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MORNING J5DITI0N,
OVTIsIHJSS
Terrible outrages and murders sre ; re-
rorted ia Austin, .Texas; :a committee of
public safety hs 1 been organized. ? A
destructive fire in Colhnaville, Ala., Camst
ma3 eve. A fire in, - Georgetown,
Has , caused n loss ot $80,000; iwcfc men
were killed and several others in juredir
The Servian army ia demoralized an the
life of King Mflan la vtbmtened.
The Bulgarian aray ha returned from the
front andentered '.Sofia In -triumph.
The French CaWnet will resign.--ii Bix
boilers burst -at the water -works, oi$8aa
Francisco ; three men were dangerously in
jured; damai5e$150,OOa Cbtta jcrqp
in eight, .4,821,811 bales, - A. toW-fcoat:
ejpIoaottianisiataTTytouad
the engineer ivnrl; fireman: -MaByper-sons
were : iBjured 1 at : the burning" of a
Christmas tree in -Chicago, f i-ii- A." freight
train wrecked,and .burned 7tfmi-es west bf
Pittsburg, Pa, two men were injured
--Polish Catholics rioting in Detroit
Jlich.- a ' I r ' . ; .
Parnell is nol coming to the' Uni
ted Stales atreseht, , - l'
China and her representatives' at
Washington have contributed $500
to the Grant monument. .;-". ," . '
iThe i jnchbuTgl Advance appears
in aewaresaW
Maj. Glaes on'this sign of prosperity.
Gen. Toomhs averaged from 1&40
. p75b"6nt ,000j; year. T ke
fought to have left a ranch larger: es-
i.ce tbof bVdid. ' - ,.
Sinoe Prohibition was "adopted in
Iowa Senator Edmunds has steadfast
ly refused to avail, himself of : Gree
ley's 'advice, "Go West," young man.n
It is the people who read papers
on Sunday and cot the publishers who
have tire work- done on Saturday,
who are to be censured By th e moral-'
; ists. rxSMr2. : 'r L
The Wi8consin.idea of Civil Ser
vice Reform. is for a Republican ex
postmaster to kick into the street his
Democratic successor. Do you call
that backing your friends 1 .., " . :
(4en. Xoombs never said .he would
jia-U the roll of his slaves at the foot
-of Banker Bill Monument. But the
"North started the falsehood arid will
it going. t the crack of doom.
A daughter of Major Gilsonj an
exIonfederate, at ' Eirkdale, Mo.,'
died on a schooner at sea on its way
from: New York .to Norfolk. She
was in ' destitution. '. She , took 1 her
life' with morphine ' .
reneral Mueller has given
offence taihe Gefibatt
by reporting upon the feelhagpf that
GoveTninent -towards the United
State-AdiplomatieJ correspondence
is talked of in Washington. "2- ;
::l In endeavoring to exhume the
hcidy of Mr. James A." Watson, at-
v ybTkviUe,"S.C., the coifin exploded.
The body" was inte-red in 1875. " It
was pf course the gas from the de-
. composed body that caused it. .;-.,
I O'Hara does "not take to . Smalls
and Smalls-does'not take to O'Hara,"
and so of them, it caonot be said that
they .are " ; " 'TW-?Wf?--d-.
': "Two souls with but a single thought,': ;
t To hearts thafbSat as one., ..v . : v
Jf Mr. Carlisle does as he is charged
with purposing to do in' ; regard to
silver lie will' make himself hnopa-
larwitb.; majority' of his . party
: friends, in the ; Hbuse.r That U, ar
xanjge ' the ommitte on Coinage,
with i ajonlyhvoirjdf
pending"coinagei,v-.:r V :-: t
- ; A veteran editor, of a largely cir
culated, religious paper in North CaT'
r olina .writes on Christmas " day:
"With approval of 'your opposition;
to the Blait bill and. ydnr course geh
erally as editor of th .STAEI remain,
&c'.,'! ""This :is the kind of .indorse
meht we like. as ft comes from a man
of education, of - ability, of -'observa
- ' Ash evil 1 b' Advance: About "4
o'clock vesterdav morniDZ a .fire was diB-
covered burnine ia the cellar of HcCargo
& Cordon'r? hew "drug storei in the Dr..
ttiiuarabnck store room pn uaoma iiam.i
' The efforts f - the hosecompany !;oqn
proved successful ?- in i extinmiishinar . the
- flames, but not until the entire stock 'Was
consumed or .ruined. - The ' 'stocks was: in-i
sured wlth Aaton & Son f or $1;000, and: a
' soaa fountain, which was In the storeroom,
Goldsboro Messeriaer: The
woulo-be necro ravisher. Ilav. at Clinton,'
. who came to near being lynched, had a
. - qmcs trial one day of last wees-lie suo
aitted and was sentenced to - fifteen years
VQL XXXVIINO;
EH
MrKsoir A few more left. "
' C. M. Harkib -83,000,000. " - ,
f " Tatlob'sBazaab A card, i -
.A.. David Straightened up. t ',
Fatb Cong.-Temple of Israel, r . j ' 'c
HsmsBEBGEB Christmas gifts! y i ;T
G. W, Pkicb; Jn-Auctiori'saleJ ","'
'J. H. UBpfirQreat reduction.
