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j' he iVloriiiii;;Star, pttbUSHBD DAJLYXCKPT MONDAYS.; RATES OP BTTBSOStrXZOII. tH ADVAHCX. Year (by Mall), rtage Paid.-,....... 85 CO Months. ' . v"......- aw SL'J -Months " " " I 83 lult,th " " " .'A . CO esr-To City Subscribers, delivered la any part "Intftare not aatnonseato oouect tor more .the liiy i"""-""""!-"" -yui v.uj jjjjn laroo - - - ...... , , . ,v ruoradatthe Post Offioo at. Wilmington, N.C 111 &s Second Class Matter. . ooTitiMisa; The condition of the Crown": Prince is thought to be improved,- rom the fact that the Couri dentist has been summoned to operate oii his $eeth The Dublin press, 'in their com ments on the Unionist meeting, mag nify or detract it; according' to; their several party " predilections." Measures have been adopted in Paris to prevent an outbreak following the election of, a new" President s Jacob Sharp's counsel will await the tiling of the remittlture before mak-j ring application for his -release oa" bail; the favorable decision seems to : have produced little effect oh the old man. The U. S.: Circuit Court, in session at Raleigh, yesterday or dered the discharge of A. W. Hender son, who was arrested in Chowan county for selling goods without a: license; it was known as the . drum -raers' tax case; the State appealed from the decision. . -- The flint glass manufacturers of the country have adopted a scale of prices,, and threaten to shut down their factories" unless it is accepted by ' their work men; there are eight thousand glass workers. A Chicago sharp, who was convicted df "running the clock,' a gambling" device . was yesterday fined $500 and' costs. l" Judge Francis T. Anderson, for twelve years one of the Judges of the Su preme Court of appeals of. Virginia, died in Lexington, yesterday, in the 80th year of bis age. Asurveying party, which will make the final sur veys for the Nicaraguan canal, left New York yesterday for Greytown. Johann Most, the' con victed An archist, jwlll take his case to the higher courts. An incendiary fire at Aiken, S. C, yesterday morn ing, destroyed nine buildings, includ ing several stores; loss about $40,000. During the month of November the revenues of the Government amouned to about $30,500,000; dis bursements about the same. The pork .bulge still continues in the Chi cago market, and grain is being held for a further advance. A caucus1 House of Representatives will be held .. Saturday evening, for the purpose of nominating officers of the House to be elected next Monday. ' The ' Unionists' banquet in Dublin last night was a brilliant affair; a toast to ' the Queen was received with entha- pia:m,auu n b pet tier uuouuceu aome rule as a misnomer, and simply mean ing dismemberment of the empire and tne - utter , ruin pi Ireland.; A captain of a British steamer was kill ed in New Orleans' by falling down the steps of a r bath house. The National Central Committee of the TrrK i bis rJrrv? eft. rri & f n CY iro.erf vao.-1 terday, and- among other business transacted made arrangements 'for a Rational Convention; the meeting is described as more like a Sunday school convention than a political one, until near its close,, when a lady member caused a very lively time. -The movement set on foot at Macon, Ga., to raise a fand for the benefit of ex-President Davis, has been aban doned at the request of Mrs. 'Davis. The majority against prohibi- 1 tion in Atlanta is 1,128; the sale ii4uur win ucgiu ab uiiso. New York markets: Money easy at 1 ! 