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OUTLINES.
sculling race for the world's
championship, between Edward
Beach and William Hanlon, came off
yesterday, at Sydney, y- New South'
Walos; Beach was the winner. -
The total visible supplyof cotton for
tbe world is 2,754,000 bales, and the
cr0p in sight 3,550,103 bales.
The American Bank, of Pittsburg,
suspended yesterday; ; 'it- is said that
it will pay all claims against it.
The Crown Prince Frederick William
took a walk and a driye yesterday;
he is looking well. The inter
view between Prince Bismarck and
the Czar is described as a dramatio
one; they seemed to understand each
other very well, and while they talk
ed peace there was no lack of a bold
front on either side. The report
of the Third Assistant Postmaster
General shows that the total reve-
nues for the year were $48,837,609, and
the total expenditures $54,837,609,
making a deficit of $5,482,670.
The government statistician re
iterates his belief in ""the original
bureau statistics that the cotton crop
will not exceed 6,800,000 bales.
President Grevy's message of resigna
tion was read before the Rouvier
Cabinet last night, and M. Jb'erry will
probably be elected as his successor.
The election in Atlanta yester
day on the question of prohibition,'
resulted in a victory for the "wets"
by about one thousand majority; the
contest was a very exciting one, and
the city is wild with enthusiasm over
the result. Steadiness was the
feature of the Chicago market yester
day, with a fair speculative tone.
Jacques Wissler, who engraved
the notes and bonds of the Confed
eracy during the late war, died in
Camden, N. J., Friday night, aged 84
years; he was a Frenchman, and there
was much romance connected . with
his life. The pedestrian race in
Philadelphia ended last night, with
Little wood, the Englishman, in the
first place nearly forty miles ahead
of his nearest competitor; he failed,
however, in his effort to beat the
world's record. Tammany Soci
ety of New "York wants the Demo
cratic National Convention of 1888
held in that city, and has tendered
Tammany Hall for the Convention
during the session. The Danville
tobacco fair closed yesterday; it
was a great success. New
York markets: Money easy at 4
6 per cent., closing offered at 3 per
cent; cotton quiet . at 10$I0fc;
southern flour quiet but steadily
held; wheat, firm at a slight decline;
-o. 2 red December 8787ic; corn
lower and less active; No.. 2 December
5Ti57fc; spirits ' turpentine dull at
37c; rosin quiet at $1 071 12i.
The French Grevy had four years
tO IUD.
Some one has been bamboozling
the Czar by sending him letters
signed by Bismarck. They did their
work too.
South Wales is so overrun with
rabbits that it offers $125,000 for the
invention of an exterminator. Send
for 50,000 American boys and their
"daags."
Vilaw reduced th8 debt of the
Postofflce Department if the mails
have been much out of gear. He
brought the debt from $6,700,000 in
1886, to $3,950,000 in 1887.
Representative Lee ("Kooney,
son of Gen. Robert K, the immortal)
says Mahoneism was the sole issue io
Virginia. He thinks "Virginia i
safe for the Democracy in 1888.
Clara Louise Kellogg's raam
Strako8h is but 28. She is on the
shady side of 45, we may believe.
She must have scared the fellow
hadly as the marriage was private.
The New York Sun is booming:
Kandall and the Tariff. This sheefc
calls itself Democratic, and yet it is
edited like the World, by an old Re
publican. The Sun is the very pa
per to favor Randall. : "Birds of a
feather." ' - - '"' 7! ' w '.
There are 9,969 steamers in the
world . Of th ese WO are of steel,
8198 iron and the remainder wood
en. Great Britain- and its Colonies
own 5,172. The United States but
40- A great shame this and the
Radicals are responsible. Down
with the Tariff! ' '
Here is a paragraph- that fits that
class of politicians who are , so mnch
reconstructed they knowvno. South
any longer. The Richmond AWe says:
D!Jho8e 80QlDfi',u men -who act with the
for ,cta but haTe a sneaking weakness
f.lf.e publicans should .note -well the
wJ ,,,eadinK Republican organs are op
Kg I r L3m"' appointment to thd Su
ann Z enca becauae he is a Southern man
Ma was a Confederate' -v
VOL. XLI.--NO. 56.
