North Carolina Newspapers

- '. ' ' " , - -i 7 - -v . ' Jf ' . . -. THE MORNING STAR Jy WILLIAM Hi BERNARD. PUBLISHED DAILY EXCEPT MONDAY Mju or BtrBsoximoN, nt adyaro. x vear (by MaH), Postage PaM. . . . . nx Months, Three Months', .-To City Subscribers, delivered to uy mtt In Me'not authorlsod to collect for more fnan three months in aavanee. re& at the Post Ofiftoe At Wilmington. N. C -eT as Second Class Hatter. V1QRNING EDITION . OUTLINES. The tariff question was discussed both in the Senate and House yes terday, Mr. Voorhees making a lengthy speech in the Senate, and jlessrs. Bynum, of Indiana,Browne of Indiana, Dockery, of Missouri, Shaw, of Maryland, and Glass, of Missouri, making speeches in the House. An agreement has been reached in the Ways and Means Committee up on the time to be allowed for general debate in the House upon the tariff. J-Republican State Conventions ,vere held in Massachusetts and Pennsylvania yesterday for the selec tion of delegates to the Chicago Na tional Convention; the delegates se lected from Massachusetts are un derstood to strongly favor Blaine's nomination. Yesterday's of ferings of government bonds ag gregated $3,032,000. A bulle tin issued yesterday morning says Emperor Frederick passed a good night, and that his condition is satisfactory. Negro troubles pre vail at Bessemer, Ala., and fears were prevalent Monday night that the town would be burned; a late tele gram, however, reports all quiet, but a feverish apprehension still prevails that the trouble is not ended. The high school building at Concord, H., was burned yesterday; all of the children escaped in safety -. The asgregate of bonds accepted to date at the treasury, $3,525,000. The Southern Immigration Conven tion met at Hot Springs, N. C, yes terday; large delegations are present from a number of Southern States, including many distinguished per sons. Very cold weather is re ported in Virginia, with heavy frosts, and it is thought the fruit crop is ruined. A murder and suicide are reported from Nelsonville, Ohio, and in Rochester, N. T., a man killed his wife from jealousy, and then at tempted to kill himself. A war of extermination has been declared in Manchester, N. H., against all liquor dealers, and a number of places have been raided by the league for the suppression of the liquor traffic. New York markets: Money easy at 23 per cent.; cotton firtt"Bjt 9jc; wheat, No. 2 red April 94i94ic; corn, o. 2 May 6363ic; rosin quiet at $1 201 22i; spirits turpentine nominal at 38c. Minister Pendleton is reported im I rove i from his paralytic attack. k i now said that the Knights of Libor i ave decreased io nambera a fall half million in lees than two varg. Rev. Edward Hopper, of New l-ik, ditd suddenly while writing a poem on Heaven. He was a Presby- For ler. years N. P. Wells, the Secret uy aod Treasurer of the Seneca Falls (N. Y.,) SaviDgs Bank, admits he has been steahog. Boulangeriem has got a black eye. J he French Chamber sustained Pre mier Fioquet by approving of the ap pointment of Freycinet to the War Department. Andrew Carnegie wants his ope ratives to work for twelve hours. He is one of yoar High Tariff blowers and a successful Plutocrat. Andy wants too mncb. E. C. Loring, a celebrated oculist of New York, and an ex partner of the late Dr. Agnewyre cently dcceaeed, suddenly expired n the street on Monday.' We are reading an historical work b7 Prof. R.rW. Dabney, of Univer 81t7 of Indiana, sndx Jwben we have finished it will offer an opinion a to its merits. He is the son of author of that capital Southern C0'fcl, "Don Miff." ; Cabl is trying to stir up the Degroes to blood shed.. In Boston he Jectured to them and said:,, V 'Riht there is lbs mark of aiTJoited D,aUs minie ball. I got it trying to help Perpetuate your slavery. If 1 eonld'-iisk my life trying to perpetuate. laveryj mhat can you cot risk, except honor, ' to -etab-"sn your liberties ?" Tourgee, the slanderer of Nortjh Carolina, is to write political 'articles for that rampant, radical sheet, the Chicago Inter 0&7& wing the campaign. The tells its readers: '.'