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5 V BATE OP ADTBSTIIISOt One Square One Day,... . I., two uays,. ...' 1 75 v Three Day 8 eo " Four Days.... ........ . s oo Fire Days...... :ci Be One Week, . . ; . , . . . . . , . ... . -. v -; 4 00 .' TwO 0S&H . . - 6 CO " 13 - "3 .1 Two Month C : . r'-'" V ' : . ' . - - n ' . : ' -: ; ' . - ' ' - - - - ' . ' . , - SZJ&Sffi2S& fOTno" VOL,. XXXVII. NO. 84. tntarei at the Post Office at Wilmington, N. C . y-T : ' . aa Second Class Matter. . MORNING EDITION. OUTLINES. - Fifteen hundred bales of cotton and a warehouse burned in Manon fla - Kfexican desperadoes in American town, aloDf, tbt! Rirt nrn bm L4 Tc ---w.r.w ...us uwume. A Mexican, suspected of complicity in the recent murders in Austin Texas, has been arrested Rr,rpr h Vu! S'TZSTS- -? oeen m purduit of hostile Indians m Ari- zona were forced to return without accom- plisbing ahv&ine - A disastrous fire j. : J . aisasirous nre la reported m Lebanon, Tenn. A Ger- man tamiiy stricken down with trichinosis at Strealer. 111., caused bv eatinB- nnrt. several members of the; family ha died' - Arifangements have been perfected in St Louis,: Mo., for the treatmenVof hydro, nt,ohiiOTnP:Par!! 7 phobia after Dr. Pasteur's method. James Kinkid. a prominent citizen of Ma honingtowD, Pa., w's fatally shot by a burglar. George Gallagher, a railroad track inspector, was shot and killed near Wadsworthj Ohio. England hs for mally annexed Burmah. Totanum ber of business failures in the United S"fces during 1885 was 10,637; liabilities a little more than $124,000,000. New York markets: Moneys 5 per cent.; cotton dull at 9 3-169fcr wheat, ungraded red 65 90c; corn, ungraded, 4548c; southern flour unchanged; spirits turpentine dull at STfc; rosin quiet at ft 02 Jl 07. . Mr. Gladstone is a native of Liver " pool. There will be no contest over Van derbtlt's will. President Grey was bornan 1813. He is a, lawyer. -1 Benj. K. " Heaton, a Yale student, has just died from over study, his j doctor says. At Mill Village, Penn., a petrified child's head .has been found in digging- a ditcbv ' The ;late Gladstone Cabinet are much divided as to the Irish ques tion, is the latest., Since President Cleveland's mes sage against silver that standard of value has declined 5 per cent. Senator . Beck denies- the report, that his speech in; favor of silver was intended as an , attack on the President. Minister Pendleton has had his first reception in Berlin. The Ameri can colony is said-to be increasing in that city. . ; A family in Omaha was made sick, one dvinsr. from ea tins' chicken I u"- e n .v . a I that had been frozen and then bad become partially decomposed. A woman named Marv Dowd fell sixty feet from a third story window in Cleveland and was not killed. Her skull is broken but she may re cover. Senator Vest is loading his gun heavily with big shot which he means to fire into .the Dakotians. Senator Harrison will coach the Da kota interests. ) Major Ppe, chief of police at Rich mond, Va , makes the startling an nouncement that not less than 500 boys under fifteen are4 arrested in that city annually. William E. Page donned female . 1 1 4 . , I auu uiavc Ma&a wn,u ii',uuu i of the funds of Adams Express Com pany at Gordon City, Mo. .He was caught and $6,000 recovered. Thomas -B. Harwell, a young Georgian in Washington in search of an office, took his own life by drink-, ing laudanum. There is a moral here for young men office-struck. . Katie Putnam has been heard from She is now playing at Hot Springs, Ark. - She has recently re- ceived a legacy lhat promises to be worth very considerable in the fu ture. ' . The House Committee on Military -' Affairs charges in a report that Gen. Ben Butler is short over two hundred thnncvTtA ii,. 