CoL Alex. McClure has the repn
tation of - being a. very smart and a
very tricky politician. ; He blows for
Tariff reduction between times and
then " when Congress is about to do
something in that direcrion he . be
comes , violently opposed to all he
had been saying and talks glibly of
"freetraders' and so on. He lias
been to Washington in the interest of
Randall. A Washington dispatch
.says:
Alexander K. McClure, who came down
here yesterday with Mr. Randall to lied out
whether the latter was to be reappointed
chairman of the Committee on Approprla
tiona, saw both the President and Mr. Car
lisle last night, but had very liule to report
to Mr. Randall when he took break rat t
with the latter this morning. Mr. Carlisle
would not Df course say anything about
what he would do when he should become
speaker, and neither he nor the President
would be quoted by Mr. McClure to Mr.
Randall as even havine opinions on the
subject."
Representative Heard, of Mis
souri, is a man of sense and obser
vation. He say's he would prefer
that the internal tax should not be
touched. He prefers to reduce the
surplus by a liberal extension of the
free list and by cutting down the ta
riff duties on such articles of com
mon necessity as might best bear it.
While not opposed to some reduc
tion of the sugar duty, Mr. Heard
would not vote in favor of its repeal.
As to the tobacco tax, he would coo
sent to some modification of it in a
bill providing for tariff reform on
the basis already indicated. This is
much nearer the true policy than the
plan of the Democratic State Com
mittee, unless legislation is to be
limited to the moonshiners.
It is reported from Chicago that
the Anarchists are bent upon re6um
ing their business of bomb-thro wing.
The next time this devilment begins
there ought to be no room for an
other series of trials and sensations.
New Orleans would not pity bomb
throwers any more than It would
mad dogs.
Randall is as dumb as an oyster
co-the subject of Tariff reform.
THE GITY.
SEW ADVEBTI8E9IENTS.
Mxtnson About gloves.
A. Shriek Great cash sale.
R. L. Htjtchihs Magic polish .
Giles & Mukchtsok Crockery.
Geo. A. Peck Ph,e lot of guns.
E. F. Johnson Florida oranges.
E. Warren & Sou Oranges, etc.
B. R. BeIjIiAmt Sage, thyme, etc.
C W. Yates Pictures aod frames .
Fxsmkll & Daniel Headquarters.
Dies & Me arks Merchant tailoring.
Jko. L. Boatwbtght Choice goods.
LjOUis J. Poisson Real estate agent.
CL 34. Harris The Earth Trembled.
3. S. Fsench& Sons Some beauties.
C B. SotTTHKRiiAND & Co. Why not?
ISrown & Roddick Particular bargains.
W. E. Springer & Co. Hardware, etc.
8. H. Fishblate True and fine goodf.
Fabkee& Taylor Reliable every time.
J. B. McDuffie & Son For sale or rent.
Oetfleartaon SerTlecs.
Very interesting services will be
held to-day at St. Thomas' Catholic
church. Bishop Northrop, who ar
rived last night, will solemnly dedi
cate the statue of St. Thomas, the
Apostle, after whom' the church has
been named. The statue was impor
ted from Europe and is an exquisite
work of Christian art.
At half-past ten a. m, the Bishop
will preach a sermon suitable to the
season, and at seven p. m. will dedi
cate the statue and deliver an ap
propriate discourse: The public is
cordially invited to attend the ser
vices. '" . '
Cottoa JHovemenc.
The receipts of cotton at this port;
for the crop year, up to yesterday,
aggregate 118,339 bales, as against re
ceipts of 85,808 bales to the same date
last year; an increase of 33,031 bales.
- Receipts the past week, as com
pared with those of the correspond
ing week last year, show a decrease of
983 bales. -
The stock at this port, ashore and
afloat, is 20,129 bales. :
The exports this year aggregate 98,
886 bales, against 62,089 at the same
time last year.
rumIith Kxnorii TMCeriar. .
Messrs. Alex. Sprunt& Son cleared
the Norwegian barque -Veronica for
Havre, France, with 2,245 bales of
cotton, weighing 1,068,926 pounds ana
valued at $106,900.
