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-rv ncmbr cppo-1 :., jnoeiatioo
Jwrntiry ofu Uj4f,l Wa no
iirt :o :c 1 ti N York dinner
'ti Vn iKacaKj, bat sent a
Ur :n mhiclx b ki,l i -Dprf-4iTeIj
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h wt 4 f b sbruiry. i.ed son.
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, ccnriar. i-TW I forty Liberal aad fiftr-wren Con- I . w . lor transportation of I amendment referred to
S ,r tuu brrallroad companies operaUng Bereral persons
4 ... a ,f th. S tS TZ7-A " "8 ome Pons of foregoing statements,
' , r ill . - a oMwoja.a ia aa. cm in fa . . ri a a ... .
.... k.. ...!u . tf. lirillrrnMvitH.K..M.i.i. I wiu oe nunou to this 1 stances in wnich tne
iri.-u.t jfii nDrt- I appeared iroea nor aocne laarscay aigai ia i
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Ir Kichard H.
Comport taak- I retired togtiher about 10 o'clock that night I
n. tit f iroj jU.., 4r- nxl j.tj I aad
it.
othr upr of inter-
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the
Tn,i
.J-tenej the University,
f. m !a . . a a
;aM total
5ta f,''11 'pprapmiM loth
J fc bo D.?talae wita iKm
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"t semt of n,i .. f ,..,. .Vl I ao
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7 . V" ia wi I
had.
tnJZl 1? ""a- tlh Uooaaado of
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ir'.j o ftnn mn...l..i .1 J
Rhruon.i (Va) ft.tg writes- Ova mstabers jesterday af Uraooo, f or la
"TfcPrwiA... k v . specUocJ by Col. Jon, commaadlng 8e-
ui "rx-j, Ciwaxaaaioa thai u ia row mental band (Cornet Concert Club) was
"f,;.,. w until ariorihe I also
n., .JXL
Ttrk. Ttautdir t t2o I
A ,,.,..r TT. I W
" w v a an ui- i
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apr,l reapposraacw
if iY .
ytbie, aad
Vaj-
aai J! , ? y-ioc Bcnrboa
.mal;' U Amorke.
yMJyf1 M I of sooo
. -ocgri , . - w umin c( wot i
r, v:::. a iujoiph, CJ
. late w w M 'Moipa. cf I cf
a,
U)-u, b,;ca 'a deeaaad spectator After th laspactloo General
H'i .j; ftX,iUcrMW,Il Order No. 1. aanouacing the stall p
irT,,? '1 o he IS. w PointmoaU pobllahod la the Sram of jee-
-Twr nMRoioJpXcf leillM,cnt.
Marshal sty, leD.V pUrat. . - - . '-v..,-; ; ; illliqr,
lauj Jiaranoi o a. e- a.
VOL?XXXp:.NO ;
;Sx Jobo.MfiDoaAld ki probably
vara ioiu uji:
Tfc rttaru so fax from U dLStrtnt
proTiacw shw PrU Inward IsiMd-I
--"v ol l scan:
c'5 forrais asa uinosa
CocjatTailTj 2f,w Brunswick, six Li be-
rajs) ssq in UQaMrrtUn OruhM imh..
Cra Ubora aad thlrtr CooirUTeT 6n
a -
vnK Era rs isar.i t a ia AA - arr
aaklag tht total act coaatfac Bdulh fJoi
taabU, staad Mlalatsrlal UT ODDosi- I
ii u andertiood in Washington I
that Mr. Carlisle will not enter the I
Cabtoet. We sue clad of it. for be I
U noietl in thm RrvV.- m,.u I
r . i
hm V.. UA V
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terly ability. Tbe Republican of
the last Coogrcsa were so well
plesaed witb bim tbat tber rjrMnta I
p ivawouiu inejprMentM
bin with an elegant service of sliver I
in iMtimnn;.l .k.i. a I
ionof tb.f.imanH aKJlJt- f
-w. . w ui i:wu uu u
- w v a um
rulioea I
Ik
There are nine DemrvcraLa An tfc I
r ... . , n I
wiuuiut wu loiuiu a eaatons in
tbe House wbo veted in favor of
.v rx m T, ....
paMtng tbe Dependent Pension bill
OTer tbe veto. Here tb.y are: Mat-
on, Indiana; WInanj. Micbican; I
- i
Lovcriop. Maaaachoaattar Tlli. I
c" 1 I
sou; owope, I'ennsvivaaia; laolbee. I
Kentackt; Pi J cock. New JtntrilirZ&JVZ
tinoery, ucuo; tlndar, Kew l ork. I
A nice lot of demagogue, not Xmo
cruX.
