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Qatci C7 XIJVKUTIIHOi . - ooe Sour OwDty, ' sa T 3 'wvlfnr5!w'""'"''i'--- w - r". ?lv DayflL-.:.i.-.-i.:.-. 1 1 so V ? ' OMWjt..,....v..,.;..rt...,. et oaeVear(byM.l....::Wg " ifV J-L JA ' J W; Vy ftree Months . M n 1 - - - : . . ' . - - : -. ...-.-..-.. " -v-- . : 4.: . " . ' " - " ? :, ;- -TV, city Subscribers, delivered la any part . mT ritv. Twklvb Cnw per week. Our city ?ft,n are not authorised to olleot for more Aj ttiree montha in advance. -r at the Poat Offloe at Wilmington, N. C fORNING EDITION. OUTLINES. In the Senate Mr. Blair introduced a joint resolution proposing an amendment to the constitution, and the bill increasing the appropriation' for the expenses of collecting customs revenues was passed; the House pro ceedings -were unimportant. In secret session of the Senate the - fish eries treaty was indirectly discussed, but was not formally taken up. General Sheridan was not so well yes-: terday morning, and a physician -is constantly in attendance on him; heart failure is said to be his trouble. Hon. W. H. H. Cowles has been unanimously renominated for Con gress by the Democrats in the eighth district of yorth Carolina; delegates to the St. Louis Convention were selected, and President Cleveland and tariff reform enthusiastically en dorsed. The Chicago market yesterday was very active in grains and dull in provisions, - The municipal elections in Staunton and Norfolk, Va., resulted generally in the success of the Democratic tickets; a Republican mayor was elected in Norfolk. Business failures du ring the past week number 225, against 189 last week. Total net receipts of cotton at all of the ports since September 1st, 5,350,576 bales. The General Assembly of the Southern Presbyterian Church reas sembled in Baltimore yesterday, and the case of Dr. Woodrow against the Synod of Georgia was resumed, and Rev. Dr. Striekler, of Georgia, ad dressed the Assembly on the part of the Synod. A complimentary ball was given to Admiral Luce and officers of the North Atlantic squad ron, at Beaufort, S. C, last night, which was a brilliant affair. New York markets: Money easy at per cent.; cotton quiet at 10 lOc; southern flour in light request; wheat, No. 2 red May 94i96ic; corn, No. 2 May 6565ic; spirits turpentine dull at 36e; rosin steady at fl 20 1 25. :, tab, Sammy -Randall. Dora Pedro is reported some bet ter. North Carolina Rads are dyiDgto have "Jingo" Jeems, the "tattooed" nvi'i. The Pennsylvania, Democrats in dorse the Mills Tariff bill and Cleve land. Good enough. Ex Gov. John M. Palmer has been nominated for Governor of Illinois by the Democrats. This is a good choice. Illinois Democrats are for Cleveland. Gladstone is happy. Mr. Evans, Liberal, captured the Tory seat in Southampton and by nearly a thous and majority. A splendid victory ! A moat hopeful indication! ! hey do say that Col.,Waddell did curry down "My Son Oliver" most bemti fully and thoroughly in a cer tain campaign very tenderly rem em bcrnl by the said M. S. O. When J. -P. Newman is elected a Methodist Bishop it is a sure sign that good Bishop timber is very scarce. He is a clerical demagogue and blatherskite with a rare gift of gab. A youog lady at Lumberton writes us : ' " m 1 1 am devoted to the Stab. I admire its pure, moral aod religious sentiments. I find ii a good companion at any time." Thanks for the good words. There were but two delegates in the Penugylvania Democratic Con vention who wre not in harmony with the great Democratic Tariff reform movement. Randallism is weak. , -. . ': Sonth Carolina bad a bier bank w i D d 1 e Su m ter Nationallast An RUHt. Charles E. Bartlett, cashier, departed and has not since been beard from. He only got $80,000 His bondsmen are now being sued. 