Messrs. Paterson, Downing & Co.
cleared the Norwesfan brig San Juan,
for Antwerp, with 750 casks spirits
turpentine and 1,777 barrels of rosin.
valued at $14,680. ;
Total value of exports $121,580.
' Interments in the oemeterien
the past week ; aggregate fivethree
In Oakdale. two in Pine i Forest (col
ored). There was none in Bellevne
.cemetery.', V - '
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WILMINGTON,
Local Dota. ; 7 , -
: n' Three square-riggers came np
the river yesterday afternoon.
-r- "It is sad to note" that the
"free lunch fiend" didn't get his full of
soup yesterday. .
Three marriage licenses were
issued the past week by the county
register all to colored folks.
Services in St. John's Church
by the Rector, Rev. Dr. Carmichael,
at 7.30 a. m., 11 a. m. and 7.45 p. m.
to-day.
Receipts of spirits turpentine
so far this season aggregate 55,418
casks, against 50,297 for the same time
ast year. Increase, 5,121 casks.
Mr. E. J. Thorpe, secretary to
the General Manager of the Atlantic
Coast Line, we regret to hear, is se
riously ill with typho-malarial fever.
"Song sermon" by the Lincoln
family to-night at Luther Memorial
Hall, corner of Sixth and Princess
streets. Services will begin at 7.30
p. m.
Joe Burrnss, a white mao, found
drunk and down on Market street
Friday afternoon, was brought before
the Mayor yesterday and fined five
dollars.
Rev. Dr. Yates will preach at
the Synagogue at eleven o'clock this
morning, and at the conclusion of the
services the reports for Grace Metho
dist Church for the past year will be
read. Sunday school at 3 o'clock p.
m.
The names of thirty-two new
subscribers to the Star were entered
upon our books during the past week.
As a contemporary well says, "Our
progress is not announced daily by
the pleasing melody of the editorial
fog-horn, but we get there all the
same."
The Benefactor cleared for New
York yesterday evening with 1,105
bales of cotton, 92,342 feet of lumber,
,000 juniper bolts, 5,500 shingles, 337
casks spirits turpentine, 390 barrels
tar, 73 barrels pitch, 126 barrels rosin,
22 barrels crude turpentine, and 21
packages merchandise.
James RichardsoD, colored, an
employe at the Champion Compress,
had a deep gash cut in his head by a
piece of iron falling upon him while
at work at the press. The accident
occurred about two o'clock yesterday
morning. Richardson was taken to
his home and a physician was sum
moned to attend him. The wound,
however, is not considered serious.
Rev. Dr. Yates, Rev. D. fl.
Tuttle, Rev. C. W. Godwin and J. C.
Davis, Esq., of this city, will leave to
morrow for Fayette ville, to attend
the M. E. Church Conference at that
place. Mr. A. C. Johnson, of Samp
son county, C. R. Parker, of Bladen,
and D. A. Culbreth, of Clinton, are
lay delegates from this District, to
gether with Mr. Davis.
The services at St. Paul's
Church to-day will be as follows:
Morning prayer and sermon at 11 a.
m. ; evening prayer and sermon at 8
p. m. ; Sunday school at 3 p. m. Morn
ing text, "They feared the Lord and
served their xwn gods," II. Kings xyii,
37. Evening, text, "Believe on the
Lord Jesus Christ and thou shalt be
saved," Acts xvi, 31. Seats free; all
are welcome.
The Lutbra Syaod.
The United Synod of the Evangeli
cal Lutheran Church in the South
convened last Thursday in the
Lutheran Church of the Ascension in
Savannah, Ga. The body is com
posed of clerical and lay delegates
from the Synods of Georgia, South
Carolina, Norths Carolina, . and Vir
ginia, southwest Virginia, Tennessee,
and Mississippi, and the Holston
Synod. The delegates from North
Carolina are: Rev. F. W. E. Pes
chau, Rev. T. S. Brown, Rev. C. B.
King, Rev. J. D. Shirey, Rev. C. A.
Rose. . Lay. Capt. T. L. Seigle, Capt.
W. A. Barrier, I. F. Patterson, A D.
Wessel, Col., P. N. Heilig.