-: ColubWT Co Cigars at auction'
8HBiBa5 Cheap shoe and hab -l ":'
7 J. Ws, QoBDOif & BinTHInsurahce.";--
.QbkbV& CkH-Lobe Jackdgarette.
CTjaoirsQ- & TKHiiBiKTSClosing out
L.'BRitJKRs4i Co-A plenty ,lef t. Jr
c Notice Lat Oats BarkITaJMCoorei
Gbk RB8TBAUBAKT- -Free lunch daily.
ttc&ovaxs BowpK-oytmiks. ,
-S L JfismiTBiKjiowlefceiapAwar
1&oFP'?f$X&3lag Stonewalllibdge lfi 1
.tBTBAB-BALiiGer. Lbdee K. of P J
, . vv ic. xi. EiFBisoBB ce Co. lireecn loaders
..WnJjsRAirKiAdi Co'.f-Fl)ur,bacon
coffee, ete. ' "
p f . rr' ..... i
, None of the fires or alarms of
fie yesterday can be laidto the small boy
and his-crackers. ' ; " ' :
. r "Gennahia libdge Ifo 4, Knights
of Pythias, will give a., ball at Oermania
Hafl New jfear's eve;. ; " Ui y
rm'l 'fSi-1: j.-.'.-.. r ii ".
' xueyAegisier oi xeeas lssnea
six matriaee licenses the past week i two to
whifea and four to blacks. L i ' " -- '
Twor. cases , ot f ailure to g pay
license tax- before the Mayor yesterday,'
were continued until to morrow. ? i i
Charles Brown, charged with
stealing .cigars, wfi pound nver for his
appearance; at the next term of the Criminal
Court. . - " ' ,' - : ''
r Capf. Savage gave an eld-fash-idned
Christmas dinner to the inmates of
the county Poor .House, and House of XJorv
jrection twenty-four inmates of the former
andaome eight or ten prisoners.; Turkeys,
parknd pies were furnished in abundance
and were greatly enjoyed V. --'
- Good .order was generally!- bb
served in the city Christmas day, owing, no
doubt, to the . precautions taten by the
Chief of Police, Capt." Brock. There was
a good deal of drunkenness observable on
the streets, but the victims were generally
in ar merry mood t and but' one arrest was
made for disorderly conduct:. . . ' ' '
naall Fires. C - : - '-: ' .
There were severar alarms of fire yester
day, which, the members of the Fire : De- j
partmejat wejrkeptpretty bu
ng to.
The firaCin "the forenoon, was at a real-
dence on Third street, "where a 'mantle-
ambrequin 'ignited andfet fire to the
chimneypiece in one ofthe rooms, but the
fire was extinguished by the inmates of the
house without assistance. '
At twelve o'clock a small fire was re
ported at a house on Princess street, be
tween Eighth and Ninth, which was put
out without assistance -from the Fire De
partment, whose services were called aVtbe
same time to a fire on the roof of the build
ing occupied by Mrs. jBtrock oa Second
street,! between Market and Dock. . This
was also extinguished before it had time to
spread or cause much' damage. v v-;;. .,'
About two o'clock fire, was disco vered in
the servants' room at the PurCeli House, '
over the. .kitchen, v which - destroyed the
bedding, furniture and. most of the clothing
in the room.- The hotel kitchen was del
uged with w.ater; the fires, in the ranges
put out'Snd; part.- of the dinner spoiled;
The Cape Fear x engine ; is . said, to have
gotten the I'jirst . stream. ; on I this fire. ,
Mr May land, "one of r the employes at the
hotel, had ,his left ' leg slightly injured in
some wsy while tearing out a wooden par-;
tiuon, to get - at tne nre. . xne aamage to
the building fs. small
At six o'clock in thd evening another
alarm was given. It was located at J. O;-
Oldenbuttel'a store, corner of Market and
Tenth streets. The fire wss speedily ex
tinguished and the damage was slight r ;
Clirlstuae - Services at tbe . Seamaa's
Betliel.
'The services at the 8eaman!s . Bethel
Christmas evening were conducted.by JRey.
Mr. Peichau; ? of ; tp Paul's Lutheran
Chufch, In the nanlsh language. A gen
tleman who. was present says: "The. ser
mon was read by. the Reverend" gentleman
as if by inspiration, distinct and plainto all
Scandinavians present, whom the learned
gentleman in ? the goodness of Jlis- heart
sought to reach, on thw sacred day, so
devoutly observed by all belonging to the.