't isa sad fact that the Methodists i" electing Bishops actually resorted to Fallot stuffing. So says the New ' k dailies. This comes of preach iog politics. The next thing was to copy low political methods. -- Do you en. Phil. Sheridan , has had a stroke of apoplexy Tie will recover Grantaid to us in 186, thaVf tb United States were - to , 'get into ,a foreign war1 and ono5 million men. ere to be put in the, field, ;tbat he would as soon entrnst the command r to Sheridan ; an to- any man; jn I ' : . " I ' I VOL. XLII. NO. 56. Even the Protection Philadelphia TXmes is plain and clear in its under-, standing of the declaration of princi ple by the Pennsylvanian Democ racy. It says, and Mr. S. J. Randall will oblige by taking due notice and governing himself accordingly: "The unequivocil declaration of the Pennsylvania Democrat in favor of the principles of revenue reduction set forth in the President's message and embodied in the pending Tariff bill, puts an end to all equivocation upon this question and re moves any remaining doubt of the relations between President Cleveland and his party. It not only determines Mr. Cleveland's re nomination, but it equally determines the attitude of the National Convention at St. Louis upon this great leading issue of the day." Mr. Cheerman, thar now." The Chairman ot the Pennsylvania Democratic Convention in his Speech said: "As in the d&vs of Jefferson and Jackson and of Tildeo. commanding statesmanahin was joined with splendid party leadership and discipline, crowned with enduring victory, eo to day our candidate is our Cap tain. High above the confusion of tongues there is now voice but for one nominee and one platform the message of last De- 8;mber and the nomination of Grover leveland." Exit Randall. The Republican converts from the Democracy did not figure largely in the recent pow-wow. In advance the Greensboro State said : "This year the Republicans want simon pure, unadulterated Republican nomina tions, and if the maehine puts up anything else there will be kicking. There is no such thing now as holding up the pap bot tles, and quieting remonstrant party men and no trades." The Northwest is demanding re form. Senator Davis, of Minnesota, is keeping step to the reform music. He says: "Up in the Northwest we all believe there should be a speedy and extensive re duction of the tariff " The Democratic bill would proba bly pass the Senate - unless old Jo Brdwn played the part of Randall. The New York Star says of the" ballot stuffing in the Northern Con ference: "The advice we wish to give our Metho dist friends ia this : If they want to staff the ballot box at the next Conference, let them go through a little preliminary train ing under some Republican machine leader in this city. 'It will take only a short time to make them experts. M It is five and not four years that is the new term of the pastorate in the Northern Methodist Church. An exchange says: "This change will not be an unmixed blessing to some churches." But a preacher is not compelled by law to remain that long. No doubt by this time the alleged Democrat from Philadelphia via the Republican camp has heard some thing drop. THE C NBVr ADVERTISEMENTS. A. Shrikk Boys' clothing. Mubson Bathing suits, shirts, etc. S. A. Scbxoss & Co Auction sale. Sylvan Grove For camp meeting. Mrs E. Wxkbew & Son-Ice cream parlor Tlie Episcopal Council. An expected "special" from Fay- etteville failing to come to hand last night, we copy the following account of the first day's proceedings of the fifth annual Council of the Diocese of Eastern North Carolina from the Ob server: This body met in St. John's Episco pal Church yesterday at 10 o'clock. After prayer by Bt. Rev. A A Watson, J) D, the secretary called the roll and the following delegates were present : Clerical Kevs J Li Arnold. James Carmichael. D D. B B Drane, !L Eborn, E M Forbes, N Harding, (Sec retary of Council.) T B Haughton, J M flillyer, N C Hughes, D D, N C Hughes, Jr, H M Jarvis, SS Jfi iTice, D W Shields, P W Cassey, Ii a wina 1av and J CUnske. D D. Lay Delegates G O Gayland, W B Bright, T in JJaraen, jonn jaugnes, H B Brvan. E K BishOD. J B Brown, E S Hoyt, W G Lamb, J W Atkinson, A J DeBossett, Col W L DeBossett, Gabriel Holmes, Berry Gleaves, B E Heide.