1.' -. v0 ,u uie mauagemeni of the Soldiers' Home. Who is anmriaaA f ' aurpnsea r . . xuiporianc cnanges Jo the Civil SprmVo law 4A K j? u Service law are to be proposed by , the Commission with the indoree- mpnt nf a t.:. t aent 01 the President. It is pro- posed to . make "the monumental 3 e ' ; auu 01 tne age Digger. a f : :-; Sam Jones had only 500 converts I at at. Ltoms. lois would be conr sidered a great work at any " other ,if uV' - o t a' point, bat as a St. Louis convert does not count tor much Kev. Sam is thought to havefaUed. ! CoL Panl TT Hn writing - j Senator-elect Daniel, says: . -. . ' , His kinsman, John Daniel, used to haye we read editorials of more polished wii, iiio Aicumonu junomwner ; ana never r"i,K!ener ir,onyi F more bitter, sarcasm, ur OI more eloquent appeals, or or more patriotic ardor than came from his pen." Thero wn hnf liftL if iv,w t;noi,i le f any km8hlP we beKeve, between the two Daniels, T , MnnlflM - - T , w . , n Moncare and ?nn Warwick, In moral an social qualities the lat- n ter has all the advantages possible. : Lawrence Barrett has inat annparp. in New York as Herruzni in Victor Hucm famnna rAmOT1.; t-iaj m:u Tf f a?08fcroman agedy with thatname. TBe critic of the Times says: Mr. Barrett's Hernani will, in fact.rank ncreaiter among the few important achievements of the contemporary stage with Mr. Booth's Ruy Bids and as to night's play admits of a greater display of pageantry than its fellow work, it is likely that Hernani will be the more popular of the two." Secretary Bayard speaks contemp tuously of Senator Beck's speech on silver. He says "it is a lot of rub bush." - It would be an interesting day when he would meet the Scotch man in debate. .The Senate never considered Bayard's oratory equal to T. t i , , - . coa d luuuieu, auu vy a. great deal. During the week three patents have been granted to North Caro linians as follows: Addison F. Pure foy, of Wake Forest, on a springT bed bottom; John Y. and A. Savage, of Scotland Neck, on a combined fertilizer distributor and stalk breaker, and Lucius L. Taylor, of Seaboard, on a cotton or hay press. General Leonidas Polk, the fighting bishop of Tennessee, at on his horse high up the Northern slope of Pine Mountain, in Georgia, on June 14th. 1884. Philadel phia Press. He was Bishop, of Louisiana and not Tennessee," and was born in North Carolina. Spirits Turpentine. There are 43 persons in Bun combe jail. Hattie Robertson, colored, was burnt to death at A.bbottsburg. La Grange shipped 2,313 bales of cotton from September, 1885, to Decem ber, 1885 Maj. Herndon, brother-in-law of Senator Vance,, and clerk of Buncombe Su perior Court has resigned on account of ill health. Rev. Dr. Daugherty, late rector of St. Paul's Episcopal Church. Winston. has gone to Bellefontaine. . Ohio, to tako charge of another church. New Bern Journal: A special term of the Superior Court of Onslow coun ty will convene at Jacksonville next Mon day, Judge. Montgomery presiding. Newton Enterprise: Lincoln ton lost one of her most prominent and enterprising citizens on Sunday night, De cember 20th, in the death of E. G. Ram Eaur. . . , Two chicken thieves in Char lotte got hurt. One had a pitchfork thrust through his hand and was captured; and he escaped at lasC . I "" ao uicu uyou, was unset. DDI I - Salisbury Wotchmaft: Alexan der Tate, a quarryman of forty years' ex perience, whose observation has extended oyer many States and in Europe, says the finest granite he has ever seen in America was quarried from Dunn's mountain, four miles from Salisbury. .The mountain wagons continue to come in loaded with apples, chestnuts, &c. The streets are full of them. . : Aeheville Advance; About 10 o'clock last night a rather serious accident vauueu m me uuuae ox xnr. vy. J. x?eam- erswn, in mis city, ine cniiaren were starting a flre'with coal oil, when the oil in the can ignited causing an explosion. The clothing of Addie Edwards, a girl about 13 years Of age, caught fire, and be fore it could be extinguished she was very painfully, if not seriously, burned about the body Two smaller girls, Emma and Mamie Featherston were also bur,ned. . Raleigh News-Observer; There have been four snows this season, hot one being really worth mentioning. Yes terday 1,000 square feet of slate blackboard arrived here for St: Mary's school, and will be put up in the new building. Three patents were granted to citizens of this State last week. James W Gardner, of W hi takers, patented a backhand; Haith- cock & Suit, of Wilton, a levelling mstru ment, and D, G. McLellah, of Rhodes, an apparatus for curing tobacco. Freights on the - Albemarle & Raleigh Railroad are now all shipped North by way of Rocky Mount, taking : much from the river steamers. It is said the Roanoke steamers may be withdrawn.. Pittsboro Record: Mr. J. J. Cooke, of :' Hadley township, , raised - this 3 J ' m year on one ana a nan -acres 01.1ana.70 bushels of corn, ton one sixth of an acre 60 bushels of sweet potatoes, and on less than one - half of an acre 52 gallons of sorghum, M Richard Cottan: of Dane UW 'tnwnshin ovapv wintjar IriYla tfio lorfToof nog m tho county, but last., week his big hogfor this year died with cholera. Its weight was estimated at 800 pounds. Ar the passenger train was near Merry Oaks," on last Friday night, a rock was thrown , at it, and, crashing through & wiQdow of Major Winder's private car, made an indentation in the woodwork on the opposite side, and -narrowly missed strikins him. The railroad comnanr has offered a reward of $100 for the arrest of grading - of our proposed railroad is pro- greasing very favorably. 4 About a mile is now graded, f and another" mile will be giaded in two weeks. - WILMINGTON, N. G.VJID AY, JANUARY 14 1886. - Goldsboro Argus: Mrs. Eliza- beth Nixon, in the 75th year of her age, awucir uuunz in tins ciiy yeateruay ."f"m lu.ou o oiocK, aiier a lingering uineBs or several momns, or consumption. 8he w" the mother of a large family. On Monday night about 9.15 o'clock as the north-bound freight train No. 21. of the at 9.32 p. m., was coming down the grade i w. z w. k., wnicn is due in tnis citv on the other side of Neuse river, at about 35-mile speed-without steam, it was thrown from the track near Moore's crossing by coming in contact with a cross-tie that had been aid across the road. The engine was hurld from the track in an instlnt and turned completely upside down in the ditch, and three of the box cars followed 8uit; -In the engine at the time were the engineer, Mr. Eugene Knight, the conduc- tor. Capt. J. a Nurnv. the fireman and I wood-passer, four in all. The two darkles jumped from the engine just as it struck I&M PBt aQd went over wi'-h the engine now the most wonderful of all, eit seriously injured. Mr. Knight gme. And neither was it was not hurt at all and Cant. Nurnv received onlv a Biigaicm on me oacK or tne nead. Their ?sap! fr?m a crushing, shocking death is indeed miraculous. Charlotte Observer: The board of directors of the First National Bank of this city have declared a dividend of $5 per share to stockholders? The emigrant agents yesterday arranged to take two hun dred colored people out of the city to day on a special emigrant train for Kansas. Still the crop is not exhausted, for the Car olina Central train last night brought in a fresh colony. -At Huntersville, yester day, a colored man named Johnston took down his gun preparatory to going hunting, but halted at his front door steD and low- ered the gun with one of his hands over the muzzle. As he did so. the gun exploded. and his hand was torn into shreds: - Thomas Jolly, a lad aged lSyearshotand I . z , . - a.a.vu sm iuuiuauiuu imuirii why h vv . rwn. p. I ""Jt' icvcwuu uuuut, in&u vnnsimas muiuiui a tuts uuus oi young oenie- meyers father, Mr. J. J. Settlemeyer, wno is me seeper or a ferry near the town of Shelby. This . affair Is an other of those unfortunate accidents due to the careless use of firearms, which are of such frequent occurrence, and which carry lessons that unhappily are too often un- Piesbyterian church in Concord made neeoed. The congregation of the their pastor, Rev. C. M. Payne, happy on Christmas day by presenting him with a complete outfit of clothing, including hat, overcoat, shoes and dress suit. The over coat and hat were the gifts of his Bible class. A colored man named Peeler. liviDg in Cabarrus, near the Mecklenburg county line, was killed at a "cake walk" held by the colored people in that section on Christmas night. Peeler became in volved in a quarrel with another colored man named Howzer, and some hot words nstQQri tltM,K TirktKTl. ft... Kim 1 until