '. i .i r, : . . ; V, .. ; . - . .. . i---.-, i, t For the : South Atlantic States, light local showers and partly cloudy weather, variable ;. wlhdi?. preceded by southerly Winds In the.southern portion, slight fall in temperature, generally higher barometer.' Appointments by- Blsbop Wateon, of tbe DieeeseTofEast Carolina. 10 Thursday, K. P., racc, x nymoutn. ' 48. SaturdayB. P., 8. Joseph's, Camden C U. 19 Sunday, 8. John Evan. South Mills. 81 Tuesday, :M.P.i Christ Ch., 'Elizabeth City 8a .Wed'sday.M.P.,S. John's, Newbeeun.) S3 .Thursday, ' S. Barnabas, WoodrlUe, ' " Perauhn's co. i8 Sunday. - r HolyTrtntty. Hertiord. 28 Tuesday, M.P., Bookahock; 29 Wed'sday, . w a Paul's. - Edenton. i 80 Thursday, M.P.,8. Luke's, Washington 00 , , ; CITY ITEMS. I . . Coughs and Ctolda can be cured with a bottle Of Bine's Syrup of Tar. Only 25o. For sale by Hands BMs.- - '' r- - FORTY .TBAES,. EZPEBIXNCB OF AN OLD lIUKSK.--Mrs. - Window's Soothing Syrup is the f prescription 01 one 01 cne oesc iremaie Jnysioians and Nurses in Xhe United States, and' has been used for thirty years with never failing safety and success by millions of mothers and children, from the feeble Infant of a week old to the adult. It eorreots acidity of the stomach, relieves wind colic, regulates-the bowels, and gives rest, health and oomtort to mother and nld We believe it the Best and Surest Remedy in the world, in all cases o DYSENTERY and DIARRHCEA IN CHILDREN, whether arising from teething or any other cause. Full directions for using will accompany each bottle. None genuine unless the fac-eimile of CURTIS & PERKINS Is on the out side' wrapper. Sold . by all Medicine Dealers. 85 cents a bottle. . 1 , DIED . - beloved wife of 8. P. MoNair. aged 27 years 9 months and 11 days. MOORE. In this citv. Thorsdav. 16th instant. Mrs. MARIHDA MOORS, wife of Robt H Mcore. aged 44 years. Funeral will take plaoe this (Friday) afternoon, at 8 o'olock, at residence, thence to Belle vue Ce metery. Friends and asquaintances invited te' attend'.. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. filmWoa Lota No. 319, A. F.&A.H SPECIAL COMMUNICATION THIS (FRIDAY) EVENING, April 17th. at 8 o'clock, for work in the Master Mason Degree. , Visiting Brethren - oordiauyjnvited to attend. " By order of the w. M. . e . t JAMES W. MONROE, ap!7 1t - - Secretary. KewBerae Rice Mill for Sale. rpHIS VALUA.BLB PROPERTY IS OFFERED at private sale, for a division, consisting of one 4C-H,ore Engine, two Cylinder Boilers, of mere than ample capacity, nine Brotherhddd Fatsnt Pestlett, with all Fixtures and Machinery neces sary for taming out first class wods. Can be seen now in daily operation. Located onTrsnt River, near Union Point, with good wharf at tached, where any vessel can load which can come in at Hatteras. The Mill Is offered with or without the real estate on which it is situated. For particular enquire of , MRS. E. B. ELLIS. Executrix, ap 17 lm Newborn, N. O. Hunson's 'TVAILORTNG BOOMS PRESENT A FULL LINE Of IMPORTED SUITINGS. Also of DOMESTIC make. An UNEXCELLED cutter, FINE work men, and MODERATE prices, is he secret of our LEAD in this branch of our business. Leave your orders with us. ap 17 It Some Bargains JN ORDEB TO CLOSE OUT SOME LINES OF GENTS' SHOES AND BOOTS, we .have markefl them down