-D C Winston. A full quorum being present the Bishop declared the Council organ ized and ready for business. The Council then adjourned for morning service. Tne nev js m u'orDes Breached- the opening sermon, the svi Mr, Strange, who had been ap TknintarT Ttaf ricr absent. After service the Bishop announced the following committees: On Elections Bev N E Price, chair man, P E Darden, E K Bishop. - Watt TA.rffthR Rev L Eborn. D U Winston, B B Husks. , Ad journed to 4 o'clock; StaTor's Court. ' - .Tarnaa BradleV. charged with fast driving, war fined five - dollars in the Mayor's Court yesterday. 7 Henry Williamson, colored,charged with being engaged in an affray, was fined ten dollars, or to be imprisoned lor twenty days. ? " " Jennie Myers Nellie Chestnut; and Daisy Holloway. alii colored and all chareedC'Withii disorderly iopmiuct suspension were discharged under ; a WILMINGTON, Leaj Dots. The delegates to the State Convention are requested .to meet at the office of Stedman & Weil this af ternoon at 5 o'clock. ; The berry crop this season , is said to be remarkably large. -The street railroad hands are pushing out Market street to Tenth rapidly. Laborers, relaying the block pavement on Front street are making slow progress. The Hard-to-beat olub beat the Tar Heels in a game of base ball yes terday. Score, 14 to 8. Mr. r. J. Southerland wasoir the streets yesterday. He is rapidly recovering from his recent illness. Rev. F. W. E. Peschau, Presi dent of the Lutheran Synod, is visit ing in the Western part of the State. At the Seoond Presbyterian Church to-morrow, the theme at the morning service will be 4The Christ ian's Life Work." Bible reading at night. Mr. Sil. Bryant came up from Orton yesterday with some fine bunches of fish, the result of a dav's sport with rod and line. He report ed catching 2C0 fine perch. The pastor being absent Rev. J. M. Ashby, of Southport, N. C, will fill the pulpit of Grace Methodist Church at 11 a. m., and 8 p. m. on to morrow. Sabbath school at 3:30 p.m. Miss Maria Latta's school chil dren had their, annual picnio to the Sound yesterday. The party went down in ambulances and wagon nettes and spent a delightful day at the seaside. At the First Baptist Church to-morrow, services at 11 a. m. will be conducted by Rev. Q. M. Tolson, and at 8 p. m. by Rev. D. H. Tattle. Prayer and praise meeting Thursday night at 8 o'clock. Yesterday was a delightful day on the water. The Sylvan Cfrove had more than the usual number of pas sengers on her trips to Carolina Beach, and the excursionists report a most enjoyable time. Criminal Court. The following cases were disposed of in the Criminal Court j terday: A. V. Horrell and James A. Hew lett; selling liquor on Sunday. Com plaint dismissed as to Hewlett, and judgment suspended as to Horrell un til next term of Court. The same defendants were charged with maintaining a nuisance, and in this case a nol pros was ordered as to Hewlett, and a continuance granted Horrell. A case against Celia Richardson, for assault and battery, was ordered off the docket and the defendant dis charged. Joe Scott, charged with wilful abandonment. Case settled: costs paid and defendant discharged. Hardy Wright; injury to fence. Or dered, that former judgment be. stricken out and that defendant be confined in the county jail for sixty days, and the commissioners empow ered to hire him out for the term of his imprisonment. W. H. Howe; trading without li cense. Costs paid and aeienaans dis charged. The grand jury were discharged and the Court completed the business of