The synodical sermon, was preached
by Rev. F. W. E. Peschau, of this
city, at 11 o'clock. The Church of
the Ascension was crowded. The only
decoration was a bank of fruits and
flowers surmounted by a sheaf of
grain, in front of the chancel. .
The sermon was from the text,
"And of the children 'of Issachar
which were men that had understand
ing of the times, to know what Israel
ought -to do." I Chronicles xil, 32.
Man's duty to his country and to his
God was the theme upon which the
preacher dwelt at length. In the open
ing of his discourse.
The Synod was organized at 4
o'clock in the afternoon. After re
ligious exercises the Rev. Mr. Pes
chau, acting president, - called the
lody to order and read his annual re
port, which showed all branches of
the Church in the world in a highly
encouraging ; condition, with pros
pects for the future very bright.
In his report Mr Peschau made the
following recommendation: 1. 7
: Let ?me 'suggest and recommend,'
that until : after other , arrangements
are made and perhaps even then alsof
that a Lutheran Seamen's Aid So
Hi: - - ' - -; , ' ; ' ' ; ; 11-
N. SUNDAY , NOVEMBER 27 18871 :
ciety, be'formed. "Fully two-thirds of
all the officers and sailors comine to
the ports of Savannah, Charleston
and Wilmincrton are' Lutherans. We
are doing nothing for them spiritual
ly except what our - city pastors are
doing ior them, ana tney are too busy
with their regular duties. Let' us
have in these ports Lutheran chap
lains and Bethels to care for these
our people and children with us in
the same household of faith.
I am triad to report that Mr. Carl
Schmidt, a German Lutheran sailor.
offered me $1 00 for this noble object.
1 take measure in Herewith turninor
over $1 00 as the beginning of a fund
ror a .Lutheran seamen's Aia society.
The Mehgert Missionary Society of
St. Paul's , Evangelical Lutheran
church of Wilmington. . Dromised 5
00, and, no doubt, the American Sea
men Society would eheenuiiy co-operate
with us and help us support our
chaplains. ;
Immediately after the report was
read the Synod proceeded tQ the elec
tion of officers. DtrE. T; fO"rne, of
St. John's Church, Charleston, was
elected president; Dr. Socrates Hen
kle, Virginia, vice president; Rev.A.L.
Crouse, secretary, and Capt. W. A.
Barrier, North Carolina, treasurer.
Criminal Court.
The business of the term was finish
ed yesterday, with the exception of
the trial of Stephen Freeman for
rape, set for to-morrow.
The trial of C. E. Bullard, charged
with obtaining money on false pre
tences, consumed the greater part
of the time of the Court yesterday.
The case was given to the jury about
half-past two o'clock in the afternoon,
and three hours afterward they re
turned into Court,rendering a verdict
of guilty with a recommendation to
mercy. Sentence was not pro
nounced upon the prisoner, as in the
meantime the Court had taken a re
cess until 10 a m. Monday morning.
The penalty is not less than one
nor more than five years' imprison
ment, or not less than one hundred
dollars or more than one thousand
dollars fine, at the discretion of the
Court. Mr. Ballard is a mer
chant and turpentine distiller
engaged in business near Smith's
Landing in Bladen county. He
was convicted of obtaining seven
ty-five dollars in money and seventy
six dollars in merchandise from Mr.
R. W. Hicks, merchant, of this city,
some time in October, on representa
tions that were alleged to be false.
Mr. John D. Bellamy, Jr., con
ducted the prosecution, and Messrs.
Russell & Ricaud were the prisoner's
counsel.
George B. New, yoeng white man,
charged with wilful abandonment of
his wife, submitted, and was sen
tenced to ninety days in the County
House of Correction.
Sentences were imposed as follows:
Aaron Vann, convicted of embez
zling funds of Mt. Zion A. M. E.
church, was sentencedjto pay a fine
of $25 and costs, and to pay back the
missing funds fifty-six dollars to
the church. Vann's counsel, Mr. M.
Bellamy, said that the matter would
probably be arranged Monday.
Wm. Beatty, colored, convicted of
larceny, three years in the State peni
tentiary. Ben Gay, colored, larceny. Three
years in the State penitentiary.
Cain Hines, colored, larceny. Three
years in the State penitentiary.
Alonzo McGowan, convicted of de
facing a house, was sentenced to pay
the costs.
