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The German Reichstag , 'will adjourn on the 15th to reassemble about the middle January. ; The Arabs in Hast Africa are wiping out the Ger man colonists, and the situation, is so critical that an expedition will proba bly be sent to their relief. The whole Spanish ministry have re signed. The large ship building plant of the Globe Iron Works, in Cleveland, Ohio, was almost entirely: destroyed by fire yesterday morning; loss $300,000, which is covered by in surance. Cotton crop in sight ;,710,694 bales. A trial trip of the new dynamite gun cruiser, the Vesu vius, was made yesterday on the Dela ware, and was of a most satisfactory character: the contract, calls for a -peed of twenty knots an hour, and the test showed a speed of 21 47-100 knots. The was one new case of fever at Jacksonville yesterday; no deaths. . Chief Arthur, of the Locomotive Engineers, ' has been called to Memphis to adjust grievan ces on the Louisville, New Or leans & Texas Railroad; an am icable settlement is anticipated. - New York markets: Money easy at 1 percent.; cotton steady: middling uplands Of cents; middling Orleans 10 cents; -wheat, No. 2 red $1 04jgl OH; corn quiet and ffc higher: No. 2 De cember 46i47fc; 8pirits turpentine dull and lower at 45 cents. Rosin dull. tlx-1 reasarer Spinner is said to have cancer. He lives in Florida and is 80 years old. The United States steel cruiser At lanta is to circumnavigate the world. It is fitting out for the long voyage at the New York navy yard. Miss J alia Marlowe is making rep utation on the stage. She is de scribed as having youth, beauty, maidenly grace and naturalness. The Boston Post bestows this praise. In Montgomery county Va., ac cording to the Roanoke Telegram', Mrs. Sarah Barnett has been in bed for forty years. She is unable to work, has fair health and good appe tite. It is said that Boston disgraced it self by neglecting that gifted Eng lish novelist, Mrs. Barnett, who passed two or three winters at the "Hob." This does not in j are her, bat greatly reflects upon the Boston snobbery. A Lancaster, Pa., jury awarded the great sum of eight dollars to Jacob W. Hollinger because Wal lace D. Evans had made his wife fall in love with the latter. vWhat v'jmfort a jary brings to bleeding huart -an eight dollar plaster.'v.' Many newspapers bare; been proiu eeiited since William II ascended ibo throne. The Boston Post says: "Is. is stated bv one of the correspondents indeed that the Emperor 'has every leading paper disaecUd for him dally. Fortu nately for Germany, however, he cannot keep bis subjects from thinking what they please " .. The pious Tories in England are said to pray daily for the death of Mr. Gladstone. This moves, the N. Y. Times to say: -It is plain that the Conservative JdHnis vy bare no notion f employing any means wit coercion for m&tntaiDg the 00100, and me history of many centuries hows that coercion, aa permanent policy, is a tragical The bill to increase the salary of the Gonruor of Georgia from $3,000 to $5,000 probably pass the Senate, but will Mnlub faTOT lD th HoU8e'" AlVwta Georgia oaght to be able to pay its governor $5,000 annually, as North Carolina should pay $4,000.. The Population of our State is not far ffom 1,600,000. :. : - The party or newspaper that fol !WB Crank Blair, will follow a polit- WilLo-the-wisp that will land it to & bog in which it will be . naUy tunped. He is tbe Don Quixote 0I 'b benate, bat without the; putitj, ' bmty and nobimyofsonlofithe Spanish Knwiit: 'Kl'W-Vm.v Star says bTukh v aie yesterday,. providlngTfor la the Rnt. ;.Tr"ntSrr 1 B1 t)i I b,itTno i pprenuy nave