the term yesterday, with the ex ception of settlement of a few oost cases which will be disposed of to day. Sontlierii Vegetables Quotations of vegetables at Phlla- delphia are as follows : or,rl nn der a slow demand and general press ure to realize, particularly on rose and hebrons, which are badly sprouted. New potatoes are in fair demand, uvuavuvD BAV SM but prices are lower under, increasing Hnnnliea. Florida new Dotatees. per barrel, prime, 67;"do. medium, $4 5; do. do. culls, $23; Florida cab bage, per barrel, $22.50; Charleston do., fZ.YtKSU; JMOrXOlK ao., per uarrai, $1.502.25v tomatoes, choice, per crate, f2.BU2.7; do. iair to gwu, $1.S02; Florida cucumbers, perorate, $12.50; asparagus, per bunch, 815c; Savannah, beans, round, per crate, fl1.50; Florida squash, per ' orate, $11.25; peas,North Carolina, $11.50; do. JNorioiK, per nau-uarrwi wmw, $1.602; egg plant, Florida, per crate, i KAo. fltrawhorH as are In good de mand but lower under more liberal receipts; Maryland, per quart, 1418c; Southern, per quart, 814c . In New York cabbages are selling at $i10 per. barrel crate; cucum bers, $12 per crate; beans, wax, $11 per - orate; round, flat beans, 75c$1.50per crate; beets, $l155per crater squasn, f i per craie; tomatoes, $101.50 per crate; potatoes. $46 per crate. A FonnOllns;. John W. Hunter, a colored man Hvinir on Uamrtbell street, between Third and Fourth, found a colore of male child, supposed to be only a few I hours old. on his piazza yesxeroay. morning about 4 o'clock. Hunter took car of the chud ana aunng me forenoon reported the matter to. the nnnlrw anthbritles : ?"who directed ! Hunter to take charge of the rouno? N C, SATURDAY, Death or Capt. J M Bvwden. Capt. Joseph N. Bbwden died sud denly at his mother's residence on Fourth and Princess streets yesterday evening. He was seated at the sup per table with the family and being suddenly attacked with dizziness, exclaimed fthat he had vertigo, fell baok in his chair and-expired. Capt. Bowden had suffered from Brights disease for two years past and for the last five months had been an invalid. He was the only son of his widowed mother, Mrs. Sarah C. Bow den, who with his two sisters survive him. His father, the late Jesse Bow den, died some years ago. Capt. Bowden was aged about 45 years. At seventeen he entered the Confederate service-as a member of the Wilmington Rifle Guards, Eigh teenth N. C. Regiment, and partici pated in a number of engagements. At the battle of Hanover Court House he was severely wounded, and upon his recovery was transferred to the Heavy Artillery, stationed at Fort Fisher. At the fall of that place, with other of his companions who were taken prisoners he was sent to Fort Elmira, where he re mained until the close of the war. Since 1866, Capt. Bowden had been in the service of the "W., C. & A. Rail road Company, as passenger conduc tor, and was highly esteemed as a ca pable and efficient employe. He was a man of generous impulses and kind ly nature, and had many warm friends who will hear of his death with sorrow. He was a member of Grace M. E. Churoh, and during his long sickness, although always cheer ful and hopeful of recovery, ever ex pressed himself with a trusting faith as resigned to the will of God. The Bessie. Capt. Dosoher's new steamer, to run between Wilmington and Southport this Summer, will be under the com mand of Mr. Geo. M. Crapon as mas ter, Mr. George pinner first mate, and Mr. A. K. Reynolds engineer. It is thought the boat will be in readiness by the 10th of June to begin her re gular schedule, THE JPUJBLjIC building. Editor Stab: As Congress has laid aside the tariff bill to take up the appropriation bills, our people should be doincr something to get an appropriation for the pablio build ing. I believe it is not generally un derstood that no appropriation has l C(n made except that of $50,000 