North Carolina Newspapers

rHE MOKNJLNix STAK rUiiLW IAiuY BXCiaUM MONDAYS. Ore Vor b FV1... .... S8 CO . 00 .... 1 M .... 60 K-r-Tt. CU7 Subscribers, dillerl In ny part V ' Vvrn-rw Cirrrs per week. Our City w-Vsxs'ot anthortaHl to eoL'eot tor more fiS: :aontha la aa.Yuu.-t. The centennial celebration in New York yesterday -was truly a grand af fair, and the weather being propi-ti.,n- there was nothing to interfere with the programme of exercises; the - tuna in a mnr. imnfli 1r;': of Lodn times, while the lit- I" -vises at the Sub Treasury ,u Idiuu'. and the services at historic ;- l'uul's were of the most interest- iliroiifed the streets, and filled every avai.tbie .-pace for witnessing the imitating spectacle, and the telegraph fail to furuish us with any incident t! ;ar tended to mar, in. the least, the it, -ti iracter; minions oi yvuyio eiercises of the day; the celebration I c osed with a banquet jat night at the Metropolitan Opera House. At Selma. Ala., yesterday, one of the -tinners, tiring a salafe, was horribly mangled by the premature discharge o the gun. la the Dick Hawes trial, at Birmingham.'a sensation was created yesterday by the prosecution placing upon the witness stand the man Thompson, who the aeience claimed was the real murderer: he c.iiue. voluntarily forward tocler him self of the attempt to Ox the crime on him; argument in the case has begun. Hon. Wm. H. Jiaroum, chairman of the National democratic Commit tee died at his home in Connecticut yesterday morning. A negro was instantly killed in Richmond, yester day, by falling from the dome of the theatre while hauling down .an Amer- ictu Hag. The finest charcoal plant in the country, near Chambers burg. Pa., was destroyed by fire yes terday. U:aino says he has no idea of re sign :r.g. Kjutiniore i3 no' hero, Capi. Murrell. crazy over the I IJulartgtr is reported aa still pop ular in Fntce. What for? The great show in Paris will be opened on time, but it is not ready. li is ead ibai nearly one hundred people perished during the construc tion ot the Eiffel Tower in Paris. On Sunday mjruicg twenty peo ple Hiro burned to death on the Grand Trarjk, near Hamilton, Onta rio. Charleston is not retrograding. The A'eics and Courier says the population in 1888 was 62,353, against 54,285 in 1880.: The Goldsboro Mercury is one year old. It has prospered, we are pleased to learn. We wish brother Nash all possible success. A copy of the folio edition of Shakeppeare for 1623, recently sold for 1,400 in New York. That was cheap for such a rare work. And now watches are to be run by electricity. M. L. Ilussey, the in ventor, baa secured a patent to run a watch by electricity. A company to manufacture electric clocks and watches wili be formed. Air. L'agtne Schuyler, a scholarly, American who lived in Russia for several years, says the correct way to write the great Russian novelist's came is Count Tolstoy, and not Tol stoi, as has been the custom. Prof. Ilorcaday, of the Smithson ian Institute, says the buffalo is dy ing out. lie says between 1868 and 1872, 4. years, 3,500,000 buffaloes were killed in the country west of the Mississippi and south of the Mis souri rivers. The New York World boasts that its actual daily circulation for 1889 thus far is 322,828 copies. It is a marvellous newspaper. Its last Sun day edition contained 48 pages. It is to