our cooks ' oiiuers under th irot tv.. wat, as well as our system of ednca- VOL. XLni.?rNO. 66. There are only seven Republicans elected to the- 51st House who are anxioas to senre-'as Speaker. Heed Cannon, 'Burrows, McKinley, Banks, Browne, and another we have for, gotten.aref all candidates. The Wash ington correspondent of the Phila delphia Record telegraphs : "It is now ouite annarent that the 8neak-, ersmp mgnt is a tans ngnt. need and Mc- ajsiey, ana to some extent JBurrows, who were the leaders of the Republicans in the attempt to nrevent tariff .reduction last session, stand for Ihe JESastern nigh-tariff idea, cannon represents the Western low tans; lflea. That tsrwhv cannon is ao con- nueew it is a reason, too. why so many RspubUcans want aa extra session. Their chief purpose is to increase their majority as soon as Dowible by admitiine Republi can Territories and Republican contest- anta But the Western Republicans, real izinz that there will be no tariff reduction at this session are anxious to secure tariff reauctiouas eaaiy in tee next session as possible. " That Georgia 7 Barkis, one Gen, Liongstreet, is : willing. He went kja ivoo av .u v;v?cw a euu ut? says he will be satisfied with a Gabi net appointment. Of course. Then Mahone Mosby, and "other "rebel brigadiers" may be "hit in the belly with a' pone," and what a nioe "n bel" Cabinet Jtbere will be. Johnny band around the tobaooo box and light the pipes. Longstreet says he told the Presidentelect that "the South wants everything. It wants the earth." Now Longstreet was proverbally behind band in war, but he is an "early bird" in getting office and slandering the Southern whites. The Baltimore Sun says pertinent ly of the election and the electoral college: "In other words.. had ibevote for Presi dent in November been a direct one. in stead or for Presidential electors by States, Mr Cleveland would to-day be the Presi dent-elect by nearly 100,000 plurality over Gen. Harrison. The colored vote was prac tically solid tor the Republican ticket, may bo safely estimated at considerably over 1,000.000. So that of the white vote, large ly representative or the conservatism and intelligence of the country, Air. Cleveland received a plurality not far from 1.250.000. These are significant figures, and effectually disprove tne assertion tnat tne tariff, reform issue was responsible for Mr. Cleveland s defeat." The brains and respectability of the conntry are on the side of Tariff Reform. Boodle, 1 Bulldozing and Buncombe (with Ignorance) are on the side of Monopoly and Plunder. At Warner Miller's home, the Rads were guilty of the. most shameless buying of votes. Here is the sche dule of prices in the World for Her kimer county: Choice farmers, 48 at $20 $ 960 Farm laborers (professional floaters) at $15 750 Village professionals. 60 at $5. .... . 250 Rag. tsg and bobtail. 50 at $3 150 Total.... ....$2,110 Fees for six bribers 300 Incidentals 10 Total.. .$2 420 NEW ADVBBTlSEIIIBnTN. J. D. Nun Crocus. Gso. A. Pxcx G-ans. Eat Warren's candies. R L. HuTcmns Bargains. J H. Habdh Holiday goods. M. M. Katz Cutting of prices. C. W. Yates Holiday goods. 