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fiie Morning Star. BV ty&. II.1 lIEIiMAKD. RrjasSD"Dl5;fGSra MONDAYS 1 .ft, ot sUBScrfiprioJt, m abvasob., Tveo 3ionw!j, t w .......... : n wTo efov Subscribers, denverMta"any part riv Fivtssh Craw per week. Oar City ?fw are not authorised to ooUeot for more n ttree months to advance. - - 7d at the Poet Office at Wilmington, H. C, -aiersa g300n4 Matter. ?; MORNING EDITION. OUTLINES. The Richmond FAi&.sold by auction,' fetched $4,000. U. S. District Court7 Judge McCoy has issued a restraining order against the-declaration of the recent prohi tion election in Atlanta, Ga. - The fu neral services of King Alfonso of Spain have been fixed for December 10. An immense concourse of people from all parts of the country attended the funeral of the late Vice President Hendricks in Indianap olis. -Donald Stuart, 'a boy" twelve years old, committed suicide in Schenecta dy, N. Y.M Caceres made an attack on Lima yesterday. King- Thebaw, of Burmah, surrendered to the English uncon ditionally. : - New "Tort ' markets: Money 3i2 per cenMtton jdull and easy at 9 ;74dfc;,wheat.-'Qngr8ded red S492Jc; corn. No. 2. 54l54jc; southern flour steady at $3 605 50 ;: spirita : tur pentine dull at 3737ic; rosin steady at $1 02il 10. The Boston Democrats have re nominated Mayor O'Brien, who is very acceptable to the people. Andrew Jackson was a firm be liever in the wisdom of a Democratic Administration being run by Dem ocratic officials. 1 ft e Hickory Jrress gives a timely and simple hint to the President. It sajs: - - ' : " , . "Whenever a postmaster is boycotted simply because he is a Democrat, let the Preaient discontinue the postofflee." - ; W.S. Yates, a member of the Ju nior Class at Yale College, disap peared some days ago. His body has ken recovered. .... He was lost while duck shooting. He was 19 and from Nebraska. " Mr. Gladstone is said to be still confident that tiie Liberals will have more members than the - Tories. A London dispatch of the 30th alt. says that the Standard thinks the Tories will have more than- 20 majority in the House- The Madrid papers have announced that Mr. Curry, the American Minis-, ter, would be received by the Span ish Court.": This was before the death of King Alfonso. What -effect his death will- have in the mat ter we cannot anticipate. Mr. Curry is worthy to be received and proba bly will be received. Why not? Has not the King of Italy a Minister at the Court of Madrid, and he is not regarded as a friend of the Pope's? , Our friend Daniel R. Goodloe, Esq., is a candidate for old Fred Douglass's place in Washington. Fred is making $10,000 a year under a Democratic Administration as Reg ister of Deeds. He" is a most unde serving old wretch, as he showed in abusing his best friend, Horace Gree ley. Mr. Goodloe is a man of talents, a man of honor, and a true North Carolinian. He would make a good official. He,, voted - for Cleveland, Hancock and Greeley. 7 - ;3p;nt Turpentine The Stonewall Enterprise has l)een improved in appearance and "get UP " . . , . ' - Beaulort Telephone: Mr. C. Emmett Saddler, who has been studying nnder Rev. E. M. Forbes, died on Thurs- day night last. - . ' . . Washington Gazette: We re gretto announce that Mr. W. E. Scoville made an assignment last week to Dr., S. T. Nicholson. Assets $300; liabilities $3,000. New Bern Journal: The At lantic Fire Engine Company have the por trait of Vice President Hendricks suspend ed in front of their hall idraped in solemn mourning at the death of that distinguished .gentleman. . " - ; Oxford Orphans? Ifriend: As e go to press the mail brings as $100 for the orphans; $50 from Col. Don. McRae, of Wilmington, and-$50 from an 'Or phans' Friend," of Goldsboro. We have an idea that the "Orphans Friend" is a lady, Winston Daily : The meetings at the Baptist Church continue to grow in interest. Between twenty-five and thirty persons have professed the Christian faith, and upwards of fifty manifested a desire last night for an interest in the prayers of the church. Pittsboro Record: We are , pleased to learn that our neighbors over in jttoore county are taking steps toward building a railroad to their county seat, Mr. William' WnmhlA nf T,v.kvUle. informs ua that he raised this year onone me four pumpkins that weighed 155 Pounds. -, o ' Elizabeth City Falcon: At optuill's Bridge, on the night of the 18th 1Qst., the residence tf Mr. J. B. Davenport was consumed by fire, together with its BDUre COntP.ntB inlnriini tISft 'in mntlftT ua almost his pntirn Mitsn nrnn