CITIES
. mmmon
Elotcli, oy' Eruption.
TO worst Scrofula,
liVevcr - sores," caly;f or llougli
cjfin. in abort, all diseases caused by bad
'nm conaucrcd. by this powerful, puri-
"v." inviroratinjr-ieaieinei
,tns Ulcors rapidly heal under its pe
Jrllrn infiuenco. Espscially has it manifested
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Espscially baB it manifested'
'Is rikrbuncics, Sore Eycst Scroti
nioiis Sores an.4Swcmiijrs,4Hip.
J w-o, or Thick Neck, and Enlarged
Rend ten cents in Etauros for a
Sena ten cents in stamps for a
. a : .... Vt inlnwvf ttlnfAo n. eu.
or the Eamo amount for a treatise
or
;iie-iion, a fair skin, buoyant spir
its, aad vital streugtn,wiu be established.
.-..-,h ia Scrofula of ttxe UtmGrsu is nr.
restoil and cured by this remedy, if -taken be
fore the last stages oi me disease are reached.
Kroin its marvelous power over this terribly
f.nfi disoasc. when first offerinsr this now
rcJcbir.ted remedy to the public, Tr. Ptkrck
thcuK'ir scriouBiy or caning' ic nis "Cou
sumption Cure. but abandoned that
o.no na too limited for a medicine which..
from its wonderful combination of tonic, or
ctrrnsrtliening, alterative, or blood-cleansing.
anti-l'ilious. pectoral, ana nutritive proper
ties is unequaled, not only as a remedy for
consumption, but for all Clircuic Dis
eases of the . - .
Liver, Blood, and Lungs.
If you feel dull, drowsy, debilitated, have
callow color of skin, or yellowish-brown spots
on face or body, irequent headache or diz
noes had taste in mouth, internal heat or
chills, alternating with hot flushes, low spirits
and gloomy ioreuoamgs, irregular appetite,
and coated tongue, you are suffering: from
Indigestion, Dyspepsia, and Torpid
i her. or iiij Jons Jiess." in manv
caos only part of these symptoms are expe
rt need. As a remedy , for all such cages.
U p. riBrtu'B uviucu ificiuciu jLr x !
tovcrv is unsurpassed.
For Weals Lung's Spitting of
Blood, Shortness of Breath, Bron
chitis, Asthma, Severe Coughs, and
kindred auections, it u an emcient remedy.
Sor.n by Druggists, at $1.00, or SIX
BOTTLES lor $5.UO.
Send ten cents in stamps for Dr. Pierce's
book on Consumption. Address,
world's Dispensary Medical Assn.
elation, 663 ilain Street, Butfalo, N. Y.
500 REWARD
is offered by the proprietors
of Dr. Sage's Catarrh llemedy
tor a case or catarrh which
they cannot cure. If you
have a discharge from the
or otherwise, partial loss of
smell, taste, or bearing, weak eyes, dull pain
or pressure in head, you have Catarrh. Thou
ennds of cases terminate in consumption.
Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy cures the worst
ewes of Catarrh, Cola In the Dead,"
and Catarrnai jtieauacne- mi cents,
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This marvelous saccess is due
1st. To the superiority of Coraline over all
other materials, as a stiffener for Corsets.
2d. To the superior quality, shape and work
raanship of oar Corset, combined with their
low prices. . '
Avoid cheap Imitations made of virions kinds
of cord. None are genuine unlesa
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BAKER'S
BroaMast Cocoa.
Warranted dbaolutdy pure
Cocoa, from which the excess of
Oil has been removed. It has three
timet &a strength of Cocoa mixed
with Starch, Arrowroot or Sugar, -and
is therefore far more economi
cal, costing le than ont cent a
cup. It is delicious, nourishing,
, strengthening, easily digested, and
j admirably adapted for invalids as
I well as for persons In health.
Sold by Croeors everywhere.
f. BUSH C0 Drtester, Ite
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LADIES!
Do Vonr Own Dyeing it Homey witli
PEERLESS DTE Si
Tbey will dye everything. -Tney are sold every ,
whore. Prloe 1 Oc. a package 40 colors. They
naye no equal for strength, Brightness. Amount in
rack ages or for Fastness of Color, or non-fading
Qualities. They do not crock or smut. JFor
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MACHINE WORKS,
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LocoTnotlTes. Engines, Boilers, Saw Mills
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MRiood reasons for selling.' Persons;
H L.NO BUSINJias AND -HAVIN MONEY,
l t,0"8 STABKone other need apply.-'
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atvMoi ningrbtar
THE STAR Off BBTQLGHR3I.
HBNBT. K. Oak . '
W L&t radiaot beacons stud Ihe sky
tyr voocujjcio ui rosy morn,
VVeknow thafceunlielit by and-by
Will shut ont ntohturith Mmku. .
Yet memory owns tho potent powers .
Of eacU and every glittering gem, r
But welcomes most in glittering hours '
- isueieBs star or Uelhlebem.
But niernt or dav.-in clm op ntnrm
Failn'a bright eves never incn '
Tbey see a fairer, purer form
,n eJcy'or earth, or sea disclose -Majestic,
stately, saintly, true.
Crowned with a dazzling diadem.
Which sheds its rays for me, for you.
.abb maicniesa Btar or Bethlehem.
Nokfolk, Va. Dec. 20, .1887.
Norfolk Virginian.
OUR STATE CONTEMPORARIES.
Now the timDle. dain common aenan
question ip, ought we to reduce or abolish
tne tax on vrniskey and tobacco admitted
luxuries, or ought that tax to remain as it
is. ana lemove or reduce the tax on the ad-
tnutea necessaries, which we all am com.
pelled to have at any price and cost ? The
abominable, odious system of its collection
ought to be chauzed. but the tax ought to
be retained. BecUand Neck Democrat.