Hattie Chadbourn, a negro girl who
had been in jail for costs in an as
sault and battery case, was ordered
to be discharged, the Court remark
ing that this was another illustration
of the fact .that you cant get blood
out of a turnip.
Tneatrleftl.
Mr. Geo. H. Lennox, business agent
for Marie Prescott, is in the city, ar
ranging for the appearance of this
actress in the Opera House here on
Friday and Saturday, December 2d
and 3d. Mr. R. D. McLean appears
with'Miss Prescott Both are South
erners, and both are highly endorsed
by the press. Marie Prescott is a
Kentuckian, born near Lexington, on
a famous farm known as "Forest
Retreat," Her family and connec
tions "are among the celebrated peo
ple who have distinguished that
State as the native place of remark
able men and women." She is repre
sented to be a fine actress. Mr. Mc
Lean is a native of New Orleans, and
was educated at Washington and Lee
University, Va. He has been playing
with Miss Prescott for two seasons in
such parts as Pygmalion, Ingomar,
Borneo and others. Their reportoire
while here will be "Pygmalion and
Galatea," "As You Like It," the
"Merchant of Venice" and scenes
from "Richard the Third."
Hello I
' When von .nJl "Eiehanee I" bovs.
speak low and don't pull the lever
Mr. Coghill, the efficient manager
oi the : Telephone- Exchange, has a
oretty little daughter. In appreeia
tion of the services of Mrs.-Coghill,
who has been an able assistant to her
husband in the management of the
Exchange, some of-i its subscribers
have presented-, her with a purse 01
9fl no wriln h Is to ba' invested 'in the
Y . t - . . - : - v
purchase of a silver cup for the wel
come little stranger. V - "
MUir ai (.
7 The following are the Indications
for to-day, received at 1 a. m. :
"For Virginia, warmer, fair weather
during Sunday, followed by rain, and
much colder, clearing weather on
Monday, light to fresh southerly
winds, shifting to northwesterly, -increasing
in force.
For North Carolina, South Caro
lina and Georgia, warmer, fair weath
er on Sunday, colder, weather. with
local rains on Monday, light to fresh
southeasterly ' winds, shifting to
northwesterly.
- HIVED AND M4BINE.
The tag Blanche is on the marine
railway at Skinner's ship yard.
Ger. barque Fortuna, fifty-three
days from Oporto, for this port, was
spoken off, .Charleston, . S. C Nov.
24th, by the tug Monarch.
The steamboat Enterprise which
has been detained here two or three
days for repairs to machinery, cleared
for Black river yesterday.
It OTHERS I XOTHXBS I H OTHERS I Are
you disturbed at nlf ht and broken of your rest by
a iok child sufferlnjj and crying wltfi the excru
dating pain of cuttliur teeth r If bo. eo at onoe
and get a bottle of MRS. WINSIOW'S SOOTH
ING SYRUP. It will re 11 ere the poor little suf
ferer Immediately depend upon ft : there ti no
mistake about it. There is not a mother on earth
who has ever used it who will not tell you at onoe
that it will regulate the bowels and Rive rest to
the mother, and relief and health to the child,
operating like maeio. It is perfectly safe to use
in all cases, and pleasant to the taste, and is the
preacriptioa of one of the oldest and best female
physicians and nurses in the United States. Sold
eTerrwhere. 25 cents a bottle.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
10,000 Florida Oranges
ON HAUD AND TO ARRIVE DURTNO THE
coming week. For ssle very low for CASH.
Orders for PE&.NUT5 proscptly filled. Write
for prices.
. E. F. JOHNSON,
Wholesale Peanut Dealtr and Commission
Merchant. nor 7 It
For Sale or Bent,
Of CHOPS FIRST AND SECOND YEAR TUfi
OO pontine Boies for sale or rent, la Liberty
oounty, G. . three miles from river transporta
tion One -gvbarrel etliU SO hou.es anl shanties
all new. Will soil ku head Mules an i lx Wagons
U wan tea. iror pamouiars adores
J. K. MCDUFFIE PON.
nor 27 1m nao Beard's Crack, u a.
Reliable Eyery Time.
rpHS COOK STOVES AND ALL OTHEB GOODS
kept by us are bought and sold in view of their
RELIABILITY
PURE WHITE OIL.