8. EL FiSHBiuiTS Children's suits. Sealed Pboposals For dredging. Orsiu. Housb Royal Marionettes Sxaxsb Pboposals For dredging. W. E. Wobth & Co Cheap wood. D. UcEkCHSsxr Prime Eastern hay . R. R. BsLLAsrr A balsam fir pillow. M. T Davis Houses for sale or rent. Bbows& Roodick Holiday presents. Gko. Haar Piano and organ tuning. ALDKKMAN.FLAinraB&Co Low prices. Gko.RFbx3tch& SoitsX mas slippers. Howsll & Ctnonsa Mattress springs Tatlob's Bazaab Holiday underwear. : H. L. FEWjrKLL Harness and saddlery. Muhds Brcs-Hand-painted blotting pads Akkual MEBTZHO-Pine Forest Cem'y Co GBASpCoscaaT-Germania Cornet Band i W. E. Spbihgeb & Co. Breech-loaders . C. M. Hakbis Christmas publications. j Fowleb & MoBKisojr--Coal, wood, etc. Commute AppoUst, :- Mr. F. W. Kerchner, President of the Chamber of Commerce, Mayor Fowler and Mr. H. C. McQueen, Pre sident of the Produce Exchange, met. yesterday evening and 'appointed a committee, consisting of Mayor Fow ter. Mr. W. H. Chadbourn and Mr. W. A. Bryan, to . solicit citizens to sub scribe to the project of Mrs. Marie Wright to ' adyertlsOi Wilmington in the New York TFprW with the purpose of inducing .tourists; from , the North and West to spend the winter here. f Owing tbrihe'iaet that the Opera Bouse- cannot be; secured for the Esther Cantata Company of Char lotte on the 27tb it has been arranged for fhe company .tojlay. here on the night of the 28th Inst. , The company will undoubtedly meet with a hearty welcome, and a full house will greet tneir penormance Here. WTLMINGTON4 &eeal.ita. - . - - St. -John's Lodge , of Masons will elect offlcers next Tuesday eveh A new house is going np near- the corner of Fifth and Mulberry streets. Four marriage licenses were is sued the past week by the County Register three for whites' and one for negroes. Services at SL PauPs Episcopal uhuroh to-day at 11 a, m., and 7:30 p; m. Seats free. All welcome. Sunday School at 3:15 p. m. Rev. F. A. Bishop fills the pulpit of ttrace M. E. Church this morning and will preach at the Fifth street Churoh this evening. Kev. iJ. a. Tattle will preach ai x 11 ta screes vnurea tnis morning. A. T SA1 A x ... He will leave, we understand, for his new field of labor this week. Another relic the old Junius D. Gardner residence on Mulberry street is being torn down to rive place to a new building. Preaching at the First colored Baptist Church to .day by the former Pastor, Rev. F. R. Howell, at 10:45 a. m., 3 p. m., and 7:80 p. m. ine annual meeting of the lot owners or Fine Forest Cemetery will be held at the Mavor's court room Wednesday night at 8 o'clock. x uere were six interments in . . the city cemeteries the past week one each in Oakdale and Belle veu and luur iu nue x oresi (ooiorea) ceme 1 Tt . -. tery. On Wednesday and Thursday evenings of this week the ladies of Grace Methodist ohurch will give their National festival at the City Hall. A meeting of the Wilmington Amateur Opera Company will be held Monday and Wednesday nights at the residence of Mr. J. L. Boat- wright. At a meeting of the L'Allegro uiub last night, all the old officers were re-elected, and it was decided tnat tne club will give a ball next Friday night. The steamer EL G. Barker, from Little River, S. C, brought as part of her cargo a quantity of oysters, in tne shell, which sold readily at 75 cents per bushel. The annual meeting of the La dies Benevolent Society will be held Thursday morning Dec 13th, at 11 o'clock at the Presbyterian Session Room on Orange street. The Bethel Saturday night meeting is accomplishing much good and is very interesting. Besides the religious services there is a gratuitous distribution of tracts. . At the Baby Show and Carni val yesterday afternoon at the City Hall, young Mastex Robert Bridgers took the first prize and little Miss Anna Parsley the second. At St. James Home this even ing, Rev. Mr. Strange will deliver an other of the series of sermons on the "Life of Christ." Services will com mence at 720 o'clock. Seats free. A oity reader aaks, "what do our young men say of anepyro tech nic display Christmas night? It would afford enjoyment to our citi zens and attract visitors to our city. At