LESS THAN COST. MEN'S CALF BOOTS from $1.5 to $1.00. Come in and see what we can do for you. Geo. R. French & Sons, 108 NORTH FRONT STREET. aol7tf Standard Organs, JANUFACTUBED BY PELOUBET A COMPA NY. Oyer 122,244 in use. Every Organ guaran teed for five years. A large assortment just received at . HETNSBEBGEB'S. rpHE BAU3 PIANOS. THE WHEELOCK PIANOS, THE STIBFF PIANOS, Are for sale at HETNSBERGER'S ! Live Book and Muslo Stores. ap 17 tf Fire-Proof Oil" fS BETTER THAN 'KEROSENE OIL," OB Can be used in any lamp. any 'other Burning Oil. 1 For. sale by . HOLMES & WAITERS, 7 North Pront St. HENBY HAAR, 701 Chesnat St. i WM. OTERSEN, corner 6th and Market. GIBSCHBN A BRO., corner Chesnut andMcRae. P. H. SMITH, corner '4th and CampbelL J. C. STEVENSON & CO., 617 North Fourth St t B. H. J. AHRENS, corner 7th and Market Sts. J. C STEVENSON, 131 Market St. Watch this list and see it grow. mh29tf Wizard Oil Concerts, JVSRY BOTTLE OF WIZARD OIL GUA-B anteedto do exactly as represented or meney refunded. i,: 1 f-5 ' ' ' ; ' ; ' ' Offioe at FarceR House. '. nao , ap 14 lwj New Spring Hats ! Silk Umbrellas ! . HABBISdK ALLEN, apietl Hatters. 4 t n ' .ew-Hat Store ! i ' I WILL OPEN TOVdAY SATURDAY, APRIL 11, - : t v- - - i . .;. 'in connection with my Boot and Shoe business, a NEW HAT STORE, and willkeep on hand a nioe STOCK Or HATS. UATB. TKUMJUS ana UJUUUUi- LAS. and wlR often en an at lowest fUrurea. Come and examine sto and prices.. -. P ' aplltf . -r r !. TeiiCfents-tierHonth. THHE STOBY MONTHLY IS THE CHEAPEST JL book published: only 10 cents a copy. Any- tmngmtnejKeaaing line can oeiounaat CM. HARRIS1 f . 5i -,?, r?i "Ponnlar Wawa and (Janr Store. ' Beading Boom in rear of store; 50 cents per month.. . ap 12 tf WHOLE NO. 5797 NEW .SDVERTIBEMEliTa A. O. ncGIIlT,: Auctioneer. - r BY COLLIER (XX . rf .-.til : - rjWIS DAY, COMMENCING AX II O'CLOCK, wswuJ8eL.atpnr8alesiBoos,ii ... . . & . ' : : lOOaCoeoanuts, Fnndtarst Crockery, Notions, Ao. A . ap 17 It r The Great Demand! ?0B Eoyster's FuiSktlies continues. There is no use tiring to dispute . - .? T the fact that they are INFINITELY SUPERIOR - . ..... . .. to any Candies on the market fit I 9 U4 i.kol Try Phillips'; Cocoa. Prepared with Pancreatine. ' It nourishes the whole, system, and does not over-stimulate. 40 Cents per Can. P. L. Bridgers & Go., 110 North Front &" '' I ..- . .. . . : ap 14 DAW tt Vegetable and Fruit CRATES, IN SnOOKS & REAI)Y.3IADE. QUB CRATES ABB MADE WITH JUNIPER SLATS and PINE ENDS, giving strength and lightness and preventing splitting. "Avoid delay in shipment,- and get first prices by making contracts ahead. ' : apl2tf PARSLEY WIGGINSi Another Supply QT THE CELEBRATED DUFFY MALTVmS- KKY. Also, Wilson, Joan Gibson & Sons, Baker, and other well known brands of Whiskeys at THE GEM. r WILL WEST, ; mh 29 tf 6 North Front Street. Bed Snappers ND A FINE LOT OF BLACKFISH JUST AB rlved on our smack., ,WJJ1 be for sale at otsrFish Market on Monday. ap S tf W. E. DAVIS & SON. NOTICE. Haying qualified as Executors of the last will and testament of Edward Kidder, deceased, notice is hereby given to all persons indebted to the estate of the Said Edward Kidder to make immediate payment; and all persons having claims against said Estate will present the same for payment on or before