Mr. Gleveland's position on the internal.
revenue is not that ot our Democratic Con
gressmen and it never will be They have
been sent to Congress to represent oar local
interests, thev have Dledeed their best
efforts for the repeal of the internal reveime
and they will prove faithful. Mr. Cleve
land s position will no more effect them
than does a thunder peal the Pilot moun
tain. Before thev would vote for Mr.
waniBje ror epeaser iney had his promise
not to iuterfere with their internal revenue
measures as be did last session Winston
Sentinel.
We have never seen a woman in aov do-
sition that she did not fill better by being
eauc&tea. The best wives, the best mo
thers, the best housekeepers, the best
nurses, the best cooks, the best laundresses,
the best milliners and dressmakers that we
have ever met in country or town society
were educated women. .Education Quali
fies the woman, even more than it does the
man, for any position to which she mav be
called. In high society she cannot move
at all without it In ordinaiy society she
struggles hopelessly against all disadvan
tages, and never .renders satisfaction.
ktouuooro Advance .
Spirits Turpentuie.
: The Federal Court is in session
at Charlotte.
Wade8boro Messengerl Rev. H.
W. Battle has been invited, by a "Ud ion"
of one hundred young men of Monroe, for
the suppression of vice and the promotion
or virtue, to address them on Christmas
day.
Franklinton Dispatch ; On
Wednesday evening some one, seeming to
be southwest or the Presbyterian Uhurcn,
snot several times soon after the prayer
meeting closed, and one or the shots passed
through one wall or the church and lodged
in the opposite wail near the clock.
Laurinburer Exchange: About
9 o'clock last Sunday night the peaceful-
nes8 of our town was suddenly disturbed
by toe alarm or ere and its location was
soon discovered to be the inside of Mrs. L.
R. Hardin's dwelling house. Mr. Hil-
dreth's loss was a feather bed and two hun
dred and fifty dollars in money, and Mrs
Hardin's, the damage to her house, which
is covered by insurance.
New Bern Journal: The col
lector of customs of this port has received
numerous letters of inquiry about the re
cord of vessels leaving here daring the pe
riod covered by the war with Great Britain
under which arose the French Spoliation
Claims. These records were tsken to
Greensboro or somewhere up the country.
by the collector at that time, during the
war and were never returned.
Ml Airy News: A colored
man by the name of Adams was murdered
at Dobson, this county, on 8atnrday morn
ing lsBt. : It appears that the victim's wife
became enraged at him over some trivisA
matter and cut his head open with an ax
She struck him five or six horrible blowa?
one cut in the neck .sud to have severed
the head from the body. The man lived
about an hour. The woman was arrested
and placed in jail.
Asheville .4 dkance: Col.Jiatt.
Love, of Hendersonville, and former Lieu
tenant Colonel of the 25th Regiment, North
Carolina Stats-Troops, died at his home in
the above named town yesterday.
The Cranberry Iron mines, at Cranberry,
N. C, have suspended operations indefi
nitely, throwing several men out or em
ployments No direct reason is given for
the suspension except the scarcity of cars.
There is a great quantity of ore at Johnson
City awaiting transportation
Raleigh News Observer; Gov.
Scales wae much better ye3lerday, and was
able to leave his bed for some time during
the day. The Governor yesterday
commissioned W.C. Heath as Cspt. of
the Monroe Rifles, being Co. D. 4th Reg
iroent N C. S. G. The congregation
of the Third BaDlist Church has determm
ed to commence work on their new build
in? next March and to complete it during
the vear. It will occupy the corner of
South and Fayetteville streets.
Edento'n JFUherman and Farmer:
On Tuesday evening little Beulah. the only
daughter of our townsman, air. u. so., juur
rlen. while olavinz in the loft of an old
harn. on the premises of K. R. - Pendleton,
"Esn . fell from a door at a distance of About
ten feet, striking her head against a pile of
wood, receiving serious and perhaps fatal
ininriea. On Tuesday evening last, a
white man by the name of Charles Sorsby,
an employee of Messrs. Bonner & Bpruill.
killed himself by taking an ounce of laud
anum.
Durham Recorder : Mr. George
Ware, who attempted to commit suicide
Rimriftv morninz bv drinking laudanum,
requests us to say that he was not under the
influence of whiskey, at the time and had
not been, but after mature deliberation had
HtArminprl to take his life. Sunday
evening, in Person county, the elegant res
idence of Mr. C. S. Winstead, Jr., together
with the furniture, was consumed by fire.
The fire was accidental, and - originated
f.nm tho ftnnk stove. Rev. W. S.
Creasy, Chaplain of the Durham Light In
fantry, wiil preach his farewell sermon to
thA nnmnanv WeflneSOaV -niem, ueceuiuet
28th. . .. .
Trov Vidette : Last week's
SfRt,l Observer announces that ,a .young
m.nnf thi c.oimtv-bv the name of Dennis
Was accidentally shot by a pistol in the
hands of his brother.- The ball enteredhis
neck near the collarbone and lodged at the
root of his tongue. It is thought the young
man will recover-,r Mr.
Horace Pen
nington. a yonng man of El Dorado town-
. .tk . ar1 nna and-nrnbabl V
8BIP, lUOIi.w" ""1 , . -
fatal accident last weeiv: lax.- rennmgwn,
L,. .t.nAtnir with the butt of his gun on
his right foo and started to hastily draw it
up tff his snouiaer wiiBu. vw"1
the strap of his boot, which caused the gun
ha load of Boulrrel shot- into
Ma risht arm, near the shoulder,, shattering
the bone and arm dreadfully. t.
:Rocky Motint lhanix WeJ
leim ffoni Mr. J.. H. Burnett" thai last !
week, while at -the gold mines" far Nash
county,- a rough-looking western - moun-.
taineer- drove ud in a two-horsa wi
with a barrerof 4he celebrated corn , whis-
key and , commenced selling it out at 5
cents per glass, whereupon 'Squire : Cooper
uau uioi arrested ana started him to Ixaahs
villa jail in charge of . Mr. B. R.' Cooper.