Tloth- J?8was saved from the flames, not even we clothing of himself and wife. " ' Jteredupon its second ,year,r What Jweue it maybe it is a genuine Demo- "ue paper and i noV mistake. . Its young 8ome of the ? older ones a good Sample -in. faitbfullv noholdinff sound mocratic principles. We wish if the . ttZnwceirta the -good - work it is 1 II II J 1 1 . XXXVII. NO, Asbeville Advance:.. The body of Geo. W. Paris, the railroad engineer who. was killed in the wreck near Warm BpnngsJa8t Wednesday passed down the road yesterday -in charge of his brother fromXynchburg, Va., at which place the burial will take place. The body was re covered yesterdayi morning, by. means of, hooks attached to a long pole. . , . ' Raleigh Fwior; Mr. Norflet Smith Saunders, son of the; late CoL Jos. H. Saunders. ; of " Pitt county, died yester day at his home, of hemorrhagic fever. He was a'young manof much promise, and had recently entered coUege at Chapel Hill. Me was about 16 or 17 years of age His father died quite suddenly of the same disease only a few weeks ago. . Scotland Neck Democrat: Last Week a necro bnrned : Mri Rimmnn'fl hnnso down on the river? and was captured and placed m charge of Mr. Stephen Andrews, of Palmvra. 8undav niffht a. neorm ntmixl Jim Bell set on fire one of Mr. Andrews' houses and burned it to the mound t he was cacght in a few minutes and has been placed in prison to awai trial . . -Pittsboro Record: We saw 'a man last week dsv another, unsolicited, a debt that was contracted before the-war. twenty-five years ago. This is such an un- -usual event that we thought it worth re cording." Mr. Sam SUer was the creditor ana Mr. ? Isaac xf Edwards, ormerlv of this countv bnt for rnnnv vpara nnnt a. r.lti zen of Moore, was the debtor. - Greenville Reflector: The pro position for Pitt countv ; to take $30,000 stock in the Goldsboro, Snow Hill & Green ville Railroad is gaming strength every day. A negro under arrest was : sent here. from Craven county on Monday, to be- identified as Primus Bezton, who is wanted for killing a man sometime since. He turned out to be the wrong man and was released. . -. - . . . Goldsboro Messenger: The date for the appearance in this of the renowned Prima Donna, Clara Louise Kellogg, has been fixed for Monday. December 21st three weeks from to-night. - Wash ington dots:, i New postofBces: Sycamore, naiirax county, Joseph. W . Nicholson, postmaster; Timberlake, Person county. -Miss Nannie Hill, daughter of Gen. D. H. Hill, and MissMattie Dowd, daugh ter ot lion. U"Dowdt or Charlotte, are teaching school in this city. . Nothing further has been heard of Col. J. A. Sloan. Hickory Press:. The Hickory ladies go 'possum hunting. Winston Sen tinel. Yes, and they catch the 'possums, too. The last time they went they caught live. Last Monday night, about 13 o'clock, Dixon's Hotel at Gastonia was to tally destroyed by fire. A defective flue in the kitchin was the origin of the fire. The building was a large two story frame structure and bnrned rapidly. Mr. D. F. pixon was proprietor of the hotel and lost almost everything. The building was owned by Mr. J. IX Falls, whose loss is $3,000. , - Greensboro Patriot; We coun termand for the present our announcement incident to publishing a daily Patriot. Greensboro unusually receives such a dis turbance as was aroused this week by the dastardly act committed on Mr. James Owens, Tuesday nieht. -He was found at the R. & D. Railroad croBStng; near -Sergeant's foundry, in an insensible condition, rendered by the effects of licks on the head from some heavy instrument. Mr. J. F. Prather, at one time a promising young merchant of Winston, gave evi dence, about a year ago, or mental derange ment, and has just died. - Pittsboro Home: Mrs. Cathe rine, relict of the late Daniel U. Hencher, diadat the residence of her son, X. W. Rencher, in Granville county about a week ago. Her husband was the brother of the late Gov. Kencher, and was born in Waxe county. Mr. Wesley Thomas had his grain tarn burned a few days ago. His . loss is considerable. - The origin of the fire is not certainly known, but there is every reason to thins that t was the worx' or. some miscreant. A man living in Keyser shipped 197 pounds of tobacco to Henderson and received a net return or one dollar and fifty-seven cents. The visitor is responsible for Ihis item. William G. Perry, of Hartley Township, is dead. tie was about 78 years old. Jtvev. w . H. : Moore tells us that the crops in the Washington District are not jjood, and that this is the third bad