36 per cent., closing offered at 1 per 'oent; cotton firm at 10 9-1610 ll-16c Southern flour steady; wheat closed; "No. 2 red December 87487ic; corn ν No. 2 December 57i57c; spi rits turpentine dull at 87c; rosin quiet at$l 7T1 12. , The survey of ther Nicaranguan canal is to begin at an early day. The physicians say the improve? mem of the Crown Princeis decep tive -not permanent. , Lord Lyons, bo long -Minister of England at Washington, has had a stroke of paralysis and his case is critical. Episcopal rectors in Massachu" setts fare very.welL The averaga is 1,627 salary. The lowest 'was $600, the highest $10,000. This is a long scale of prices. :V;:r-- 3 A memorial church in memory of Paul 11. Hayne is to be erected at Grovetown, the hamlet ' in Georgia t which he resided for twenty years. The ladies are, making, an 'effort to raise the needed funds. " - ' J. The Orleanists ate Baid' to be Pa" J tiently biding their: time to tnake an effort to reach the throne bf jFrance.. They believe that the time "is com' ing when their restoration!, will tie aked for by the people, r; . i - "If a tariff bill goea through the' coming Congress, it will be as full pr compromises as a political campaign is of.promises,. r" wit American, Rep. Fro. ..4 S in that event it will no't beiworth the paper it is printed on we fear.; Honest reda'cUohnd " reform "are no tinkering. . . vol.xli.-no: 5&; Democratic members tf tHe House now - inV Wasbingto are laughing .0T5 xAtex, MeGlara'a- tariff pro gramme. 5 Alex - is -a Republican Proteotionist,- He pretends to "train witE.the Independent- or Magwump element. He is really as much of a Proteotiooi8t-as..' Samf- Randall'' or Judge Keliey: He is a nice tnan to shape the Democratic programme. The Washington correspondent of the Baltimore Sun telegraphed on "27th: c " - - V'As said, Col. McClure may perhaps, properly assume to epeakior Mr. Randall and the insTenifioant Democratio nrntentirm element in Pennsylvania, but these- mem bera are somewhat puizled as to where be obtained tne rightox authorityto Bpeak for tbe Democratic party. It was natural enough for the Presldeat to listen- to Cot McUIure, for he Is bota original and enter tainine, and the President.: a alt other Democratic leaders; "recognizes how desira-' ble .it is to conciliate Mr. Randall. Col. Mc Clure, and their followers.'lf they will only evince a fair share of reason But it will be rather a cold day wtten the representa tives of the Democratic nartv surrender to these gentlemen." . If Southern Democrats are to be; fairly disgusted, let McCIare, Dors heimer, Pulitzer, Randall and-Dana be got together and let them "fix up" a tariff for the country. We sincerely reerret to hear of the serious condition of health of Prof W. G. Simmons; of Wake For est College. He has been compelled to gtve,np work for the present. An assistant professor- has been eleoted. He is an excellent 'and most valuable man -a man ot superior parts ad mirably disciplined. He is a native of North Carolina and has been a profesar at Wake Forest for proba bly thirty years. We will be glad to know of a restoration of his health at an early day. The Stab said last week that the election of Ferry to the French Pre sidency might produce a revolution or revolt.- A cablegram to the New York World from Pans, of the 28th ult., eays: "Should either M. de Frevcinet or M. Pdrry.be elected to" succeed M. Qrevy as President of te Kepubuc it is tnougm mat there will be trouble. On Friday both Caatnbers asseubie in a joint Congress at Versailles to elect successor to ftl. Qrevy. Ic ia believed tbat M 4 Freycioet and M, Ferry tnd the beat naascei of telng elect ed. Tbe truth of the mtter is that M. Grevv'Jband has been forced." Poor ld Bright 1 now disturbed at tbejcaurse of his new Tory allies in their foolish palaver about protection as an economical measure. He says: "They return, like a dogv to bis vomit. They very slowly accept new teachings, and still cling to their ord delusions. But they are all in confusion and know npt what they ask.'' Bright ought to join them here It would not be as absurdly bad ss to go back on his forty years' denun ciation t of Irish wrongs. Rev. Dr. BacoD, who was dismiss ed from a church at Atlanta, has had his feelings softened by. the. .presentation of a costly gold watch and chain. His daughter also re ceived ft jheck for a handsome amount. Five of