some time later, when Howzer slip- ped up behind Peeler and shot him in the back. Peeler's wound Droved fatal, h death occurring within three hours. How zer escaped and is still at large. THE CITY, A VEK-rj siK.75 ttf a s M us son Let's pay up. J. C. Stevenson Notice. J. F. Gabbell & Son No. 10. Heinsberoer Diaries for. 1886. J, E. Sampson Schedule B tax. : Hebrew FAXR-7-Announcement. E. J. Moons & Co. Dissolution. J. R. Marshall Copartnership. M. P. Manning Copartnership. Geo. W. Pbice. Jb? Auction sale. Attention Gun and Kennel Club. N. Y. & W. S. 8. Co. Sailing days. E. Wabben & Son Candies, fruits, etc. . . . i Local juoi. Happy New Yeaf ! Five Fridays, five Saturdays I and five Sundays In this month. fronii street marKet will be open until noon knd then closed for the remainder of the dav A large hawk that measured .1 m .... ... .. ... l"rcG lcCfc " om "P 10 UP or 118 W1DS8 w" Kuiea m tne soutnern part of the citv vea- terday morning. I w w : Foreign exports yesterday 2,- I 631 barrels of rosin and 1.000 casks spirits turpeptine, valued at $20,218, and shipped - S7 to Hull, England, per Norwegian barque Hooding, by Messrs. Patersori, Downing & Co. ' " -r Personal. i . Dr. John M. Hartsfield, of Charlotte, is spending the holidays in Wilmington with relatives. Mr. M. Fletcher Manning and Mr. J. R. Marshall have fotmed a copartnership for the tiansaction of a general commission business in Wilmington. Bishop Watson has returned to the city after an absence of several weeks; visiting parishes in the diocese. Mr. John E. Lippitt died at his residence in Wilmington about two o'clock yesterday morning from paralysis,, with Which he was stricken about two weeks ago. Mr. Lippitt was about fifty-two years of age. He bad long been engaged in mercantile pursuits in this city and was universally esteemed in social and business circles. His wife and four children survive him Rev. Peyton Hoge left last night for I Baltimore, , to undergo treatment for a painful injury to one of his eyes. ' A Birtb-Day. ;' This is the birthday of our editor in chief, aDd he has gone hunting to avoid in quiries as to his age, .When approached. on that subject he immediately plunges into an eloquent discussion of the regula-. tion tail for pointer, the correct muzzle for a8etter, or' the moist killing way of loosing cartridges. It's going to be a Si berian day when our venerable chief per mits . himself c tq. believe that he has passed, forty; or that he 4s not prepared to report promptly with the committee on "boys." Post-Offlee-New ear. Day. V The General Delivery will be open from' aS0 to 9 80 a. m. - ' Carriers will make one omy; to, w Stamp Office wril he clewed, v - r ; YVeatbar Intflcanona. The following are the indication for c day: For the South Atlantic States, gen erally fair weather, west to south windsr occasionally variable, slightly colder, fol lowed in the west portions by rising tern- I Peratnre, a For the Middle Atlantic States, fair weather, preceded in the northern portion by local lains, winds generally shifting to southwest and northwest, slightly colder, generally higher barometer, followed in the extreme southern portion by falling ba rometer. XTie Fair. The Fair at the City Hall, held by the ladies of the congregation of the Temple of Israel was continued last night and will be concluded to-day, whetf all. articles remain ing will be disposed of; at peremptory sale. It will be open to-day at ten o'clock in the forenoon and until five o'clock in the afternoon. There will be no charge for ad- mission. Among the articles raffled last night were a lambrequin, won by Mrs. A. Smith ; table cover, Mr. J. Fernberger; cake, Mrs. A. David; ; velvet table. Mrs. . Liebmann; cake, Mr. W. H. Green; satin fan.' Miss Pauline Blu menthal; smoking jacket. Mr. F. Rhein stein; crib quilt, Mrs. S. Mendehhon; pug dog, Master Ike Bear; pin cushion, Mr. R. J. Katz: doll. Miss Julia Bear! I Mrs t to,K, . 