Scandinavian and Edgikh Churches; Thet
chaplain of the HomeMr. R M. Kelly-i-f
and all who heard Jlrf Peschau, will hold
was a large congregation present, princi
pally from the shipping in port; and a lib
eral collection; "was takeh up to' aid 1 n pur
chasing an brgan for the Chapel, r' - ; ;
H-.JHse at tnexmaiinee. .... ; ,
First Little Lad v Ton mugh't take that
seat; it preservedge
bhiSxcnse n;' Fust Little Lady Who
wag that vonne nfleroan with youf sister
.4hia jnorningt ' Second Little Lady The
rhftv in a mfllinerv suu? JB irsi smxis iokxj
Little Lady 1 don't Know wno w
TfThe'instalIation of tbe ofilcefiP-elect of
Concord- Chapter will take ;, Pjacf
John. Hall at S P "m. Wonaay.
v The inEtaliaUonlcif -(jfflceri-electof Bt
John's,' - WUciington -and Orient ; Lodges,
v .. " -J - ---.-- - - 1 J 1 L 1
will take place at 8 p. ' . . r y
SO. C ? 1 ILMINGTONv
Wandering; , Warred. - , ' ,
The Canton', Pa.t Sentinel of December
wj.um iuo luiiuwing announcement: r '
The Chatauqua Circle and ; the commit
tee having ' immediate: charee.- of the ar
rangements for a lecture course, have spent'
on8iaeraoie ume .. ana rjauence alreadv:
and expect to spend .-much more in trying
iv yrovme Dieasani ana DroniaDie, enter
tainments to the , hearers, and have thenv
wiwuia au9 luuifc oi lae purses oi uua woo
uujr mo uqseia.; xne resuu so iar nas oeen
highly satisfactory, and if the public, gea
erallv will m'erelv abstain fromrjatronizinff
the: travelings humbugs " and " save i their
4uuhqj i.vt, uie auauBiug. twit Kits vaung ec-j
luxei. vuica tne . uucie nope to- nave tne
final result will alsov he asreeable', ' .:
- The Scat lecture- of tn ' cniiraa IWill hft
thatby L. JP.f Copeland on-ySnobs'
anu- nouoery . on. -jftoooay 4 annary.
1888. -This gentleman is. welli.kBOwn; and
has been heard by , many-;Of ' our citizens,
who all speak highly of .hu,lecti;res 4
Dk.yott,eTerrreJyV.CoL- li'rs
CopeTahd.i) i ronejothsr than -our Owri dear
Charles- Wesley Warren, who de6hted
the-. people of -Wilmington, a few' years
since, with4batsame old lecture on "Snobs
atld Bnobbery.'Und also with one entitled
"Chain ' up the Jog." But he was the
"Rev.- C. W. .Warrea'V while here, and" he
was a powerful preacher si well si a lec
ture. t-. ,Jk "
l( We congratulate the "Chatauqua Circle"
on their good fortune in adding "Col. L.
"P. CopelanrT'.ito their list of lecturers L He
ia not one' of the "travelling humbugs.''
No," neverl - What, never? ' Well, hardly
ever! .
But, seriously, - e must inform our
estimable Brothert of the Sentinel that .we
believe "Col. LF. Copeiand to be iden
tical with the VRev. C. W. Warren" who
:ngurea in Wilmington some years ago;
and, if so, he is one Of most magnificent
frauds that ever " escaped penitentiary, or
chain-gang, j If the "Cbatatiqua Circle" is
really in love with'the "amusing and ele:
vating," they will do well to examine care
fully "Col. Copeland's" Credentials.'. ' "
Brnnswlek Items. :
A large bald eagle with a tinkling bell n
its neck, has Created a sensation in different
parts of the county. It was first seen in
October last, onlMr.'Wm; Mercer's and
Mr. Geo. Swain's places, on the sea coast,
and was last observed at & Ezekiel Skip-'
per's place, near Town Creek. People are
greatly interested and would like to know
whence their strange visitor came. '
Mr. Ezra Thomas, a well known citizen'
of Brunswick, died at his home in the
county on Tuesday last, of Blight's d is'
ease, v . -' "
The people of the county are very anx
ious to have a free ferry established over
the Cape .Fear They- complain'7 of thert
high charges for ferriage one dollar' for a
horse and cart to go and come and argue
that the difference between this charge and
when tickets are bought by the quantity in
advance at half rates shows that the
charge in the first instance is unreasonable
and often prevents people from visiting
Wilmingtdfc. ' : V "l ;
The Weather, Ae. - . .
The vagaries of the weather the past few
days were beyond all conjecture and- past
finding but. .. Evidently the Signal Bureau
were much of this opinion, for they" gave
no note of warnjog of the cold wave
that swept down on us Christmas night
after days of summer-like weather. Christ
mas eve. the rain poured, down steadily;
drove the busy shoppers' indoors dampened
the bright prospects of "store-keepers. and
utterly spoiled the fun of the small boy
with his-tin horn and fire-crackers. Christ
mas day was pleasant-with a cloudy sky
and a westerly wind that at nightfall edged
around to the horth bringing the tempera
ture down to thfftv-ohe degrees by Satur
day morning. L A brisk wind was blow ing
all day yesterday and at 10 p. m. the tem-;
perature 1 was V thirty-six degrees. . At
Smith viile, the velocity of . the wind wasj
twenty seven miles an hour.; j .