seven of the ruling elders resigned, 4ut only two were Baconites. Editors Howell and Grady, of the Atlanta Constitution, uott satisfied with writing on opposite sides of the prohibition question in their own paper are carrying on the same funny work in the New York World. They ought to go to J,Gotham." They ould suit 5the journalistic ideas that prevail in that city. There is aid to be a change in the opinion of some of the Randall setin tho House. There'are some of them that will not obey the crack of the bosses whip in his fight, against the smajority and the Administrationj We would be glad to see this expec tation of some fully realized. Boston will soon 'be in a high state of anxiety. Its most , d istin guished citizen is about to fight with Mitchell, the English bruiser, - and witb naked' fists, for 12500 aside. Sullivan is "quite Eoglisb ye know," as are all Bostonians. ; Roxboro Courier: From some iinknown cause the house of Mr. Ben r.. Kn.ri Hrn last Saturday ' uk hrost inaa tn him. Hi -crop Of tobacco and wheat was stored in the hou-e 1. .11 k; nYanM. wheat. House bold and- kitchen furniture, and barery, escaped betog nurnt .up- ia w : j gether,wun nw wo auv .. r-:: : ? Drnham Plant;, Sorry to say it a nhAfmean man- in - Durham cjnnty. -Hcarrled I hi. poor .olumother-in-law to the poor house, and .made; the Mm rnr hia team and;f dayrs 60UOV F-J-i- zz---in BoWom.: Saturn 7" Jri,r-Tnpk ThomDSon; colored was ".u' ?;;:. hv nerson in am- - WILMINGTON,' THE.C ITY. '"" MMI III y. 1,1 W IBIIH I -MM . " -'HBW- ADTEBTISESIENTS. EdwarS Daniel A cird.'l - . t -MuHsou--Christma8 goodJ--- : -. H. L. Fsitnsix At old stand.. Fbsneli, & DASpsirrrDiesolutioa. r... - .Fob Balk Valuible newspaper property WABBJOT& Soh French" cream ; jelly rolls JOrKBA Housk Marie Frescott and R DJ McLean.' . - " ' t Local Doia . '-Tha minimom temperatuie recorded- yesterday morning , was SO degrees. - -- The Criminal Court closed op the business for the term yesterday and adjourned! r ' - - "Reoeipts of cotton yesterd ay 1,395 bales. Increase, so far this sea son, 84,410 bales; . . C - The festival at the Presby terian "Mission realized over forty dollars for the orphans. -' The steamer- Sttanton polled into her j berth at- the Champion Compress yesterday to load cotton. Steamer 2. Murchison brought down 248 bales of cotton from Fay ette ville, 51 casks of spirits, S3 bbls. of rosin and 57 bbls. of tar. The box sheet for tbe sale of reserved seats for the performance of Marie PrescoU will be opened aj Heinsberger's to-morrow morning. Mr. Wilkin Roddick, of the firm of Brown & Roddick, has return ed from his visit to the Northern markets in search of new novelties for the holiday trade. The dead body of Johu Tate, a colored man,, was found yesterday on Market street, between Fifteenth and Sixteenth. Tate's death is sup posed to have resulted from heart disease. The firm of Fennel I & DameT has been dissolved. Mr. ' H. L. Fen- nell, the senior member; of the firm, has bought the interest of Mr. Daniel and will continue the business at the old stand. Mr. Fennell is a young man of energy and integrity and de serves the greatest success. A gentleman arh arrived from Fayetteville last night says that the last thing that attracted his atten tion was a rooster trying to get under a wood-pile in rear of the Overbaugh House. The streets be adds, were filled with delegates and visitors to the M. E. Conference; the weather was de'ightful, and every one appa rently enjoying themselves. Mr. John Phillips, living on South Seventh street, discovered a negro hidden under his house about 7 o'clock last Monday night. Phillip caught the man by the ankle and pulled him out, when a tussle ensued and the man.finally broke away and ran. Phillips gave chase, but after a short pursuit, the fugitive drew a knife j&nd threatened to kill his pur-, suer, when the latter gave up the ehase. Faoerit ofE , Thorn. The funeral of Mr. . J. Thorpe took