..'' J "TlmM .1 1 ...J .TiK TO rand' and other of Tourgee' books knpw enough of the gentleman' .brick-throwing went to understand that A Bystander's Notes' io a Presidential year will be worth Will it not be mud-throwing rather than brick-throwing? i i j. ii ii iri 1 JLMAU VOL. XLII.-NO. 30. The Demsorata intend to scatter the needed economic literature. The people should read and inform them, aelrea aa to the great burdens and in equalities of an unjoat, unconstitu tional War Tariff. The Washington special to the World says: The demand for Mr. Miila'a speech on k ng4he Uri date ad for report on the -Ways and Means bd la somethiBB unprecedented. Nothing like it hat ever been known before. Already orders have been received tn immm .7. speech and 800.000 copies of the report! Representative Scott, of Pennsylvania will distribute 25 000 of the speecbi and Rep - -vTr j uuuej oi new iork, 80 nO0. while a dozen members have ordered 5.000 thousand to membera of Congresp." I he Committee would do well to print 200,000 copiea of Senator VanceVable articles contributed to the Baltimore Sun. They are thought ful and foroefal. Died, on Monday. April 23d. in Brooklyn, Long Island, Mrs. Mary x. iungsbnry, widow of the late Gen. Charles P. Kingsbury, U. S. Army. She was a native of Favette- ville, N. C. In her maidenhood, when Miss MacMillan, she was beautiful. and in her declining years a most at tractive, refined, cultivated, devout ly religious woman of God. She was member of the Presbyterian Church. Her asre was abont q This writer has known her intimate-, ly for nearly forty year, and was deeply attached to her. She was ripe for Heaven, bat tho heart mast suffer in the sundered tie, bat bless ed be the name of the Lord. Democratio Senators received an unfavorable impression from the fact that Minister Phelps, who is a candi date for Chief Jnstice, paid a visit to the Senate, the body that is to confirm or reject. A Washington special to the Charleston News and Courier says: "The Democratic Senators tm a ml greeted him only in the most formal man ner, and, judging from the temarks made by several of them, he failed to create a fa- oraoie impression, iney aia not nesilate to say that bis visit to the Senate was for the purp. seof making friends on the Dem ocratic side in case he should receiva the coveted nomi nation.' Queen Victoria and Emperor Joseph, of Austria, met at Innbbruck, and this causes the N. T. Vforld to say that "it is memorable for the fact that no British sovereign has ever pet foot on Austrian territory since the old Crusading days when King Richard Ccenr de Lion was imprisoned by Dake Leopold of Austria and the Emperor of Ger many nntil discovered by his faith ful troubadour Blonael." A very remarkable case is being tried in New York city. Rev. E. Walpole Warren is before the court as an "imported" clergyman. Trinity Chnrch is charged with violating the statute forbidding importation of "contract labor," and that choicest city pulpits are invaded by foreign preachers. This is a test case of a foolish law. If