publish a Centennial edition to sell for $1 each. A Charleston newspaper reporter, Uenry E. Howren, has turned preacher. It is but two weeks since he was on a drunk. He is the son of a Methodist minister. Fifteen hun dred people heard him in the Opera Uoose last Sunday. In the sudden death of Mr. & J. Ellis, M. C, from Louisiana, a man of superior gifts passed away. He was found dead in his chair in Wash ington. The New Orleans States says of him: i m,an e.Ter had. nd justly so. a thVn .l place,n hearts ot our people mnft J8- Sentieman; and a feeling of the th L5,gnant rief filled every -heart In e.f.0inm?Dlt7 when the sad news spread abroai h:;;rer moel brilliant son and one of an. I . Ml. in me death of Mr. Ellis, Looisi- uak au mod patriotic leaders. 1HE VOL. XLIV.--N0. 34. If the Father of bis Country has viewed from the other world the events of the last two days he mast have been well pleased. He sees that his memory is still green and that he is still "first in the hearts of his conntrvmen." The illustrious Vi iftn fa t on t pede8tal I or. and lifted "P" in the gmour of a false light and with the aureola enshrouding and concealing his great proportions, but he stands out in gen nine colors in the clear light of day, his lineaments distinctly revealed,his noble and princely character com pletely discerned. There may be specks seen, but the outline is grand and impressive and attractive. There is but one grander, purer and more engaging character in American his- tory that of Robert Edward Lee, the peerless. The series of meetings extending through three weeks and one day at Fifth Street Methodist Church closed on Monday night. In all, six mem bers have been received upon a pro fession of faith and after due private examination. The members of the Church were greatly edified and strengthened by the most remarka ble Benes of sermons. This writer puts it on record as his honest conviction, that the sermon on Sun day night on "Blessed are the pure in heart, &o.," was the most master- ly and stirring discourse he ever heard, save one other by the same preacher, the young pastor. Au alumnus in this city of the University suggests that the Stab's paragraph may do harm relative to matriculates. Believing that it was an oversight we wrote the paragraph that it might be corrected by those in authority. If we had not had rea son to think otherwise we would cer tainly have concluded that all but alumni were excluded. An alumnus with whom we have spoken has a similar view. The correction will be made promptly, we have no doubt. John G. McGeady gave himself up to the City Marshal at Helena, Mon tana, saying that in February, while drunk, he murdered Bernard J Crea gan, at Midland, Maryland. A spe cial to the New York Times says: "McGeady is willing to go back without a requisition, and will be tafcen to Mary land as soon as an officer from there can come after him. The prisoner ia a good- looking young man of twenty- fire years and very intelligent." Billy Chandler is in the lead evi dently in New Hampshire. He owes his present popularity mainly to the violent tweaking of his nose by Sena tor Blackburne. Of 1,787 persons responding to an inquiry of the Bos ton Globs all but 98 were for the man with the pulled nose. ?Tr-Ri CITY AEH ADVERT18EMEIITS. W. Otbbsen To the public. Mxeomo Meeting Orient Lodge. H. M. Bo wd eh For rent or sale. Stab Office Wrapping paper. K. Warren & Son At Hammocks. 