place yesterday afternoon at St! James' Church, Bishop Watson and Dr. Carmichael officiating. A large number of the friends of the deceased were present to pay respect to his memory. The services were most solemn and impressive. The choir of St. James, with which Mr Thorpe had beep so closely connected, wore badges of mourning; they sang those hymns which he so loved to play. The United States. Benevolent Asso ciation, of which Mr. Thorpe was a member, and his fellow clerks and the officers of the Atlantic Coast L:ne attended the funeral in a body. The pall-bearers were Capt. J. F. Divine, J. H. Hardin, H. W. Malloy, R. H. Grant, B. Cleaves, Horace Emerson and A. H. Holmes. The remains were interred in Oakdale Cemetery. m. C. B. Bullr' Case. The case of C. E. Bollard, of Bladen county,- convicted in the Criminal Court last .Saturday of obtaining money and goods on false pretences,- "was callea m tne vjouii; yesieruay morning, and Judgment pronounced $100 fine . and costs. . Defendant's counsel, Messrs. Russell & Ricaud, made a motion for a new trial, but the motion , was it overruled. An ap peal was craveel and ; "granted ; the bond of defendant for his appearance at the May' term of Court being fixed, at $300. Mr. Bullard gave the bond required with J. J. Bullard as surety, and was discharged. V An Atrocious Aa Mmlt. ; -. v A colored boy about sixteen years old,; attacked a little school girl, the daughter of Mr. Charles M. Williams, Monday afternoon about dark On Orange street near ; Third while she was on; her way to. her. home -on Eighth street. The boy chased and caught nerfiear Fourth street,!' when he threw his arms around the girlaijd tried to throwher down. -Her screams and; cries ,for help frightened the scoundfeK'howeyer,tand ;he; ran ' off. -'The police." were'iurnisheTvith. a description of the boy. -.11 caugnt, ne ahonld.be geverelpunlHed.i Nj C;,;THUESDAYDEGEMBER i; 1887 ' TUB EAPE CASK .1: Stephen Frunta Convicted! anal Scb- ttnel to ffaacet-JKollon for - ' - - '' "Nevf: Trial OVrrai An apocal lo the Seprema ror. , - ..- - - - Tae . jury, "rendered ". a 2 yerdict of guilty in the case of Stephen" Free man, ; colored, -: charged - with rape, when they earns into Court yester day-" morning at . half-past nine o'clock.-:' Defendant's counsel made -a motion for a new trial which the Court decided toiear at four o'clock in the afternoon, until' which time a recess was taken. 1 " " " Precisely at four, o'clock in the af-t ternoon Judtre Mearas; took his seat in the court room, the prisoner, was brough t in and placed in the box; and the room filled rapidly with specta tors. . Prisoner's counsel ware not present and: the Solicitor sked that the Sheriff send for them, but in a few minutes Mr. Strange entered the bar. After the Solicitor had prayed the judgment of the Court on the prison er, Mr. Strange arose and stated the grounds upon which he made the motion for a new trial. One of these was that in the charge to the jury the Court did not give the pris oner the advantage of one piece of evidence, which bis counsel thought was of advantage to his case as re lating to the reliability of the chief witness for the State. Judge Meares said that this was no ground for an exception; the Court was not bound to state all the' testi mony; furthermore, the fact of the defendant's counsel calling attention to the omission, which was admitted by the Judge, made the fact more im pressive to the jury. t Another point made by defendant's counsel was that the Court erred in Charging the jury that it was neces sary for the defendant to establish the fact that he was not present where it was alleged the crime was committed. The Court' said that this was not so. He told tne jury tnree times over that an aXibi was set up by the defendant, and- it was necessary for him (the defendant) to establish that fact to. the satisfaction of the jury. Mr. Strange, continuing his re marks, said that the burden of