6 .UUJU,on! Marcu9 eur; assorted cordials, Mr. L. Brunhild ; album. Mr. W. J. Herring; cake, a mro a I inmri . m n r. . lr tt a.. i imu.uiuuoii mbc. mies name Moses Labor Going Sontb... About two hundred able-bodied negroes passed through Wilmington last night on their way to the turpentine forests of Georgia. Some of them were hands who had gone home from the South to spend Christmas and were returning to the field of their labors, but there were large acces- sions to their ranks, gathered up by agents of turpentine men from the State named in Onslow, Duplin, and Wayne counties. Mesrss JEllis, Peacock, Baker and Lemon were in the city yesterday gathering up all who could be engaged here. The high pnees prevailing for fine rosins and spirits has stimulated the turpentine industry in lhe rarther South, where new areas of large extent will be worked the comiDg season, a Muwitu iu uavauunii ml 4 nz N at $5.00, window glass at $6.00 and wa ter white at $6.50 per barrel. - - w j The Year's marriages. The Register of Deeds of New Hanover county issued one hundred and seventy marriage licenses during the past jear one hundred and six to colored couples and sixty-four to whites, as follows: January 7 ta whites. 10 to colored; February 5 white, 9 colored; March 5 white, 8 col- ored; April 4 white, 9 colored ; May-3 white, 11 colored; June 2 white, 9 col- ti a i.'. , , ored; July 4 white, 10 colored; August 3 white, 5 colored; September- white, 8 colored; October-8 white, 6 colored; No- vember 12 white, 10 colored ; December 7 white, H colored Delinquent Taxes. This is the last day in which lands sold for taxes and bid in hv th Rtnt nan ha f deemed under the act of the last General Assembly. The act is one of extraordina- vmuuij iu provisions after the failure to redeem by to-day, when wil1 reaQire large additional costs to re deemtbe forfeited lands, besides running! u.e tic, mo oibio uoiaimng iuu posses sion. Deeds Probated In December. There was great activity in the office of ine rr0DRW JUQge aunng the past month, which increased as the year drew to a close. Many persons waited until the. last week of the month before registering their deeds, as they were required to do by law before the first day of January, 1888. During the whole month just closed there were one hundred and forty-nine old deeds probated in Mr. Van Amrlnge's office. Fire Among Cotton Bales, Fire was discovered in a lot of bales of cotton on a flat that lightermen were taking to Messrs. Spruat & Son's warehouses from the railroad depot Wednesday evening. The burning bales were pitched overboard and the " fire extinguished without much trouble. The damage was slight. It is not known liow the cotton became ignited.. WST OF LETTERS Remaining in the City Postofflce, Thurs day, December 31st:, r A Suding Arrington, yE J Aston, Eliza J Allen. . BBB Brown, Hannah Brown, Jane C Brown. Eliza "Ron aw ?9a Tnotini Rn,. Maiy Ann Brown. D Backus, R xjcuo jjuower. xuiz& rsrvanr. icarn .lonn Nichols), Mary Brown, Dempeey Borney, Alice Blackledge. - C Josiah Cumber, Dorkes Coffy, R A Craudlo, Hulda Charles. D Amos Devane, Amos Davis, Venus Davis, James p. Davis. '" E John Everett. : " G Frink Green, Rosetta Green. H W H Howard, E. 8. Hollo way. Sam Halsey. J Jennie Jones, George Jones," Polly Jones. . L L Lee. M Rev M McKenzie; Martha Murray, Laura Moore, Priscflla Moore (care-Grace Hall); Melisea Moore. - N Annie NeaL P Rachel Powers. Catharine Parker. S George Sfieoard. A T Scull. T Bell Turner, J D Turner. Persons callincr for lottra list will rjlease ut "aAnrti Tttero will be sent to the Dead Letter Office, at Washington, D. C, if not called for within. -7- -i. a p. p. m., " Wflniington, New Hanover Co.. N.C. Holiday. The banks will not be opened to-day, and many stores and other places of busi ness will be closed. The Produce Exchange at a meeting of the members yesterday agreed to close and suspend trading to day and to-morrow. At the Postofflce the gen eral delivery will be open from 8.30 to 9.30 a. m Carriers will make one delivery only. The money order, register and stamp office will be closed. ., RIVER AND MARINE. Capt. Smith, of the steamer Dessohg. o tu;ia t u- , 0 aL Jw"i'- at Philadelphia from Savannah, reports the v!