Pair at the City Hall. : -
On Tuesday Wednesday and' Thursday
next, the. ladies of the' congregation of. the
Temple of Israel will hold a Fair ' in the
City Hall. Preparations have -been in
active progress for some time past for this
event,snd the busy fingers', of the ladies of
the congregation have been employed for
months in the- preparation cf many useful
and ornamental articles which wfll be dis
played and put on sale. , The Fair will be
opened by. bis honor, Mayor Hall. " Mu
sic will. ? be furnished Tuesday evening
by the Cornet. Concert Club, and on Wed
nesday eveping by the Oermania Cornet
Band...'. . ' - . . ;, -
AHo'H .Thief.
The Charleston Ifetes and Courier ot the
25th says that a dapper-looking gentleman
hired a korse from a livery "stable in Sum-'
merville, S, Cff! Wednesday morning and
has not since been seen.-i. The owner; sus
pecting; that", the chevalier had sold. the
horse and left for a colder clime,- came to
Charleston On Wednesday and telegraphed
-the authorities aV'Wilmington to stop the
'excursion party returning home.''; Noth
ing, - ho wever',- has , yet been . heard, ot the
nitssing horse, or the fugitive. , .- -
Cotton Receipts ant Exports.'. ..
I The receipts of cotton at this port for the
week ended uecemDer win, loao, rooi up
2.292 baleslas against 3.660 bales for ttte
corresponding period !of i884,'ia'idectease'of
; . The receipts for the crop year to date f pot
uV7Mo'haM
the corresponding date in 1884; a decrease
' v.i. .-. '. K
inis year vi u,iw jumcs. . .: .. . ' ( .
'"uThe'ipP0?! from, is port since
September l,i88S, are 65,883; for the same
period last year eo,s9 oaieB.
N; aSUNDAY, DECELIBER 27, t885.
..' MIIb. -
N Geo.' C, . Miln," the. tragedian, gave two
performances here at night,; and One mat
inee, and the manner in: which he played
his par was most creditable. , - V
f ; Last night ?RU luilievP was ; presented,
and 'tberway; inwhich- he- depicted . his
character. was.such as to briaVtounda of
abnlause from his f !!ence ." " MiC Mihi is
nndonbtedlr an ac' :r Of -ho. small iaerit.
bnt vhis . support; ;-t !;ca raltogetb.eri; h sot i
good and-could be ratly improvexLy. ? j
i Mi.ln has; devote li all t: taleats. to the
dramavnd will txel ;uttedJ winylaurelsetf
dramatic pre em!z :r ;, f or racbr a IrnvH
with sucb earhestzcJ and' talent is obliged
to succeed,'
t
Cape-JFMtr nlvemproTemt "
is CapfciW.v H.'"Bixbyi? JT: S.-Enguteer in
charge-of the - improvement pf Cape-Fear
river,. has presented the Chamber pf Com
merce with. a framed copy of his "Progress
Map" of the rivet below Wilmington,sbow
ing - the. proposed 'channels across Bruns
wick river. Logs and Big Islarid.'and LUli'
pot shoals, together with an indication of
the portions of the channel already dredg
ed. .There is at present a chatmelway of
sixteen feet' depth, at low .water; and one
hundred and eleven - feet width across" all
three of these shoals; and this width is in
creased to one hundred and forty-eight feet
for 'one thousand feet each side of the bend
of the channel -in Lilliput shoal. .In his
letter accompanying, the map, Capt Bixby
says: "Until further', appropriations are"
voted by Congress these chahnels must re
main in their present condition.' . As soon
s more funds become available work will
be recommenced upon widening these chan
nels to the f ull width .of two hundred and
seventy feet" r'
Personal
Messrs. John L." Maffltt and John A.
Corbett left yesterday, morning for the
North on business. These gentlemen will,
early in January, open a commission house
in -this city. They are two of Wilming
ton's active and deserving young business
men' and we . wish them a pleasant and
profitable trip' and an abundant success in
their proposed enterprise.
The. marriage is announced, in. Bruns
wick, Qa., on the 24th iiast, of Mr. J7P.
Shelly and Miss Florence Wood, formerly
of Wilmington.
-. .Me-a- ' v.
Shooting match. .
The Gun and Kennel Club had a shoot
ing match Christmas day at the Athletic
grounds, for turkeys and a prize presented
to thT ylvb by Mr Wiillin. :fp
blowing strong and the shooting of the par
ticipants was not up to the average. Mr.
W.' B. Davis won two turkeys and was
presented with the Wallin Prize a- band-
some silver salver for the best average.
Mr. E. W. Moore and Mr. ' Simon " Sanders
each won a bird. '
The Club will have another shooting
match on New Year's day.
nelldons Notes.