proof did not shift to the defendant'in the case of an alibi, and cited authorities to sustain this opinion. Another point was that the Court erred in permitting Mrs. Sellers, the chief witness for the State, to state on her direct examination what she said to other witnesses the morning after the occurrence. If her testimony had been Impeached it would have been competent; but her testimony had not . been impeached at that time. Atrthe conclusion of Mr. Strange's' argument on the above and other ex ceptions, Solicitor Moore arose to re ply, but the Court announced tbat the motion for a new trial was over ruled. Mr. Strange then gave notice that an appeal would be taken to the Su preme Court. Solicitor Moore said that he de sired to make mention of a fact that transpired .during the trial, (alluding to criticisms of the prisoner's coun sel on Mr. Forshee, who had assisted the Solicitor in working up the case for the State.) Mr. Forshee, he said, is a Mason,- one of a committee of three appointed to look after the in terests of the orphan and the unpro tected. Mr! Forshee was not dele gated, but he volunteered to assist the Solicitor through his kindness of heart and through a feeling of be nevolence. He said this for the justi fication of Mr. Forshee and to let the community know that there were people here who would see" that the wak are protected under the law. It was impossible for him (the Solicitor) to get up the evidence in, a oaae, and it was not his duty to do it. He had made application to the county au- thorities and also to the city for aid in this direction, but it oonld not be obtained, and there was no way in which evidence against criminals could be found except through vol unteer assistance. Mr. J. I. Macks arose and said that it was due to the Masonic fraternity to make public declaration that no one was authorized by the Masonic lodges in this city to assist in the prosecution of the prisoner. Mr. For-. shee did it through and of his own volition. The Masonic fraternity had nothing at all to do with the prose cution. After this little episode, proceed ings were resumed, ; and I the clerk, Maj. Dunham, ordered ' Freeman to stand up and asked what he had to say.' . Freeman replied . that he waa notfguilty. . ' . - ..w-'-'V ... Judge Mearesthen pronounced the judgment - of - the Court, sentencing Freeman to be hanged on. Thursday, the-22d . day of December, between the hours of ten a. m. and four, p. m. ". The prisoner received his sentence .with composure and evinced no tmo? tion. tHis ease-will now go on appeal to the State Supreme Court, and it is not"-likely that a r decision iwill; be rendered before February next. -waotator lnuton . -.The following "are , the. indications for to-day, received at 1 a. m.: - 1 V,' For Virginia, continued . cold- and fair . weather; followed by slowly, ris ing temperature, light to fresh easter ly, winds in the interior, brisk easterly winds on the coast .diminishing in force..". - . ,;' For North Carolina and South Caro lina, fair weather, light to fresh north easterly winds, brisk to' high on the North Carolina coast,' stationary, fol lowed by b1ow1 "rising temperature. DoCcereloKleal. . '' The following meteorological sum mary Is furnished by Mr."F. P. Chaf fee, Signal Officer in this city-: The mean barometer for the month was' SO.OdTinehes; highest, 80.55; low est, 29.62. The mean temperature was 51.0 de grees; high eat, 73.8, on the 27tb; low est, 26.0, on the 21st. ; The total rainfall was 1.04 inches. ' The highest velocity of wind re corded was 23 miles an hour, on the 20th. There were nineteen clear, nine fair and two cloudy days during tbe month, and seven days on whioh rain fell. mayor's conn. Henry Bowen, colored, charged with being drunk and disorderly, waa fined twenty dollars, or to work on the chain gang thirty days. Bowen was staggering along Front street near Dock, when he ran against a lady and knocked her down. Gid