THE CITY",
AovaMTisaaanra.
Uauaaaaai" School book.
Coxxxxa Jt Co, Aoctlon sale.
Loarr Pair oXgold srte-glajoea.
SI XT tax GcsU" aaderwear. etc
C Wabjodt dr 009 Bostoo chip,
llacxxaa BvcxmkuxT 1 the besL
Major II all returned from Ral
lies yesterday taamlsg. , ,
Several person complain of tbe
depredation of flower thieve.
Tbe brijrbt weather yeaterdar I
brouahl a great maay people oa tao street. I
r?; ),. I
at laa hall whore tao Salvation Army hold
accrk.to preserve order.
ataoaatoe 1
The following are the Indications for the
twtaly-four hours commencing at 10 p- m.
Friday:
For VtraJala. fair weather, followed by
local raloo oe saow. winds shifting to south'
erlr aad higher tamperelore.
For North and 8outh Carolina, Georgia
aad Eastern Florida, local rajas, easterly
wiads shifUag to southerly an) higher teea
poralur. For WcsX Florida. Alabama aad MUaio
sippt, kal rains, higher texnperaXnre and
wind generally ooatherly.
coor4
Maria Moor, a colored womin. Hrlng
Ur hosbaad (Robert Moore) era Daw-
between Front aad Second streets, die- I
...i..
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r J I
. I trrU ...nlii hrr Mboad W hm ud-
oa ri r a tsomran
to oUaia anv trace of her wnereeoouu. I
... .. . . I .
r I MXIXjrm mmMU i.TT U.W( WUW - I
munm. n aaM that hlmaelf and wlfa I
tl to sleep. A few hour afterward 1
awoke aad saw bio wife in her night I
clothe pasting tbrooga th back door of I
hciMo.. IIo thought nothing of tt, sup- I
pool eg that aho would sooa retom, as aho
wa la re alght clothe. Bat after some
luae had sUpacd. a ahe did not return, he
became alarmed aad went la search of her.
throagh hie premise, ia the neighborhood
i UO 00010 Q( BIS DOiMTSDIl, UUk I
tidiars of the inisainx womaa could be I
....... I
Mcore sajs that hlauelf aad wife
ttvod happily together and had no cause for I
The Wlimiagtoo Light la fan try. Caps.
fl D.&UL (nrBfti out with ahoat thlrtv-
ca Ue groend. Tne inspection iook
frooV' City Hall and wa.
ws y a great maay ladieo and olhar
Th company, precedod by th
band aad th drum eorpa, tha marched
down Chesent street to Front, dowa Front
to Marker, aad op th taller street to Third
aad to the armory.
"Look her," said the lecturer to a boy
who wa distorting him by constant couth
lag. "aor U caau to gett a totll of Dr.
Boiia Cough BjraptT
j rrcxeuy cqais d4utuuo jot
brttaW, cnu, bura, ircathitea aaa caiw
133.
vm.WINGTON
Cll' CU2LIMERCE.
MJ nMB(,n, BffMl of Rot
Rallra t4KiiatIa-All BlBe
latOMia 8n..r -l4l-A Com.
m too.- . .
rKnt 4 Sok Bbb4ii
BXoaro,
was called Yo.H.V7fi
wwog or ue Chamber 0f Commerce
'ro-
i rfaM PrrTM . . .T
I ... , wbiwchuoo
i ..
9J VMM UC-
I 7r'2 " ,"?in regulation of
. I I . iransponauon or
t,aai ar rm man aa r tm la a
i na maai . a v a a
.k ol " uuaineas men
otUlecityew held at the Produce Ex-
uja no prenous announce-
The Preaident of the Chamber Mr. F.
w- Kerchner. called the meeting to order.