Rev. J. W; Primrose will preach in the
First Presbyterian church to night'
There will be baptising at the foot of
Queen street this afternoon, at 4 o'clock.
Rev. A. M. Conway will officiate.
No preaching at. the First Presbyterian
church this morning,"' but prayer meeting
will be heid in the lecture room at 11 a. m.
There will be services in the church at 7.80
o'clock, by Rev. J. W? Primrose. Stran-,
gers are cordially inyited.:'. . . .
In Aid of a Baptist (Chnrch,
The ladies of WillardTender county,
will give an entertainment at that place on
Thursday evening nextj for the benefit of
the Willard Baptist Church.- It will con
sist of the comedy "Widow Bedott,with"
tableaux and music. Refreshments will be
served from twelve o'clock - noon until
twelve at night. ; We hope they will meet
with great success.- v- .. :
If aval Stores In Savannah. . -
? The News of y Thursday 'says: "Naval
stores are again on. a boom. During the
past two days spirits, turpentine ..have ad
vanced ic, and rosins have risen $1 per
barrel, r The Stock of rosins on this market
is the largest ever known and .the very
high prices are attributable, it is thought, to
speculation.",-i 'v .
Weather Indications.
The followiaM are the indications f oj ip-
dayf-::3"fe ; -:"
'For the South Atlantic ; States, fair
weatherrwinds generally shifting to north
east andf southeast, preceded by northerly
winds,, slight rise in temperatureV .' ; v'
l For the Middle Atlantic States,, fair weath
er! slight rise in temperature,northerly winds
becoming variable. :.: : .- .; .
' BIVER AND JH ARINE. ' ' V --
C8pt. Wirinett, of the Steamer Dela-.
ware, at New York", reports as follows:
"At 7 p. m., 22d inst, Hatteraa light bear
ing JT. W. by N., 18 fathoms water clear
weather, bright moonlight and smooth sea,
saw nothing of Hatteras buoy. . I" -passed
so close to' its true place that I would have
seen-and; heard it hd.it been there.'';:?
. Br, &te&wet Ben More, Jenkins, .'sailed
from Liverpool for this port on the 23d of
-December.-; ' ". -' :' ' ' i ';
.- Nor. barque' :'"?rw; .- Claussen, from
Hamburg lor this tport, passed Cuxhaven
";pecT.19th
: Qer. bariue Nodan sailed from Ports
mouth for this pbrt;Dec:'23d; . ; : ; .
NorJbrig1 Ban Jan,,Baehe- from this
' port, arrived at? Montevideo Dec. 23d,leak-
ihg badly. ;:-;-v';.i.V v
The steam yachts TUtorint' tni TKi
put in at Savannah, Qo On the S3rd ,Inst
NKW- ADVERTISEMENTS.
City. Halt Inesday,Wedaesdayt and
Thursday, December 29th, 30th
. - ; and -j 31st; 1885,;. . '
ipKB JttBStBBBS- TUB boXZ&liTlQX'
Temple of Israel take this method Of aunouiwin
to the pnbllo that a Palrj r for the benefit of the.
, - - - i- - -
CongregatUnw-wttt be held as abovtf. ' -1 -V-
r Tneetay evening' the JTatr , wflT te epeaed-dby:
Bfe Honor, Kayor B. D. Hall. .1 . '-Ti
-josic by the Cornet Concert Club.,- ' i
- r Wednesday eventn; the QermilaorBetBarid
Will famish mtteio . ' . ' ' - L
' JBefrefibiarata at 3Li$aA,-e Cre&nranJ Con-'
feotionerlea, and many useftuVaDd ornamental
Paucy Artlolea will be for sale and raffle. -
Doora-open every erening at 7J o'olook.' j
Admtnion 10 cents. . ' i
(BevlewoopT). -. - ' ' ; . ' deSSSt
Grand New Year Ball,
A T GBRMANIA PALL, ON THURSDAY, DEC.
XX 81, 1885. under the auspices of GBBMAJSUA
LODGE No. 4, K of P.
No Gentleman admitted without a Lady.
Tickets One Dollar. -
"- Committee ot Arrangements J. W. Gerdts, C. .
v oniLampen, a. Aarian, . ucernDerger, ionn
Haar and J. W. Dais. . su we v . de 27 St
GEO. W. PRICE, Jr., :
AUCTIONEER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT
n Auction Sale.
TTTTB WILL DISPOSE OF AT AUCTION A
V large lot of gtods on oosslnment from
New York. IngralnSoper, Ingrain Woollen. Jute
and mixed Carats and Crumb Cloths, misfits.:
damaged and seconds. Coats; Fants, Vests and
Overcoats. . A Job lot of Dry Goods, Boots and
Shoes. Comforts . and Blankets. - A lot of Mat-.
tresses, Bedsteads, Chairs, Eockerv Sideboards,
Cooking and Parlor Stoves. Babv Swings. Cribs.
Show-oases, Sewing Machines, - Melodeoos,-
Clooks, Pictures, Curtains, window Shades,
Baby Carriages, eto.: .