for the purchase of a site, &c, but such is the case, as reference to the acts passed will show. We should have at least $250,000 additional for the building, but we will not get it at the present, session of Congress if it Is not p-omptly looked after. I tniuk there is a committee that was appointed by a public meeting, who have charge of it, uurf 1 presume it is not out of order to direct atten tion to the matter. Progress. Quarterly ITIeetinc. Wilmington District, M. E. Churoh, South. Second round of Quarterly Meetings. Carver's Creek circuit, at Wayman, May 26 and 27. Clinton circuit, at Andrew's Chapel, June 2 and 3. Kenansville circuit, at Charity, June 16 and 17. Onslow circuit, Jacksonville, June 23 and 24. Elizabeth circuit, June SO and July 1st. Cokesburg circuit, at McNatts, July Bladen circuit, at Center, July 14 and 15. ...... Waccamaw circuit, at nnon, juiv 91 ond OO Brunswick Mission, at Shiloh, July 21 and 22. Thos. W. Guthrie, P. E. THE SIAIliS. The mans close and arrive: at the City Post omee as follows: Northern through and way mans.. . . 8:00 A. H WArfkmi thmnvh nude tut ...... 115W r. M Nnrui Carolina ana auuuo ium North Carolina Railroads and routes Anl4al KawarWun .. . 8:00 A. M Raleigh and Fayette ville.. 6:00 P. 1L ft 8:00 A. JC I soutnern through man-'ijvi;- 1 -k II 1 SMS 1 9:15 P. M I Wertern a c Eway.T. ..! 6:45 p, M I C.F. v. . ami yu- WHA UtMrttfmm -. - BMSr.a , , . tt 1.4 D.nal an1 Ttnlnta a1, therefrom Im p:S Wrlghtsville.... ---- OHM! A linton, special,. ..... - -a ertAAlal IntArmedtate offices 6W A. M Little River, S. C. and intermediate offloes... iSp'if Cape Fear Btver mafl tm.ii-" OPEN FOB DELIVERY. Northern and way mails. - , ia p m Northern through mail, late Va w Bouthern through malls 2m a v Southern way mail m a.m Carolina Central Railroad aB& VftHa oolleoted from street boxes In busl ess portions of city at 5 AJt, lla A.M. ana x PJL; from other parts of the oity at 5 AJC and 4 P. M. General deMrery open from 6.80 A.M. to 7 P.M. and on Sundays from 9:50 to 1050 A. M. Oarriers delirery open on Sunday from 9:30 to 10-30 A-K. IConeY der and Registry Department open 18.00 AJC. to 6S0 P-. JL . Stamp Offloe open from 8.00 a. M. to Ban p. Stamps on sale at general delivery ou to 10 A. M. and 1 to tJP. M. a nnww TOWN MERCHANT, harmg passed TuattheoneTOcVmaPP the JhUdT reachlSA 3 JSSSSSSS wife.with wnat n .r.rrTiT in aiminlsterea to wg.-! EE iiT-wirfwuisid X iteturn foundthe bal stttl sarins: and wMe pontempia a- atl JS rSaoduUes the room to alSftthe Yather with theld. , Purser ab ftvrmt to the baby, and said nothing. Tta nigra . j -i .ni ua lime reiiow wbm ui SewoS he?. nnuel to nse the Syrup, nave oisappwu;. z -wvi- never yet xaueq.io "rv"r'dTT.. .n eomethe i prejudices oivoo h SsifferlniPt. inif niTrriM i.i m iinv luuunumi aab Druggists. XO 0Sb m uvuo MAY 26, 1888. vrsatbsr ImAlsatioas. ' The following are the indications for to-day, received at 1 a. m. : For North Carolina,South Carolina, Georgia, Eastern Florida and West ern Florida, nearly stationary tern-: perature, fair weather, preceded by local rains in Florida, light to fresb variable winds, fresh to brisk on the gulf. TI10 Feast of Rose. The festival of the ladies of Grace M. E. Church was concluded last night. There was the same display of beautiful flowers as on the night before, and another abundant supply of refreshments. The attendance was large and the affair throughout was heartily enjoyed by all present. The receipts, no doubt, were liberal. Chareb. notices. First Presbyterian Church, oorner of Third and Orange streets. Key. Peyton H. Hoge, Pastor. Services to-morrow at 11 a. m. and at 8,00 p. m. Visitors oordlslly weloome. Sunday School at the Mission School and In the Lecture Boom of the Churoh. at S.SOp. m. Sundays. Seoond Presbyterian Church, corner Fourth and Campbell sts. - Bev. John W. Primrose, Pas tor. Sunday services at 11 a. m. and 8 p. m. Morning theme : The Christian's Life Work; Bi ble Keadlnff.'