the Central Baptist Chnreh (colored) to-day, there will be preach ing at 11 a. m., by Rev. W. S. Creasy; at 3 p. m., by Rev. Dr. Pritchard, and at 7-50 p. m., by Rev. D. J. Saunders. A railroad running from Rock ingham to Salisbury, passing through the Pee Dee section of Richmond and Montgomery counties, and touching at Albemarle, Stanley county, is some thing to think of. As a feeder to the Carolina Central it would be im mense, and to Wilmington it would prove almost a gold mine. "Little Rowlett" Davis is rath er an active wild chap for his age- eleven months. He had a narrow es cape yesterday afternoon while rid ing on Mulberry near Fifth street tumbling out of his carriage head foremost, but fortunately receiving only a slight bruise on the forehead and a cut in his under lip caused by his teeth. Mingo Johnston, a small colored boy, was run over byfa street ear yes terday, forenoon on North Front street. Everybody who saw the acciy dent thought the boy was seriously injured, . , but he jumped up after the car passed, and ran off after the "Peck's Bad Boy' band that he was following. The only damage he sus tained was a few bruises. A colored man named" George Stone was arrested yesterday charged with stealing a testament from Mr. C. W.-YatesT book store, where he had been employed for a few days past. He is " suspected also, of steal ing a lot "of ribbbpatrom Mrs. Strbck, a milltoer'r on -Booth -Front street. Stone is evidently a 'hard' one.n He was arrested by: police ' omcerPfVor and looked up for a hearing Monday. N. C;, SUNDAY, DECEMBER ?, 1888. THE rUBLIC BUILpiNO, Bide for CoMtraeUen Optnts-k CJ&arlsstoa nan tue iiowcst BUU eler Ttte nam ana Slse of 1M x Bids for the construction of the Government building to be erected on the corner of Front and Chesnut streets in this city, were opened at the office of the Chief Architect, Wash ington.1 D. C last Thursday. Mr. Post, the superintendent here, ; has not yet been advised as to Who is the successful bidder. It is said, how ever, that there ' were fourteen bid I ders, and that the bid of Mr. D. A. J, Sullivan, of Charleston, S. O., was the lowest, and it is probable that he will be awarded 4-th e contract, al though the Government is not bound to accept the lowest bid. There were' no bids from this city. The plans . and specifications pro-, vide for a .building fifty by one hun dred and twenty feet, to be of brick, sandstone, limestone or marble, as may be determined upon for the su perstructure. It will consist of three stories and a basement. The main front will be on Front street, thirty- two feet from the line of the sidewalk, and the projection of the tower will be ten feet from the line of the sidewalk on Front street. The height, from the ground to the cornice of the main building, will be forty-one feet, and to tne comb ins: "01 the roof sev enty-two feet. The height from the ground tothe top cornice of the tower will be seventy feet The Cus toms offices will be in the basement of the building, the Postoffioe on the first floor, the U. S. Court room on the second floor, and the Signal Ser vice office on the third floor. The contractor is required to state the date upon which he will begin work and the date upon which the building will be finished, and will for. feit fifty dollars for every day's delay. a SMooiinc sextette. A shooting party consisting of Col. K. M. Murchison, of New York city. and Messrs. C. A. Brown, of Troy, N. Y., R. W. Bidgood and E. L. Pern berton of Fayetteville. and D. M. Williams and J. W. Murchison of Wilmington, will rendezvous at Fay. etteville Monday' night, from which point they will start for a quail hunt