A part of the above goods are now on band;
more will arrive Tuesday via, Clyde Line or Old
Dominion, and will be on eele Wednesday, Deo.
80th, at 11 o'olock.
su.we
de2r2t
A. MMrJcGlRTyrAnclloncer.
- BYCOLLTEB &CO. "
' 1 , " "" ' .- '
1 O sinA CIGARS AT AUCTION.consistrng
X6 vFU V of the foUowing favorite Brands :
Royal Funcn. Anthony fc Cleopatra,
Edystone Light, Lucky Hit, Lovely,
- West Wood. Royal Garter, Ac.
These goods must be sold. Sale oosltive Tn en-
day , Deo. 29th, at our Sales Boom, North Water
and Princess Streets. de 27 It
CASTLE HALL,
STONEWALL LODGE NO. 1, K. of P.
Wilmington, N. C, Deo. 27, 18S5.
BRETHREN : You are - requested to attend
Rezular Convention of Lodse on MONDAY
EVENING, he 28th mst., as Election of Officers
ior tnsuinjf lermwm De.neicLana an Address
will be delivered by a Brother Knight.
- Members of - Germania Lodge and visiting;
Knights In city respectfully Invited to attend.
w. u. xvrr. it. or a.& a.
de271t Review copy.
Wilmington, n. a. Deo. 7th,i8SB.
are requested to meet in St John's HaU, 1COW-
DAY APTERNOONj S o'olock, ;28th Instant, ior
InstaUation of Officers. -
By order M. E. H. P.
da 27 It J,D. MUNDS, Secretary.
Free.Lnncli.
QN AND AFTER MONDAY, DECEMBER 28th,
a sumptuous FREE LUNCH will be spread daily
from 10 to 12 8) o'clock, at the
. UBJH. KEST4UKAHT,
de271t 26orth Front St
Mce To Whom it May Concern.
rpHB BRITISH BASQUE "ELLA MOORE" IS
ready to discharge Kalnlt. Lay Days to count
from Monday. December 28th, 1885; at noon. -F.
BYER, Master,
de278t . HEIDS A CO., Consignees.
Closing Out.
ipO CLOSE OUT OUR. STOCK OF .WAGONS,
TOYS and FIRS CRACKERS, we will sell the en
tire stock BELOW COST. A few fine Goods left
Come early and secure Bargains.
. - - . -,4 W. M. CUMMTNG,
-- - E. S. TENNENT.
de 27 It B.B. IENNKNT.
. A Few Hore Left.
PH0ICE SCARFS, -
GLOVES, HALF-HOSE,
AND OVERCOATS.
MUNSON,
r. Clothier. Ac
de 27 It
Lone Jack Cigarettes.
JKW 3.0T.S.M0ST POPULAR CIGARETTE
sold In Wlhnlngton, '.''
Elegantlline of CIGARS for our retail trade.
de27 trT ! IWILLIAMH. GREEN A CO.
;X Breecli Loaders.
TTTE HAVE JUST FOUR OF THOSE FINE EN
T V- GLI8H GUNS left which will certainly be
sold by Vew Year's. As stated before, no. soch
Guni were ever offered In this market at snob
low prices. - -.
. ; WM. B. SPRINGER & CO.i
- i " ' - -19, 21 & 23 Market Street v
; de27 tf . Wilmington N. C. -
City Bonds Wanted.
W
ANTED, l',50O CIXY BONDS.
W. L GORE, Commissioner '
;' : - Sinking Fnnd.
de 58t.
Great Reduction.
I WILL CLOSE OUT THE BALANCE OF MY
stock of Holiday Goods at GESAT REDUC
TION. Call and buy a bottle of the great Bra
zilian ToothaobeiRemedy; it cures toothache by
simply i rubbing the hands. Don't forget the
place. J.H.HARDIN'S, ...
de27tf V- ""ii - v r-New Market. !
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hristmPi
TJH)R I HOUSEKEEPERS IVORY-HANDLED
A? Tea and Table Knives, Carvers, Tea and Ta
ble Spoons, nioe Stand and Library Lamps.
. For Young Ladles Scissors, In single pairs and
oases; a neat Pocket-Knife. - .
. . For Yoneg Men and Boys A Breech-Loading
Gun, nice Pocket-Knife, or a good Razor.. , ...
For sale low by , - '.-,, ::
:-: de 22 tf , tj fGEO. A. FECBV'V
ItJgChriftiiias ; -;
OF ANY KIND AND IN GREAT VAiaETY,
can be ound at reasonable prioa. - Also,
Drngs,3hemioal8, Patent MedioInes.&o.-
-- . . y. C. MILLER, ,;f -l.
Ht- :,' !- " oarmanDnnrgistr . -:
4 - . , . " corner Fourth and Nnn 8ta.
;- P. 'S.-Presorlptlona filled at all hours, day and
nijrht. . , . ... V de 23tf ,
WHOLB;NO.v:60ir
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
K" PJ O 17 L E D C E
- IS POWER.