Edwards, colored, charged with larceny, according to his own atate- ment was playing a three card monte game by which he waa fleecing strangers and by which the prosecu ting witness, Joseph Huske, colored, was swindled oat of $10. Edwards was committed in default of $200 ball to appear at the Criminal Court.. Aaron Bannerman, James Henry. Merritt and Jesse James, all' colored, applied for lodgings at the guard house . Monday night. When ques tioned regarding their presence In the city, they told such a straightfor ward story that they were discharged.' Pcaetr t'onniy Aarlealtoral Society. A note from the Secretary, Mr. R. T. Durham, says that there will be a meeting of the Pender County Agri cultural Society on Monday, Decem ber 5th, at one o'clock p. m., in the Court House at Burgaw. Papers will be read, by Mr. John H. Murphy, on growing and preserving potatoes, and by Mr. D. II. Armstrong, on the man agement of labor: The Society will be glad to see all interested farmers present. Forolcn Kzporu Ttir4ar Messrs. Alex. Sprunt & Son cleared the British steamship Cam Marth for Bremen with a cargo of 4,873 bales of cotton, weighing 2,294,451 pounds, valued at $229,500. Mr. Edward Kidder's Son cleared the schooner Delhi for Aux Cayea, Haytl, with 192,000 feet of lumber, val ued at $2,742. RITEB AND nfBIHE. Bohr. Belle Brown, Perry, cleared at New York for this port Nov. 28. Ger. barque Ferdinand, Blela ener, henoe, arrived at Harbourg Nov. 28. Schr. Annie Ainsley, MoAn drews, hence, arrived at Philadel phia Nov. 23. Br. steamship Bedlington, Owen, hence for Bremen, passed Prawle Point Nov. 2T. A good stage of water is portedin the upper Cape Fear. re- If Lit np r Flno Tooth the plainest face becomes attractive. ' Al though orditfaxy dentifrices prove ineffect ual to whiten and improve the health of the tetth. SOZODONT la adequate to the taak and does it thoroughly, bealdea bni Uhin from th breath an offensive amell. Teeth strengthened and purified by SOZO DONT are not only whiter, but chew bet ter than others. As the teeth improve through its use, eating becomes a delight ful indulgence icatead of a penalty. f ' Twill aave you lota bf money And many a docior'a bill ; Bronchi tia. cold, or hoarseness, Bull's Cough Syrup will kill. TUB JHA1I.8. In maUa eloao and antra at the City Peat Ofloo as follow: CL08X. Northern through malls, faat 10:09 P. M Northern through and way mafl 8:00 A. M North Carolina asd AUaatlo aad v North Caroline. EaUroada and roatoa applied therefrom... 10j P. M. aiA RaieUh ....SJ00P. X. 48:0 A. M BootheramaQe feOOP.X ns.r Av Dorllartoa Ballroad and Dolate BappUed berefrota ir 6 JULY KXCSPT SUNDAY. puea oererrota wmr. M Weetom malls, C. a Banway..... VftMturrUle. C F. A T. V. R. R. and S30tA.X potato soppliod therefrom B0 A.X Baletgh A Hamlet Railroad and potato ' oappded therefrom tSO P. X Chariot t and Jtoxtoa ...... e.-00 P. X A Bste A. X SmlthTUle . .. ae P. X Wrlghtonlle S-S0A.X TlTaSD AYS AND FRIDAYS. OnalowCL B.aad tatormodtato offloea 109 A X Little Blrer, 8. O., aad UtormodlaU J offloee. . . J.-... . 100 F.X Cape rear BtTtrmaU 1A0P.X - OPKN POB DKLTVXBY. - Northern throxurh and way mafia , Soothers t Brooke and way mails,. AnaOtn.Weat of Pkoreneo JOsOOF.X A,X CaroUna Central Bafiroad. 9M T. X . Carrtera deHrery opea oa Bnnday from 9X0 to t0A.X. ;r ; f-- x ' ' Stamp OSoa opes from T.SS A. X. to B P. X Xooey Order.' and TUarlolac I)epartnent opom IM A. X. to 1:00. r. X. eantlnwmj. I. " i , XaOa ooBoetod from street boxes bus est porfiou of dty at I AJL, UsOO AJC'aad tSO P.X.; from other parts of the ctty at 4 A.X. and .ePVX. J: ; ;-'; f.;'.t -l-V-'iv. :.'"' general doUrary opaa from Ctt AJCto T PjJb and os Snndaya from t0to 109 A. X. ' Mil :;WHOL:0;66ia NEW-ADVERTISEMENTS. OPERA-HOUSE. FEIDAT "ANO "KaTtTSDAT TmOKT.'