-...:i. . Whistiinff buov irone from TTntteriu, Kff,l Hundreds of the telegraph Doles of the a a Signal Bervice between Capes Henry and Jiattera8 were washediup by the late storm. telegraphic connection with Hatteras has not yet been established. Barque Bertha sailed from Tarragona for WilminStbn. Dec. 6th. Ger. barque Lucy fiodmann, Drager, hence, arrived at Stettin Dec. 27. Nor. barque Odd, Christensen, hence, arrived Ht. T.nnrJ-n Tn O.Q 'v Ger barque Charlotte and Anna, Kruger, hence, arrived at' Liverpool De- n-mh. o Br. steamer Wylo, Rogers, sailed from Havre, for this port Dec. 27. MOTHERS ! MOTHERS 1 MOTHERS 1 Are yon disturbed at night and broken of your rest by a sick child suffering and crying with the ezcru- fTSS&ffTSSoc i i m ni k r ir.vn I M tam th. . i . , " . lerer immediately depend upon It : there is no mistake about it. Than ta nnt a mnf)i TlAAV who has ever used it who will not tell you at once that it will regulate the bowels and give rest to the mother, and relief and health to the child, operating like magic. It is perfectly safe to use In all cases, and pleasant tothe taste, and is the prescription of one of the oldest and best female physicians and nurses in the United States. Sold everywhere. 25 cents a bottle. DIED. LIPPITT. In this city, on tho morning of De cember 81st, JOHN B. LIPPITT, in the 53d year of his age. The funeral will take place to-morrow (Satur- day) evening, at 3 o'olk, from St. James' Church. ... T NMW ADVERTISEMENTS. A 4.4. i.- TT V -tttteiltlOll XlleilLuerS. HTHE NEW HANOVER GUN AND KENNEL CLUB will have a shoot att.AfWM.nb KoulItendlnreueK Bv order of the PpAsldflnf. Jan 1 it J. c. LODER, Seo'y. Now Then, j ETS PAY UP AND COMMENCE AGAIN. jan 1 It MUNSON. Schedule B Tax. f MBBCflANTS, traders, brokers, keep- ers of Hot8ls. Restaurants, Banking Houues, and all others subject to said Tax, are hereby noti- fled that this Tax falls due on the 1st day of Jan- La' 8 ??d 5? law requires that the same be paid during the first mk days of the month, paying the Tax at the time of thelssu- latest you.L1CenSe therwise penalty theteaLX ".fttf January, 1888. To Tinn w lOOff J. E. SAMPSON, fr su Register of Deeds. janl2t Special AlUlOUIlCeill6nt. 'T'HB MANAGERS OF THE HEBREW FAIR have decided to keep their Exhibition open du- ring FRIDAY, the Ut of January, from 10 o'clock A. M. to 5 P. M. The publlo are cordially invi ted, and nc admission fee will be charged. The Management hereto add their high appre ciation for the liberal sentiment demonstrated by their patrons and contributors, and wish them and the public generally A HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS NEV YEAR. jan 1 it IISTo. IO. ' VOUR AT-ic-TTON IS lff-DERLY SOLICITED j. 1 . - at STALL NO, 10, Front Street Market, this morning NeW Year's Day, 1886. 10 HUNDRED LBS. of the 10-derest and finest STALL-FED 10-ESSEEBEEfr ever lO-dered to the lovers of good living InlWllmlngton. will be offered for sale- So sweet and cheap that you must buy, if you wish to eat a good break fast or dinner, at Stall No. 10. Also, we will dis play at the same time aU kinds of FRESH MEATS, SAUSAGES. &c.. at the lowest reasonable pro- uio. jr brjrwK urn- ueab oraerye ine iu uom mandments, we hope to. and In-10-d to. obtain the highest award of merit at No. 10. Don't f or get,but keep on hunting for the best, and ex-10-d your search to No. 10, where you will be politely waited on by JOHN F. GARRELL 4c SON, Jan 1 2t Stall No. 10, Front St. Market. Dissolution, 1 PHE FIRM OF S. J. MOORE & CO. IS THIS i day dissolved by mutual consent. J. C. Steven son is authorised to sign In liquidation. J. C. STEVEN80N, B. J. MOORE. Notice. npHE BUSINESS IN ALL ITS BRANCHES, .with Improved facilities, will be continued by the undersigned, under .the Immediate manage ment of Mr. J. S. HOOPER, who will cater to the trade In such a way as will command the confi dence and patronage of the community. From this date no account will be made exeep with dealers, to whom will be given the usual terms at prices to compete with an markets. . ; Bear fat mind that no account will be made with retail buyers. , Janltf J. C. STEVENSON, WTTOTR NO fiftI K . , - ' WAV. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. ,GEO. W. PBICE, Jr., ADCTIONEKR AND COMMISSION MKRCHiNT ' - Auction Sale. QN SATURDAY. JANUARY 2D, at our Sales Booms, 215 Market Street, two Goose Tm "uo one wrmng Desk, two 1 Door .fethe rtWta&6sv Bahv fWh f.n . ' . -. 1 t? 11TH DAY OP JANUARY. 1888. at 12 o'nlnnt steads, four Lounges, six Mattresses, two Bookers, a big lot of ' Carpeting (new), two Mfits taper Ingrain. ;three Second-hand Car- pets, one Moquet and two Crumb Clhsonev ry fine Melodeon, fourChandelterP, GaaFlSurlt I Globes. &o. Alan. . int. nt nnL.Jo . oXf . J Grocery Store Fix- , tuics, vuuuwr OCUB8. UU UAH. Khnw naui TYre I SaiesnmenS f t n nih- .n v jniit B ' g at 7 ocloolc f!nnavttiavaliM VUparinerSflip. i rvr SHALL MANNING, General Commission Mer chants and Dealers In General Merchandise, Wil mington, N.C Therefore, I desire to thank my mends and customers for their very liberal pat ronage during the past year, and respectfully ask foraoontlnuancewiththenewfirm Jan 1 J. B. MARSHALL. 4- VUjJB-I bUCrsIIip. T F?.. METHOD- to inform my pllc generally that I have I iwiuou a cup&ruierBaip wicn J. it. JftABSHaLL. under the firm name of matistt at.t. s wiv j-NING, in a General Commission Business and weuerai jnercnanaise, at wummeton. N. C, and respectfully ask a liberal share of their patronage. janllwD&W . M. F. MANNING. E, WAREEN & SON, Manufacturers of PLAIN AND FANCY CANDIES, And JOBBERS IN FANCI FRUITS, SC., EXCHANGE CORNER. janltf New Year Cards. LARGE ASSORTMENT OF FINE NEW YEAR'S CARDS, all Latest DeBigna, received to day at HEINSBERGER'S. Diaries for 1886, I JWilCB-lUf 1000( UHNER'S ALMANACS, FARMERS & PLAN- TERS' ALMANACS, at Wholesale and Retail, at t HEINSBERGER'S jan 1 tf Live Book and Music Stores. Arrived. NOTHER CAR LOAD OF FINE WESTERN CATTLE arrived and for sale at lios. 2, 4 and 6 Fourth Street Market. We have a full supply of HOG JOWLS, HEADS, &c, for New Year din ners. Send us your orders. These Fine Meats can also be found on Stall No. 10, In Front Street Market House, on and after to-morrow morning, at which place we e35' i a ful1 supply. No. 10 Is about the middle of the Market House, de 31 2t J. F. GARRELL & SON. Hog CTor-ls! FOR 1886. New Year. 1886. Every Family Should he Supplied, GOOD LOCK! GOOD LOCK! - A FULL SUPPLY ON HAND AT 5 CTS. PER LB, Dealers supplied at LESS RATES. Call and examine. A FEW MORE OF THOSE - ; S WEET ORANGrES ! I ON HAND AT $L75 PER ICO. " Would be pleased to receive orders. JNO. BOATWBIGHT, de 31 tf 15 & 17 SO. FRONT STREET. Hats! Hats! Umbrellas ! HARBISON ALLEN, Batten. desi U Steamer River Queen, pAPT. A. H, WORTH, WILL LEAVE WIL- mlngton every Monday and Thursday at 2 o'clock. Leave Fayettevflle Wednesday and Saturday at Uunrise. delO tf 25lo to 50lo Saved TW.S.BRIGGS ACO.'S, ON DRUGS AND PROPRIETARY MEDICINES. Among the most popular Patent Medicines are the following : Boschee's German Syrup, Jayne's Expectorant, Bull's Cough Syrup. Hale's Honey of Horeheund and Tar. Wistar's Balsam Wild Cherry. Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, Taylor's Sweet Gum and Mullein. Four Thousand Cigars to be disposed of at a sacrifice. de 29 tf E. H. FREEMAN, Assignee. s. CALL AND SEE OUR NEW. LAMP. It throws the round wick in the shade. Equal to sixty candle llsht. 80 BlmnlA that o t,iT . the wick. The very thing for a Christmas Pres ent. Hantrlne Lamns at hottnm nHmH ri.. I goods In our line we guarantee of fine quality , - W. H. ALDERMAN St CO.. de 24 tf . - 26 Market St. Turkish Bath Soap, g0 CENTS, PER DOZ. WASH-BAG BATH BWwe" Chemical, Druggists' Sundries. - - ,v -I ROBEKT B. BELLAMY, Drnggfat, -de 30 tf , N. W. cor. Market and Front Sta. -Cl M. FLETCHER MANNING, the firm name I ESaf!&Vie w5ole v e Parohase money may of J Tf MATtSTTATT. I... v " j i I DO Daid in cash, xrhnn nnnn tha n..tl.. imij. in luuirn a nrvn a Tiwiwwnww i uuunriimi.ii in iir BDia1 aw o r a a n.. m v 'OM-KontL...., 10 oo: ' A Two- Month,.;.-.;........A,. 