crop year in suc cession. ; The farmers are struggling hard' under depressing failures in nearly all their crops. We learn that the work on our railroad is going , vigorously on. We trust mat oy tne close oi nexi year u win be completed. How would it do to extend the road down the river" into , Harnett county ? ,V"J-V; Mtjhson Attractive goods. Heiksbekoeb Piano for raffle, FiSHBLATB Slaughter in prices. Masonic Meeting Orient Lodge. Coixieb & Co. Sale of stock, etc G. RFbehch&Bons Fashionable folk Monthly Exports. The following is a statement of the for eign exports, from the port of Wilmington for the month of November, as compiled from the books in the Custom House : f . Cotton 15,129 bales, valued at $648,222. Spirita turpentine 127,711 gallons, val ued at $46,061. - Rosin 17,037 barrels, valued at $ 16,67d. Tar 2 barrels, valued at $3. Pitch 3 barrels, valued at $4. Lumber 1,541,000 feet, valued at $24,- 357. " '" " ' : Shingles 187, 000, valued at $967. . Miscellaneous, $405. : Total value of exports for the month, $837,693. ' ' nfnnklrn Ball. ? " At a business meeting of the congrega tion of Brooklyn Hall (Baptists) on Sunday ut after the morningervices, Kev.. J. w Gurganious was "called to the pastorate, nd-Miss Ella McMUlan was elected organ- isfc - The-call was accepted and hereafter there will be services in the Hall every Sunday... , - i ,-. - . - , T vim vtrJ.- Bf ordlns. a nnservatorv on the premises of Mr, TT.-Wphh on Market between Seventh and Eighth streets, was destroyed by fire about half past 8 o'clock yesterday morning, m. uv originated from a defective flue. A number, of valuable plants were' injured and some were. oeT stroyed. There wasno insurance. I v v .... v. : .. . - . 7 " ., .... T. 59. .WILMINGTON Local uou. The flag at . the City Hall was at half-mast yesterday , and the doors' were closed from twelve to one o'clock. ". Four white tramps, threes of theo sailors, f were , accommodated : with lodgings at the city guard house last night! George .Gause, colored, was fined-five dollars, in the Mayor's Court yes terday morning, for disorderly - conduct on the streets. J. -w 'T- ..' 1 "Mr. Louis J. Pdisson lias opened an office at 113 North Second street for the. transaction ? of the' real estate .and stock brokerage business. - : - t -Flags, on - public buildings, at consulffass, and on some of the shipping in port were at half-mast, yesterday, as a mark of respect to the memory of Vice President' Hendricks. , ?;r . s f : J ffThe foreign - exports yesterday comprised 1,100 casks spirits turpentine and 3,800 bbls. rosin7 valued at $23,000,' for Hull, Eng., by Messrs.. Alex. Sprunt &"Son; arid 8,000 bbla! rosin, valued at $3,647, for Glasgow," Scotland, by Messrs. aterson, Downing & Co. Decision In Admiralty. ' Judge Seymour yesterday; sent down a decree in favor of the libellant in the case of Edward Thomas, libellant, against the schooner Alice Ream for seaman's wages. This was a case that excited some interest n . maritime circles, and the decision has settled a doubtful point. Thomas is a seaman and' was employed as such on the schooner AUceSearn.. After the arrival of the vessel in the port of Wil mington, Thomas came on Shore, at night ntending to return; but got into a disturb ance while drinking, and was locked up by the police. , He sent for the captain of the vessel and asked bub. to secure his release, but this was refused, and also the payment of wages due him, on the ground that he had deserted. The vessel sailed without him. but a month , afterwards returned, when Thomas brought suit for the recovery of the wages due him. The case was heard before U. S.. Commissioner Gardner, who decided that Thomas was not a deserter and consequently had . not forfeited his wages. From this judgment the master of the vessel appealed and the vessel, was ibelled and bonded. The case was , certi fied to the U. S. Court by the Commis sioner, and as stated above Judge Seymour affirmed the decision, that the defendant pay the seaman his wages and the costs. Qodu Breaker. ' The dwelling house of Mr. J. M. Mor-. gan, on Seventh between Castle and Queen streets, was entered .by a burglar ; about one o'clock . Sunday morning ast, and ransacked from tone end to the other and about three dollars in money stolen. A member of the family of Mr. Morgan' was aroused just in time to see- the man making his escape from' the house, but was unable to tell whether he was white or col ored. The burglar got - into the house throbgh a window, having by some means removed the lower