8. A. Bchlobb & Co Auction to-day. M us son & Co. Elastic seam drawer. John M. Carrol Milch cows for sale. Ifleteorolegleal Summary The following is a summary of the weather for the month of April, as furnished the Stab by Mr. Chaffee, Chief Signal officer here: Mean barometer, 29.97 inches; high est, 30.34, on the 23d; lowest, 29.47, on the 26th. Mean temperature, 58.8 degrees; highest, 86, on the 12th; lowest, 43, on the 7th and 9th; the greatest daily range of temperature was 29 degrees; the least daily range, 6 degrees. The prevailing direction of the wind was southwest, the total move ment 6,619 miles, and the extreme ve locity of the wind. was 30 miles an hour on the 6th and 7th, from north and northwest. The total rainfall was 2.13 inches. The total deficiency in precipitation was 1.20 inches. There were 11 cloudless days, 11 partly clondy and 8 cloudy. No frost occurred. A final to tn Hammocks. People went down to the Ham mocks yesterday in crowds and spent a delightful day on the beach. An ticipating a rush, the management of the Seaeoast road pat on extra coaches and arranged a special sche dule but the additional facilities af forded, hardly met the demand. The ears were crowded each trip, the num ber of excursionists being over seven hundred. Orient Lodge No. 395, A. F. & A: M., will hold a regular monthly meeting this evening at 8 o'clock. M0KNINO- WILMINGTON, N CM WEDNESDAY, MAY 1, 1889. avocai dou. Mttruiaarai. " NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. The TJ. S. District Court will The following are the Indication convene this morning at 10 o'olock. for.to-day: For Rent OT Ii6aS6. lVsw VI nrlnla. - lOrtn.1 rn 1 r a of at inn -The Criminal Court for New Hanover will meet Monday, the 20th in8t- The Wilmington Light Infantry attended the services in St. James' ? a. . wiurcu yesieraay morning at v o clock. Services this afternoon in the Seamen's Bethel at 5 o'clock. The Pudiic generally ana seamen partiou- larly are invited to attend. . ine ntty-second annual com- msnMmi( rt Tta4lonn rviiarA .til wi t -.nix. John X Stanles is the orator for the j uuu n . piapies me orator ior ine occasion. Amatanr fihrmAn nnt ,n " " - iorce yesteraay, and some of them had remarkably fine sport, returning m . - . in the afternoon with fine catches of trout and perch with which the streams around j-Wilmington seem to tering places will soon commence. ine island Beaeh Hotel, on the Ham- mocKs, wnicn oxers many attractions 1 1 . this year, is now for rent, and as soon as the management joan secure a suit- able man the hotel will be open for guests. A large number of visitors is expected here this summer, and every M , , J opportunity for pleasure and enjoy- ment will be glvon them. Bdenton'a Declaration of Indepen- aenee. The following is an exact copy from tne records of a va cable historical document. It was dven to the Star . for publication by Rev. Dr. Wataon, Bishop of Eaet Carolina: KDBJfTON's DBCIiARATION OF ISTJK- pkitdksck, JUBTK 19, 1776. The subscribers, professing our allegiance to the King, and acknow- leaging tne constitutional executive power of government, do solemn- ly profess, testify and declare that we do absolutely believe that neither the Parliament of Great Britain nor any member or constituent