On the way he offered. Mr. Cooper $25 to
release' him. which he'fMr. Coonert Vprv
respectfully declined to do. After driving
a few miles further the "moonshiner" man
aged to free himself from his bonds and
gave Mr. Cooper a severe blow on the head
and attempted to. run but Mr. Coooer re
covered himself and drew his pistol, the
looka of which halted the blbod-thiretv
rasc-il. Mr. Cooper managed to get him
tied again and landed him safe in Nash
ville jail It is said that the illicit vendor
of spirits had about $1,000 ; on ' his person
ween arrested.
Asheyille Citizen: A collection
was taken up in the First Baptist Church,
which resulted in the sum of- a little in ex
cess or $143. A portion of this will be
spent in decorations for the Christmas tree
of the children of the congregation; the re.
maioder, much the larger portion, will be
judiciously devoted to the uses of the chil
dren or the poor belonging to the church.
We iecret to learn through Mr. Alfred
Baud, who reached home Saturdav. even
ing, of an affray between two welt known
citizens of Webater which resulted seriously
to oao of the parties. Mr. John Long en
tered the fctore of Mr. Bragg Allison in
search of an articlo of which he was in
much present need, and not being supplied
became offensively abusive to Mr. Allison
The latter resented the abuse with a brow.
wnereupon the other attacked him with a
knife, inflicting five ujly wounds on the
face, neck and head. of Mr. Allison. The
injuries are severe and painful, though per
haps not dangerous -
Charlotte Chronicler The peo
r,le of BalUbury yesterday had two fatal
shoo'tng affairs to talk about, both victims
being colored, and the shots having been
fired by colored boys. The first affray oc
curred Monday night, at the home of an
old colored man named Martin Bell, who
lived near Salisbury. Monday night Bell
saw a negro boy prowling around bis
premises and ordered him to leave. The
boy did leave, but before doing so. raised a
shot gun, took, aim at him and fired. The
load toos effect in iSell s bowels, inflicting
a fatal wound. Bell was a respectable
colored man. At four o'clock yester
day afternoon, a ten year old son of Jack
Mowery, stole an air gun from the premises
of his father, near Main street, and went
with it to the house of Reuben Hodgins,
near by. Other boys were plsying there.
and one of them found a cartridge, which
was placed in the gun. Milas Kelly, a boy
tea years old, then picked up the gun. and
taking deliberate aim at Mowery, fired
The bullet struck Mowery just over the
right eye and crashed into his head, pene
trating the brain. Mowery fell dead.
Wilmington Presbyterian; A
meeting of two weeks beginning Nov. 28 .b,
was held in the fresbyterian church in
Clinton, N C. Rev. Dr. Mirable. the
stated supply of the church, was assisted by
Rev. A L Phillips, of Fayetteville, who
preached every night till December Oth.
At that date there bad been twenty-nine
professions of faith. The Presbyte
rian church in Fayetteville is rejoicing in
the presence of the Holy Spirit. Since
Nov. 1st. '88. it has rectived forty eeven
additions, and i3 now steadily increasing in
numbers and growing in SDirituality.
It lies on our mind to say that ltev. Hobert
Strange, who has just assumed the rector
ship of St. James' parish in this city, does
so with the most cordial good wishes not
only of his charge, but of the entire Chris
tian community, lie comes to the city, as
one of its own eons, with ths prestige of a
name that is honored here and throughout
our State, as representing the highest "no
bility of character; and he comes above all
with aa excellent reputation as a Christian
pastor a reputation fairly earned in the
discharge of bis duties as rector of the
Church of the Good Shepherd in iiaieigh.
The Trov Times, edited by
Mesira. I M Deaton and Thomas M.
Hall, at $1 a year is an exceptionally neat
paper one of the neatest in the South.
TWINKLINGS.
Fred: I'm surprised at Brown's
slanders, for I supposed be thought every'
thing of me. Ned : So he does everything
that's bad I Tid-Bite.
Young men who are bothering
their minds trying to think of something to
give to particular young ladies, are advieed
that marriage licenses are very cheap in
Maryland. Baltimore American.
A teacher asked one of the In
dian bojs in her Sunday school class why
he believed there was a God. ".Because,
he replied impressively, "I have a great
idea." Hampton ( Va.) School Kecord.
Teacher Mr. Bagster, can you
give a practical instance or the virtue oi
self-denial? Bagster Yes. Sir; a man
who can hear a snake story without ringing
in something about whiskey. Burlington
Free ifrees.
' . A French philosopher asserts
that "be is the happiest who makes the
greatest number happy," and the French
DhilosoDber is right, if with the most oi
mankind he thinks that the greatest num
ber is No.l. Boston Journal of Education,
Lady What can I get a divorce
for ? Iowa Lawyer Nothing. Lady
Whv. how cheap 1 I always thought it
took piles. of money. Lawyer Money?
Oh! it will cost you just $300 counsel's
fees. I thought you were asking about the
cause. Chicago Ledger.
Typhoid fever recently de
veloped at the Norrietown Insane Asylum
liiKe certain otner meaicinai measures, it
killed some, but it also cured several pa
tients who had suffered for some time from
insanity. .Erysipelas has been known to
do the same thing. Medical xecora.
POLITICAL JOINTS
The proper thing to do with
Senator Blair's educational bill is to put it
to death. The most summary method will
be the best. Augusta Gazette, jJem
The best thing the party lead
era could do would be to trade the proposed
National League of Republican Clubs for
a worthless vellow dog and then snoot im
dog. PHI. Times, Protec. Rep,
Tha question of restricting im
migration is so important that it is espe
cially to be desired that any action taken
u non it should be well considered and
should not need to be retracted hereafter.
N. T. Times, Ind. Rep.
If the Republican : theory that
natinnnt wealth is created by taxation be
correct, why could not a poor family be
mda nrosoerbus if the head of the house
would tax all the other members sufficient
Wash. Post, Dem. . , .