sash. The tracks of two men were seen after daylight under the window. i " The same night a house in the northern part of the city, on Second between Han over and BruBS wick streets, was" entered. In this case the burglar or burglars entered through a front window, which was broken open. - None of the family living in the house was aroused and nothing was taken, so far as could be. ascertained, but the clothing in .three rooms was displaced, bureau drawers were opened and the con tents taken out, and the front door was leff open. - - . mutiny on Shipboard. ? - Wm. P. Bolden and Chas. Cuff, colored sailors on the schooner Three Brothers, were committed to jail yesterday in default of bail for $200 each by T. M. Gardner, Esq., U. 8. Commissioner. The two men ship ped on the schooner mentioned at Balti more, for a voyage to Wilmington and re turn, and on the arrival of the schooner at this port deserted. They were arrested, taken aboard and the. .vessel, sailed for Smithville. - On the . passage down the river they refused to do duty and assaulted the captain, cutting his head, and inflicting other injuries.' - At Smithville, on the ves sel's arrival, the captain had Baldwin and Cuff arrested and put in jail there. They were subsequently brought up to this port arid arraigned before the; U. S. Commis sioner, who committed ; them ; to jail as above - stated. They will be tried at the next term of i the TJV 8 Court in this oity. Harbor Master's Report. Capt. Price, ' Harbor Master, reports the following arrivals at this port for the month of November: M AMERICAN. ' Steamers i ... '. ... . 4 3,380 tonnage. Schooners...... 15 3,730 " , Total American... .19 7,110 - i( Steamers;.'. n-.-i 1 1,061 tonnage. Barques. . . i ; . . i i. . 13 5,471 Brigs.....;..,;...... l- 529 4t Schooners. ........ ....... 1 80 - Total foreign. . . ;.16 7,141 ' Grand total 85 vessels; 14,251 tons. Cotton Receipts, ." , f. ' The receipts of cotton at this port for the month ended Nov. 80th, 1885, were 17,011 bales as against. 20,806 bales for the cor responding niontn of J.1884, Bhowing a de crease for the. month this year of -3.795 bales. The receipts for the crop year to DeC. 'li" J885, 'are 63,'48C bales as against 66,409 bales for the corresponding period last year, showing a decrease for the crop year to date of 2,928 bales. -. . N, C., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1885. , , - : OPERA HOUSE. - A Rag Baby. ; ' Notwithstanding the threatening weather last night a good house greeted Mr. .En gene' Thompson's company to witness the. rendition of the above piece. The show 'was a huge farcical comedy, which the author," Mr, Charles H.Hoyt, has named -'A Rag Baby." It is simply an attempt to make people laugh. - To do this the author has followed the model of his previous play, "A Bunch of Keys' and makes fan, in a good-naturecTway, of the drug stores, as the f ormer play does of ho tels. .The play has a plot, but it is of little consequence. The main point of it is that it puts a man, wholly ignorant of the phar macist's science, in a drug store, where he has to keep up the appearance of being an ex perienced apothecary; The fun results from his blunders and mUf ortunes, - In Old Sport' the author has, -made fun of the sporting craze, and that character is the principal one of the,, playl Old Sport is an elderly man, who; without the slightest qualifications for a sporting -life, is ambitious to foP low it, and is a great admirer of Sul livan. Though an exaggeration, it is not an impossible caricature of a large class of sporting monomaniacs.. To sum. up this extraordinary concoction of fun, satire and song,: we may. say, see the 'Rag Baby," and shout as the audience did last nigh Bright, rattling, sparkling opera bouffe, singing and comedy acting, the ladies .were like sunbeams, and "caught on" big. From the raising of the curtain until it dropped on the last act of the delicious fooling, the audience yelled with pleasure. There will be another performance this evening. - Ger. brig Wanderland, from Kporto for Wilmington, wasT spoken (no date) in lat. 60, Ion. 10. ' ItlST OF LETTERS .. r Remaining in the City. Postofflee, Wed nesday, December 1st: ',. A Uavid Anderson. B Z A Briant. Sarah Brown, Willie Brown, John 8 Burnett. C Isabel Calhoun. D Manday Dudley, J T Dooley. F-Fannia- Faison. BetUe1 Frink, T R Farebee. G C J Gause, Phillis Galloway, George Gibbs, 8. HJ It Hawkins, Busan Uursey, t T Holmes, Esther Hanes. J Dells Jones. K Jno A Knowles. L Geo A Lamb. M C P McClammy. C P