branch 1 M 1 1 1 A. x a mereui uave a rigm 10 impose taxes upuu biiese colonies io reguiaie ine internal policy thereof; and that all attempts by fraud or force to estab- lish and exercise such claims and powers, are violations of the peace and security of the people, and ought the DeoDle of this nrnvin -inlv and collectively, are bound by the acts and resolutions of the Continen- I tal and Provisional Congress, because I in both they are freely represented I by persons chosen by themselves; and I we do solemnly and sincerely pro-- mise and eoeaga nnder the sanetion of Virtue, Honor, and the sacred Love of Liberty and our Country, to maintain and support all and every the acts, resolutions and regulations of the Baid PnnHnanf ol onH "Prrkiriairtnal Congresses to the utmost of our power and ability. in testimony wnereor we nave nereto set our hands thU 18th of June, 1776. Richard Hoskins. Wm Boyd. David Rice, Thos Benbury, I Aaron Hill, Jacob Hunter. I Pelatiah Walton, John Brasley, I Thnn.D.Rnnn txrnn-m I I, Samuel J. Johnston. Rector of St. I Paul's Church, do hereby certify that the foregoing is truly copied from the I proceedings Of the Vestry of St. I Paul's parish. Edenton. N. C. and I that the persons whose names are I subscribed above Lwere elected vestry- men on the 8th day of April. 1778, as I appears from the old records. 7' " I a - I I Carolina Beacb. I Work on the Carolina Beach lm- provements is now being vigorously pushed in order that everything may be ready for the coining season which promises to b on ofhli?hlv satlafao- promises to De one Ol nigniy satisiac tory results to the proprietors. A JL. . , number of new cottages are nearly completed at the BeaTh, and work is progressing on the additions to the I hotel. The construction corps are I , . , ., ., , I hard at work on the new railroad, I which will soon be ready, and which will be much superior! in every respect to the old road. Cap- tain Walter Q. McRae, the engineer, has done his work well, and those in charge of the other departments have used every possible effort to make the road equal to the best. It Will be laid with new steel rails throughout, and with the exception of one curve is almost a straight line. To further add to the safety of the trains they will be supplied with air brake. It is now thought that the season Will open about May 15th, and the .time be- tween Wilmington and Carolina Beach by steamer and rail, will be reduced to forty-five minutes. The oT SL sure seekers. The Beach is rapidly assuming the proportions of a sea- ... , , , .... side village, and there will be quite a colony there during the approaching s mayor Coarx. Mary E. Hammond, colored, charged with disorderly conduct, was arraigned in the Mayor's Court ves- terdav mnniin a , TT 7 teraay morning and sentenced to pay a fine of ten dollars, or be imprisoned twHlyrt?L , tl ine remaining cases on the docket were continued, as follows: Robert Moore, colored, horse running at colored, disorderly conduct. I tare, northerly winds. I tt. xrVi HAmlina atu I Una. and Georgia, rain, lower tem- ( neratnre, southerly shifting to wester- I ly winds. I yorst Price for Truck. Reported for the STAa by G. B. Palmer, wholesale commission mer- chant In Southern fruits and pro- I duce, 166 ueaae street, jwew xorK: New York. April 29.