found gnilty the de fendant is liable to be mulct for $1,000. Bayne, the unfortunate Bank Pres ident of Norfolk, Va., is in the Al bany penitentiary. Many think him innocent of any purpose to rob the patrons of the bank. But what abont the Raleigh boodlers ? Did they rob, or attempt to rob, or intend to rob? Has any body been hurt? What will the law say ? Representative Martin, of Texas, smells blood. "Fee, fo, fi, fum, I smell the blood of an Americun." He wants to put to death any. one con victed of bribing or attempting to bribe aUnited States Jndge,a member of Congress, or Government official. He should add, all who are bribed as well as the bribers. " tiecjeg c Trnsr. NEW ADVERTISEMENT. Musson Look at our stock. Li. H. Mkakks Underwear. A. Bhbtjer Spring clothing. S.A. Schloss & Co. Auction sale. Jakes D, Nurr Headache remedy Fob Sale Double-case gold watcb. E Wakkkk & Son OraoBes, apples; etc. Cbarge with Larceny. . T W H. Scott, a colored barber, was arrested: - yesterday; : r charged ; with, stealing a : pocket-book oontaming one hundred dollars, from Jack Da vis, mate Of the schooner Delhi. Scott was taken to police headquarters and looked up to await an investigation before the Mayor to-day. Scott went on board the vessel and was employed by the mate to cut the latter's-hair. It is alleged that while engaged , in this tbnsorial' work Scott abstracted th poeket-book from Davis' poeket and transferred it to his own. i; - - WILMINGTON, aoeai Dot. There is talk or a big hotel to be built this summer on the ham mocks at WrlghtsviUeV . ' " ' The steamer D. Murchison left late yesterday afternoon.f or Fayette ville with a large freight The meeting of stockholders of the Bellevue Cemetery Company last night failed forlackof a quorum. : Mr. George A. Ramsay left for Yew York last, night in further ance of his scheme for: the develop ment of Pender, Duplin and Onslow counties. The cold weather of the last two or three mornings 'has no doubt caused slight injury to truck farms, although there has been no frost re ported in this section. The Stab is Indebted to Mr.,N J. Held, photographer of Dobson, Surry county, for a large photograph of the grand old Pilot Mountain. showing the only ascent accessible which is by means of ladders. Commander B. P. Lamberton, who has been in charge of the light- nouses in this (the Sixth) distr cthas been detached.to take effect Jane 30. and Lieut. Commander R. B. Hitch cock has been ordered as assistant in! apector of the Sixth light house dis trict, May 1, and as inspector of that district June 30. The house of Stephen Bowen, colored, on MacBae street near Mul berry, caught on fire yesterday after noon about 6 o'clock. The fire was on the roof near the chimney, and was put out in a few minutes. The dam age was trifling. An alarm was turned in which brought out the fire depart ment, but the services of ;the firemen were not needed. It is abont time to make ar rangements for the approaching en campment of the State Guard. There is every indication that the city will be filled with visitors on that occa sion. Already we hear of numerous applications made for accommoda tions during encampment week, and some of the proprietors of boarding houses say that they have had appli cations from more persons than they can accommodate. A New Hallroad. Mr. George A. Ramsay, one of Pen der's most enterprising citizens, has perfected arrangements to build a railroad from Burgaw, on the Wil mington & Weldon road, to Jackson ville, in Onslow county. The road is an assured fact and will be built this