the 14th day of March, 1886, or this notice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery. This 18th day of March, 1885. -s;- GEORGE W. KIDDER, GILBERT P. KIDDER, mh 18 7w fr Executors, Dissolution, v THK.CO PARTNERSHIP EXISTING BETWEEN us under the firmtiame of MEBTENS A HA KEMAN. ;is hereby dissolved by mutual! eon sent. W. C. Merteng assumes the liabilities and will settle up the affairs of the firm. - W. C. MEBTENS, F. L. HAKEMAN. April 15th, 1885. ap!6 2t W. S. Briggs & Co. Pharmacists. "7B GIVE CAREFUL ATTENTION TO THE compounding of physicians' prescriptions, using the BEST DBUGS that can be bought. ap 12 tf For the Sound. J3 ARTIES GOING TO THE SOUND CAN HEAR of something to their advantage by calling at the Carriage, Phaeton, Buggy, Trunk. Satchel, Harness and Saddle Factory of - . . , MoDOUGALL ft BOWDEN. aplStf 114 North Front St. Oents and Boys' Goods. HANDSOME STOCK JUST OPENED. Ginghams and Sursucker, White Goods, Hosiery, - Linen Collars, Jewelry. . r Ruschlng and Lacea -cheap. , ap 18 tf JNO. J. URDRICK. Fire, Life, marine, Accident, Insurance. M.A. WILLARp, Agent, 214 N. Water St., apl2tf Liyerpool; & London . fflOuB lis.1 Ci- J3AYS ALL LOSSES . .- ' ' . .7 ' ' ' WITHOUT TJISCOUNTj Jno. W.Gordon & Smith . agents. V 1 ,; INSURE AT ONCE. 1 ' . ., JapUtf WarrenParlors; . YJtTHEBBTHEBEST ICE CBBAM IS KEPTaBB : T 1 now open for the season. Lull and try it. De- llvered 1 in any part of the city. Parties furnished at lowest rates. "''"ziiJir,A J'-r OpentUllOP.M. - MBS. B. WABBEN, . ap 18 tf 118 A 115 North Second Street. The -War ! TN AFGHANISTAN ; DOES NOT, STOP THE X Farmers and Village Merchants from Bending their produce to i Jrf B. MARSHALL, p ?Xo. S4 North Water Street, i .'. - - - . Wlbmington, N. C ' Retail Merchants and Consumers will do well to jtive him a" calL as he sells at fair prices for CASH. ap 12 BAW tf ..0 CO Advrt3aeBBta. takaa at ptopor- yfaeMoHdnryefl type make one sgnars "NEW ADVEBTioSilEKTS TAYIOB'O ; , i Spring Novelties! AT POPUtAIft PRICES. I Trhnmed Hats, tantajmrnedpTata, Ribbons, Flow ers,FeatheriPbjnpons, Wings, and whatever il lady can by anf possibility need tn the line, wiU - be found on onreounters. There are ' - v v r for todies, for children, for misses, and Sailor Eats, trimmed for boys and ehlldren; in short vrwy kind, description, shapenaaBty am gfade of Hats known to fashion. .Gilt and Sliver Trimming for Hats, fine French P Montures, elegantly branched Sprays, of , fine French material. - a mm n' a oau . win convinoe you of the above at TAYIOE'S - BAZAAE, , 11 8 Market Street, - " ' ' WILMINGTON, N. C " . ., .- " . - - P. 8. Milliners supplifidata ilberal disconnt. ap 12 tf - . f : - - LualHeeting. rpHB REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING OF THE Stockholdei S of the CAROLINA CENTRAL RAIL ROAD COMPANY will be held at the Company's Office, In the City of Wilmington; N.C., on Thurs dayi the 7lh day of May, at 11 o'clock A. M. " JOHN H. SHARP, .r . Secretary. ap 11 tdm lotice to fiail Mi Contractors. rES WILMINQTON & WBLD0N RAIL EOAD COMPANY Invite proposals for :the Graduation, -Masonry and Trestle upon that part of their New Road between ContentneaJSrldge-, near Wilson, and Fayetteville, seventy miles in length. Pro files, plans, Ao.i are ready for exhibition