-The arrivals I of vegetables from the South to-day Bhow a large increase over any pro- I vinna rinv nf tn is season. VAt nrioes I erenerallv are firmly sustained. Peas. I owe,Ter T,"', Beliin&N7fcM I Carolina and Charleston, from $1.25 I to 21.50 per crate. Asparagus in lib- I .1 5i j f. m "lui'r"T.11"K I uear oy pomw, bmau neiiiug iroiu o.ov W A. ml M i J I rofi per aozen. vaDoage in gooa ue- !iJJ&g fancy .1 Strawberries more plenty and I prices lower; fancy 20 to 25c a quart, I u1 inferior berries 12 to 15c I A Mural uouaay. The Centennial anniversary as ob- I served in Wilmington was almost a I universal holiday. Business was more I.. .... .1 I tnan partially suspended, nearly I every store and office being closed. I The churches were ODened. however. I and at nine o'clock the ringing of the bells" summoned the people, who thronged the places of worship where . , , , . , . services were held in each appropri- ate to the day and the occasion ; I I.IST OF LETTERS. I Remaing the Post office, I ... Mkftll tf. AUUtf. BL Bsame Blackwood, L j Bartlett, I mm n Rrit Ttavi Rno.n tioh I SSirowii, Primus Battle, C-riSntfn "r 1 Ellen Carter. Arta. Channel. I D-Miss Donnell. . I Q Ouder Grimes. Rosie Gaston. I Maggy Gibbs, L Gleny, L Glenn, JO I wimes, jjr a a George. I H Geo Hutohins. Isaac W Hames. LO Hail, T H Hay, A C Hay, Come - Ilia Harries. Rev C R Hassell. Beni I I HU1, Amanda Hill, A J Hinps, House, I hold of Ruth, Ho. 120. I T TT T lJ ITT rf-i l oa vjenmns, wmujopnson. jx v ix xxing, xnziy juug, j; ranees King. Ii WA Lioftin, Lyman M Lock- wood, J M Lee, Geo Lucas, D W Loathes. M M M Mason, Prank G Mnldrow, I lie Molnte.r. Rodn. A Mon Rw.kv I Marsby, S S MoBoyde & Co. P Elcy Plain . I R Geo M Robenson. Mary C Ram- sey, ts a Russell, oarah Koeren. S Ceeles Sanford. Ray W BcOtt, minis oweei, J tyron, nawsins Sanders, Florence Snow, Eishs Shep- man,. D C Smith. T Ann L Taylor. W Betty Williams. Alford Wil- Hams, Adelaid Waddell, A A Walter, Tfaxrnmnrl Wi ! rn Persons calling for letters in the above list will please say "adver- l tised." Letters will be sent to the Dead Letter Office, at Washington, Inn it nnt aiiat fn within rhirv days. o. G. PARSLEY, P. M. , t . The malls oloserand arrive at the City Fost vuwhiouovk -CLOSK. w Sonera 6uh mli fastTTT '. '. '.. lloo p. M North Carolina and Atlantlo and guppiied therefrom.: 8100 A..V. Saleleh and f avettevllle...-O0 A. M. A 6.80 F. M Southern way mall.... 6X0 P. K emsDYSRPTsiiNDAY: "Mr-m western malls. C C. Rallwav.. l Co & 5.30 P. M c. F. Y. v.R. R. and points vug- . M , EJe et Railroad "fdpolnt I supplied therefrom 1:00 P. MlSt 6.80 P. M I RmlfhvUIe 1:30 P. Ml WrUrhtsvllle 7-00 A. M & rwadesboroji o n- U Sm'wm uttle River, & C. and intermediate 0::.::::::::::::::: fp.M MOnUAi ABD FRIDAY. 00,0. H. and Intermediate offices emo a. X opkn fob dxuvzry. Northern and wav malls SOP.M Northern through mail, late nK P.M F$&S Carolina Central Railroad saoP.X mUb coUected from street boxes m busi ness portions 01 ony a o al, vismj jl. ana a:v ,T othar of oltT at 6 a-M. and LP V General delivery open from 6.80 A.M. to 7 P.M. on 8andTS nom 9m 10:00 a. m. Carrten delivery open on Sunday from 9 to Honey order and Registry Department open 9.00 a.m. to 6:00 P. M. stamp Offloe open from 8.00 A. M. to 6o P. If Stamps on sale latUgeneral delivery 6:80 A. X to 10 A. M. and 1 tqjr forty ykars' xxferekncb of an old Sf oe'bFeclinS .fJXl ft ldltv of the stomach, relieves wind -ISmorMe ftTiDt1 $ children, whether arising from teething or plnh boe.Se gsfcgte -Klw-lbvERTisEMgF .Hrr lodgk. No, 896, a. f. a. m. Vj special m"tbly meeting thl (WedneedaT) evenlag, at8o'okea, for work In the Master's Degree? Visiting Brethren cordially invited to "gftn1 ' uth. Vor Sale T HAVB JUST ARRTYBD with FOUR MILCH ws whloh be sold this morning at Or- rail's Stables. my , K ohn h. CARROL. A. 6. HcQIET, ADCTIOHEEB,! 