summer, we are told. Although only twenty-eight miles in length its com pletion will tend to' the development of a large section of the most fertile and valuable farming lands in the State, which for want of means of transportation and lack of communi cation with business centres are now lying idle and unproductive. In connection with this railroad en terprise a Land and Improvement Company has been formed, for the purpose of opening up the country to settlement and affording inducements for a desirable class of immigrants. Truck farming is one of the Industries that the road is expected to promote, and which it is believed the country is admirably adapted to, early fruits and vegetables maturing here almost as soon as the crops of the truckers in the neighborhood of Savannah, Ga., with the advantage of being in easy reach of the Northern markets. The Dromneri LlcnTax. A case that excited considerable in terest . was tried in - Justice. Millis Court, involving the constitutionali ty of the tax on drummers and ped dlers. B. F. Wilson, representing a manufacturing concern In Columbus, Ga., was engaged in taking orders, for suits of men's clothinr. 'hibiting samples of goods from which selec tions were madel and was arrested on the charge of peddling without li cense; section 23 of the Laws of 1387 requiring the payment of a license tax of twenty-fly dollars in each county. Mr.Manden Bellamy appear ed as counsel for Wilson, while Mr. H. A. Bagg, chairman Of the Board of County Commissioners, was present in behalf of .the county. After hear ing argument, the Justice decided to order the prisoner discharged;' dn the ground that the UV S. Supreme Court has decided the State law imposing the license tax ' to be unconstitu tional. Pnei Democrats. The Democratic ; . Convention of Pender county . met- yesterday at Burgaw. A special iLdMptcn .from that place says that the delegates to the State and Districts Conventions were Instructed to vote for Maj. d M. S ted man for Governor , and Maj. C. W. McClammy for Congressman "first, last and all the time.' Delegates appointed' to the State Convention areMr. Geo. A. Ramsay, Dr. Ennett.-iDieo Lucas, Mrl Bruce Williams Mr. Jaa. Colvin; Dr, 8. S; Batch well. -Mr. T. J. Armstrong MrV Gibson? James, Mr. J. B. Bannerr man. Mr.- B.K. Bryan iJr.i ana jar. JT.Poy. k N. C, THURSDAY, APRIL.26, 1888. vi a titer I n die alio bi. The following , are the indications for to-day, received at 1 a. m.: For North Carolina, South Carolina and Georgia, warmer weather, fresh to southerly winds, preceded by east erly winds in Sonth Carolina and Georgia., mayor's court. There were only three cases for trial at the opening of the Mayor's Court yesterday morning. Moses Devine, colored,' was sen tenced to thirty days on-the chain gang on failure to pay a fine of twenty dollars for disorderly conduct; and C. Moseley and James Galley, both col ored and both disorderly, were each fined five dollars, or to work ten days on the chain gang. Ssotberat Vegetables. Strawberries are quoted in New York at from 80 to 40 cents per quart for fair and prime, and 20 to 80 oents for fair to good. Green peas sell readily at from $1.50 to $2.00 per crate. Cabbages, $3.00 to $3.50 per barrel. Asparagus $450 to $6.50 per dozen bunches, according to quality. 