McEnenary, care of Sanford Saddle; Nora McDaniel, Martha J Moore. Martha Murray. M. V Marable, Beulah McCall, John Merriman &Co. "OO A Overman, 2 P Elisabeth Pickett, A B Payne, Judy Patson, Catharine Padin, S Phillips, M H Perelman. , ; : R Sarah Rulls, Sam Riley, Thomas Reynolds. B Roxana Hparxs, Kollie btrovey, Uiiien Stanton. ' " ' T AN Thames. Persons calling for letters in the above list will please say ''advertised." Letters will be sent to the Dead Jjetter Ufflce, at Washington, D. C, if not called for within thirty days. ' J - . .' IS. K. r. XL., Wilmington, New Hanover Co., N. C. THE JHAILS. The malls close and arrive at the City Post Office as follows: Hi. CLOSS. Northern through mails, fast. .'. 7:45 P. M Northern through and way mail,s .... 8.-00 A. M Through mall lor au points norcn oi Rlohmond 10K1.1P.M. Raleigh. . ....... ... .. . .6:15 P. M. t 8KW A. M Mails for the N. C. Railroad, and . . . routes suppiieQ increrrom mciuamg A A N. G. Railroad, at. . .7:45 P. M. A 8X0 A. M. Southern malla for all points South, dally 0,-w r.a. Western malla (C. C. Ballway) dally . . (except Sunday) 8:15 P. M. Allpolnts between Hamlet and Raleigh . 8:15 P. M. Mall for Cheraw and Darlington Sail- road........ Bwr.a.' Mails for points between Florence and Charleston.............. . 8:00 P. M. Fayetteville, and offices on Cape Fear . ; Elver, Tuesdays and Fridays ISO P. If. Fayetteville, via C. O. R. B., dally, 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) xu r. XL. ICails f or Easy Hill, Town Creek, Shal lotte and little Blver, Tuesdays and Fridays r. m. Wrightsville daily at .iL:1. . . . . 8:3o A. M. Northern through and way mails 7:80 A.M. Srait.hAni moils... .. 9.30 A. M. Carolina Central Railroad.. ....... 9iOOA.HL Stamp Office open from 7.30 A. H. to 6 P. M. Money Order and Register Department open 8:00 A. HL to 50 P. M. eontlnuons. General delivery open from 7 A.M. to 6.00 P.M., and on Sundays from 8:30 to 9:30 A. M. Malls collected from street boxes from bus ness portion of olty at 5 A.K., 110 AJL and 50 P.M.; from other parts of the olty at 5 P.M. and 5A.M. ' : ' . --- ' - Carriers delivery open on Sunday from 8:30 to 9A. M. ;" : ' ' Railroad tune. 75th meridian. CITX ITEMS. f ALL RESPECT PAID TO VETERAN WARRI ORS. The heroes of the recent unpleasantness are fast Dassinff away. In each section of this fair land, now happily reunited forever, the war riors are cnensnea ana maae moon or, ana a xair example shown in the universal respect paid in all places fo the high integrity and striot hon esty -snown - Dy wen is u. -x. joeaQregara oi i-a.. ty of the Grand Distributions of The Louisiana State Lottery. The 187th Monthly and the Semi Annual Drawing will scatter over half a million on Tuesday. Dec. 15th, at New Orleans- la., ana aay one desiring Information an receive it on nppiioation to no.. A.-uaupmn, xtew orieanB.a. Try the experiment of proving your lack. A DOWN'TOWN MERCHANT, having passed several sleepless nights, disturbed by the agonies and cries of a Buffering child, and becoming con vinced that Mrs. Winslow'a Soothing Syrup was Just the article needed, procured a supply for the child. On reaching home and aoauainting his wife wtth what he had done, she refused to have it administered to the child, as she was strongly in favor of Homoeopathy. That night the child passed in suffering.and the parents without sleep. Return ing home the day following, the father found the baby still suffering : and while contemplating an other sleepless night the mother Btepped from t.hA room to attend to some domestic duties and left the father with the child. During her ab sence he administered a portion of the Soothing Syrup to the baby, and said nothing. That night au hands slept well, and the little fellow awoke in the morning Dright and happy The mother was delighted with the wonderful change, and al though at first offended at the deception prac ticed upon her, has continued to use the Syrup, and suffering crying babies and restless nights have disappeared. A single trial of the Syrup never yet failed to relieve the baby, and over come the prejudices of the mother. Sold by all jjtukkwijb. u ueutea oouie. : . atlier InAleat ions. T , - The following are the indications for "ck day. - , , ... . , t For the South Atlantic States, fair wea ther, preceded in the northeast portion by local showers, slight changes in tempera ture and winds . generally from north to west. . ..-'.--v.