U)L Jo6n L- Caatwell was secretary.
"e request of the Preaident CoL Wm.
t n.n j,l..v.
kUo vujci OI IBOBCfl.
la Md read certain sections of the bill
passed by the Lerislalnre. as follow
Sec 1. The provision of section lWfl of
, hereby repealed, and tbe fol-
lowing proTUlons are inserted In lieu
the Code are hereby repealed, and tbe fol-
thereof: It shall bo unlawful for tsr rail
rotw operaung ia uua mat to collect for
iv. i . . it . 0 i i .
deacrioUarrrf lrm- JuL f ft-,?!
c - - w v v ia a vsa ea
trmer ouni as iou or compensation ror
abort dltAIUXt than fftp a lnnir.. !(
In the same direction over it roads, and any
railroad company violating this socUon
shall forfait aad pay the sum of two hun-
crea aoiiar for such violation to the party
iai- Nothing la this Act shall bo
taken la any manner a abridging the right
of any railroad company from making ipe-
contract withahipper. of large quia-
thaa one car load.
uuo at irugm w oe oi noi less in quantity
Nothing In this act ahall be con-
IUQM to mcta tht th ulrl rilrr. mv
caargn as much for a shorter distance as for
uig iwwT, vui kucj uaij not oe re"
qoirea to cnarge a proportion rate per mile.
Uut this shall not be construed to mean that
more ahall be charged for equal quantities
ia car loea ror a snorter than ror a longer
distance.
Sec 3. Nor shall the said railroads make
any unjust dlscriaiiaaUoa in the rate of
charge for toll or compensation for the
IraZki porta lion of passenger or freights of
any aeacxtpuon.
Mr. Don. MacRae made the following
explanation of the view of the railroad
managers of the operation of the amend
ment to section 1966 of the Code:
The railroad law. as now enacted in this
Bute, contains provisions dangerous to the
commercial welfare of the State.
It Is conceded on the part of all good I
lawyer that the enactments of a State do I
not apply to any commerce passing from I
omo 6tto ioo amnner; comcuucmUt. tbo f
law of North Carolina doe not apply to I
shJomsnu of freight comlnr from Rich- I
moad or Portsmouth, or Charleston, or I
other dUtributlng centres ouUide of the
SUte of North Carolina to the local terri
tory inside the State of North Carolina.
The law, however, doe apply to any ship
ments made from Wilmington, Raleigh,
Charlotte. Greensboro, or other distributing
point within the State.
The law reads "it shall bo unlawful for
any rmrotu opcraung io diw w iiui-
,f-.K-. -..i t ..MiKf
wiw MBw.vtMwwu mj
any deacrtptloa a greater amount a
toll or compensation for a short distance
thaa for a longer dislaace la the same direc-
Hon" and a penalty ia attached to such
violation. And in section 3 the same re-
striction is placed upon equal quantities in I
carload lots, aad. unlike the Inter-State I
Commerce bill, no exception is made under I
any circumsiaacea. i
The Inter-State Commerce bill, when it
wa first proposed by Mr. Reagan, con-
talned no provision for exceptions, but the
aucuaaioa oi am qacsuon mu ir
.... . . i
mt4mI far Kaftr iVio lr!U tnra (fiuviTrrM I
.1
tha absolute imDracUcabililT of any such
law ana me racimam wouia won bwo i
. . .. . t . - . I
uiuina " J J aj v - -
Under the North Carolina law. which I
wa repealed by the present Legislature,
exception to this long and short haul clause
were made ia favor of large quantities of I
freight, and unless this exception Is again I
gives to the railroad companies the busi
neas of Wilmington will become very much
restricted In it character,
For instance, under the present law the
W. W. R R. bs been obltged to prepare
a different tariff for every mile, and each
rOOU IB XMO OUM Baa OTOB UU11DU W u "-'
same. ThU rate la not made oa the basis
of th same rate for every mile, tne prorate
. . ....
per mile decreasing as lb distance geta
longer, but as a road 1 obliged to charge
the same rste foi I be same distance
in th same direction, when a ship-
menl of freight learee one road to
go on to another, the new road ha to apply
it local rale; consequently all rate be
tween points on different railroads within
the State will be simply a combination of
local.