TT 13 THE PHILOSOPHER'S STONE, "THE
JL. .' -- .
true alchemy that, turns every thing It toudhes
into gold ; it ia the key that unlocks the store
house of creation, and opens to us te-treasures
of the universe. It id the thorough knowledge
we have of our business and' the -wants of our
customers, that enables ns to make and procure
THE CHOICEST AND BEST: READY-MADE,
- . j . - -n, Jt . . :-.
AND CUfcTOM-MADE CLOTHING. ; . r
'r tWeell inore FINE CLOTHING for MeW'
Boys and Children, than any -Retail Clothing
House in North Carolina. -It is not our desire to
have von nnrchase of us but once. No: we want
your patronage always. We know if you buy of
ns once yon wui Dsy oi us again, we spena our
money for advertising to Induce you to come
and patronize ns the firs time; we know we can
retain your patronage. .- j
EbT" We guarantee our Goods to be lust as we
represent them to be. If yon -find, after yon
have nurchased of us, that you-can buy the
same goods cheaper elsewhere, return the goods
bought of us at onee, and we will cheerfully re-,
fund your money. - - ; - -
S. H. FISHBEATE,
, MEN'S WEAR DEPOT,
de 27 It . WILMINGTON, N. C.
TAYLOR'S
2IABZET STEEET.
A Card.
"YB HAVE ON HAND TOYS, GAMES, AND)
Presents of every kind. Indeed our stock is so
large that We fear, even with the 'unequalled
patronage we are now enjoying, will hardly en
able us to dispose of It by New Year's bay. . We
wish to announce, therefore, that we have'abse
lntely determined to carry not a single article of
Holiday Goods over the New '.Year.' 'We mean
that every thing In the shape of Holiday Goods
shall be sold at some price or other before the
close of business on Dec. 81st. Our prices for
the coming week shall be very considerably re
duced, many of them out eanally in, two, and, as
our assortment is still unbroken, Ladles will
have an opportunity to select Just what Presents J '
they may desire at figures that will perfectly
astonish them at ,. - - .
Taylqr'sJ Bazaar.
118 Market Street,
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? WILMINGTON, N. C.
STBAIGHTEHEB TJF !
TTX HAVE RESTORED' ORDER OUT OF THE
chaoB, In which our stock was thrown by the
rush last week, and to-morrow everything will
be well arranged and displayed, so that buyers
can make good selections with little trouble.
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Our trade has been a!4 that wa could expedt
but asonr stock was immense there yet remains
a great deal to be sold. We 'wQl oottttuue to
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push sales and continue to offer big Inducements
in prices, and for a nice New Year's present for a.
manpr boy,' no better place can yon go to find it
than at ,.,-
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--VA. DAVIl'8,':l
Merehant Tailor and Clothier.
.vResqlutiontf;
SE NEXrIN ORDERS BUJr DON
for the first of Jannaryto put lnWance on Oat
Dwellina', 7nrniture, or Stook of yours, and be
rare to have It fa the.i.- ''3
Old & & G. Ills. Cp
whlohpay losses without dlsoonnt.
"-i- . " -' :. '-: . - 'V .-' '' -" i.'
; . ..JNOW. GORDON & SMITH Agents,
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Telephone Number
78
r-.-i vaaa au txii.au ab. v,y ca -
"A'Sfl THOSE WHO, HAYS NOT; BOUG
tneir new bhoS ana hats should not forget
to buy them before New Year- You will find a
their new SHOES and HATS- should not forget
to Duy mem before Hewyear
nioe assortment YERY CHEAP:
At A. SHRIER'S, -1C8
and 110 Market St.
dS7;
One srsre One Day,,..... y-w i
n4 " - : Two Da ?&. . -- ! 4
; Three Dajs.. -
cor ijaye,......-...
' Five- De...,.--.-.- i-v
-One ??etiS,.r.'.i'-...'.
Two Weefcs,... '-
Three Weekt,.. .-"'
: One. Vontis,.........-
Two Monti's,..';..
Three liontas...i.,
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, - 4 One Year, ,:. -
-.martSactsact AdwrtoeCKsata takeft at prcror-
iov rate.- . k t
Ten lines sofid Nonpareil tyr aaaa orte sq u are
' ITEW ADYERTIbFilE!TS. -
OPERAvHOUSE.
PQ3ITIYJLY OE yiQHT " "OKLT
k KESTAYKTS
."WeXJSiSc'Co.r
A superlatively whimsical ; Masioal AUurdi ;: ,
WE, US & CO. atMad Springs,' ' -
melndlBgthe NEW YORK QUARTET COXF
! . r oomeoians and voeaiist9: r; v
Hu?e laugh from beginning .tfl end.,S Cje. I
Satire, Pore, dean and WhiIeitae. , i
WE. US A CO. Fun Frnuiv. Very Tunny- s t
Seats on sale at Helnebergex' ooi r-t
urday. - we XT su - ? S
ASSIGNEE-IS SALS.