- . " i . For the Middle .Atlantic States, local rains, northerly, winds, becoming variable, and slight changes in temperature. - , l' NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. A. M. McGIRT, Auctioneer. ' BY COLLIER & CO. - THIS DAY,AT EXCHANGE CORNER,-COM- mencing at 11 o'clock, we will sell Horse?, Moles, 3ows, Buggies, Carts, Drays, &o. do 2 It Orient Loin So-.;35, A, F. &Ti. m T EGTJLAR SEMI-MONTHLY CMMMUNlCfA-" tlon This (Wednesday) Evening. Deo. 2d. at "M o'olook. .Visiting Brethren fraternally invited to attend. JOHN C. CHASE. lot de21t Secretary. Attractive. OUR ELEGANT LINE OF SILK UMBRELLAS, 8ilk-Lined Neckwear in all the leadlns- styles. Collars and Cuffs in various shapes, White and Colored Bordered Hemstitched Handker chiefs, and the best selected stoek of Underwear in the city, At MUNSON'S, ae i it : : r, , ,, jrnrnisnmg iiooms. Fashionable Polk, AS ALSO ;THOSE NOT SO FASHIONABLE, can find Goods to suit their fancy At our Store. We keep BOOTS AND SHOES IN ENDLESS VA RIETY, and will Fit your Eye, your Pocket and your Foot, and charge you THE MOST REASON ABLE PRICES for the Best Class of Goods. . Call and see us. Geo. R. French & Sons, 108 NORTH FRONT STREET. deSM Piano for Baffle. T THE REQUEST OF MANY LADIES AND gentlemen, I have consented to raffle a fine Up right BAUS PIANO catalogue price $900 for 1350, at $1 perchance. Any one taking or get ting up ten chances will receive one extra with out charge. List now open at HEINSBERGSR'S de 2 tf Live Book and Music Stores. Louis J. Poisson, JJEAL ESTATE AGENT AND STOCK BROKER. Houses Rented and Rents Collected. Estates Managed and Money Judiciously Invested. Bu siness solicited. Office de 1 lw 113 NORTH SECOND ST. Vaseline Confections, JJOSB AND LEMON FLAVOR. AN AGREE A- ble form of taking Vaseline Internally for Sore Throat, Cold, Bronchitis, Ac. They are unri valled as a remedy. Fresh lot Osborn's Syrup. uutsjKT k, mzluajax, rnarmaciBt, de 1 tf N. W. por. Market and Front Sts. Copartnership Notice. H AVTNG ASSOCIATED MR. FRANK L. MB ARES with me In the WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUG BUSINESS, the business will be continued as neretorore unaerthe firm name of WILLIAM H. GREEN & CO. WILLIAM H. GREEN, deltf . 117 Market St. For Sale, x)nte;plling interest IN a LARGE AND PROSPEROUS BUSINESS. Address "B.M.H.," Lock Box 789, Wilmington, N. C. no29 2w suwefr ; Mrs, Eugene B. Wiggins TAKES PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCING TO the ladies of Wilmington that she has re turned from New York, where she has perfected herself In DRESS AND CLOAK MAKING. She has with her the latest styles, and will guarantee entire satisfaction In all her work. Will be Pleased to have the ladies call on her at 305 Mul berry street. su we no 29.2t JS BUYERS OF BEESWAX WE WILL, UNTIL further notice, pay 2Sc. per lb. free on board steamer at Wilmington. ' W. H. BO WD LEAK & CO., ool8 6m Buwefr Boston, Mass. More Hew Goods. JJATS, FANCY FEATHERS, OSTRICH TIPS, ZEPHYRS, SAXONY, Ac., v At MRS. KATE C. WINES', 119 North 2d Street, no 22 tf next Post Office. For Bent, Two Stores on Market Street. H 1 TTfl.ll . fmlf-AT)! A fd-r trrtuwrv Httio- atrvv. iiittii l .Dwelling corner Second and Ann. ' a i I Dwelling on Fourth between Prin cess ana vnesnut. AppiVtO D. O'CONNOR, no 22 tf Real Estate Agent. STILL THEY COME ! Another lot of those Delicious CALIFORNIA FEARS AND GRAPES, , By To-Day's Steamer. ORANGES, BANANA8, APPLES, &C , IN ABUN DANCED?-; ."-. LIrs. E, Warren & Son, de 1 tf EXCHANGE CORNER. rrr r, ;i ... . : Some of the Finest. HAVE TO-DAY RECEIVED HALF A CAR LOAD OF Beef, Mutton, Port, Sansap, k; of the finest quality and In the finest condition, Which we offer both wholesale and retail from our stalls In Front Street and Fourth street Mar ket Houses. 1 -' . ' v - ; ' no29 tf " ' " W. E. WORTH & CO. - - t WHOLE NO; 5990 NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. It Must Be Disposed Of. - . WE HAVE A LARGE STOCK OF CLOTHING IN STORE. ONLY ABOUT THREE WEEKS BEFORE CHRISTMAS. WE ARE A GOING " To Dispose of Tlieiii. Before Xliristnias.