President Cleveland wishes to
protect American industry by giving iUhe
wages it earns unreduced by unnecessary
taxation. The best, the greatest and the
truest friend of American workiogman to
J day Is president Cleveland.1. Record,
I rA-- - .-r - - - - .'
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. It looks queer to see a- JJemo-
oratio paper arguing in favor of -the passage
r tha RUtr educational bill. It is not the
business of the United States to feed.clothe
or educate the people.-M ne wovemmen
should be confined to ltf proper .sphere.
Augusta kusUe, JDem. . -
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C Contagious' Blood Poison.
Kr. T. R'Adaml. TTnlon. South Carolina.
writes : " I was afflict! with a terrible 6m
ot blood poison for about thirteen months. I
r about uorteea montna. I
l best physician, and oaed '
was treat
teed bv tns best dbvs
artoos kinds ot remedies, bat received no
substantial relief. I Anally tried the Swift
Specific and about (our bottles oared ra
sound and well." -
OoLB. H. KJht. editor and proprietor ot
the Opellka, Ala., Tiwtm, -under date of
Aurust s, 1837. writes: " When I was
a young man, through Indiscretion, I con
tracted a 1 li-.se which - has stuck to
me for years. Boms Ave or six years
since I was troubled with pains, so as to
make it difficult for me to walk. Ha vine
advertised the s. 8. 8. In my paper for several
years, I concluded I would try It to see if
there, was anv effisaor In the medicine.- I
commenced uslns It according to directions
and used half dozen bottles. I was onee at a
way station and. re tunc left, I walked the
even miles and nave never felt any return
of the old malady.- After experiencing the
rood effects I jnust say I am satisfied with
the result. I am sixty -eight years of ace and
I feel now like a young man andean go to
the ease when necessary and set up from six
to eight thousand ems without any in con
venience. I send you this without solid ta
tton. Mr. F. Woehl, 211 North Avenue, Chicago,
under date ot June 12, 1887. writes: "Ideem
It my duty to thank you for the cure I re
ceived from your excellent medicine. I con
tracted a very severe case of blood poison
ing about two years ago. Bearing of your
medicine, I went to a drag store, the pro
prietor of which persuaded me to buy a
preparation of bis own, which be said was
sure cure. I used six bottles of his stuff
and grew worse all the time. At last I got
disgusted and despaired of a cure. I met a
friend who told me that your medicine had
cored; him. I went to the same druggist
again and demanded your medicine. He re
luctantly sold me twelve bottles, and I am
now perfectly cured. I write this for the
Benefit or sufferers, to arevent their belnr
deceived by false representations. 1 thank
yon again for the benefit derived from your
medicine.'
Dr. J. N.
residinfl
inalett
he has is curing contagious blood poison
cases in nis extensive practice, writes:
"Those who know the almost Inevitable,
permanently dangerous effects of mero'iry
will welcome your discovery of 8. 8. 8. as a
boon to humanity. The medical profession,
always wary of proprietary medicines. Is
coming slowly, ana In some cases secretly,
to the use of A b. 8. In cases of blood dim
order. 'Of course a medicine that cures
goisoning in its worst rona must purify the
lood ot every disorder." .
Treatise es Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
free.
Tn hwirr Sracinc Co..
Drawer a, Atlanta, Oa.
nov IT ly
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CHRISTMAS GOODS.
W
S HAVE IN STOCK A FULL LISB OP THE
following, which we are offering at low figures :
ORANGES,
IN Dilil-iKL, n ALF-BABBSLS AND BOXX8.
RAISINS,
IN BOX S3, HALF-BOXES, QUART KR-B0XES.
CURRANTS, LEMONS,
Citron, Hats, Apples, Prunes,
SUCAttS, ALL GRADES.
FLOUH, BUCKWHEAT,
CHEESE.
We call special attention to a lot of three. hun
dred 11 lb-Boxes CUEBSB Jast ln.somethlnr new.
ADRIAN Sc VOLLERS,
Wholesale Grocers and Commission Merchants.
dec 15 tf '
To Owners of Vehicles!
-yyilBll YOU BBSD ANT P.5PAIRING IOB
Painting done g'.va us a oa l. Will guarantee
you the BB3T CTOBK at the LOWEST PRICKS.
We have a fine lot of Buggies. Pbsstoaa, Carries
Wagons, Carts and Drays on hand, whloh we are
selling very cheap.
C. B. SOUTHBRLAND CO..
Successors to R. P. If cDougall,
Corner Beoond sad Princess 8ts.
dec 11 tf
Cocoanuts, Cocoanuts,
T ON DO'S
LATER
RA1SISS,
SEEDLESS
Raisins, Prunes,
Citron, Currants, Nats oi all
kinds. Print Cakes and Fancy Cakes, Cooking
and Tab'e Wlnos, and every variety of Llqaora.
Maple and Vanilla Syrup on Draught.
If ion want a bargain la Cccosnate, and the
bottom prices, and Fancy Chriatmas Goods.csJl at
a. if. noLHEs,
dec 11 tr Corner Market and Second Sts.
D. O'CONNOR.
REAL ESTATE AGENT,
WILMINGTON. N. C.
REAL ESTATE BOUGHT AND SOLD.
Stores, Dwellings and Offices for Rent. Rents
collected, taxes and Insurance promptly at
tended to. .
Houses and Lots for sale on the Monthly Instal
ment Plan
SCash advanced on city property when desired.
nov iu tt
Foreclosure Sale.
TN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE OF THE 6U-
A Derlor Court of New Hanover County, ren
dered at the April Term, 13:7, in a civil action
therein nendlor. between rarsiey k Wagglas as
Plaintiffs, and Jeremiah J King and L Brown
as Defendants, the undersigned Commissioner,
annotated by said deoree. will sell at publlo ano
Hon. for cash, at the Court Bouse door In the
Cttvof Wilmington, on MONDAY. JANUARY
CEL8 OF LAN D, described and bounded as fol
lows: Ail the interest, ngnr ana aenxana or ice
defendant Jeremiah J. King in aU the real estate
belonging to htm under oeed by virtue or toe
last will and testament of the lste Jeremiah J.
xintr. the nronertv herein intended to be con-
vevod belnz one undivided fifth interest in a Lot
and Premises, being the northwest one-quarter
of Lot f o 6 in Block No. 101, according to the
official plan of the-Clty of Wilmington, and being
also tn one nnaiviaea nun interest in uore
Grove Plantation, lying adjoining the Wilming
ton A Weldon Railroad, the City of Wilmington,
and Smith's creek in ew Hanover uouoiy.