- ASD SATURDAY X ATtNXC, Did ti aad Bd, 1867. . Appoaraooo of - - XISIK PEXSCoTr aad .JC D. VoUaSr, aap poTToa dt a gtKa uoinpaTiy Grand Doable Bill, Olbert'a Xrtholerieei ooaunenetor with W. S. Oooaeay. - -P TM iUQ5 aad OALATaA. CoB3lnllaa with "I ha a olaaUoa Boeae aed Ue "ireat Wooiac Soeoo from KIHAhDUL- . - ' . SATURDAY MATTSTZZ, DSCXafBXS ZD. Shakeapeare'e Deltthtiai Comedy, "A 8 YOU lima it . - - " HATOTtCAT NIGHTDKCniBSR !. SnaXeaDeare'e DeMrhtnl Conmed. "THK XXft. CHANT OF VSNlClk" ' '- - rYloee as ntaal. Beavrrodsoaiaatsvoalplaoo, CarrtAftee may bo ordered at 10.80. . , Box ebeat opeas on 3 hsrsday. deolSt ihfr aa .. 1 . . DISSOLUTION OF COPARTHEBSHIP. qni pibbi op pxknxll a uanikl is'this daydistolyolby motoal ooaseoL All aooanata agalaat the arm will bo paid by ; a. i- maaniiUi . WHmlfifftoa, H.' C, Dre. lit, lSsT. , ; , "i ' HAVINO BOLD TtT KNTTHS INTrRKST t A WD rood mUl oftboBaroeesaadfeaddlerrBasV sees fH.1. FeBoetU X beepeeA for aim too eamo liberal pairoaaxa hervtofere btetowed on as. , XDWAJtD DANI&U. A Card; T CAN STILL BX POUND ATTHB OLD STAND A wua aeomDloto atook of Earoeas aad Olery Goods. Trunks aad Bars. TbaaklDC tho pa bile for their past patroaaao and trasUar to merit a oootlaoneo of the tuts by low pnoes, food gooda aad strtot attention to butlneea. 1 amvery respeotroiiy yoora, . - H.L. FXNNXLL, The Horse XT liner. No IS bo. PrpatbU deoltf - yaliaWe Kewaaier Erouertj Bp. Sale. AWXLL KSTABLISHBD WIlAl XXW8PA PSR. la a lira tobaooo town lo North. Oaro- ltaa.it offered for sie Kitoaied on oae of the throe great railroad si ate ma pane trailer the State, aad will soon hae tbe benest of other oonaectlona. A flee Oceania? for tbe riant kind of moo ttood - reosoB for - oelluir. Persona SHAKING bCBINltaS AND HAVINfc nONXY, msyasdreea PUBLISH XK. tare afoaaixe Stab None other seed apply. deoltf - FRENCH JELuT'Cmi ROLLS, fiOanCTHINO KIW. Made Fresh Daily. CALL AND 8KB THXX. E. Warren . & Son, XX CHAN OB OOBNZR. dee ltf W. L. OOTJOLAS $4 SHOE, tbe orUtnal aad only bend-eewd welt S 4 ahoe m tbe world. ejoals ritcm made hand sewed shoes that oot from 16 to 99. W. L. DOUGLAS $3 SHOE. The only 3 8EAKX.K8S bUmm la Um world. wUhi FIna CAlA.Mrtecs iMuoa aoa Loee, au atytoetoe. Asatrlieta aoa aaraote aa utoac conln a or SARwye. au wear tne v . a shM. XT. L. DOUtiLAS SaJM SHOE M anrx eelied lor acerr nr. 11 Dot aold by yov dealer write VT. L. DOUGLAS, BrocAiom lisse Tor sale by H. VON OLAHN. m09pCarket2gt, Wilmington. N. C. nor 1 DAW U ta th sat For Sale CHXAP POB CASH. A SMALL DBXDQX BOAT, 830 yards per day eapaclty: weU adapted for ditching, canal or harbor work. Is one year old, la good order. Two SO yarns Damp Boo wee go with the Boat Pot farther panioalars apply to oraddreea B. P. BOWDOIN, nor Pile Wtlmtnjtton, N. C COMING ! SO IS OUR OBDXSJED CHEISTMAB GOODS. Meanwhile our BUTTINGS to XXA8URB are engaging pabllo attention. Leave orders ear!y far ths Holidays. j v XUNH05, Xerohaat Tailor aad Purnlshar. novSO tt PURE IIAPLE 8YETJP riN DRAUGHT AT UD PXR GALLON. Cheaper and superior to the Cased 6yrnp. PRINCESS FLOUR. In bbls and half bbla., a 18 00 per bbL. 1125 per ha!f bbl. None betUr tn the market. CAPB COD CRANBXBBIES, fresh and aloe. Frith CXLXRT by every eteamer. A fresh asaortment of Fancy CAXXS and CBACXKB8 from the He eat manvfaetory tn tho United State, aad a fall Use of Staple and Fancy Grooerfee. a. n. nor.nEt, BOVSOU Comer Market and Second SU. For Sale or Bent, QQ CHOPS PTBST AND SECOND TXAB TOB O O pen tine Boxes for sale or rent, la Liberty ooaaty. Ga, three mlleo fmm river traaeoorta ttoa. Oae IS barrel etlU. SO hosi-oe.and abas ties all bow. Will aeU as bead Malee aaa six Wagons u waateo. jror particulars aoareee JT. B. Mo our FEE A BON. B0vS71m - bao Board -Creek, Go, Onions, Onions. 1 C BBLS. BED ONIONS. 109 SECOND-HAND At - - - ... - , . ..