1 O. O. F. April 26th is the natal day of American Odd Fellowship, and to-day is the sixty-ninth anniversary. The lodges of the Order in this city will meet as usual, but there will be no formal observance of the day. LIST OF LETTERS Remaining in the Post Office Wed nesday, April 25, 1888: A Miss B E Armstrong. Mrs R A Apperson. B R H Bryon, C H Barness." C James Henry Clark, M A Cham bers, Mary Maglones Clemon. JJ susan JJlxon. Miss .Nancy De bt port. G Gubs Green 2. Anna Gause. Miss Filne Grays, Samuel O Gillskno. H Rachel A Hill, Ulara Hines. C H Huffin, V H Henderson, Ward Hill, William M Holley, Daniel Hill. I Rachel lrvin. J B J Jenkins, Hattie Jones, Vir ginia Jinkins, Miss Jannie Johnson, W T Johnson, John M J ones. K William S Kelly. L Mrs Catema Loyed. M Rachel Murdook, Mary Jane MoMillion, Cathern Murrill, William Mclver, Kate McKov Mrs Harrill Mc Duffie. Haywood Miller, Alfred Mc- Clammy, Chas H McDowell, Diana McCoy. N Rea Nixon. O Matt O'Brien. P Rev H W Price, Alex Payton, W C Price. R Annie Russell, Mary A Robinson. Messrs Abe Robison & Bros, T B Rus sell, Edmond Robinson. S Julia Sintrleterry. Janie Smith, S Sevens, Miss Bell Stand ford, Emla Skinner, Willie Smith, Rev Thomas Scott. Tucker, Smith & Co. T Lucy Thompson. W Thos Williams 2, Hannah Wig gins, Martha G Williams. John Ward. Henry Williams, Lizzie Wigins 2, S F Williams, X w Williams, Augustus Washington, Clem Wright, Sarah Williams. Pmnnn H n c for letters in the above list will please say "adver tised." Letters will be sent to the Dead Letter Office, at Washington, v. U., ir not cailea lor witnin tniny days. O. G. Parsley, P. M. Quarterly meetlnge. South. Second round of Quarterly meetings. Mairnolia circuit, at Trinity, April 28 and 29. Brunswick circuit, at Uoncora, May 5 and 6. Southport station, aiay o anu . Graceiphurch, at Wilmington, May 12 and 13. , Whiteville circuit, at Fair Bluff, 19 and 20. Carver's Creek circuit, at Wayman, May 26 and 27. Clinton cireuit,at Anarew u suyci, June 2 and 3. Waccamaw circult.Iat Shilob, June 9 and 10. Brunswick Mission, at Shilob, June 9 and 10. ... , Onslow circuit, Jacksonville, June 16 and 17. 14. Kenan8ville circuit, at Charity, June 23 and 24. Elizabeth cirouit, June 80 and July 1st. . Thos. W. Guthrik. P. E. U frequently asked, we will simply say that she Is rtagiy deroted her time' and talents as a female Phydolan and nurse, principally among ettldren Shehas eBpeoiaUy studtod the oonstitutloB and wantsof this numerous class, and, as salt or this effort, and practical knowledge, obtained to a Lifetime penta a nuneand phyffotan, ahehas tag. It operates like maglo-glvtag rest and . J I. ann tn rail IllStS the bowels. In consequence of this artlole Mrs. Wtas low la becoming world-renowned aa a benefactor of her race; cWldrea- wtalnly do bibi vt and bless her: especially is this the oase In this city. Vast quantities of the Soothing Syrnp are dajlt sold and used here. We think lira, wlnslpw haa tmatortaUzed her .name by this taTaluable ard ole. and we sincerely believe thousands of chflr dren have been Bared from an early grare oyit" timely use, and that millions yet unborn wifl share its benefits, and unite In calling her blessed. No Motheb has discharged her duty to her suffer ing' little one, to our opinion, until she has en Kibe benefit of Mrs. WinatoWs Soothing ; Syrup NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. A. Or McOIIlTv Auctioneer. BT 8, A. SCHLOSS CO. ypBIDAT. iH OTJltiat,ra ROOMS, AT 10 all the Barber Furniture of John Werner's Bar beV shop, damaged by the late Are. ap 86 it Underwear, AXBKIQOAM AND 11SLX THBKAD. LOTJI3 H. kaiKXS. Ho. Pront, . Gentlemen's Furnlsalnx House, ipntlsf. Agent f or KNOX" Hat. HEEEIHG'S TJHADYCROTXIJbY j - FOB BXADACHB ONLY, AT ' "v? ' y f JAXSS D. HUT5M, - apSStf j : .Druggist. TBBBISII.S. The maQa close and arrlTe at the City Post Office as follows Northern through and way malls 8:00 A. X gortaarn through mails, fast ... WSft P. M orta-Carolina , and. Atlantic and , .. i North oarouna Bacroaaa ana routes suTiatlad therefrom. .. -..." : . . 