SOL C. WEILL,
Commissioner.
This 16th of Pea., 1137. d-o 1 6Mrt
Win. E. Springer & Co.,
JMPORTER8 AFD JOBBERS OF HARDWARE
and CRCCKE2Y, can offer special indncements'
to Wholesale buyers,
dee 4 tf
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Publishera' Prices.
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Illustrated (Holiday) Paoera, Ao , atubllshrs
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Only Regular Saws Dealer In the. City.
deo 17 tr : .. - "
Atkinson fc ManTiiTig's
insurance tlooms,
' SO: 113 NORTH WATKR WREST,
t :-t i.
v. ,
Ajjgreate Catntal Represented Over f 100,000,009
J 7H0LSALE PEICX3. ,
The i fonowtnj- ouotaclons' wpresent
wholesale prices generally In nattngnp tmaD
orders lugber prtoes have to be charted. -
The Quotations are always siren aa accural!
as possible, but tha Stab will not be responsible
for any variations from the actual market prlo
of the artlolea quoted.
m .. .... .
BAGGING '
Ganny ....... .... c... 7 O ex
Standard SO Va
BACON North Carolina
Hams, t is O is
Shonidera, a, S O
8ldea. t 10 O '11
WESTBlOa SMOKED
Hams, f B
Sides, V b .10 o 10)4
BhouTderB.i t 7 Q 8
DRY SALTED . . , .
Bide, B . f. 7HO
Khoaiders. V tf O 7
BABKSLM Spirits 1 orpentlne.
becona nana, each ow.o i a
New New York,each 3 00 0 1 75
New City, esoh 1 66 1 70
BEESWAX SB WO
BRICKS, W UmiEffton, t M 6 09 O 8
Northern......... 0 03 it U 00
BUTTER, 9 lb
norm Carolina io s
Northern 85 O 30
CANDL'feW &
tsperm io p
Adamantine 9 O 10
CHSiofi, y lb
Northern Factory.. it a i
Dairy, Creaxr , 11 O 14
State 0 a 10
COFFnUi, V a
Java p z:
Laguyra 28 i - U
Rio 1 O 81
CORN MKAL, 9 bus., in Backs W C C5
Virginia Meal 03 O 65
COTTON TIE. V baadle 00 1 W
DOMESTICS
tihtlnr. 4-4. "3 yd 6 o CM
Tarnv bunch 00 Q 80
9 doaen 2Vta Si
BHD
Si A. MA
ajkareUNo. 1, 9 bbl ooo oiiw
Mackerel, No. 1, jf half bW. 7 60 t 8 CO
Mackerel. No. 2, V bbl 9 00 11 00
Mackerel, No. 2. half bbl.... 4 75 Q 4 OO
Mackerel, No.l, V bbl 7 80 O 9 00
Mullets, bbl.... 4 00 tf 60
Mullets. Pork bbls 8 00 18 00
N. C. Hoe Herring, V keg... 100 O 4 00
DrvOod. n t 8 O 10
FLOUR, bbl-:
Western low grade in o w
Extra 400 a 450
Family 460 600
City Mills super 4 00 O 4 10
" FaifcUy 4 50 (a 6 00
CLUE, 9 8 10
GRAIN, f bushel
uorn, rrom store, Dags,wmte wi a
Corn, cargo. In bulk, white. 00 & 62
Corn, cargo, in bags, white. 00 O 62H
Corn, mixed, from store.... C25a 6o
Oats, from store 00 Q 45
Oats, Rust Proof 70 80
Cow Peas 80 a "
HID as, B
oreen on a.
Dry o0 10
HAT, V 100 zb
Eastern i o l iw
Western 85 & 95
North River 90 1 00
HOOP IRON, V SJs a
LARD, t .
Nortnern no et
North Carolina 6 10
LIMB, 9 barrel 1 40 0 00
LUMBER. City Sawed, 9 M ft.
Ship Stuff, reeawed is on so co
Rough Edge Plank 15 00 10 00
West India Cargoes, accord
ing to quality 18 00 Q 18 00
Dressed Flooring, seasoned. 18 00 23 CO
Scantling and Board, com'n 14 00 15 00
MOLASSES, 9 gallon
New Vrop caoa, in anas o k
" " " in bbls. .. 23 S3
Porto Rico. iBhhds 28 80
I" - " m bbls SO &5
8 agar House, In hhds 00 fc is
in bbls 18 18
Byrap, In bbls a 85
NAILS. 9 Keg, Cut, lOd basis... s 83 fa 2 CO
OILS. f gallon
Kerosene o i
Lard IS 1 45
Linseed SO 1 00
Rosln 15 18
Tar 00 20
Deck and Spar 00 82
POULTRT
Chickens, live, grown IS Z5
Spring 10 0
Turkeys 75 1 00
PEANUTS, 9 bushels 82 ls... CO 99
POTATOES, 9 bushol
sweet oo
Irish. 9 bbl 2 3 2 75
PORK. t barrel-
City Mess w oo 17 oo
Prune 14 00 16 00
Rumn 00 14 00
RICae Carolina, x 4 1H
Bough, 9 batthel, (Upland).. to i oa
(Lowland). 1 15 1 25
RAGS. 9 Country
city l a
ROPE. t ! 14)
SALT, 9 P&ck, Alum 70 75
Liverpool 75 t oo
Lisbon 00 00
American 75 80
SUGAR. 9 9 Standard eras.. 0 7H
Standard A eftcs m
White Ex. C 0 tXi
Extra U, Golden 0
OTeliow 0 m
SOAP. 9 lb Northern 0 6K
SHINGLES, 7 la. 9 M 6 00 O 7 00
Common i s oo 8 so
Cypress Saps I.... 4 60 6 00
CvDrees Hearts 0 00 760
STAVES, 9 M W. O. Barrel.. . 8 00 14 00
S O. Hogshead 0 00 10 00
TALLOW, 9 6 8
TistBSK. m. reet tuupping.. is oo uitw
Fine Mm 11 85 is oo
Mill Prime 7 60 8 60
Mi:i Fair 8 00 8 60
Common Mill 600 000
Inferior to Ordinary 8.60 4 00 .