on the line of the Cape Fear and Yadkin Valley Railroadand probably at points further West At Fayette ville a private car, well provisioned and comfortably equipped in every particular, will be furnished by Col. Murchison; and this oar will be the home of the Nimrods during the hunt. except when they are in the field taking in their "doubles" and The team of dogs will consist of the following well known "rustlers:v J W. Murchison's "Sadie" R. W. Bidgood's "Dixie," B. G. Empiefs 'Jerry," L. W Pritchard's "Joy," and D. M Williams' "Harry" and "Ned." It is a pity Dr. W. G. Thomas' fine young dog "Tom" is; not one of the team, as the weather is likely to be cold, in which case the hunters would highly appreciate "Tom and Jerry." The party will be In the forests and fields at least a week, .and they will doubtless have very fine sport, as they intend hunting in a section of the State where it is not uncommon to find fifteen to twenty coveys in a day's hunt. It is difficult to prognosticate as to the ornithological mortuary sta tistics just now; but with six shooters, six dogs and six breech loaders, it is safe to say that the combustion of gunpowder will be tremendous, and that the fields of Chatham and Guil ford will be literally sown with small shot. Coacert Xaceaay Zllcnt The first grand concert byGerma- nia CornetBand will be given Tues day night at Luther Memorial Hall, The programme embraces some fif teen numbers, consisting of vocal and instrumental selections piano, solos and duetts by . Misses Elisa Adrian and Minnie Schwartz, zither solos by Prof. Frederick, cornet duett by Messrs. Schloss and Rehder, etc. The membersbf the Band are: Henry J. Dingelhoef, Drum Major; A. Wehr- han, Bb. Trombone; Benj. Bellois, Be. Baritone; M. Rathjen, Bb. Bass; C. F. YonKampen, Eb. Bass; P.M. Knobloch, 1st Eb. Alto; F. A. Bissin ger, 2d Eb. Alto; J. H. Kuck, 1st Bb. Tenor; H. H. Gieschen, 2d Bb. Tenor; J. C. Boesch, 1st Bb. Cornet; J. G. L. Gieschen; Solo Eb. Alto; C. E. Smith, Eb. Piccolo; J. J. Mohr, 2d Eb. Cornet. S. A." Schloss, Solo Bb. Cornet; J. H Rehder, 1st Eb. Cornet, Leader; E. Rehder, Bass Drum; E. Scbul en, Tenor Drum. A Stolcn Trunk, Probably Some one discovered a small trunk hidden under a pile of lumber near the railroad "I" on the northern limits of the city and reported the matter at polfce ; headquarters. Yes terday afternoon, an officer was sent to the - place and brought the trunk: to the City Halt It had been, broken open and probably rifled of its con tents, containing nothing bat one or two homespun garments, u :A.: .C. 1 Jones' was marked in ' pencil on the-. bottom of the trunk. . me ; HaII'r Roval Marionettes, will be gin their one.. week's, engagement. commencing Monday. December 10th. The Marionettes will give grand m.f in : Rattird Av ' for ladies i and ehl$iThey. played the three last days of . the week in Raleigh, and the ITetosahd Observer gives themtrarm endorsement.'as follows.' IiAst niffht tha Marionettes ooened tneir tnree niffnta emra&rement at toe Metropolitan Hall to a house packed rrom pit t to dome- -ueiore 7 o cioes every reserved seat was sold and the audience from besrinning to end voted the show the best of its kind ever here. The Marionettes well sus tain their last visit's ' reputation, and are better if possible. : than on tneir former appearance. The different specialties went witbr a vim, while their new introduction of Shadow Pantomine, whioh closes the enter tainment, 'sent the people wild with lauehter. The Toresenta riven away are reallv eleerant and valuable. The prices of admission are 15, 25 and 35 cents.