THE LARGE AND FINE STOCK OF' " . r
Plush1 Goods and Toilet Oases i'
of W. S. BRiaas A CO. will be sold lu the nex
few days at A SACRIFICE. ' V. rs j"'.
JOLOGNES, -EXTRACTS AND' DRUGS belOW '
flOSt. , - - " . ' 1
desoiw
n:.nm g-s. w s r . - i
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From our immecBe toc of
Christmas Supplies 1
With which
WE ARE PREPARED TO FILL ALL ORDEKft
Royster's Pure Caudles
3 Lhr; for $1.00.
MTXED CANDLES. FIGS, NUTS, BAISINS, AND
. FANCY GOODS' IN AN! QUANTITY
DESIRED -
3
Sh crry CalyesFe et JTe Hyy t
75 Cents per Jar. An. Elegant -Table . Luxury.
Tabic and Cooking: Sherries.
SLEGANT JAMAICA RUM FOR FGO-NCO.
P. L. Bridgers & Od
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MUELLEB'S, M
NOVELTY STORE l-i?
COR. SECOND AND MARKUMV , " '
Toys and GlimtTOas ffoQ&$
' v TIlE LATSST AKRiyALS Tl. '-'r,
have ibeen open3dLah4are now on exh'Ait!ox.r ;
Obr and saleeti.PrlotB: -cheaper thaaevez. ';
Storekeepers and Country Verehaata WlU find
aBsortmeEte of desirable goods &.TSEYLOW .i
muss. , :T( "x ' V
Juat the thing for the boys to paint the town rei.'.,.;
with. Come, and lay ip a sapply.TJlsoonntlo
dealers. ' ' ; , .
FREVCII DOLES : 1 K-
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ot my own styles 'repaired free'.- Wlr, Limbs h'
and Heads kept In stock for them. ,
Cull early to avoid the rush. " ,,.
JTJJLITJS HUEJLtXn;
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i Chris'trnas Giftci;
TyjUSIC B0XE8, LARGE AND SMALL," Fib E i-
Oil Paintings, EieffEn; sul Engravlrjgs,. Pianos j
anJ Orfret, DevoUnnai and Hymn Books for all
tbe 6iffers!:t C' ."vsm standard Works, Opera -.vr?
JP.i? -.ri T'isi..s irsijgt wm Work -duxtts.
Juvenile Books, fine Gift Boo.4o ,cit.e 1
everybody, Chrietmas and New Year Cards, Toys
oi every aesonpnon, iwo tnousana popniar Gut
Books at 40 and 5 J cents, Webster's ana Woror-
ter's Unabriged Dioxionarlee. a iine-aasertmest
of Mantelpieoe Omaraants, Ladies and Gentle-
men's Dressing Cases. . - s . -
A cordial lnvitaticn Is extended to all at - -; r
- - HErNSBKRGKK'S v.
de7tf Live Bock and Mnsio Stores. "
T -i -miih i Mri ii , , , Mll ; JL
Floiir, Bacon, Coffee. ;
QQ QBhls FLOUR, afl gradesi .J.
JQQ Boars D. 8. C.B.SH)BS, '
200 Sck CnoIe 510 COFFEE, "t . ,'
-JQQ 81)18 Eefined SUGARS, all grades, -
i n n BDis cawoo rorto sico mola sses. t
. OK Bbla CAROLINA RICE,
- - '
-j KA A Saoks LTVESPOOL SALT t
Bales RANDOLPH TARN. (,, j ;'
25 BaJeS A110!1 SHXETING, ,
KQ Cases STABTLYE, ,. 'T,, 4 t
-gQ Cases BAll, POTAH;.n V j ,
QQ Gross H.K. MDLL8 SNUFF,, " ,
Boxes CHEWING TOBACCO,
Pj0 Boxes Selected. CREAM CHJtEaE ' '
5Q Boxes CRACKERS, ' -
- 8oda, 6tar3b, floap, . .' , !'
- " ; Candles, Matches, Ac; Ae.I ' ..:
. , ,i - . ' - . .
- For sale lowlby .-,;-'". 14-
de27tf' WILLIAM ANSTJl CO, I
. -Holiday IHats l-i : ,
nors poeo capsT - ,
: , HABJn80N ,AiLIi.
de2K '' '-' -v fiaftari
33.000,000: ;
SOLD IN TTTE- TEA "Eg
i In the United States). iWarranted Zrarar a Vll--
h. Trythem. For sals at .
fie 7 tf Popnlar New and CUar f totfu a ; ' '
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Trunks-,
JN GREAT YAKTETY.: IN f7TOCSr A LA3ti3 '
and varied asB&rtmect of .Lip" Pdfce. 'Horse1
Bb&kets, Trunks, lags and Battels; . Saddlesr
Drays, Ao. CaJ and examine
xicuucos, uuifirs, xutKIAMIS,.. IJBITiSp-eiS, ua?-tq.
U".t prints.
yon mu be sure to bar.
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