WHIoKET.V gal Northern... 1 00 2 OS
North Carolina 1 00 8 60
WOOL, 9 B Washed v 23 80
Unwashed 15 85
Barry 10 15
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23DJV0LTJHE.
A MONTHLY MAGAZINE, of 89 paces, devo
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This is pre-eminently a FAMILY MAGAZINE
first class in every particular; fuBy- up to the
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have proved ths key-uote for reforms, adopted
by the most '"'m"'1 organization In our
country.. . ..V. - -
The editor ana proprietor nas seen engagea va.
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Wilmingtoii & WddorR; E.
Condensed Schedule..
TRAINS GOING SOUTH. . .
.t7.188rj
No. at,
DaOy.
No. 87. I Mo. 15.
Dated Nov.
Fast Msilj Dally x.
Ijaliy. I ecnoav.
Leave
Weldon ...I 2.06
V:.
8.43 pxa, a.) a tn
4 14 & m
Arrive Rooky Mt
I S 17
p.an
Arrive
Leave
Tarboro.
Tarboro.
..I'tW
. lie JO
P-m
Arrive Wl son ttt p.m T ft? p ml T 48 A,ra
Leave wilton... . a4.ie p.m'
Arrive Selma fi.i9p.mj..
Arrive Fayemv'ie 7.45 p ml ..
Leave 3c4osboro.. 4 45 p n 7.49 p.m S.S avm
Leave Warsaw... 650 p.v, 981 an
Leave Magnolia.. 6 US p-m 8.40 p.m 9 64 s.m
Arrive Wiimipgton T 40 it 9.66 p m il.ts s m
TRAINS GOiyQ NORTH.
No. 14. Hit. 78, No. 0ft.
. Dally, ex.
PaUv. Daflv Sunday.
Leave Wumington 12.0A s.m 9.10 a.m 8.45 pja
Leave MagnoUa.. 1.21 a.m 10.88 a-sn 6 .3 pjn
Leave Warsaw 10.60 a m 6.60 p.m
Arrive Qoldsboro.. S.2i a-m 11.60 a-m 8 6s p.m
Leave Fayetteville I . . . 8.80 a m
Arrive Beim, j 10.60 aju
Arrive WUaoa... j ... . H.69a.m
Leave WUsoa I 8.02 a.m 12.42 -.p.m 7 48 pm
Arrive Rocky Mt... M.iSpm 8t4pm
Arrive Tarboro. 4.S0 pjn
Leave Tarboro 10.60 a m ..
Arrive Weldon... I 4.8) a ml 8.ft pel 8a p.m
Danvcxoeot Bunds v.
Train on Scotland Neck Brsnch Road leaves
Halifax for Scotland neck at 8.00 P.M. turn
ing, leaves Scotland Neck at 6.50 A. M dairy ex
oent tuadav.
Train leaves Tarboro. N. C, via Albemarle A
Raleigh, R. R. dauy.exoept Sunday. 8 P. M.:Sun-
uav o r. m.: arrive wmiamston, n. u., s.io r. h
and 6.40 P. M. Returning leaves WUMameton,N.C.
DaUy except Sunday. 7.40 A. M. Sunday 90 A.M.
nmve larooro. n. o a. ana 11 M A. sl.
11S1A.X
Train on Midland N. C. Branch leaves Golds
boro, N.C, dally except 8unday4-80 A Jl arrive
Smlthfleld. N. C- 10X3 A.M. Retorninr leaves
-SmlthfleldN. Cn 10. A.M.; arrive Goldsboro, N.
C, 12 10 PM.
Train on Naahvuls Branch leaves RecVv Mount
at 4.00 P. H arrives Naahvuls 4.40 P. M-. rprlDg
Hone 6.15 P. M. Retorninr leaves Rutin ir ' Hon
10.40 A. M. Nashville 11.15 A. M, Rooky Mount
11 5 A. X., dally, except Sunday.
Train on Clinton Braaoh leaves Warsaw for
Clinton Dally, exoept Sunday, at 8 00 P. M. Re
turning leave Clinton at 8 5 A. M.. oonnectlsc at
Warsaw with Noa. 15 and 68
Southbound Train on Wilson and Fayetteville
Braaoh is No. 5L Northbound Is No. 60. Daily
exoept eunday.
Train No. 87 South will stop only at Wusoa.
CKudsboro and Magnolia.
Train No. 78 makes close connection at Weldon
for all points North daily. All rail via Richmond,
and dally exoept Sunday via Bay Line.
Trains make close connection for aU points
noria via cionmona ana wssnmgton.
All trains run solid between wumington and
Washington, and hays Pullman Palace Sleepers
tiacuea.
. JOHN V. DIVINE,
General Fupt.
J. R. KENLT, Bup't TranRportatlon.
T. M. EMERSON, Genl Passenger AgeaL
aosTtf
WILHINSTOH COL'MBIA & AH6DSTA
Eailroad Go.
Condensed ftctaedale.
TRAINS GOING SOUTH.
Dated Nov. 18, 87. No. ST. No. 27. Ko. 15,
P. M. P. M. P M
Lea vs Wumington 8 05 10 if t't 40
Leave Marlon 11 80 12 89 6 88
Arrive Florenos... 13 10 190 6 80
A. M. P. M.
No. 69.