To further illustrate this: If you desire
to ship frcta Wllmiogton to a point 100
mile i under tbe W. A W. R. It tariff, first
das freight would coat 65c. per 100 lb.
To hlp 100 mile. 50 mile of which would
he oa the Weldon road and 50 oa the North
Carolina, the rate woald be tc per 100
lbn although the dlstaacs travelled would
bo Uk same; and the discrepancy would
be tni greater If there were three roads for
the freight to pas over.
If th rate from Richmond and Ports
mouth under the Inter-State Commerce
law,wcre lea than these figures and there
i nothing to prevent them from being so,
th W. Jfc W. road would not be able to
gifi : Wilmington a. rate lea than that.
N. O., SATUREfAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1887.
i ,Th rallroid companies hre desired to
make their tarUfa under the preseat law as
reasonable' It was poaalble, and belieTe
they hare done so, without any thought or
intention of making the law onerous to the
people, and they greatly rrepe' that it
seems impossible under the present law . to
find anything but disaster to Wilmington
businessv , ; - - -
The legal advisers of the railroad com
"v --r-
I paniea aavise mem vm me coutbo wiejr.o
UUlflUUlK AS Ilia UUi T U1D uua UUUVi uv Mu
I " . - -.v.
certainty of the meaning and scope or me
I amenament rererrea
m
present confirmed the
and cited sereta! in-
tariUs had been so in-
own coma: unities.
I Mr. Herbert Smith called attention to
I tne new tariff or i reign i cnarges aaopieo
by the W. & "W. Railroad Company, and
compared railroad charges, io Wilmington
on cotton with those to Norfolk, Va. He
instanced a customer of the past year who
had withdrawn his orders because of this
new tariff Increasing the -rates. Tbe law.
be said, would ruia the business of the
city.
Mr. C. P. Mebane moved to refer the
matter to tbe Railroad Commission of the
Produce Exchange.
Mr. R. W. Hicks moved to amend by re
ferrinS il l Jolnl committee of the Pro-
duce Exchange, Chamber of Commerce,
merchants, and railroad officials.
Mr. Calder moved that the meeting be
resolved into a meeting of citizens. This
motion was adopted, and the President and
Becretary were requested to continue to act
as such.
Mr. W. Calder offered the following as a
substitute for the motion of Mr. Mebane
and the amendment offered by Mr. Hicks:
" lUtolted.Thxl it is the cense of this meetine
tnat the Legislature now in session should
repeal all law now on the statute books
prescribing and limiting the rights and du
ties of railroad companies as to charges for
carrying freight, especially the amendments
to section lWoS of the Code, which seems
exceedingly obscure and calculated to in
jure the commercial interests of the btate,
and to substitute therefor the enactment of
a law establishing a Railroad Commission
upon a just and equitable basis for all the
interests involved.
The motion was adopted.
Mr. Albert Core moved that the Chair
appoint a committee to present the resolu
tions to the Legislature. The motion was
carried unanimously.
The Chair appointed the following
named gentlemen as a committee to visit
Raleigh in furtherance of the objects of the
above Resolution : '.Messrs. Wm. Calder,
W. L. DeRoaset, G. H. Smith, B. F. Hall,
Clayton Giles, T. M. Emerson.
On motion, the Ctirmn w. md&ad to
the commiltoe.
Col. DeRoaset moved that the committee
as appointed havo authority to fill any va-
caccj
This motion was adopted, and the meet'
iog adjourned.
A Yon dc flcprobat.