&t night. Sabbath school at 4 p. m. Prayer Meeting and Lecture Wednesday, 8.19 p. m. The public cordially Invited. Seats free. Grace Methodist K. Church, northeast oorner of Fourth and Mulberry streets. Bsv. W. H. Creasy, pastor. Services to-morrow at 11 o'clock a. m. and 8 p.m. Sabbath school at tH pan.yiMa Brooklyn Methodist Church, 7th btreet. be tween Bladen and Harnett. T. Page Bicaud pastor. Preaching at 11 a. m. and 8 P.m. First Baptist Church, corner of Fifth and Mar. ket- streets. Bev. T. H. Prltchard. D. D., pastor bervlces at 11 a. m. (oenduoted by Bev.it. M. Tolson, and 8.00 p. m. by Bev. X). H. Tattle ). Sunday school-at 8.80 p. m. Prayer and Praise meeting Thursday night at 8 o'olook. NEW 'ADVERTISEMENTS. A. G. McGIKT, 4 Auctioneer. BY 8. A SCHL088 A CO. AUCTION TO-NIGHT, AT 8 O'CLOCK, LK OUK Sales Booms. We have reoeived this week large consignments of goods and will sell them to-night, docks. Watches, Jewelry, Lamps, Glass and Crookeryware, Hats, Shoes, Clothlntr. Bverbody come; there is room for aU. Ton will get bargains. my 2fl it Camp Meeting. nrHB 8YXVAN GHOVJS WILOj UKA.VJS AT O A. M.JP. M. and 9P.I1 , Saturday.. On Sunday a a v. uid s P. If., returning at 5 P. X. and 9 P. M. W ill also make two trips at oonvenient hours Monday. my w OUR PARLORS OPEN TILL. lO P. M. BEST ICE CREM IH THE CODHTRT. We defy competition. DELlVXaED TO FAMILIES FROM 1 A. M TILL. 10 P. M.. FREK. E. Warren & Son, XXCHAKOJE CORNER. my 90 if BATHING SUITS, TRAVKLLINO 'BAGS, TJUDSBWIEAB, GRACES. ALL Shirts, Collars and Cufis. Itcady-Madit Clothing. sllTS MADE TO TTIEASTTRE, Pull line of Farullng Goods, Ac.. Ac , at Popular If-ee. IsA. XT 35T S O isT, G'KNTS' FURNISHER. my 24 tf Shad Fisheries, &c. WE ASK THE ATTENTION OF THE LARGER BUYERS OF SHAD GILL NETS for 1889, to our Stow Cotton Twine. Very Strong. To take the place of Noa. 5 to 40 Flax Twine. Ample In strength and more durable than Flax. Our reference Is Albemarle eoond SHAD FISHERIES. Also, Seines and Pounds. All letters promptly answered, with samples and prices. GLOUCESTER NET AND TWINE CO., Gloucester, Mass., Boston Offloe, M Commercial Street. my 8 D2w eod Wftn tnthsat PIANOS AND ORGANS. I HAVE ONE OF THE LARGEST STOCKS OF Musical Instruments SOUTH OF NEW YORK CITY. PT A 3STOS. STEIN WAY, EMERSON, NEW ENGLAND ,8 CHTJ- BERT. KRUNICH & BACH, CHICKBBING. OEG-lITS. NEW ENGLAND, MILLER. KIMBALL, BRIDGE PORT. Sheet Music. BE SURE AND GST PRICES BEFORE BUYING. J. L. STONE, RALEIGH, N. C. my SI DAWtf ' Trills Guaranteed for a Season. JJONESTLY NOW, ISN'T IT AlOOMPOBT 10 trade where you always find your purchase ex actly as the dealer represents itf We tell the simple truth la regard to our goods, and if you like that way of doing business you will like us. And still we are not happy, nor will we be until we nave rained your patronage. Give -us a ehanoe and we will please you. . Try us and yon will find we are no small bunoh of horseradish. There's ao prize package business about us. You . my if- ' The Horse Milliner, 10 So. Front St. WHOLE ISO: 6761 NEW - ADVERTISEMENTS. Mountain Park Hotel, HOT SPKINGS, N. C. (Formerly Warm Springs.) OPEN THROUGHOUT THE TKAB BSPJCCI ally desirable as a Summer Resort. Mo hot weather, bo annoying insects. . , ... , The most LUXURIOUS and BENEFICIAL BATHS In America.