18 00 tTsree Months,.... S4 CO 7 One Tear, . .. W C9 Oonfiraei AdTrtteeiaenta taken at'prepor- 'jonatty low rate: 1 - . X - r v - - - . Loa oaa wonparen type make ona sqaar "" NEW ADVERTISEirEirrS. , Sale ValnaMe .Real Estate, : gTvkBTTJB AND IN PURSUANCE OT A3)I- cree of 'tha Snoerlor Cnnrt nf n n..A,'. n to a certain special proceeding pendlnir SESM' wKS&S ' I .1 . . . WUUliilT r . tiJ, 5S Commissioner I "ouuttULs. me unaersigced, a Commissioner ' ' I muUj,ju uwrco. wui sen xo tne biKhest M the he following described HEAL ESTATE, sit- -, - 1 J i in the aty of Wilmington, N. C , to wit : - J I . -iLpt, beginning on Fourth Stret46feet " 'i nate 1st. fi , of the southeast Intersection of Fourth sweet i and Mulberry gtwet. runs thsnoe south Jl?,48, J? SJ fourth Street 40 feet, thence I t1?tJSk v?rth 1 $ feet, thence I SfiP1, TilM?Jben7 street 88 f eeWhece wVfSH- tt?r,1fi 8treet 40 feet, thence I wei oa reet to the. beginning:. ',Zlrt'fgiaBJ? 86 ?eet south of th south easti tatereeotionof Fourth Street and Mulberry vSk SLiVJ"1 wlithe east line of fourth street 48 feet, thence east parallel with th Fourth Street 46 feet, thence west 68 feet to tne beginning. JTf-P1 cash,one-thlrd in six months, and one-third In twelve months, with Interest at ua eacn aeierrea payment from the tne U16 8&le. the CnTnm1:fiirrAf will ayat-a a - i toA r- t xa. vAWUbV a the purchaser, or the purchaser may at his " own expense execute a deed of mortgage to the ' Commissioner to secure the deferred payments. ' a ,noi JOHND. BELLAMY, Jr., de 10 86 de 10. Jan l, I0 Commissioner. Foreclosure Sale. JY VIBTUE OF THE POWER OF SALE CON tainedlnja oertafii mortgage, executed by Jo seph W. "jvior and his wife to The First Nation al Bank (of Wilmington, dated Jurib 6th, 1883 and registered in Bock S. S. S., page 776, the un- ' dersignecl will offer ffr sale, by public auction, for cash, on the premises, on FRIDAY, the 22D JANUARY. 1886, at 12 o'clock M.. all the estate - )nS.r?l02nT?Ied hy the said mortgage, in the LOT OF LAND, situate in the City of w -?Fn'?SLtuld.?eSlimlnK at intersection of East Une of Front Street with South line of Walnut ' street, and runs thence East with WalnutfStreet -' 145 feet, thenoe South parallel with Front 'street v 66 f eet, , thence West parallel with Walnut Street 145 feet to Front Street, and thence North 66 feet " the rBeginnhig, being the West partSof Lot XHJS JTlHtrr NATIONAL BANK i: Ui1 WILMINGTON, d4s3,janl,8,15,23 MOrngee' . deSfi 6t New York and Wilniiiigton SteamsMp Go. FROM PIER 34, EAST RIVER, NEW .YORK. 1 i At S o'clock P. M. BENEFACTOR-. Saturday, Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan Jan. Jan. REGULATOR Saturday, BENEFACTOR Saturday, REGULATOR Saturday, FROM WILMINGTON. REGULATOR Fridavr I BENEFACTOR. ...... .Friday, REGULATOR Fridav, BENEFACTOR Friday, 29 tV Through Bills and Lowest Through Rates guaranteed to and m points, m worth ana south Carolina. For Freight or Passage apply to H. G. SMALLBONES, Superintendent, Wilmington, N. C Theo. G. Eser, Gen'l Freight Ag't, New York. W. P. Clyde & Co., General Agents, Janltf : 85 Broadway. New Yo'k TAYLOR'S MARKET STBEET. A Card. "TTE 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 Da. We. wbo announce, therefore, that we have abse-- lately 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 cut equally in two, and, as our assortment Is still unbroken. Ladies will have an opportunity to seleot Jnst what Presents they may desire at figures that will perfectly astonish them at Taylor's Bazaar, J ' o nt aU CClj- fo25tf 'WILMTNQTON.N. C. STILL IN THE LEAD. ! MUELLER'S . NOVELTY STORE ! JAM AT WORK WITH ALL HANDS TO straighten Stocjt, and will offer some Odds and Ends this week at REDUCED PRICES. ! - ...... Several cases of JAPANESE and FANCY CHI NA GOODS, which came too late for the Holi days, will be opened as soon as possible and of fered at very low figures. A. SPECIAL DEPARTMENT FOB HOUSE-FURNISHING SUNDRIES, WOODENWABE, and 60 AND 10C GOODS, wffl be started after the 1st of rnew departure I rsolksit " patronage of my friends and customers. "rt2SP??w.1 eR&u endeavor to please de 29 tf . . .... , t Star Saloon J8 THE PLACE TO GET THE FINEST WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS. BEST OYSTERS IK -. ivrri. pome ana see me, and J will give jvuwuivuuu 1a tu respects. uutu GEO. F. HERBERT. i 1: - II J 1 I