Charles Daniels, a mulatto boy about
iouiteeo years or age, was commmeu to i
jail yesterday Dy Justice Minis, cnargea i
... . . . .. ...... . i
. . . i : ..t. a w i n tw.m I
chancev Davis, a colored woman, living i
. .. .. . .. xZ I
over me lauroau. idq ooy eoww mo
womAa-t house la her abeenoe, two days
aD an(j took the articles mentioned. Yes-
terday, whea an ofQcer wss sent to arrest
nlm he tried to escape, but was finally run
down and captured . He gave up the watch
and cnain. Daniels was convicted in he
Criminai Court some months ago on the j
cnarge of stealing a pocket book, baton
acconnt of bis youth was not punished.
niVEB ANDWAR15B.
n. . i i . .i
f'iurwrr wkh iikuieu uu lu
,
tu3 marine railway ai DHUUH . .uiu jrwu
. l v. KlaAa v harnrn.
J"11-'"- uuu Ul l"u v
a i . v. w. 1imt at Rmlf hwillo
-1 '
was stopped from going to sea yesterday
by a custom houso inspector, the captain
of the vessel having neglected to obtain the
accessary papers.
Tbe barque will proba-
bly sail to-day.
The wreck seen to have gone ashore
on the inner Diamond shoals February 4,
off Cape Hatteras. is still a mystery. It la
believed to have been tbe brig Garnet
Air. A. K. Hawkes, the dlsunguisncu i
.. . a
optician, inventor and manufacturer or
Ilawkea' Patent Eye Glasses and Cryttalized
Lenses. I in the city, and will remsin du
ring the 26th at the drug store of Robert
R. Bellamy. t
Mr. A. K. Hawxis, Atlanta, Ga : Dear
Blr: You doubtles remember me getting a
glass of you nearly three week go. I had
then given up ail hope of ever being able
to read again. The last three weeks, how
ever, with the use of your glasses, my eyes
have been wonderfully benefited and I have
been enabled to do a great deal of reading
the first I have done in two years. And.
moreover, I have great hopes of their entire
recovery. I cannot too highly recommend
your glasses to my friends.
Your respectfully,
Etjgknr C. Caixawat.
With Moore & Marsh. Atlanta. Ga.
All eyes fitted with these celebrated
Glasses, and the fit guaranteed, at the Drug
Store of Robert R. Bellamy, Wilmington,
N.C. t
If you wish a good article of Pluo To
bacco. auk your dealer for "Old Rip." t
Ctaoreli Hotleo.
-Tirat Prwbrtarlan Church, oorner of Third and
Oranco streets. Rev. Peyton H. Hog. Pastor.
Sorrloeo at 11 a. m. and 7.80 p.m., to-morrow.
Beat free. Publio invited.;;, , .
Seoond Presbyterian Church, oorner "Fourth
and CamsbeU sts. Rev. Joan w. Prlmroeo, Pas
tor. Sunday aarvtoea at ,-It .a. m.
ndaatod br Kr. J. B. Mack X
aikinl al tn. ftarrtaM IhroarhMt
vA v;
at 0 p. in, The public cordially Invited.. Seats
: NKW ADVERTJSipiKNTg.
fi. By Collier r Co., : ?
Auct'rs and Com'nMerch'ts, 24 & 26 ar.ater St.
npHIS DAY.'COJOTKNCING AT 16 0CLK A.M.
JL
wa will sell at oar Sales Booms.
20 bbla JFlonr, io pra Blankets;
6 Bedsteads, 1 Lounge, -100
prs Shoes, 5 caddies Tobacco.
Crockery, Tin- aad Glass-Ware.
It
Lost,
PAIE oF-QOLD EYE -GLASSES, ON FRONT,
I -
Hon," Third, Orange. Fifth or Deck Street,
reward for return ot same to
feb 26 it - STAR OFF1CS.
GentsMTnderwear.
a IfKW CHILDREN'S STT1TS.
J. 7, 8, 9, 10, 12, CHEAP,
OVERCOATS, seasonable weights,
. POPULAR PRICKS
anrasoN.
feb 26 It
Clothier and Merchant Tailor.
K
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Is TiLe
U A
C E
K H
W
feb 8 lm
cn to. th sat
Gall and See Us To-Day
SOMETHING NEW IN
BOSTON CHIPS
jus r out.
E. WARREN & SON,
CANDY MANUFACTURERS. '
feb 23 tf EXCHANGE CORNER.