- ; - ' ' ' TO DO. SO WE ARE A GOING To Slaughter Prices ! Gur Goods are all paid for and belong to us. What we sell them for Is our affair, and no one else's. We are a going to sell them. Cash Euvers or Prompt-Faying Customers will be able to buy Clothing and Gents' Furnishings at PRICES NEVER HEARD OF BEFORE in Wil mington. Don't buy elsewhere until you have looked at our Stock and Prices, J Our stock of MEN, BOYS AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING is the LARGEST, FINEST AND CHEAPEST ever displayed In Wilmington. Now is the time to take advantage of our of ferings. v S. II. FISHBLATE, GREAT MEN'S WEAR DEPOT, de 2 It NORTH FRONT ST. AT 1UE1LE RS - NOVELTY STORE I Corner Market and Second Streets, Dally New Arrivals of MS AND CHRISTMAS GOODS. THE ASSORTMENT TO SELECT FROM IS the LARGEST AND CHEAPEST in this coun try. The most beautiful lines of FRENCH DOLLS ever imported are for sale there at lowest prices. Doll Carriages, Velocipedes, Tryolcles, Goat Sul kies, cheaper than ever; quality the best.1 PARTICULAR . BARGAINS offered In fine Dressing Cases, Albums, Picture Frames, Work Boxes, Writing Desks. Ink Stands, Card Cases and Pocket Necessaries. The finest line of bMOKERS' ARTICLES that any first-elass New York store could afford can be found there. Glassware, Toilet Sets, China Cups and Sau cers, Plates and Teasets an unsurpassed assort ment at popular prices. Bisque Figures, Terra Cotta and Lava Ware in great variety. JAPANESE GOODS a most tastefully selected stock. . . Sole agency for the celebrated CHINESE LIGHTS AND TORCHES. Discount to dealers. Assorted lots on hand for country merchants, which will yield them handsome profits. Call soon and avoid the rush - of the last two weeks, when it Is utterly impossible to give eve rybody the necessary attention. JULIUS MUELLER. no29tf Business Notice. QTJR MR. BRTDGERS, ANTICIPATING REMO vlng to South America, has secured the services of Mr. N. B. RANKIN to conduct the Grocery Business of P. L. BRTDGERS St CO. Mr. Rankin's familiarity with the grocery bu siness, and his well known push and energy, win be a sufficient guarantee to all that the business will be conducted well and satisfactorily. it He will devote his whole time and attention to-' it, and we will be In a better position than ever to cater to the trade. P. L. Bridgers & Co. We will announce later the date he will take charge. no 29 D&W tf . New Stove House. TffX HAVE ADDED A FULL LINE OP COOK ING and HEATING STOVES and RANGES, with Portable and Stationery GRATES, to our PLUM BING and GAS-FITTING Business, and are pre pared to give Very Low Figures on our NEW GOODS. 81ate Mantels and Hearths furnished at short notice. Plumbers and Gas-Fitters' Sup plies always on hand. Try us. - R.H. GRANT & CO., no3tf 41 J N. Front St. ; " Hats ! Furs ! JyADIBS' FUR CAPS I UMBRELLAS I HARRISON ALLEN, Batten. no 9 tf At Our; House ; YOU WILL FIND TOILET SETS, ALL STYLES and beautiful In finish. Also, the best Big gin to be found. - You that are fond of good Coffee,-try them. ' Copper Tea Kettles, Lamps Pumps, and a geod stock generally. - - - - - PARKER & TAYLOR. " PURE WHITE OIL. - no29tf , hatch or foocrcziTXZir, t i One Square One Day,. ; . . : ; " . - Two Days,. ,.... ....... .--v.- " Three Days... ; - irour uaya, ....v. 5 " ' , Five Days - s-one Week;-.... v-. ? Two Weeks,. , " : Three Weeks, , ? One Month,. ....... 1 " " . Two Months, t ; M - Three Months,. ........ . .- ' '- six Months..... ! v te One Year,......,.. tj 1 v lavcontnot Advertisemsats taken at pi c; l lonately tow rates. - s Ten lines soUdNonpareil type make one sqr - NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. O P E R A,, H OU S E. "TOU NEVER LAUGHED.-. BEFORI. " Tnesiay ana Weteua- Ml anJ 2. SECOND YEAR OF THE GREATEST COMEDY A RAG- BABY! " ' By Mr, CHAS. H. HOYT," x Author of A Bunch of Keys' A Tin Soldier fte. -A COMPANY OF COMEDIANS, under the ma nagement of Mr. Euemn Tompkins, (also Masa- fer of Boston Theatre. ALL ARTISTS AND OCALISTS. "GRAB IT QUICK." r - . oeaw now on saie at tteinsDerger's. :.. no V6 Execution Sale v-:;v -JY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION TO MB Dt- ; tooted, Issued from the Superior Court of New -Hanover County, October 31st, 1885, wherein the . Bank of New Hanoverl to Plaintiff and- J. ;B Blossom and Thomas Evans, parties trading un- utjr uraum ana scyie or d . a. mossom & Jsvans, are Defendants. T will nnna tn in r tho Jhighest bidder, on MONDAY, the 7th iy. of De- 7" oaiuytjr, iooo, &u we interest oi tne B&ia Joseph B. Blossom, In , Lots No. 1, 2, 8, 4, 5 and 6, in Block: 316: -... Lots No. 1, 2, S, 4, 5 and 6, in Block 817; -'.- ' Lots No. 1. 2. 8. 4 and It In Wont JMfti ; - Lots No. 1. 8. 8. and 5. In Block 220: - " r , being the whole of the said Blocks 816. 317 819 and 820. Also " ...