840 A. M Rsleiffh and FavetteTUla..6iP. 8 DO A. M Southern way maU. JiOP.M 8outnern through mans . . . . 9M P. X -: DAILY EXCEPT 8TJNDAY. Western mausvO. O. Railway.... . 6M P. X C. P. Y. V. R. u. ana point sup . ... nlied therefrom .' . 6:45 P. X Raleigh A Hamlet Railroad and points sudd led therefrom:. 5:45 P. X SmlthTille . iXH P. X Wrlghtamie....:.' 8-80 A. M Clinton, epeolal i 3:15 P. X TUKSDAY8AKD FRIDAYS. Onslow C. H. and Intermediate offieea. 9100 A. X Little Rrrer, S. C, and u.termedlate offices 2.00 P. X Cape Fear rirerjma.il laOP.X uriM run. ujsji v An x ... Northern and way mails. . . 8:30 P. X Northern through mall, late I ISM P. X Southern through malls 041 A. X Southern way mall SLS0 A. X Carolina Central Railroad.... 9:30 A. M XaUs oolleoted from street boxes in bus! nesa portions of city at S A.M., 11M A.M. and 4.-45 P.M.; from other parts of the city at 5 A.M. and 4 P. M. Stamp Office open from 8.00 A. M. to 5:09 P. M Stamps on sale at general dellrery 043 A. M, to 10 A. X. and 1 to T P. X. General dellrery open from 840 A.M. to 7 P.M. and on Sundays from 9:30 to 1030 A. M. Curriers delrrery open on Sunday from 9:30 to 1030 A. X. Money Order and Regtstty Department open 8.00 kj X. to IDO PM. ' v.: NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. For Sale. HADiUMB U0ULE-CA82 GOLD WATCH io perfect repair and an almoat perfect time keeper. Will be sold CHBAP la order to pay a debt Call at Star Offlje or address "P." ap 26 St JUST RECEIVED iN EXTRA LOT FLORIDA AND MESSINA ORANGES, A S Pi WALL BANANAS AND RUSSET APPLKS. E. Warren & Son, BXOU&NGB CORNER. ap SI it Wanted, RSU&BLB BOY. RSCOMMSNOATION3 required . Apply at ap25tt STAR OFICX. Notice. OTICR IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT A NEW Series of Stock in U Wilmington Homestead A Loan Association will be Issued on Saturday, May 5th, 1333. Books of subscription will be opened at the office of the Treasurer, at the Western Union Telegraph office, beginning April 23th and closed Mst 5th This U a gMd oppor tunity for persons not able to purehsse the old stock to borrow money cheaply and i ecure a home. By order of the Board of Director. C. C. BBOWN, ap t tt Seoretary and Treasurer. L00E AT OUR STOCK OP Qloi3"h i n THE BEST GOODS POR THE LEA SI" MONEY 13 AT ivrxjzsrsoisr's, MERCHANT TAILOR. AND CLOTHIER. aptf If You Wish to Appear IN A STYLISH, HANDSOME AND Well-Fitting Suit DROP IN AT HARRISON ALLEN'S OLD STAND. Tlie Largest, Bsst and Cbeanest Line OP SPRING CLOTHING erer exhibited In 3 Wilmington la to be found there. AN EXAMINATION OP THE STOCK INVARI ABLY RESULTS IN A PURCHASE. V.- SZE3TIRIEIEj JrC? 30 NORTH PRONT STREET. ap25tf New York and Wilmingtoi) Steamship Co. PROM PIER ''89, BAST RIVER. NEW YORE Located bet. Chambers and Rooserelt Bts-, At o'clock P. M. EQUATOR ..:......faturday. Aprai4 aitNEPACTOR f.faturday, Aprfljl EQUATOK Wednesday Ai-rll 85 GULP STREAM ..Saturday, AprflxS - s FROM WHJUNQTON. GULP STREAM Prfday, AVl EQUATOR frlday, AprU Jt BKBTEPAOTOR .. . Friday. EQUATOR Tuesday. May 1 ' 0T Througli BQlsLadrng and Lowest Through Bates guaranteed to and from points In North and South Carolina. . . ' ; Por Freight or Passage apply to O. SntLLBOlfES, , flnpermtaadeatj Wilmington, R, C ' Tkeo. ti. lsf,TrafflO'Xanar,KewTOTE. nr. F. Gly Co., General AgHM' ap'Utf 5 Broadway. New York. MiUxnei "VBW GOOD8RJKCEIYED AND 0PX5ED.