School Books.
School Books.
School Books,
A LL BOOKS USED IN PUBLIC OR PRIVATE
SCHOOLS, In the City or Country,
Are for sale at
TXEINSBERGHR'S,
The Cheapest I'laoo in Town to buy .
feb 26 tf Ecbool Books and School Stationery.
Emporium
Of Art and Fashion !
T7VANCY GOODS. ARTISTS' MATERIALS.
Paints, Brushes, Pallettes, &o.
A hAnntlf ol and new assortment of Rhine Stone
Plm Pafmlna .nH Ear TtlnTa. anil Tlnvnltles in
FmaGUJuu puatiu jkwjzlmx.
NEW STYLES in Spring Millinery, Hats, Jflow-
fir ann Klhhons.
Kinds.
All of the above at LOW PRICES.
country orders solicited.
MRS. E. B. WIGGINS,
115 Market Street.
feb 24 tf
M. F. Groom & Co.
Successors to' J. L. Croom & Bro.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
GENERAL GROCERIES, LIQUORS, TOBACCO,
CIGARS,
Which we offer at the Cheapest Market Prices
for Cash, and to the Country Trade
offer Special Inducements.
M. F. CROOM & CO.,
102 North Water St.,
Wilmington, N.C.
feb 24 tf
Coal, Wood. Shingles.
JN FULL 8UPPLY.
SHINGLES. WOOD, CO aX,
All Kinds and Sizes.
WOOD, SHINGLES, COAL,
Lowest Prices in the City.
COAL, WOOD, SHINGLES,
Best Quality Fall Measure.
febSOtf J. A. SPRIHGEB.
Low Down.
-g BBLS CABBAGE, MEAT, FLOUR, HOOF-
IRON, GLUE, and PILES OF OTHER GOODS,
low down, at
D. L. GORE'S.
feb 21 tf
120. 1S2, 124 North Water Street.
Prices Tell.
A FEW ROBES AND BLANKETS LJfiJTr
BLANK
xl which mast be sold
Trv as for anything
kept In a first class Saddlery Store, and we pro
mise to please yon Dotn in quality aoa piioo.
We guarantee our Repairing to be better and
our prices the cheapest in the city. Choice lot
of Trunks Just received. .
Old Mallard Stand, No. 10 So. Front St.
feb 20 tf
s. s. s.
B. B
B.,
Brown s Iron Bitters,
Duke Hart's Extract Malt,
Garden Seed.
WILLIAM H. GREEN A CO.,
feb 22 tf Druggists, Market Street.
For Rent,
Several Rooms over Molntyre's Store
and next Puroell House. Also, Rooms'
in tha Journal Building, on rancess
.between Front and Second streets.
Apply to-
D. O'CONNOR,
feb 13 U Real Estate Agent.
Coal, Coal. Coal.
. . . -
.BRiyKD, ON HAND, AND FOR pAuE . TKW-:
5mJ
Uaai.
l and T.sa pm. I aessee and English Bituminous, and all sizes An
SaSt the week. I thraolte Coal, at lowest priced; . i v i .
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WHOLE NO. 6374
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
IVI . IVl K A T Z ' S
Cash House,
116 Market Street.
ARB JUST THROUGH TAKING STOCK,
and .have marked down many gooda below regu-
lar prices to'make room.
WillOpen Monday. Jan, 31st,
A FULL LINE OF
WHITE GOODS,
WHICH WE
HAVE SECURED AT VEBY LOW PRICES. I
NAINSOOK EDGINGS AND PLOUNCINGS.I
SPRING DRESS G00D3. worth 25c, for 12H.
15 and 20c.
Extraordinary Job,
1000 Assorted Jerseys,
fMost of them worth from $2 to 3.3
Your Choice 1.25.
ALL-OVER LACES, TUCKINGS, GINGHAMS,
SATEENS, COLORED NAINSOOKS, Ac.
An examination of Quality and . Prices will
surely secure your patronage.
ZMZ.IMl. katz,
116 Market St.
GREAT INDUCEMENTS !