- Marble Pools, Porcelain Tubs, Remarkable efficacy la treatment of Gout, Rheumatism, Malaria, Kidney and Liver troubles, D j spepala and other complaints. Resi dent Physician. Hotel new and elegant. Mag nificent Ball Boom. Cuisine unexoeUed. Terms reasonable. Write for descriptive pamphlet; G. K- LANSING, Manager, Formerly Manager of Astor House, N. Y; city. my 84 lm Peas, Peas, Peas. B LACK-BYE, COW AND CLAT FJtaS trvu sale low. Flour, Sugars, Coffees, Meats, Cann& Goods, Soap. Starch, Corn, Meal. Salt, .Glue, Hoop Iron. Molasses In hogsheads, tierces, and barrels, Ao , Ac. An invoice milk: Maid Brand Condensed Milk Jsst reoeived. We oommend this to the trade as an article worthy their attention. TTAT.T. A PEARS ALL, Wholesale Grocers and Commission Merchants, my 11 DAW tf 11 and 18 South Water St Capon Springs and Baths, Hampslilre Co., West Va. Alkaline Lithia Waters BATHS OF ANY TEMPERATURE. ALSO BUPEEIOE IRON WATERS. CAPON Is where the slok and feeble recover and the well are always hapsy. A. FL fintni. of South Carolina, in char re of Dining Room and Kitchen departments. Send for Pamphlet and say where you saw this adver tisement, capacity xor sot peopie. W. H. SALS, my 101m nao Proprietor. mm a tivantaoks wk otfeb to i"uk- Jl chasers are unsurpassed. We thoroughly understand our business. Tour Interests are our interests. We buy right out at lowest cash rates: we are not burdened with rents and clerks , and travelling talesmen, whose neavy expenses the customer must pay. Again, we are located here permanently and consequently responsiDie, whtth la nnt the oase with stranrers. whose in terest in you oeases the moment they leave. We assure you that we offer you much superior goods, then offered here, and for less money. With strangers you have no redress. Over one bnndred families in Wilmington, including our most Influential citizens, have bought PIANOS from us, and can testify as to our reliability. , - 1 . Jk VI. J isur sales oars munj wea uuuuicu una w j cu , whioh is a sure Indication that our methods of doing business are correct. S. YakLAER, 407 A 409 Bed Cross street. Sole 'Airent for Sohmer s Co, K. G abler A Bro James A Hoimstron and Behr Bros. Pianos. Call and examine lor yourseu my xa u Twenty-Five Cents Only TIER WEEK (DELIVERED) FOB THE N. T. Time. 7. Y. Herald. K. Y. Sun. N. Y. Star. N. Y. Tribune. N. Y. World. Illustrated Papers, Fash ion Books. Magazines, Libraries, Ac., at fud- llshers' prices, always on hand at CM. HARRIS', ap 22 tf Popular News and Cigar Store. W. E. Groom, COMMISSION MERCHANT AND WHOLESALE and Retail Grocer. Orders for Merchandise, sueh as Floor, Sugar, Coffee, Molasses, Meat. Corn, Meal, Rloe, Soaps, Tobacco, Cigars and Peanuts, filled at lowest market prices, ap 1 tf 118 North Water street. N OTHTNG F AIRES. L SHRIKE, AT No. 18 North Front street, guarantees If any purchasers of Clothing, Eats and Furnishing Goods are not perfectly satisfied he will lefund the money. He also guarantees to save you from 15 to 25 per oent. on the Identical goods you may purchase elsewhere. i. bhkikk, Tho 014 Reliable Clothier, IS and 0 North Front Street, myCtf -. 8ign oi Gulden Arm. MannfaciEruig EcaftiiHrtsrs F)B BATHING SUITS. I AM NOW MAKING up large quantities if Bathing Su'ts for the Wholesale and Retail TraiM, at extremely low prices. M. ROBENMANN. Manufacturer and Merchant Tailor, my SO tf 5 Market street. White Mountain Freezers. J HAVE JUST RECEIVED A LOT OF THE BEST FR8IZERS on this market, the "White Moun tain." Also a large stock of Hardware. Call and examine. GEO. A. PECK, my 80 tf South Front street. A HEW mm OIL ST0TE, AID TO BE THE BEST YET INVENTED. Ioe Cream Freezers, Door and Window Jto. Improved Pattern soreens ana jrrames. For sale by ALDERMAN. FLANKER CO., myCtf 114 Front St-, Wilmington, N. C. iIminton Saite & Trust Co., MARKET, BETWEEN SECOND AND THIRD streets. JOHN WILDER ATKINSON, President. W. P. TOOMEB, Cashier. Lends money on satisfactory security. Pays interest on deposits. Is empowered to execute Trusts of all kinds, mhsstf i See Here ) rpHB UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY IN X forms his patrons and the public generally, that he has secured the services of a first class Workman, and all those in search of first class work can be accommodated mithout any un necessary waiting. Respectfully, - H. XX