P. M.
Leave Florence.. . 240 t 6 40
Arrive Sumter. .. 425 805
No. 6. No. 66.
A. M P. M.
Leave Sumter 485 t 9 40 8 87
Arrive Coiambia.. 8 15 10 4) 9 65
A. M.
i
No. C2 runs through from Charleston via Cen
tral it u.
L a ving Lanes 8:T4 A. H. Mann'ng 908A. M.
Sundays No. M leaves Charleston 8i3u A.M.
Lanesl?:2SA. M, Maanlnr 11:10 A. M8nmter
ii:o a. st arnvea ooiumoia i:iu r. at.
No. 16 run. throurh from Charleston via Cen
tral 8. H. leaving Lanes 7:18 PM , Manning 732
P. M.
Train on C. A D. R. R. oonnects at Florenos
with wo ti.
TRAINS GOING NORTH.
No. 78, Ko. 67, No. U,
4PM A. M P M
Leave Columbia.. 1 0 85 6 60 5 si
Arrive bnmter ... 11 62 8 12 8 40
No. 68.
Leave Bnmter U 69 t 8 28
Arrive Florenos. . 1 80 9 40
A. M. A. M
No. 68. No. 14.
A. M. P. M.
Leave Florence... .496 t 10 so M
Leave Marlon 6 is) 1111 8 65
Arrive Wumington 8 85 2 10 11 60
A- M. P. M. P. M.
Daily. tDally exoept Sunday.
No. 63 run through to Charleston.
8. Via
Central R. X , arriving annlrg 7SQ P. M, Lanes
Bit P. aL. Charlettoa 9-45 P. M.
No. 67 runs throurh to Chsrleston via Central
R R . arriving Manning 8:48 A. M-, Lanes 928 A.
Charleston ii:M A. M.
No. 89 crnn ecu at Florenos with C and D.
train for Cher w and Wsdeeboro.
No. 78 snd 14 make oloee ooaaeotion at Wil
mington with W. e W. R. B for ail points North.
4jm r. jjiYucx,
GeulSupH.
J. R- ntKNLY, 6upt Transportation.
T. M. EMERSON. Gsnl Passenger Agent.
nov 12 tf
CAROLIHA CEKTRAL RAILROAD CO.
Change of Schednle.
WESTBOUND TRAINS -
No. 1 No. 8. No 6 T
Deo. 15, 1887. Daily ex. DaOy sx Trt-
Sunday. Sunday. We. kly.
Leave WUnalngton 7.00 p. m 8 9f a. m
Arrive Laurinburg 12.C4 a- m 5 50 p m
No. 7.
Iave Laurinburg l.oe a, ra 5 00 a. m
Leave Bam let 2.88 a. m 7 (0 a. m
Arrive Charlotte.. T.8J a. m 8.0 p. m
Leave Charlotte... 8.45 a m
Leave Ltnoolnton - lUlan
Leave Shelby. . 12 1 A p. an
Ar. Hutbert'dton. SOOptm
EA8TBOUND TRAINS.
No. 2. No. 4. KostsVS
Deo IS, 18'7. Dally ex. Dally ex. Tri
Suaday. Sunday. Weekly.
L've RutberTdton. S 40 a. m
Leave abelbv 10.68 s m
Leave Llnoolnton. 12 45 p m
Arrive Charlotte.. Sis p.m
Leave CharkJtte. 8.16 p.m 5.60 a. m
Leave Hamlet 1 56 a. m L20p.m
Arrive Laurinburg 2.48 a, m 800 p. m
No. 8.
Leave lanrinbnrg. 9 68 a. m 5 4S a. m
Arrive Wttmtertoa SBSs-tn 4 88 p. m
Trams Nos. 1 and 9 make oloee connection at
Hamlet with trains to and from Raleigh.
Through Bleeping Car between Wilmington
and Charlotte and Charlott and Raleigh,
Take Train No. 1 tor 8tatesvUls and Station
on W.N. C. R- R. and points West. Also for Spar
tan burr. Green vine, Athens. Atlanta and all
points bouuiweax. Also, tor Aaasmue, via Bpar
tanburg.
Local Freight Nos. 6 aad 8 tri-weekly between
Wilmington and LevnTinburg.
Local Freight Nos. T and 8 dCy between
Laurinburg and Charlotte. -Nos.
6, 8, 7, 8, wul tak paaeager.
U a JONES.
SspermtsndsBt.
F. w. CLAK&, uenersi Passenger Agent.
. deo 15 tf ' -
CARLTON HOUSE,
Jarni Dnjlis totT,;H,.C,
0M
LINE OF WILMINGTON AND rWKLDON
ttsurosH, ns BBiiee troo nuaapoa
. ... - . r
.4 Tabts always weU snnpUod wtth ths best Us
aountry afford. Rate of Board very reason
sis. ' U.4. t:i m i)Hm
-dsetTDAWtf ,- -- rYoprtstoT.
mi:w ADVEitTisjnnau
im to 4300 worklnx for bs. smu r
frrted who oan laraish their own Lorsc t; 1
gl Ibtlr whole Ume to ths fciuUeee, - zc
Boofti may bs prafitahly e&pif yed -also. A
ttw tacsjreits m towns aaa elUe.
B. r. JOU?BaN St CO . '
, - 1 09 Mala SC. RWimonrt, Vs.
INi T.KUtr-ti
address - - -
GEO, P, ROWELL A CO.,
lO lpraet lustk Knr Tsrk Otv, .
For Select List cf 1,000 IfewTpapera.
wra bs sent FBBB, on imXokOeA. :
CUIUSWIB'
s)
86 a Day A Gold Ilino -
For Agents GrasdestKIsBieyBtaklsc Bl - -sireaever
offered. A roldes harvest lor tfcs .
next 1 wo Months. SIS JPsr SIesitsi scd
peases to active men to . sail oar goods No
r-splial res; I reeU No psodluig - eamt)e
case mi goods and v si cable tnf crrnauoa and fait -particulars
Fit HI s fewssbsg) we cean . '.