AT THE
New Crockery Store
117 SOUTH FRONTiSTRBET,
Call and examine the NEW LAMP, just Invent
ed SCHNEIDER'S. Also, DECORATED CHAM
RKRund DINNER SETS. COMMON and FANCY
GLASSWARE, LAMPS cf all description, SILVER-PLATED
WARE, and TIN-WARE, have
all been selected with great care, and will be
sold most reasonably.
ANTON SoSttT,
117 South Front St.,
feb 9 tf Opposite New Market.
Cabinet Organs.
PERSONS IN WANT OF A GOOD CABINET
OROAN shonld not fall to examine the In
struments made by Wilcox & White, of Merlden,
Connecticut. Their tone is full, round and me
lodious, and entirely free from the hard and
raspy sounds generally found in Organs. Prices
i v itiut i -co
are very iuw.
feb 15 tf 409 tsoa ctoss bi.
New Spring Styles !
TUNLAP STIFF HATS 1
UMBRELLAS 1
HARRISON & ALLEN,
Hatters.
feb 24 tf
Not Well Dressed.
j0 MATTER HOW FINE YOUR GARMENTS,
unless your Shoes are neat and fit well you are
ill dressed.
BEST FITTING BOOT3 AND SHOES in the
city, and prices to suit all at
Geo. R. French & Sons,
108 NORTH FRONT STREET.
feb 20 tf ,
Bags.
"YTE VAltTt A SPECIALTY OF GROCERS'
BAGS and STRAW and MANILLA PAPERS,
TWINE, WAXED BUTTER PAPER, Ac, &o.
Don't fall to see the "NEW STYLE" SQUARE
BAG, and to get wholesale discount
feb23tf C.W.YATES.
. . taf. ;
Flows, Haines, &c.
rpHE DIXIE PLOWS ARB THE BEST MADE.
You can find them, with a pair of HAMES and
PLOW LINES, for a little money.
At GEO. A. PECK'S,
feb 20 tf 29 South Front St.
For Sale,
A VALUABLE PLANTATION, ON MOORE'S
Creek. Fender County, containing 230 acres
of Land; 35 acres cleared, with dwelling and out
houses and good mill-site i thereon. -Abougslx
miles from Point Caswell and seven If rom Long
Creek. Terms Cheap for cash.
Apply to CHAS. M. GALLOWAY,
feb 17 lw 120 Front St . Wilmington. N. C.
Snnnyslde (Floral) Nursery.
188T. 1887.
OUR :S&-PAGB ILLUSTRATED AND DE
SCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE of Ornamental
Plants for the Flower Garden, Park, Greenhouse
and Cemetery now ready. Free to all who send.
Address to JAMES M. LAMB,
Sunnyside, FayettevUle, N. C.
feb 15 D2w&W2t -
No Hore
TyTALENTINJSS, BUTJLL THE NEWSPAPERS
Illustrated. Papers, Magazines, Libraries, and
any thing tn the Reading Line you wish. . '
f i Hew Dealer,
''.T
su Monthflr.. .;..t.4i 40 c j
0n er.....i. ......v--.- M fie
arContr&o AdrertiMmnta taken M ptopor-
aT?
Ten lines solid Nonpareil type mako one sqvar-
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. v
LA . '
Great Bargains !
Hamburg lMgingti:anc!
Insertions !
i'rf ...
BROWN & RODDICK V J .
North Front StV-'' "'
.iv;
.W-"? "40?lv
mg our menus ana patrons that we nat )nst-
recelyed the
STOCK OP
CHEAPEST
AND LeR0E8T" ,
HAMBURG EDGINGS & INSERTIORS Ci
WE HAVE EVER OWNED,
AT LEAST 30 PER CENT. BELOW PRESENT. Vr -
, -- " . -MARKET
VALUE. v 'i'--
It will certainly be ;to the advantage of all.v5
who require such Goods to call early and make
r .
their selections.
PRICES FROM 5c TO 1.60 PER YARD.' .If f
MADE ON THE VERY BEST CLOTH ANDf
THOROUGHLY FINISHED. '"-r; Vf
Kid Gloves.