1 B & afKM TotJi -SS F?rnuS Batt5 Tub? fttojelotseoona-naiia vTooaery.oo. I jB3 island beach hotel, situated on I th Hammocks, adfacent to and In full view of I Atlantic Ooean, is one of the most attractive I and pleasant waterlog places on the coast. I Bailroad communication with the city of wil- I mlngton. (which to only ten miles distant), Is made eeveral times a day. Among the many attractions this season will be the Ocean view Kuro,, whloh one and a half miles up the i . , m . mt. "h fuU f I Pleasure boats always In readiness and fishing of u kinds in abundance. 1 I The Carolina Yacht Club have their annual re- wWob lie8 "lthIa . ,narter 5f a mUe of the Hotel, and the competitive raoes whloh can be easily seen create much pleasure and excitement. The KINJC8T hDKP BA.THINU n tto coast. The Hotel Is fitted up In first class I atvie. with lm Droved oonveLlenoes :or gnesu. i rossession given immeaiaiiy.ippiy m .. uJ&J?S2&M - ' . - m j. m. m 1 d. I my l lw mmEM) Wilmington, n. 'c. I tjtQ Public. i a ja my v tu&uuB, uuBivaitu abu im I 0 neraUv. will hereby take notice that I J&ySu'JiM atwotSMU I exclusively to the grocbbvthax'S, inoiuding. 1 invitation is extended to all to inspect my stock or OOQIH. IVDAliAi vjwmwi mmv 2"ffJ2MTiS& toieTa children. ' I 1 would ask all to give me a liberal share of I fchelr patronaKe'Bespeotfully, V. OTJERSEN, mylSt Cor. Kfth and Market St. . T3TT"lT,T?"C,J2lTTTVA'T7,'NriT,Sl I n.miAAirii rw.n -mr I 4 ,TT TTN I afulllinb OakeS. OrackerS, PicMeS, UftMO ' ' I ham SANDWICHES, SODA WATER, MILK SHAKES, ETC. IE. WaiTen & SOIl. I ' hammocks. I I TIia Da4-&vi4- ' T?l o al-i I x coucaau I S62liTI UrSLVOf I I I jTEADS THS LIST OP DESIRABLE STYLES LX In the market. PHYSICIANS commend them nv . RTTrr nw ottr 8U1 uuu TJAT17VT flOTT A "PT31 U IX All I ShOHlder Casslmcre CIlCVlOl, I nimmnai av I Ton will be pleased with them. They are ex- I ,, ,.v I " ' T jVTsJ f J J Xr flfj ita vx CLOTHIERS, 4o. apaotr ' 0 , . DO&Sl W 8.X61. IU8B0NLT TUBS FKTJIT JUICES IN I making my Syrups, and customers oan rely on I getting a good glass of Soda. I JNO. H. HARDIN, Druggist I on kvm I : I w i -nv mTsxn HLW riiiJIUD. I wuAYuflii4uAnj;AniiiMUM,i I elegant PIANOS from the factories of I nuii,lDlou"' I QABLKB A BRO., LESTER PIANO CO., I pwiadelDhla. andSTSRLTNO PIANO CO., Con I rnuaaeipnia, snaoijuuitnu x-x&nu I nectlcut. all of which we offer at lowest pos- n.a, I " ' : r . I ZlZZ'. ap 88 tf su we fr Wilmington, N. C. rtl I TOT XjllGaU NAILS. 6LDE, H08MR0N. BUNGS.&C ' 1 ' ' woody A CUR rib, ptf commission neronanw. " TLTva-nrtin fr PonAr W A U UlllK rallOfi 0 closs out an accumulation of 1 OLD NEWSPAPERS, they wui oe soia ior I xwnty cents pbb hundrbd. i Appiyacme I nac staboffick. I , t,, A n , nr I 1 116 DlBSl i 0 Wttdf A Oil JN TOWN FOR TWBNTY-FIVB CBNT8, AT JAMBS D. NOTTS, apastf ; TheDrngglBt. -pirtvvv U 10T1T. 1 000 BABBBLS VL0TJB ' IS 5gal4BM S8S BHlSw s3DAWtf W XC Z ShlllgleS. 