Just what wssy. Address at ottos " -
tTANI I KU BUY AOIW AJLB Wm iOUOU, M SfS.
ooinueens
aaiCROBE KILLER
la now ths rags In A stirs, Tex. .Sir. II set- .
asms, fcurseryrnao, Asstls, Texas, Is tha lnven- .
tor. Bs Cures a very Ltseass that dootors have -failed
to core Over rOt pereana In sad around
Ausun are sow using U Send for eironlarol bU '
treatment showing s orn staxe-mnbi and teatr -moalsis
of enres cade. Ad areas -
Wm. EADAHS, Mlcrtbo Killer, :
AC8TIN. TEXAS.
nov 12 DAW lm - -
University of Virgima;
Ths 4tki Beat Ion be ran Oct. 1st, ISSC'snd
will continue stlae snesttsis, but stadcats can .
enter at any time, and afver Jan nary .lat. lwea.'
rednctloo sf coe-ihlrd of eharges. Thcrourh la .
struetlon In Lltrarr,settsttfie astf Prs'
reaaieBBi airpsrassicsits, isciaamg asr.
fardleiate. PUsrsaacy. Aglnrlac and-
Agrlealtars.
For eataie ue spwy to
C. 8. VE.1SBLR, j a treats) rFscslty,:
P. O. LNlVltfahlTT OT VA. VA- r--nov
88 DAW lm
Palmetto Eailroad Co.
1887, Train wQ run as foRowa, dally except r-
Sundays :
rown crkii'i'il . - - -
AO. 1 rASBJLJNli AlV A-CILI rKKIWH r : -i.
Leave Hamlet, K. C 8.20 A. M."
k r n e as a m
W.I w vmv. WW , W. ................... ..M. J
GOIG NORTH:
Ko. 9 PASSENGER AND FREIGHT : ' - . .
Leave Che raw. b. C 4.S5 1. jl -
Arrive Hamlet, N. C 8 AS T.W. -
WE. MOSCUSX. ': 7
. s a GwoH
SftfTO tO aA a S71AA SS .
New York and Wfliiiington:-'
Steamship Co. v:
FROM PIER S3. EAST RIVER, Mt W TCRB
-- -
Located bet. Chamber aad Roosevelt Btu J r
At 2 o'clock P. -? ' '. '
GULF STREAM Saturday, ' f so. 24 .
BENEFACTUR Saturday, Deo. 81
FROM WILMINGTON
GULF STREAM Fr;day. Des,- fS
BEJtEF ACTOR.... '....Thursday. Deo, 29
3F Through BSla Ladmg and LovrsstThrusurh
Rates guaranteed to and from points tn North
and South Carolina.
For Freight or Passage appry to -
II. 43. inALLBONES,
Knperln tend ent,
WUmingtoB, M. C
Xbeo. i. Eger, TraSo Manager. New York. '
xw. i. ciyss sr.fio., Gsncrai Areets
ce xi u s Broadway. rew lora.
GEO. 8. THURBKR. ALBERTXGORE. ".. '
sT rWWCUev V V IwSsUsVt -,
B.G. EMPTE,
6eoT and Tres. . V
THTTRBER & GORE
lumiauk -.-:r
. 9 r ..
n-aa coaoiEBCBiBCiLBtNG '
a. sl ym. Ajv way. -u.,
ORDERS EXECUTED ON ALL EXCHANGES! .
BV4A f W
,
1- A.C TT TT ss, est A SbssW eass, -
nnnK 11 1 iihw nHrmvHr
cbah capital paia in. tsoo,gook
Etirplns Pnad, - - -$130,000
" '''"
ni rutururia :
W L GORE.
G. W. WILLIAMS,
DONALD MacRAE
H. VOLLEBH.
R. R. BRTDGZES
c. m. 8tedman
isaac bates; .
jab, a. leak,
f. rhein8tetn.
t.B.BORDEH,
J. W. ATKINSON.
ISAAC BATES. Preside C .
G. W. WILLIAMS, Flos President. ;' - 5
aa 89 tf ft. D. WALLACE. Cashier.
Atkinson & Illannfnr
AGENTS, , -.;v-
Hortt Carolina Home limEeCeiiis,Tl:.
'yy E OFFER TO THOSE WAITING JlfgUB-
ANCE AGAINST FIRE. PolicHe in this Old and .
Rollabls Horns Institution. - , . . . -
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W ftTWTirT4nftBLTVMMt' '
CHARLES ROOT, Secretary - '
pit, 1 L7i mwn n. . ..i, - w .
ty4tf
Charlotte Daiiv Chronicle;
A.DEMOCRATIC NEW8PAFER,
Drl.nt, TSewsy, 3teap.
Tt a TT mmm m 9va TAsrnvw ssfv 4Ka W-jaat ; .
OUVTsj aaa irvyilH W SeaBS asaaw eV I SSPI 1
likes AxAiesalteness tn Business aadtaBtaW . "
Snaosrares ths TTnbnBdlns? of North Caro Ite
I a 8tronr Advocate of Mors aad Better Ed-
oeation. ..:,--,- , - -
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w. 0. u&mbx, .
Editor, aad Prorvilor' '
uiartoHS. n. v. oavutawv -
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Tne iiorxn uaroiinian.
EHaastBi City - - - ZVsrt. Osirollzuu
E3TABLIEHE1) IJf 1868. . '
Tn,.....M.. '.c.... ... fl 80 a Yeai
Ths oldest aad leadlEgpaper in Eastera North
Carolina. Puhllahsd at ths buctnsc eentrs ef
the Albsmazia section. Special!? devoed To
awakening aa tntsrest m dsveloping the re
Of um BtAts, Toierast, inoependent s?d pro- ,
pie all through the eastern part oi tLet uie
AdverUatSE rates liberal. Addra
. . - - - paler cr?jcr!7, '
. ly tf - J . r-1 Editor and Proprietor,
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