- ' I ; Tti EtUCliersia - caareJaJBaatleU S- leea Twlco To-4ay. English services will be held at both 11 a. m. and 7.30 p. m. in St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church, corner. 6th and Market street, today. Rev.S.T. Hallman, of Augusta, Ga., will preach in both services. ; This eloquent divine, who preached on Thanksgiving day and also on Sunday, has endeared himself to all who heard him, and the desire was expressed that he preach again, and that one of his, sermons be published. Such compliments are rare, bnt are well-merited by the Reverend gentle man, who, blessed with a fine educa tion, and gifted with a good voice, so ably, earnestly and eloquently preaches the Word of God. All are welcome. i a Novel Jnrv at Bleamonel Court, A correspondent writing from Rock ingham says that Judge Shepherd closed his last term of Superior Court at that place last Thursday and. that the last case tried was an unusual and very novel one. It was a civil action for divorce; Bat ton vs. Batton. The jury consisted of J D Shaw. Sr, J D Shaw, Jr, Clifton Shaw, W H Neal, T C Guthrie, Frank McNeill, Thos H Sutton, Wm Black. Wm A Guthrie, J T LeGrand, Watt Long and J R Smith. All except the two last are lawyers. The verdict was in favor of j the plaintiff. By general consent the lawyers agreed to serve as jurymen. Bflisacw of Crarta tlewlty. Rev. . Mr. Arnold will deliver the second in his series of lectures on the Evidences of Christianity' considered in the light of modern thought at St James lecture room on . Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. A very good audience listened to the lecture last Wednesday, and speak very flatter ingly of the effort. It is hoped that many more of our citizens will avail themselves of the opportunity to lis ten to these profitable and entertain ing lectures. GoTtraauBt Iaapeecora. Messrs. Gannon and O'Keefe, gov ernment inspectors of steamboat hulls and boilers, are in the city on official business. The small side-wheel steamboat St. Peter owned by a colored man of Duplin, was inspected and passed yesterday. She is intended to run between Wilmington and points on Northeast river. : Peek's TBa Doy Atkinson's Peck's Bad Boy was presented here yesterday afternoon and last night, and the performance was very creditable. Mr. Geo. M. Spence was the life of the play, and he soon established himself as the favorite. The cempanyiwas well patronized both at the matinee and night per formance. -.;" Blayor'a Cosurt Maggie Tiech, drunk and disorder ly, was sentenced to pay a fine of ten dollars or be imprisoned twenty days. Mary Hay, charged with disorderly conduct (tried before Justice .Cowan) was sentenced to pay the costs. A case' against James Suggs, for larceny, was continued until Mon day. . Cotton for Aassworp Messrs. A$ex. Sprout & Son cleared the British steamship John Dixon yesterday, for Antwerp, Belgium, with 4,150 bales of cotton, weighing 1,982,632 pounds and valued at $188, 350. : - . .- " . v. Services in . 8t. John's Church to-day: Holy.Ctoiniamiionl at 7:45 a. m., mornimg prayerf and sermon by Rev. Jos C Huske", D. D., 11 a. m.; evesdng prayer, 70 p., m. , Sunday School at S-30 p, m. ; .A- telegram: from Norfolk, Vav, ays thaAthe -achocnr Xena J Itenee for Philadelphia, with lumber, ashore on Hatteras shoals, will pro- babry prove ft total loss.'; -t :Gernmn barque Margartttc&VQr pliesv hence, ; arrived at Antwerp, Dec 6. - - . , , ,-3 ; The following are the iadieations forto-day: -": il :"'";;"..:-if For Virginia fair, followed Sunday by rain, slightly cooler weathe? and variable wind. . . - vm r For North Carolina :and South Car- oumK iair, ioiiowea rjunuay oy ram, stationary temperature! and