We are offering a SPECIAL JOB IN LADHSv
4-BUTTON KIDS, SOc a pair, in Tans, Brown ' -
Slate and Mode Colors. Sizes 694 to 6.
;.;:.V-.--W,:-'a.
BROWN & RODDICK;
9 NORTH FRONTC8TREET,
Branch Store, 27 Hay street, FayettavUIe, JK.CAir.
Jaa 83 tf IV! " .
Bacon, Flrmiu-Xardl,
Pjj tMJAOO w. o. turn DIUUUU V.i. ou. , . j
1500 BWS rL0UR' 1111 rad68'
i KA Cases LARD,
For sale low by " ' - - , ,
WILLIAMS RANKIN A CO'S.
feb 20 tf
Molasses, Molasses.1
CHOICE NEW CROP CUBA,
In Bhds. Tea and Bbl a C -p- :
febaotf
WILLIAMS. RANjaK.O0. f ;
Coifee, Sugar, Rice;::
JQQ Sacks Choloe bio coptjib, -A
IUU - " . .. i-j?,
r 1JD1S XUUA,
For salo low.br
feb SO tf
WILLIAMS, RANKIN W.
Nails, Hoop Iron, Glue;;
OKQ Kega NADLS, " ri' '.t
gQQ Bundles HOOP IRON. - lr
)t Bbls DISTILLER'S GLUE. . J J '
For sale low by
feb 23 tf
TTTTT T T A If O 'To . tfTTIO A fM
Over 840,000 Paid Out
g Y US FOR LIVERPOOL & LONDON & GLOBBv ' :
INSURANCE CO. alone, for losses by fire, 188V 7".'
and paid WITHOUT DISCOUNT, foi this Com'
pany has no SIXTY DAYS olauee in Its poltoyT;.vV. ;
Take onr advice and insure In a non-discount , ... "
Company, for yon will save money in case of tip ' ?:-'-loss
by so doing. ' . ifX-i- f'; 1
J. W. Gordon & SinitKi K
AGENTS, ... -,lt',y ' '
Liverpool fc London Globe "Insuranoo Oomny. ' f
feb 29 tf . - -.- 'v.'
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Pure and Reliable
IHE SEED OFFERED BY THE TJNDKHSTGltf- 1 ' T
ed have been purchased for. and are spect. t
ally adapted to, this section. They are au the , ;
very best known to the trade. You may perhaps , f
get Been cheaper eisewnere, out wnen you m v,
them from me you may be sure of getting the ;v
very best. A large stock of all varieties on hand w -
to select from, very low for oash. . ."
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ISO ai Li iew avaatn uuuuivai .
Cotton Plowtp ;
t tt a TOT phtyvw rnrr twtt a i vt ' rlfflff . a Wf"i
jji ri r. y A A Fl " T'lMirn a anaar aw sasai miav
aJ. .11 at.a-aM Plaj.a. a lasa-a Ska PmM Mr
Bay Dixie - Turning Plows. These Plow wo
nuinnwHii ixilluu xvwd wov a.aw. t-w aa - ' .
market
them.
KIUUOUIQOW WO euvvttvi a-v aaao - "" ,
Wa at nrenared to make orloos
on
them. We handle first class goods ananotraso
is!
if we know it.
WM B. SPRINGER CO..-
Successor to Jno. Dawson A Co,-s
feb 20 tf ' Wilmington, V. C. J.
STARTLING
Yoa Cannot Afford to
Isnore Them.
The following article appears la a recent tome or
the New York Commercial BuUetUH "An expert X- i
aminad and reported upon BunpIofCliUaifo rflil-, , - .
lard, the other day, which ha said did not contain m.
pound of hogs' fat, bat consisted of tallow, &tmn, I I ,
cotton seed oil, and oleo steariBa." . . - - j. -
xa lucuauiuHui
CASSAR
Is such, a mixture cheap at any pneo r ...
'.w. - .aajr , . " . -
EVERY FAC1KAGB IS GUAJOANTEEIV
Try It and yon wHIsmso other. ;-v . .
7 G. CASSARO A '8 O II if : j i
BALTIMOR,MD
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