DOT 27 If PARKER A TAYLOR.
SIDE BY SIDE.
Q.ORDON A DILWORTH'J AMERICAN PACK-
lng of choice Tab Delicacies asd Croue A
Black well's KagTish Goods. Both are the best.
I hare them in every variety, andlyoa can take
your choice.
ELKQA. ST TABLE BUTTER,
SoxelhlDg Extraordinary, a leading feature
in my Store.
Full lines of all the be.t known
BISCUITS. CRACKERS AND TABLE CAKES.
HE JKLER'S RICHMOND SAUSAGE,
Beet in the world, received by me fresh twice
every week.
X NCE MEAT, JELLIES AND PRESERVES,
Every variety tn Wood. Glass and Poroelatnwaie,
Coxe1 Gelatine, Islngiaas. All kinds of Ferrina-
ceons Goods at lowest prices.
GOODS DELIVERED PROMPTLY.
J NO. 1. OO AT WRIGHT,
cov 27 tf 15 Jk 17 60. Front St.
About Gloves.
JgL4.CE FOR FUNERAL UBS,
WHITE FOR MILITARY U8E.
KID FOR DRESS PUBP08IS,
CASTOR CLOTH, DOGSKIN,
USDRE J3ED KID, fUR TOP for driving, at
MUNSOK'S,
nov 7 t Gents Furnisher and Clothier.
For Sale,
rnffJN rY FIVE SUIT PATTERNS. TWELVE
A
PaNTS PATTERNS, by the pleoe.
Scotch, Englisli ani Domestic Goois,
being remainder of our Stock of Fall Goods for
Merc lant Talloi lag.
Ws will either out and make your Clothing or
ell you the goods a'.one.
DICK A MEARBS.
Gents' Furnishing and Merchant Tailoring.
nov 87 U
A Fine Lot of Guns,
piSTOLS, AMMUNITION. TABLE CUTLEKT,
Tinware, Paints. Oils, Lamps. Lamp Goods. Car
penters' ana uuuaers- aaraware, easa. xswrm.
Blinds, iron, Aiaoasune, o.. at
nov 27 tf 89 South Front street.
The Earth Trembled,
By K. P. ROB.
BEX HUB, by LEW WALLACE.
nov87tf C M. HARRIS.
TTTm TJ gnrinSTer & Co..
TMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OF HARDWARE
and CBCCKXBY. can offer special inducements
to Wholesale buyers.
19. tt, a Market Street, '
Wtimlnctta. N. C.
nov27tf
SlaTim aii Hair CnttiEi.
JPOR No. 1 SHAVING, HAIR CUTTING, Ac,
go toH. C Preroperts, at No. T South Front
1st-, where yoa wui una veryxnng ooauonaoie.
Kinntrraltv. both lirht and Hair Brush.- W. J.
Stewart also on band again, be having recovered
from bis reoent luness. ,
nov 13 tf H. C FSSMTKBT.
WHOLE NO. 6607
NEW . ADVERTISEMENTS.
True and Fine Goods!
TO-DAY FMDS US WITH LOTS OF
flew, M ani FasMonalile Boots,
1UNIQUS AND ELEGANT THINGS,
that you wont find any where else la Wllmlng-
Iod; and such care In producing tbem
was neever bestowed by us on
any stock
Always endesvorl:g to gain In refutation, we
put forth uncommon efforts on the
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL ARTICLES THAT WE
ARB EXHIBITING.
Tho attention of careful dressers and young
men is asked to our
TAILOR-MADE AUD MATCHLESS
SUITS AND TE0TJSEBS,
To Our Stylisl ani Low Priced Eats.
And to our carefully selected and magnificent
assortment of all klndi of Furnishings.
No Cheap John Goods.
S. H. FISHBLATE,
KING CLOTHIER,
nov 47 DAW tf Wilmington, N. C.
GREAT CASH -SALE 1
WE ARB OFFERING FOR CASH
GREAT BARGAINS
IN
Suits, Overcoats, Hats, &c.
TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE CHANCE
AND GET
Kew and FaslionaMe Goods Cteaj.
NO HUMBUG IN THIS.