variable winds. : ' A DOWN TOW2X JCBRCHANT, bavtaig passed sereral sleepless nht8, disturbed by the agonle ana ones 01 a sosenng eouo. ana Deooming eon vlBoed that Mia. WinsloWs Soothliut 8yttib waa lost the article needed, procured a aupply for the nhild On-muhtnr homa and aoouaintina' hia wile wttn what be bad done, sue rerusea to nave it administered to the child, as she was rtrongiy In ESgEESSBSS In homefibedaY f ollDWinir. the father found the other sleAnUm n&ht th mother steDDed DaDy Btui snnermff : ana wane oontempiamg aa- the mem to attend 'to some domestic duties spea 1 mm and left the father with the child. . During her ab sence he administered a portion or the 800 8vrnn to tha hair, end said BO thin sr. That ah hands slept well, and the little fellow awoke in the morniiur brlcrht and haxrDY- The mother was delighted with the wonderful change, and al- at nrst osendea at tne aeoepuon prao- 1 urxni her. has oouturaed to nsetneeyrup. and aufferin rvin- ha.hieA.siul restless nizhta baYS disappeared. A single trial of the Syrop sever yet rauea to relieve tae oaoy, ana over come the prejudices of the mother. Sold by all uroarists. oentaa botue. . NEW ADVER'l ISEMENTS. OPERA HOUSE. COMBEHCIHB HOKDAT, DEC. 10TH. MATINBB BATUBDAT FOR LADIES AND CHIuDRSN AT S O'CLOCK. Larger and Better than Ever. ZB:m:Lx;s ORIGINAL Royal Marionettes, Giving- MiUBtrels and Hnmpty Dompty, to gether wita SLLIS CYCL0N2 OF NOVBLTIBS AND GRAND OI FX CARNITAI. ONE HtTHDKED BLS9A7ST PRK8BNTS Q1TKN AWAY at each exhibition. Carrying oar own Brass Baud' and Orchestra, (fraud street narade everv dav at 18 o'olook. and free Stereoptloon in front of Opera Boose every aiftbt. Reserved Seats without extra charge at Heins berger'a. Admission' 16c, 85o and 8ic. ceoiw Orand Concert BY THE GERIIAHIA CORSET BASD, TUB9DAV, OECSMBRR 11TH, AT 8 F. SC., at Lather Memorial Building, corner Sixth and Prlnoess streets. Admission 25 oents. Committee of Arrangements John H. Rehder, Paul X. Knobloch and J. G-. L. Gieschen. dec 9 It The Annual Heeting QT LOT OWNBR8 OF PINH FOBR3T CXMB tery Co., will be held on Wednesday, December T2th, la the Xayors Court Room, at 8 o'clock. Id. XHUlfWUUU, dec 0 st an we Seo'y and Treasurer. Dosals Waterway between Beaufort Harbor and New Hirer, a. O., will be reoelred at this omoe until 10 a. mH on 9th January. 1889 The attention of bidders is Invited to Acta of Congre approved 88 February, U8S, and SS February. 1887, volume 11 page 83. and volui eSt ptge 414, btatntes at large. All information furnished by W. H. BIXBV. capt. of Xngiaeeas. dec sat 9iTisjan7S TT S. KNGINBXR' OFFICB. WILMINGTON. J If. Cq November 24. 1888 Sealed oro- posala 7or Dredging in Hario we Creek, inland waterway between New Berne and Beaufort, N. C, wiu be reo ived at this oface until 10 A. IL,on9tb January, 168 The attention of bid ders Is soeoially lnvud to Acts of Congress ap proved 86 February. 1883, and 23 JFecrnary, 18S7, vomme a page ass. ana volume si Statntesat Large. All information furi pace 414. rnisnedby W. H. BLXBT, capuin of anglneers. deo96t 9 11 13 18 Jan 8 Hand Fainted Blotting Pads. JFTOU WANT SOHXTHTJIG BBAUTIFUL FOB a Present call and look at them. roll line of Christmas Novelties. dee9tf MTJTTD8 BROTH2RS. Crocus, CLOTH 07 GOLD. YELLOW, . BLUB, WHIT. TTTLIPS Queen Victoria, single and double Due Vanthol, double and single scariet, mixed Parrot. HyAOLhTHS All oolor. double and single. Flower Seed, Ac. . - deoStf - . ".