at the Rail Road Office of the W. A W. R. R., at Wil mington, N. C. Proposals must be filed before the 25th day of ApriL The contract will be awarded noon tbe 30th of ApriL Contractors must sabmit with their bids evidence of their ability to perform their proposed contracts. Monthly payments will be promptly made. Contractors wanting information and making proposals will address Fleming Gardner, Chief Engineer, at Wilmington, care of W. A W. B. R. Co. Proposals may be for the work by sections of ten miles, or for one half or the whole of the work. K. R. BRIDGERS, mh 31 tAp25 President. Nothing Succeeds so Weil as Success." cv JVERYBODY RESPECTS THE SUCCESSFUL' man, and his business is always liberally sup ported. Once get on the road to Buocess, and attend strictly to business, and give value for value, and you won't want for a large and profitable busi ness. Our trade has been good, while others were complaining. . This season we have a full force of workmen employed, and our business is rushing. Nowhere in the State can you have as fine a Suit, or as well fitting a Garment made, as we can give you. JWe carry a large and varied assortment of PIECE GOODS, and we are sure no house can make more stylish garments than we, and our prices are lower than the average first class Mer chant Tailoring establishment. We show the largest stock of READY-MADE CLOTHING in the city, and the humblest patron can find a Suit, Coat or Pants at prices to suit; and no matter how low the price we will give a real good garment for the money. A. DAVID, ap22tf Merchant Tailor and Clothier. Jerseys, A COMPLETE STOCK; SIZES S3 to 42. ,, ., . .,. Children's Jerseys, 23 to SO. SUN SHADES AND PARASOLS. PERSIAN AND BBOCHET SHAWLS very de sirable for spring wear. , ; SATTEENS-a good assortment. ; f WHITE GOODS embracing everything new and pretty. -MATTTNGS--a variety of good patterns, all grades. Curtains, Cornice, Lambraqulns, Ac. R. si. McrarriiiE. apl2DAWtf Golden Harvest. IP YOU WANT- THB BEST COOK STOVE YOU ever saw try one of our GOLDEN HARVESTS. They work like a charm. Remember that the hot weamer win soon oe upon you. ue wise ana v. buy a first-class Refrigerator, Water Cooler and . loo Cream Freezer, all of which we now have in buivi, runi nuusvu u , PARKER A TAYLOR'S. "apr2:tf- 23 South FrontSt. " Biri, Garden ant Flower Seed. iLSO, LEECHES. ' ; ; ' O m i Hamburgh Tea,- Hamburgh Drops, .Hamburgh Plaster, Ac, Ac. : i Prescriptions filled at all hours at F. C. MILLER'S, : mh 14 tf Corner of Fourth and Nun Streets. - -Jiacco at Factory Prices. 200i BOXES FINE AND COMMON TOBACCO, -low for cash. WAWnm innft nnnnria Beeswax: &0C0 dry Hides; 8,000 pounds Wool; also Cotton Bags. BlgnestmarketpricepaiBEAB .mh29tf is Market Street MARBLES, TOPS. BALLS, BATS, KITES, Aa Call and lay In a supply. PAPER BAvrS, STRAW WRAPPING PAPER, TWINE, Ac. - ; FINE STATIONERY, put up hi convenient a W. YATES, ; -r lW Market St. aplStf Bock Lime, XTOB BUILDING PURPOSES. "v' " J , ' - FRESHLY BURNED, PRICE REDUCED TO $1.15 PER CASK., LIBERAL DISCOUNT FOB LARGE LOTS AK. TO THE TRADE. 5 f- ;i Address ; FRENCH BKOS: - , - " Rocky Point, N.C ' K or O. GPARSLEY, Jr., apltf sntnfr Wilmington. N. C
Wilmington Morning Star (Wilmington, N.C.)
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