000 8HmQLB8' UU.vUU .r.iamt V bbown gS5 pENIIMC DAY! at -mmna v a .TnrSTl MBS. A. LunsiibJ f -OF- Summer Millinery, TRTMMBD HATS AND BONNZTS, IN ALL THB latbst styles, T J 26l,,, 1889 Ladies invited to call. Dress-making a specialty. p 24 4t NORTH front 8T. art w p Toomn w" P' 7. n n Tlfi f illtiUtli EaWW & M CO., iQ PMNCBSS ST.. WTLMrNGTON, N c SSSute tSsts of all ktads. martt WHOLE NO. 7049 NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. BRO WIN & RODDICK, 9 NORTH FRONT ST. JBADY FOB THB SPRING AND SUMMBR Campaign. Every department la now complete, though we continue to have new arrivals by every New York Steamer, and we extend to all a oordial Invitation-to examine our Immense stock. WASH FABRICS. Figured LAWNS 5a per yard . Beautiful CH ALLIES 70 per yard New BATINBS, Frenoh Pattern, 10c and 12Ko per yard. SKA 8IDB SUIT1NO in stylish fanov stripes, something entirely new and very desirable, 10c periyard . SBBRsUCKBRS and GINGHAMS In great variety and at prices lower.than theylhave ever been known before. DRESS GOODS AND TRIMMINGS. We have the most varied and best selection of DRBSS GOODS end TRIMMINGS over brought to this market. We call special attention to the following: Double width All-Wool FLANNEL and TRICOT 8O0 per yard. 40 Inch All-Wool Silk StrlDed FLANNBL 40o per yard. 40-iaon cream BBRGB 75o per yard. 40-Inch Cream ALBATROSS 6O0 per yard. 8-1 Cream Twilled FLANNBL and TRICOT Si. 00 per yard. Flouncing. Black 811k LACB FLOUNCING and DRAPBRY NBT, from 85o to $4.00 per yard. Gents'DFnrnisMiij Gootsv We carry a splendid line of these gdeds. and all in need of such should not fall to call on s before purchasing, as we are confident It will be to their advantage. unlaundrted Mnen Bosom bhiktb 48o and era. Balbrlggan Undershirts and Drawers 40 to 76c. Bleached Jean Drapers, well made, 6O0. Nlsht Shirts 75o. stHalf Hose of every description. Linen Handkerchiefs, hemmed and hem- stitched, white and fancy borders, from loo to75o- wnite siiK iiandKercmers, from 6 so to f i.so. Linen Collars and Cuffs, have lust purchased a full line of the ' Barker" brand, whloh are the best goods made, as they are all Linen on both sides. white Lawn Ties, from 100 to 6O0 per dozen. A maamlfloent ass rt merit of Scarfs, from 2So to 60c. Cassimeres. Casslmeres for Gents' and Boys' wear, in stripes and plaids, which make up very neat. Our Navv B1UI ue eerge at 75o is remarkably cheap, and makes up the very Dest Kina or a Bummer suit. Shirtings & Sheetings INIALLTHB POPULAR MAKBS. 4-4 Fruit of the Loora.. So per yard. 4-4 rAngaon uc 4-4 Masonvllle , 9c 4-4 Lonsdale 9i " 4-4 HiU Do 4-4 Homestead 9o " 4-4 Wamsutta lie " 4- New York If Ula Ho " 4-4 Lonsdale Cambric Ho " 4-4 Pride of the West 13c Pee Dee Plaid Homespun Se " BEOWN & EODDIOK, 0 NORTHIFRONT STREET, ap 21 tf OPENING DAYS AT The Ladies' Emporium Thursday, 4th April, Friday, 5th " Saturday. 6th ' The public, cne and, all, are respectfully In vited to call and examine our elegant stock of TVTi 1 1 i -n ej-y AND FANCY GOODS. All New Stock AND IN THE LATEfcT 8TYLES, AT REMARK - TABLYILOW PRICES. A BEAUTIFUL LINE OP Pattern Hats and Bonnets NOW ON DISPLAY.: Miss Goodwin HAS RETURNED AND WILL" FILL ALL MILLI NERY ORDERS. 