- Spirit Caaks, CO BbU. Glne, 15-Tons Hoop Iron. Also Ttonr, XaaL Xolaaaaa, Bait. Ao at , . pa u GORE'S, " torNDSWt in. It A 1S4 North Water at.' ; Why Hot CXSD TOUa CASBZAGZS, BUSGIZS, OASTS, DBAYS, aaaad have thorn repaired la good order, and read yoor Tl arose to bo'Shod by eonpotentShoof WivtD tars yon wet a lrtt olasa Job at varyioweot. ttmn, aad aeU yom a Job cheap. Cat! oa "; '' a B. BOTjmSJAXD pou- . - ' ' Cnoeaoaot to R F, XeOovgalL - aoylTtf , Corner Eacsnd aal Priaoea eta. Oaei;: ; -, .... - - IT 3 1 5 rm';i . t in L,T- . forIars- . FfTa rari..... Oae Wee. . Tbroe Ke'-ij... Oee Moni....... ;To Monti, a . i. ruree KoaUju..... r-trS?,0" ' j: jm Ota TOSX.. ............. ...... rarctract AdTmioaineata talc - . Uonataly tow raiea. : - Ton Uxmm eoUd BoapsreU type make c NISW ADVXRTISIIiil. : BRO.WN&RODD1 f Norlla Front St. 'e would" caU Uka'parUonlar 'attest lc . . . '" patrons to tbe following Ext t d :Gloydp: Ladleo' Cotortd KID GLOTJCS, tEatl- e. Ladles' Colored XID GLOVE i. 4 Batter ' troldoted. S:o..,"; .-:.' The Josephine - KID GLOVES. 4 Batt. Blaok aad Colored. ttX9rr V - Ladles' 4 Button Undreraed KlcLln r:. Colored. fLM. - .-;r;i- .. Bole Agoau tor Oentemerl XTD CLOV r Blaok aad Colored, la S and S Bettoca. - GENTS' KID GLOTXS, v v .-' t " . .t ' ..-.. XX8SX& KID GLOVf DresivQobdB; SPECIAL BAEGJHI7, " 36-M Atfccl&r Xheoe are without axoepttoa tbe most dec'.: Barrala that has been offered la Ibis cuy. ' VTe htve aun a few left of those ' AO-Wool Inch TWEED S, prloo 51 oeats.' They should 1 examined by every Lady.aa they are remaxkil oheap. ' "".".".'.' ,'":- ' Seal PluBli JaclietD, One of the moot popnlarj atyka roda:t :. BfEW KAEZXTS ' AHD DEIYH" - coats Mr;i't :;. , . IN ALL TEX HEW MATESlALB. Children's Cloaks ; In an the new Clothe. Wo are offering set? r Novelties in this department. "- BLANKETS AND COHFORTIBII Our stock la the largest and the beat value j - ean fiad (or the money. . i BLANKETS from $1.03 a pair to tlO.OOL-' COMP0BTABLS375O to tl ; : : C " '' Big Bargains' v IN OUR CTHOLSTXBT SEPAHTMENT. PHXNCH VELOURS from T5o per yard. ' . JAPANESE CKTMS 10o' per yard. . ; . -Call aad see the display on our oonetor. BROWN & RODDIGi: 0 NORTH FRONT 8TBXET, " . njv7 tf ' " -" ' SIDE BY SIDE: Q.OBDOS A DILWOBTH'4 AMEBICAN PaC :: laa of choice Tab'e DeJlcaeias aad Crosie . BUk well's Eszilsh Goods. Both are tee bet : I bare them la ere y variety. aadoa cab Ul yrar choloe. " - - BLEGAXT TABLE BCTTEB,-" Somethteg Extraordinary, a leading frat ; ia my stare. . . - V' ' Fall Uneo of al tbe be ft known . Biscurra. cracks as and tabls cai:: HECKLKES RICHMOND BAUSAG2. Best In the world, reeelrad fey ; me fresh tr : every week. 'y '.. -J XiNCB MEAT. JELLIES AND FEXSXBYI Xrery rarkty In Wood, Gloat and Poroela!- 00x08 Gelatine, Istaaiaea. AU kiada of Terr oeoas Goods at lowest prtoea. . GOODS DXUTXEXD FBOXPTLT, ISO. L. nOATWllIGZIT, novrrtf is A it So. Pro-: i Some Beauties. , rpHOSE KTD FLEXTBLX BOLS DUTTON E : for Ladles wear. - Those naat GOAT BUTTON for Ladtea:. and Children. riaast Una of Gon's- and lA4tea' BOOTS SHOES la tbe city or 6tate.'at C"'-' - '. a-.. z- ""- . ..." Geo. B. French &Sc: 108 NORTH FRONT BTPKST, novSTtf Liberal POLICY CONTRACTS, ' PROMPT ADJ menu, qnlok payment of looses. Ill r of tnsnrabie property wrtttea la reliable 1 aad Amertoaa Compaaieo at the lowest i Oottoa Inmraooe eapeelalty. . . - NOBTHHOP. HODGEO A TAYLOR. A r of Plre Life, Marmo. Aooldrat and Torof Co. a Telephone Ho.lL Omoatootor street. . . tt: . We Have for: Sale Q.LTJZ, HOOF IBX; If AlLfi, : SOAP FLOUR. Also Cotton and Naral Stores, c handled. WOODT A CURKIT. OotBmlBBioa MerchA nevlTtf . . wtuntnrtotL. . ' For Salo JiaHT SHEPHERD PUPPIES. WAEUX : foil blood SCOTCH COLLIE, for S103 a r '. apply at ooixi am . K. stab cr: A Fine Lot of Gm PISTOLS, AXXUXtTIOX. TABXK CZZ A7 - "-... Ttawsre, Palnta, Ods; Lamps, LsJtip G -peatera' aad BaUdere bardwsra, s.i-. Bttnda, Iron, aisbaottna, Ao st . i - ' - .-....' "GEO. A. IT ; tTU " S3 Boath Pr cr; t The Earth Trcn; BXS HUB. by. IXw.WaLLACX . nov K tf V '-f: ' d v..
Wilmington Morning Star (Wilmington, N.C.)
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Dec. 1, 1887, edition 1
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