- , "V- Poritlea' ' ' - j' ' XBa.'K,.M. BTBOCX;? t "? . ' w Jo. 10 Pront itr sat, ' .- -: mh 29 Hr AT.fsW stens wf ststtrsv1; . . . , -1 : ... . . -f ... ... WHOLE NO. 6735 NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. , CASH HOUSE! 116 Market Street. WILL OPEN THIS WERE AINEW I.T OP WHITE GOODS IN ALL THE EIFPS&ENT TEXTURES AND VARIETIES. FL0TJNCINGS In Nalnseoks, 8wiiS and Cambrics, Valenolennes, Guipure and Xgyptlan. DEESS GOODS AND TRIMMINGS TO MATCH. SUMMRBISILB: ss and SO cents. Specialties in Jerseys. . 500 Black, fort! $150 for $1 00. 1,000 Colored, " 2.50 " 1 25. 500 CI til Stales, 51 3.00" 1.50. Many other desirable goods selling very low. SCALL POR BARGAINS AT ll. m. K ATZ'S, 116 Market St., WILMINGTON N. C. ap 15 tf April 21st, 1888. AM OFFERING POR THE 6PRIKG TRADE the best and moat oomplete Stock of the Season at lowest prices. Handsome Spring Dress Goods, all of the light shades la Albstrosr, Trench and American Sat teens, Printed Challt?, Percales, Gingham and Prist?, to my great specially, White Goods, my stock surpassea that of any former season. WtlieButbroldered Dresses, with Trim mins to match. Plaid Checked and plain India LI. en. Batata t Claire and Frenon Nainsook, a few handsome Kmbroldered Pique Dresses 'J htse goods are very fashions' le and In great demand . A large stock of Hon e keeping Goods, Table Cfoth Napkins. Towel, etc . at prices lower ibaoeTer. Bandkerohi-fs and Hosiery for La dles and Gentlemen Some very good styles in Clo'hs and Caasl meres for mm and boya, with a full general stock of Dry Goods and Notions, ap W it JNU. J. BEUK1CK. Stetson's W ORLD RENOWNED HATS. LATEST STYLES JUST RECEIVED AT I SBhIKK'8, New York Hat More, North Pront 8reet. ap 90 tf Klgn of big Hat Your Attention IS CALLED TO THE LOW PBICE8 OP OUR Custom Made Garments. In addition to cloth stock I hare 1,503 samples of Imported ciotn, from which customers can choose a suiting or trousering with a guarantee of a perfeot fit and style M. ROSEN M ANN, ap 2i tf 6 Market street CALIFORNIA SYRUP FIGS, Q ASTORIA, BUCEXAND'S SCOTCH OATS Essence, "A. B." Hyatt's Life Balaam, Spark' Perfect Health, Bubinat Cowdal Water. ROBERT B. BELLAMY. Druggist, ap 8 tf N W rjnr Frrvht nd Market sts. WUiiton Mm & Trust Co., MARKET, BETWEEN SECOND AND THIRD streets. JOHM WILDER ATKINSON, President W. P TOOMSil, Cashier. 'Lends money on Mttiaiactory security. Pays Interest on depo&Ls. It empowered t j execute Trusts of all kinds, mhatf Sash, JOORP, BUNDS, GLAS8,AND A PULL LINE of Builders' Hardware, for sale low by GEO. A. PECK, ap 28 tf 29 South Pront street Twenty-Five Oents Only J3ER WXSS (DELIVERED) POR THE N. Y. Times, jr. Y. Herald . Y Sun. N. Y. Star, W. Y. Tribune. N. Y. world. Illustrated Papers, Fash ion Books, Magazines, libraries, Ac, at Pub lishers' prices, always on hand at q j RRTS, ap 33 tf Popular News and Cigar Store. Tobacco. Snuff and Cigars, pLOUR. MEATS, LARD, MOLASSES, SUGAR Coffee, Soap, Starch, Pork, Meal, Core, Hay, Hoop-Iron, Glue, Ac, Ac, dally arrtrmg, which we 'offer to tho trade at close prtoes. Correspondence solicited. Our best attention gtren to all orders. ' HALL A PEARSALL, Wholesafls Grooen, mhl8DWtf Hand l south Water 8L NorthroftHodges and Taylor, " tES'JL UgPHANCE ACT.. TEE PZBXASSET8 ALONE RXPRESXNT OVER Liberal Policy contra cts. prompt ' adlustments Badonjok paymautof losses. -: ' ' '.V WaJnu street, TslspheneNo. 1L . . , ... sah sn UATB9 DMtHK JtMltvi ttvut jairBaM One Out l a . tw- " . . tw uaya,....... 2 uw iaraw..... .. Pour Daya........ Fire rjara. . . -. Tj 6C. " . " Oae Week,. " Two Weeks... .. -; rtree Weeks,..;.. - Oee Month, Two Months.... " ' ' ,rjree Months,..-.. . - Months. . Oa Year. oc ..... S 6C . ... .. 8 CC ...... 13 Oq 18 00 .... C4 00. 08 -v'8 tf - lyContraojt AdTerttoementa taken at propor- tkmately low rates." ; ",:''-.;. .:. v . ' Ten Unes uxlld Nonpareil type make one souar- NKW ADVERTISEMENTS. BROWN & RODDICK, 9 NORTH FIIONT ST. Fine Colored Dress Goods. YTE WD3H TO CALL THE ATTENTION OP our Customers to the large and oholoe assort ments which we are now showing in fine ENG LD3H AND FRENCH DRESS GOODS; among which we mention the following : The Celebrate! Baijeon Cailnere, O INCHES, 75c. In all the leading shades. They hare a regular Broaooloih finish and are the best cashmere im ported In thl country at the price. All Wool Henriettas, 40ISCEES, 80o. These goods are manufactured by one of tbs first inglisa firms, and are guaranteed for bril liancy of coloring. All Wool Albatross, 40 INCHES, 60c The abe are lu all the most fashionable sbaoes of the seas n. Such qnaUtlea are actually sold In this city for 76a. French Costume Cloth, IN TWO GRADES, 40 IN. 60 AND OOo. This material Is certainly ooe of the most d 3 atrable fabrics rffered in Dress Go da for tt Is cl ma'e wl.h sufficient body to h-ng In graoefal folds; tte colorings ate soft and delicate. Hare you teen our cb EVIOT TWEEDS in plaid snd stripe" for children'- wea, 6f c pr yard? a most delloate iwj toned effect, at d without doubt the most Styllan Fabric luthe market. We hare no fart her space for DPES GOODS, bit offer fall lines ot all the new materials from 10c a yard upwards. Moiri Silts in Plain and Strip. 20 INCH SURAH SILK, 90c, beautiful and soft 22 " M " $i io PULL LINE NUN'S YBIL1NG3 FOR VEILP, S1.C0, $1.25 and $1.85. Dress Trimmings. SILK BRAIDS, in Black and Colors for Bind ings. Gilt Braid, Steel and Silver. BRAIDED SETS, all colors CUr STEEL SBT FANCY WORSTED BRAID', 15c. FANCY SILK BBAIDS, 50 and OOo per yard. BLACK PASSAMSNTRIB SETS, by the yard. CORDS AND BALLS, &c, Ac Cashmere Shawls. Beautiful Assortment of COLORS, new shades, two grades $1.C0 and $3X0. Drop in and see us; It win pay ;ou. BROWN & RODDICK . 9 NORTH PRONT STREET. ap M tf NOTICE TO BAKIR8 POR 8 ALE, A PIR8T Class Bakcrr In the town of Durham. N. C doing a good bosluees and for sale ooeap, and good reasons giren for selling. Call on or and rets w ft PAUL, I ap 24 1 w Enterprise Bakery, Durham. N. C Refrigerators, JEPRIGERATORS, - REFRIGERATORS. RSPRIGSRATOB8, Large stock. Many sixer, for sale by aPlStf DII.B8 ifURCHIHON Cabinet Organs. TTB HAVE ON HAND A PINE 8ELXCTION of CABINET ORGANS. We also hare some Or gans slightly used, which we offer rerj low. We represent the Pianos of Sohmtr A Co-, E. G abler A Bros., James A Ho7matrom and Bebr Bros., which we offer very low for Cash or Instal ments. X. VaxLAXR. 4t7 Red Cross street, Wilmington, V C ap24tf Some Novelties. WE OFFER SOME OP THE NEWEST THINGS IN THE Boot and Shoe Trade, andlnyltethe public to call and Inspect our stock. Geo. R. French & Sons, 106 NORTH FRONT STREET. ap24tf To Owners of Vehicles! yyHEN YOU MEZD ANY REPAIRING OR Painting done rire us a call. WH1 ruarantee you the BEST WORK at the LOWEST PRICES. We haTe a fine lot of Buggies. PhjBtons, Surrles Wagons, Carta and Drays on hand, wbioa we are aelllnc very cheap.'. - . if ' :v a B. SOTJTHZRXAKD OCX. ;. " . s -V -. tuoosesors to H. P, svoDoacall i "dee 11 tf Oerner Seeoad and Princess afta. V - r '--N -l. 't : . , . i '. -: r 1 m "i-; i f 1 ..y , -. a S 'i i i. " S ' t - ;.! i ': i . ?- J 41 v.-- ..I- 4