- Lieta wo. 4, & ana o, m uiock sib:' - -v ' - - : Lots No. 4 and 6, in Block 845. ' ' ' Also the lot of Land on Bed Cross street in Block 233. beginning 100 feet west- of Third :; street, running west 83 feet 5 -Inches on Red Cross street, thence northwardly In a line paral- lei wi n Tmra street n ieet, tnence eastwaraiy parallel with Red Cross street 83 feet 5 inches to a point 100 feet west of Third street, then south- -wardly 200 feet parallel with Third street to the , beginning', and all the bulldinra and erections on no the above described ots levied upon to satisfy v saia execution. Tne saie win take place at tne - -Court House door at 12 o'clock, the day and date - ODOve mentioned. ..... r s - B. Ii. MANNING, Sheriff no 1 td - Now Hanover CoimtT.- , r 'Assignee's Pnvate- Balr QOMMENCING -On' MONDAY MORNING, II.- will sell any of the : x .' z '- DRUGS, FANCY ARTICLESIX- " TURES & FURNITURE : -r . , in the Drug Store of J K. MoTJhenny at RE DUCED PRICES. ' ' r ... THOS. CMoILHENNY, -' no29tf ' i . - x ' Assignee; - That Sledge Hammer. rjpHAT SLEDGE HAMMER HAD THE ; DE-, sired effect. Prices were knocked so low .that consternation reigned amdng' all our oompeti-. tors. Every customer was sold who visited our store last week, and' a great majority of look ers became purchasers when we named prices. , This week we intend to keep up the good work To-morrow we will disolav the hand somest DRESS SUITS in Black, Blue and Wine- uoiorea uorKscrew I or gio.co ever snown in this city. These Suits are fully worth $18.00, and sell readily at that price; but we promised last week a panic in prices, and we propose to keep our promise.... " . . . " We offer BIG INDUCEMENTS In every depart ment. In Furnishing Goods we can ehow some -pretty styles in FLANNEL UNDERWEAR that no oxner nuuse jia&, ana pnecs on -inese gooa, though, staple, will be made just as low as if tney were nara stocg. - - KNIT DRAWERS are becoming very- mnoh' more popular than the Canton Flannel . or Jeans, ana we carry bix vo) qualities ranging rrom 7a cents Up.' ' .- We have not been Baying much about FUR' NISHENG GOODS lately, but it is not because we havn't the stock. We propose to make a big hole' in our stock in tne next tour weeKs, ana every one interested will find they can save money and ' be better suited by buying from us. - - Watch the Daners next Thursday for startling disclosures. A. DAVID, ; Merchant Tailor and Clothier. ' no29tf PERSONAL Ladles 1 enlarge the bust and de velop the form: simple self -treatment; no 7 quack stuff. Physicians endorse it. Sealed par-. tlculars and proof s mailed free. no 14 lm ;Rrie Med. Co., Buffalo, N'.Y.1' Bacon, Flour, SugarV QQ Boxes D.S.C.B. SIDES, . -QQQ Bbls FLOUR, aU grades, jgQ Bbls Refined SUGARS, all grades, : For sale low bv no29tf WILLIAMS, RANKIN A CO. Holasses, Coffee. ; Rice. JQQ Bbls Choice Porto'Rioo MOLASSES,' y 250 ksCholoflIOCOI'FBB'5 "'-1 , i . OK Bbls CAROLTNA BICE. ""--: For sale low by r -'--" WILLIAMS RANKIN CO. nogatf Bagging, Ties. Salt. gQQ Half Bolls 2 lb BAGGING, . . , J .' ' 2QQQ Bundles New ARROW TIES, -L.-'-j A((( Backs LIVEBPOOL and FINE SALT. .For sale low by r WTLLTAMR. RANKTW As CO - ' no29tf Cheese, Crackers, Candy. : Boxes Selected CREAM CHEESE, . Boxes CRACKERS, ' Boxes CANDY, ; . - -; For sale low by -. no 29 tf WILLIAMS RANKIN A CO. - FircKProof QH IS BETTER THAN "KEROSENE OILi K 03 any other Burning OIL, Can be used In any lamp - HOLMES & WATTERS, 7 North Front St. ; ' x HENRY HAAR, 701 Chesnut St. WM. OTER8EN, corner 6th and Market." ; GEKSCHKN & BRO., corner Chesnut andMcSae. v P. H. 8M7ITH, corner 4th and CampbelL J -J. C. STEVENSON & CO., 617 North Fourth St t B. H. J. AHRENS, corner 7th and Market Sts. J. O. STEVENSON, 131 Market St - r H. SCHULKEN, corner 4th and Watant 8ts. , -J. H. BOKSCH, No. 801 North owrth8Ur GEO. M. CRAPON, No. 23 SouaFront St. , . . GEO. A PECK. No. 29 SouttFront St. . Watch this list and see It grow. mh 29 tf Star Saloon TS THE PLACE TO GET THE FINEST WINES, . LIQUORS AND CIGARS. BEST.' OYSTERS IN r THE CITY Come and see me, and I wCl give ' ' yousatisfaction in all respects. . , " no 6 tf . GEO. F. HERBERT. -. School Shoes Cheap. IF YOU WANT A GOOD PAIR OF SCHOOL SHOES for your boys and girls, come and a&k for our BAY STATE SHOES. You will save mo ney by baying them, as they are the best wear ing Shoes that you could give them, A new lot just received at ' - - A. SHRIEK'S, - ' i Boot, Shoe and Hat Dealer,' - no 29 tf 7 - -' Noa, 108 Ss 110 Market Street. ' : : Look at : QUE NEW LTNI Of FIRE SETS S30VL and Tongs and Andirons put Bp in Brass or Iron. Galvanized and Japanned Coal ' Hods, Blower Stands, &o. All at the very lowest pos sible prices. v ..no2tf, V GILES AKUECHISON.
Wilmington Morning Star (Wilmington, N.C.)
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