FREHPERT, The Fashionable Barber and Hair Dresser. Millinery. jEW GOODS RECEIVED AND OPENED. For sale at MRS. S. M. STBOCK'S. No. 10 Front street, mh 29 tf A few steps of stairs. To Owners of Vehicles! -yy HEN YOU MEED ANY REPAIRING OR Painting done give us a eail. Wm guarantee you the BEST WORK at the LOWEST PRICES We have a fine lot of Buggies, PhaetoM, Surries Wagons. Carta and Drays oo hand, which we are selling very cheap. , C. B. SOUTHERLAND A CXX. Buooeesors to H. P. McDougall . deo 11 tf Oorner Seoond and Princess Sis. Special Uotice. rpziOBARY CHANGE. ROBERT 2, . BEL LAMY, Druggist, three doors below oorner, next to Dargetfi , Paint Store, li- toTnwr8tore"is vuvnaua unpiyyea. . . , - ... Call and see . fjt ?-t-iBy U tf Do r T Z . TVaifi?" u oo 4- 4 "---- so :- - UBS tin 1 1 1 1 ...,U t4 Contract Adrerasementi takes at propor- -? -1 tlonatelr low rates. : ' " ; " : : - Ten lines solid Honparell type make one aquar- ri m mm gti :NW ADVERTISEMENTS. BROWN & KODMOKpS W1 S2SIBS TO CALL THE PASTICDLAB attention of oar Lady pataons at this particular i.-ry time to oar large and varied' acsortment of all ;-:V-i. the newest ocIots and makes ta our'.;.-.:" . :"':r ;y Eibbon Ddpatinent. Jlj Gross Grain, all widths and latest eotora.t V Gross Grain Satin Xdge, all widths, from No. tiSA- to 22, the latest oolors. . - - r , Molra with Crown Edge, widths from HOv X tor " ? 22, In aU the new eolors. ' i--: Plain Momie Ribbon, from Ho. s to 22, full line, all new colors. - SASH-RIBBONS. 7, 8 and 0 Inches. Some beauties. -We keep no trash In RIBBONS, and can show the largest and most varied assortment of NEW COfJoRS and makes ever shown by any THREE houses South of New York. WE HAYS. MADE A SPECIALTY OF THIS DEPARTMENT THIS SEASON. BOYS' WINDSOR TIES 25 CENTS EACH. We call special attention to the above, as our line is large and embraces many Novelties. We will add this week to our Gents' Neckwear 49 DOZEN, GENTS' feUMMEB CRAVATS, manufactured from the latest Silk Novelties at the nominal price of SSo each. Of course we expect a rush; If we don't the mis take Is not ours. Lawn Ties and Cravats, a full line. The prices are less than they can be washed for, which must oertalaly be cheap enough.. JEWELRY. All the newest styles In Ladles Hair Orna ments in GOLD and SILVER PLATE, and Oxa dized Ornaments for the HAIR in beautiful de signs. The newest designs in BREASTPINS. The newest designs In HAT PINS. This department is really worth a special visit to our Store, Ladies' Plain aid Fancy Ciemisetts. Very much used In the Northern markets this season, from 25o upwards. LADIES', GEMS' AHD CHILDREN'S SINISTER UNDERWEAR la all qualities, makes and prices. t NORTH FRONT STRKBTf. my 20 tf A-i3-b033--bi032lL. JUST.RECETVED BY RAIL MARTIN'S GILT EDGE BUTTER. Something extra nice. I am selling the best Roasted JAVA COFFEE at 30 cents per pound. -v,: Roasted LA6UAYRA COFFEE 25 cents per V pound. . - my 22 tf A. H. HOLMES. Boys' and Children's CLOT ALL SIZES, FROM 8 to 18 YEARS. SUITS AT S2.00, WORTH S3.50: SXTITSAT S3.00, WORTH t5.C0- STJITS AT S4.C0, WORTH $7.50. SUITS AT $5.00, WORTH 9.00. SUITS AT . $7. 00, WORTH $12 0Q. Call before the bargains are all goneV - SHETEE, NORTH FRONT STSZXT. Harrison & Allen's old Stand,' myl8tt i j- AtlimticVie T JXH -yVKOXBimX TERMTNUS OF J the 8eaCtoart Railway, Is Ihe place to get the celebrated FIG FISH. - - - Board by the day, week or month. - - ' ED. WILSON MANNING, , mySOlw . -. Proprietor.- Specials. ARDEN HOSE, DOG r COLLARS, LAWN Mowers Fishing Tackle. Come tn and look at them. .We have the roods and can make the prloestosuit.-.-- - ---- -- - - :--c-- -W.X. SPRINGER pVT: . my 13 tf - :WFront St, WOmiagton, NC muumum Mve - - 0 i M M America. ling f or-txe, present. r r. - . ofjudgnientaj
Wilmington Morning Star (Wilmington, N.C.)
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