3 Respectfully, MBS. E. B. WIGGINS, Agent. ap4tf The Administration HAS CHANGBD. THB NEW PRESIDENT has been Inaugurated, and everybody Is tniiniM tn know what will tnrn no" next. Dut tne undersigned Is still at Ms old stand, where he Is prepared to ao yon np - m tne latest styie. itespeouuiiy, eta , H. C. PRBMPBbT, Barber and Hair Dresser, mar 8 tf No. 7 South Front St. Hotel Macon,. Q.RBBNVILLB, N. C UNDB a NEW MANAGE- ment Large sample room on nam street. Feed Stable In connection, not ana eoia water Datns. Bvery convenience possible for the travelling m.. o. auuua, riuyrwuna. R. KOOWK. Manager ana-IOtf For Bent, A STORE AND omen ui rtuMVJtati ex.. next door to Evans' Shoe Store, until Oo tober 1st, 1889, very cheap. Houses for rent. Houses and Lots for sale very cheap, for cash, nr on the installment plan. A fine Plantation for sale In Brunswick county. Bxoellent location. Terms easy. jaAJfxiw uavib, mar 81 tf Bcal Estate Agent. To-Day, J3INEAPPLBS, COCO AN UTS, ORANGES, LEKOKS, At COLLIER A CO'S, ap 87 tt HO North water St. kavju mm AfiiiETiimsi Oa fosus Os Day,. M M IW mm 9 0 Twt Dan. ... i e . .... s ca a . . - . . . . . 8 OS i . . ... . j ii, - 8 00 I " " Three Daya... FourDayiM..., Five Days,.... " On Week. 00 j ,10a " " Two Weeks..... Three Weeks..... . I 0g " One Month. 1 00 i " Two Months,.... 18 OS , " Th?ee Uonihs, .... M 0o " " Six Months, 4 to " On Year. ..... fHltoj VContraot Advertlaeoenu taken at prop or ttonately low rates. Ten lines solid Nonpareil type make one sqnai- NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. SEASONABLE GOODS. A ! SPLENDID LINE Hammocks, Base Balls and Bats, Croquet Sets, PIC NIC BASKETS, Ac., dee. A NEW STOCK OF PICTURE MOULDING, WHICH WE ARE PREPARED TO MAKE IN ALL SIZE FRAMES. NEW STYLES IN Wall Paper AND WINDOW SHADES. EVERYTHING YOU.DBSIRE.IN THB Bool, Papr or Stationery" Line. YATES'illHOLESALE AND RETAIL PAPER HOUSE. ap 21 tf DON'T BE MISLED, BUT GO DIRECT TO Headquarters FOR YOUR AND FANCY GOODS. THE LARGEST STOCK IN THE STATE TO SELECT FROM. Fashionable Ooods and Low Prices at Taylor's Bazaar, 119 MARKET STREET, WILMINGTON, N. C. A NEW LOT OF Flowers, Laces, Gloyes, Riions, Corsets, UNDERWEAR, JERSEYS. Parasols & Sunshades In newest deslgns.'and lowest prices. A liberal discount to the trade. Orders bv mall promptly filled at Taylor's Bazaar. ap 88 tf . Tobacco and Snuff. 300 60X18 PLtJQ AND TWIST TOBACCO of various grades. A fall assortment of LORILLARD'8, GAIL AX'S, 6TEWART, RALPH A CO '8 and Bail Road Mills Snuff. A few barrels IRISH POTATOES low to close ontlot. HALL & PEARSALL, WHOLESALE GROCERS. ap 18 DAW tf 11 A 13 H. Water St. 1789. Centennial 1889. WASHINGTON'S INAUGURATION PATRI otio Bxhlbltion. for the benefit of the Brooklyn Baptist Church, at City HalL Tuesday, April 80th. at 8 o'olock p. m- Ad mission Adults ldc; ChUaren uo. Refreshments can be had after performance, ap 28 yt Hardware, Paints, &c. LL KINDS OF HOUSE FURNISHING HARD ' ware at low prices. Pure Lead and genuine Linseed Oil, sold at rock bottom prices at ap 28 tf GEO. A. PECK'S. OTJE HORSE CLOTHING rpo ORDER IS UNSURPASSED AS TO STYLE, price and quality. Largest and cheapest stock c f LINEN-MOMIB and CLOTH LAP DUSTERS In the city. TRUNKS AND BAGS cheape than ever. TT. L. FENNELL, Tne Ilorse Blllllner, ap 21 tf ll South Front street. Manhatta and Chariot, JEST FIYE CENT CIGARS.ON THE MARKET. Sold only at C. M. HARRIS'. News and Cigar Store. apistf f