A. SHRIER'S
OLD STAND,
nov7tf
114 Market street.
Why Not
CXND YOUR CARRIAGES, BURQH3, CARTS.
DRAYS, 4 c., and hare them repaired In good
order, and tend your Horses to be Shod by a
c om potent fchoer. We will tarn yon out a first
class Job at very lowest figures, and sell you a
new lob cheap. Call c n f
C B. 8OUTBERLAND A CO..
Successor to R. P. KoDougalL
nor 17 tf Corner Second and Princess Eta.
Some Beauties.
rjHOSS KID FLEXIBLE SOLE DUTTON BOOTS
for Ladle wear.
Those neat GOAT BUTTON for Ladles, Misses
and Children.
.Finest line of Gen's and Ladles' BOOTS and
SHOES la the city or State, at
Geo. B. French & Sons,
106 NORTH FRONT 8TPXBT.
novrrtf
To Close Out
OTOCK IN RETAIL CROCKERY DEPART-
jnent, we will; make special Inducements to
buyers.
hot ST tf GILES A MUBCHISON.
M't W&lt DltU dlTiStiaS,
T TJT COME NOW, WHILE WM HAVE TIME,
aad select yomr Pictures and Frames aad avoid
the usual BUSH. Aa elegact stock of Gilt, Plush,
Brosss, Oak aad Cherry .Mouldings. Also rto
tore Rod, Cord. Wire, Ac
novCTtf YATZS Book Store.
Saie, Tiime aii Rei Fejier :
TTJST ARRIVES. CHEVALIER'S LITE FOB
the Hair. Avr Hair Vlror. Moctromerv's Hair
Bee tore t. Lyon's - Eathalron, Burnett's Cooo-
' "ROKEKT H. BELLAMY, Draegtst, "
nov ST tt H. W. Cor. Frost aad Market Bts.
wui vi vara trae iJy,....... ji r
- s a wo Xftya,..
1
- - - - TareeDayaj....
rnuDtn
t:
1 1
OfaA r ei. .... ...... -1
, " T wo Weeks,..,. . 6 (
-'. Three Weeks.. 7. 8 i
" p KoaLh, 11!
TWO MoatAS..........,....... 1$ u
r ' " , TateMoftUaa............ Mt.
5 i : - ' ' " MowUvs,. . ...... 3 t:
. tafContaot ATerTUwoeBU UAea at propor
tseeataly tow ratea. -V .,.'; :-,r
Eaaa solid Nonpareil type make one aquar-
4 . 20CW . ADVEBTISKJ1ENTS. .
BROWN & RODDICK,
North Front l. -
We would eeil the partloalar attetdkm of our
patrons to the following lWt of -'
Kid Gloves : , C :
Lediea' Coiored KtO OLOYZ3. 4 Buttons.' Mfl." T
Ladies Oolerel ELD GLOVES. 4 Battoe. I'm:
Iroidared. 6!o. - - -
The Jowphlae EID GLOVES, 4 BuUoa. tu ''
Bltck and Colored. fWO. , '
Ladles' 4 Battoa Undroaeed Kid. la Black aad"
Colored. Sl.&c. -:
Sole AgeaU for Oentamerl EID GLOVE?. 1
Black and Colored. In S and 6 Battoxs.
UKNTK'KIUniilVIJI
MIMES' KID OLOm. - -
Dress Goocfgl
mm All-wool series 35 Cents. u:-s
..." , I;- f:-
J A l a vrr m mm ak
4u-mcn aii-wool series ueais. &
These are without exception the most decided .
Bargain that has been offered la this city. " -: V
" ?
Wa iVA srn a fas 14 t SVu. in mJ.l f -
w aass v v owu m IV W aOlb VA 1 III WTJ AAA- Tt OQ1 K -
Inch TWEEDS, price 69 cents. They should be J
examined by every Ladys they sre remarkably r
Seal Flush Jackets,
One of the most popular styles produced
NEW MARKETS AND DBIYUTQ
COATS
IN ALL THE NEW MATERIALS.
Children's Cloaks
In all the new Cloths. We are offering several ."'