- TbeDrusilst. For Sale and Rent, SSVSRAL HOUSBS AND LOTS FOB I jj 1 Cashor onlnstallments. Also severel r'T iHonses and Stores for Bent. deo9tf ItABtIN T. DAVIS. M30Tois Prlie Eastern Ear. Wl Jtfl'BBH HAT. NBW YORK HAY; SHALL VV lots. C. Pea vines and Hay mixed at D. VcSAGHXRSri) Grain and Feed Store, deoOSt 129 North Market St . If the Public TTILLINSPICT ICY STOCK OF HOLIDAY Goods, they will find prloei low and goods of the moat eleraat and tasty designs. P. 8. Open all day to day. decttf New Market. A Balsam Fir Pillow IVZir AWAY WITH BACH CAKB OF BAL- aam Fir Soap. Headaobe, Insomnia,, Nervons neas relieved and onreo by absorption and In halation of the fragrant Balsamio oils of Balsam FTiyone ' BOBSBT R. BELLAMY, deostf Drngsist. At 10 South Front St. A POLL STOCK 07 : TaVNKSANDB&fiS. AB the varions spsclililae Incident to our bust asss will be found to fk at rock bottom pricee. '.deogtf ;; The Horse li MUJIner. f i .- r-. -rottr Days H - i V ir. : - 7 g& rSSSKK-rjsr::i;:7 t kl I w 09 One vostbM 19 00 - two lteatbmM....rMMMMM II to : ca y j. .m.ui, it - Tea HneaeoadWogpTetl type make one tan&i - yX MB Wj APVERTJSBMEirrs. H o I i d ay Prese n tG I BROWN & RODDICK 9 NOItTn FUONT ST. OUR STOCK IS SO VaEIBD BCTWIXN TOTS, FAHCIMODSguBHiHEllTS1 AND Dress Goods. &c &c., I . .. w" v, V that It Is almost Impossible to tell what really . ' to advertise! , - Xvery Item In this column is suitable for a Girl. Nice SCHOOL TJMBBBLLAS. Gold or hut Headed, from $1.76 to S3 75 DOLLS, every description, from 10c to 1 8 75 . All-Wool HXKBtBTTAi donble width. In new shades, a very useful present.; three yards for 81 8). ' MANICURE SETS, Satla lined oase, Zylonlte ' fittings, from 1 SS to $3.00. One pair Fur topped GLOVES, from 75o to $1 60. Nice CHINA TEA SETS, frm 75o to $1.00. Handsome illuminated BOOKS, ICo up. Hemstltohed. Plain and Fancy Bordored HANDKERCHIEFS, from 10c to $175. Black passimero HOSE,rlbbed and plain, from 87Kotot9o. nusn mmea mibroks, from eOoto S1.S& WUhX BOXES, with fl tunes, from TSo to S3 CO. CUPS aiul HADCKRM. vnrr KM.ntilfnl. tmm inn tOSSO. A bandaomeCLOAKor JACKET, from $4.00 to $16 CO. An immense variety or TOYS, too manv to esnmerate. For Boys, A HOHOOT. mitBBT.T.t BomAthlnff unliu. able, from 75o up. nuiws, a great varrety, irom s to luo. Handsome CRAVATS, from t5o np TOY LOUOMOT1VBS. with Can. HORSES and WAGONS, TOY WATCHES, do., &c. Musical Toys. POCKBTBOOXS. HBMSTITC'HKD H AND KIR CH IB FS, six for $1 .60. A Dalr of Fur toDued GLOVES. snltahlA fnr school wear, 7fio. TWEEDS. Buitable for Suits. E0a to Slfi. mv yard. ' fJUMBLNATIOM SAVXNGB BANKS. Ac . Ac. A fall suddIv of Presents for those of mora mature age. Call and examine for yourselves. A personal visit only can. give you any idea of our immense variety. BROWN & RODDICK, NORTH FRONT STREET. 4 decs tt Wood! Wood! Wood! WE OFFER CLO AVERAGING 21 to 3 Inches in Thickness, AT- 75c per Load, Delivered THIS IS Tie Cheapest Wool in the MM, We know from experience, having horned thousands of cords in our furnaces. W. E. WORTH & CO, TELEPHONE No. 04. Terms Cash oh Delivery .deeOlt Breech Loaders TX7B ARE NOW OPENING UP ONX OF THE vV. most oomplete assortments of English Gnsf and sportsmen's Goods ever brought to this market. Ammunition, we atk no one any odds. While we are not on tha A" Ut. and bound by their rulos, we bavo tha priof . don't agree to handle the amount, which no house in the State eaa or doea. o." ... V1L 2. SPBrNeXH CO. oct 81 tf " - '. : yropt street. . ! ;Kai ; ail torn .itttitv, TXAVnra HAD ATHOBOUGH TOBBOl exu fSTSTiUSSliSiSL. above W. H. jJSrfomaentk.. atis- inmnte-i. Prices SMAV. ; JyWU MarBoMaeTraal yea' TAtfniiv offer nv aervioes as Aviei. wm tAPV nr , Alf ahIm Wt aa tha Book U 1 ft: . . ... : s vi . -r' r i f -
Wilmington Morning Star (Wilmington, N.C.)
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