Novelties In this department. -
T T m iT TT VI 9f V T sm f m mm t mm m V mm mm
DhLaLtiXo AAU UUfltUilTADLLii. :
vrur biock is ue largest ana ine oest vaine you
can find !or the money. . V
Irom ji.oo a pair to $10.00, - ,
COlf FORTA RUM TVs trt CD VI -' i'-
Big Bargains
IN OUR UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT.
jr&KHca velours from 75o per yard. w
4&rAflU LiLKJI iuo nr TITO.
Call and see the display oa our counters. V 1
NORTH FRONT STREET,
nor 87 tf
!
- . -
t.:
fltuvvT PTflBTm nuivnva ok.' .
rer uozen. .:
uttttm) nvrna TTn rTrn rrn pv xl
COMB, HOT, 20c Per Pound. -
FRESH GROUND COCOANUT 156 T.
20oaPoiLnd. l"
E. Warren & Son;v
EXCHANGE CORNER.
,
nov 97 tf
Hardware.
E HAVE A FINE STOCK OF HARDWARE v
nsrsntsn oar tatioaa as low aa tha lowed., and
irom wucd vo iuddit tout tub. mb .
goods euuai to any. Also STOVES In treat '
variety and at prices to suit. House-funushlng i-'
goods; and would also call attention to our sew - -Lamp
(Aurora), the best now on the market. A1-' '
though we are very busy, we try to wait on all '
nov xi ir . 114 Nona rrootBt.
C100 to be Given Away
THE. L. HUTCEIN8' MAGIC POLISH. BEING '
your bottles Tuesdays aad Fridays to my bcw .':
house. No. is North Second St- Practical
fainter ana dealer la imported and lomestte .
Paints. Artist MatertaL Glass. Brushes. Oils, etc -
Contracts taken. nevCTtt - "-
ErOCIS J. POISSON,
lit
NO. 1U NORTH SECOND STiLf
Parties wiahlnr to bnv or sell Heal Estate, and '
those having Estates to manage aad Rente to "
ooUoct, would do well to call on me.t2noT t7 It
Liberal j. ti"'
POLICY CONTRACTS, PROMPT ADJUST
ments. ouick Davment of losses. All classes
of Insurable property written in reliable English -aad
Amerioaa Compaalee at the lowest ratea.
Cotton lmrara.DC a rpeelalty.
NORTHROP. HODGES TAYLOR. Agent -of
Fire, Llf e. Marine, Aocident and Tornado la
Co. a Telephone No. 1L. Ofioe toot of Walnut
street.
sev8tf
Onions, Onions. rV -
1 g BBLS. BED ONIONS, LS03 SECOND-HAND
Spirit Casks, eo Bbls. Glue, U Tone Hoop Xroa.
Also Floor. MeaL Molasses, Salt. at ' ' '
II. 1. vOxLSi b,
sorts DAWt 1 13, 123 A UM North Water fcU ,
We Have fof Sale ?
Q.LUE, HOOP IRON. KAILS. OA. AND
FLOUR. Also Cotton and Kara! Etorea. eloeelr
handled. "
WOODY CURRTE,
Commlseion Merohacta,
arr 17 tf WUmtncton. M. ;
Coke for SaleS" y
8INGLEXOAD. B bushels, delivered.... .H 15
TWO LOAXS. ee bushels, delivered......... 4 V
rouBUMua,v vueaeia, oeuverea s x
Fifty busbels eonal to a ton e Anthracite CoaL -Orders
left at the office, 114 Prinoeas street,
will receive prompt attention. - -
nor B lw WILMINGTON GAS LIGHT CO.
For Sale.:-v ;
JIGHT SHEPHERD PUPPIES, WARRANTED
fuU Wood SCOTCH COIJ for tV a rH,F '
Apply at . v it i - r.
oct U Sm ' ' ' STAR OFTICZ.
Headuaiifs-
OTJR STOCK OF BORES AND fcLANrrrr.
Covpe. Track and Bugry Harnen.' taici:
and Saddlery Goods. Truaks and Bags, is t:
most eompUte and cheapen in the city, a
choice lot of Legging to arrrve Mend ty. -
-. FENNELL DA3SIZL. -
- Sign of the one. No. 19 bo Frcrt ct.
nort7U 'OteTlsw 0OF7 ) ' '