North Carolina Newspapers

; 1 1; MORNING STAR a : 'flNH, aWttHSSal IB IV S&. ri to aa0)oc fo .on !a vinaa t t i L I .t ruatr nrai ha pro -it order Olio the rate rutuoot tlaTTphle service th current Ask:! year, the will b eooidrxl bv the exa mLuit of the Western iupny Deit Wednesday the u r-ior W percent, below the tuch Dot a remaoerm- A youutf uiau formerly ith th Horu of Eia- N'n rr-',tl in Waeh- - larceny of uioety ooe ,f p.)tAr stamp from . Uiuifvl that hr will ilih hi tuuoeeDee. S. or, c axed by . 'mpt yesterday iixl our of her to rlellevae a A ..t i-ciareti f r .tu ,heer 1 lli v - ! ax ti : r. . iV for number of ioard, also V.'SiMfl. m m, I i ! (.".tnifl ijenles i.-i,rr'fiion on the Ttw caahJer of Mik. a? (Jonshohoe . i !-rultr to the amount tul n disappeared . he tut prouiiDrot citl- . rcrdH! a a le-.der in -A itpati?h from Hele- m, ay th rourt has sus - luotioo of the Imoerat. r-tui'tory orlr ha beeo is- tii "AOasOiC boart to make n of t Tuuo'l pri-iot. ' uu'i K. I'alhouu. a rousin ami i r ;u law of John C Calhoun. r. A rbevtll. S C. yesterday, n tK'v f.hr- yr. h has Iwrmit for th last fifty in ! w. th Iarkfit land own- - Stat A Methodist rtt wot to Aitell. Kan . irt rTil. uial a riolrnt ti th I 'at hot which i. -ti u riolioic. aiitl a ,' tropeha ben or- . .ju!! the disturbance tr steamship Brook-Hi-.! iy a steamer which r stnlay from - I.r-- purchases of hattanoogra, har lu .rthru capitalists. reC manufacturiu si's At. one - - IN e w v -t i tiy titcht at rent . cttu irrt;ular, u.Uu! lii :ir, UiiilliutC ins t' i rriits, S4uthru flour i.i : tfsm,- lnt iluu ,o i i x;: t K) croiii t tin ! tr . corn lut aul stro ,-.-r J At 4lt ct s tlj- rlrvator. pints turprntiu is.-t so t easy at i'i.! cents, rosio :r lmaul aixl tlrui straiud . ti to ftol ft I'tftt 13. i iliin speskiog Tyrol es are . r Home Ka.o and a Diet M r rucroni: ahite htrse i Dganog tc lite . Tb orit thicg io or b the rd-hradd girl. i'tnujo of Illinois, is a f it Speaker of the oeit Joe evidently thiLks be . 1 bgn his bosiorse ca- mips. Hat be bee made i-l raor- money selliog ::xa be ever did selliog jcoir.e .sogusges are pokeo a 4 districts of Peoneyl I Dkjint the time a cam f'- has scaring aloft up ' : si 4-.es of Korope owe I i x relional debt siog, what a delir s the p- le over there ni irj Oil Company, has a I S. Senator from :. place of Payne. A . , so to apeak, to re- :rom 1'syoe. rip- ; ;' t mtcj fraedeleot election b besn discovered in -s m Ohio, got ap by tbe : vr i i , Company to help its t" -i.e l otted Statee See- v statiaiiee show that Iowa anlleet percent, of illitera cy ts in tbe Union. Tbw 1 ' rily acooaau for tbe In : the Democratic vote in that sr Dostawa starnn will be some a hat smaller than tbe old ooea, ta' -c-y will cost just as aiack.Thie aies from tbe government having monopoly of tbe postage The VOL. XLV.NO. 34 Miaiater DuukIm in said to hive been veer much dMrMMd when he rode up froo the lending at Port-am. Pnnoe a ad ootioed the degraded ae- peot of the Hejtiaoa be eaw, bat con eoled himself with the reflection trt "they ere free." Fred will bare an opportunity to study tbe race qui tion in eome of it pbaeee while over there, and perbape it may suggest a cbspler or two for the book which be talks about writing. A Milwaukee encrioeer .draws a plan of a granite tower for tbe World's Fair, a thousand feet high, to cost 9175,000.000. Tbia would doubtless stand unrivalled for years to come, at least as tbe highest- priced tower in tbe world. There's nothing im allaboat these Milwaukee people. They take tbeir beer even by tbe "schooner" full. When the man arrested as Taecott, in Philadelphia, was asked what be did for a living be responded "I leal." Tbia candid, honest confes sion shows that bis early 'raining was not entirely ncgleatad. H. would never bare made a suooesaful Republican politician. Out of the 55O,0O0,C00 of piaien- gers which it is estimated the steam v sseU carried in thin country during the last fiscal year only 301 lives were lost. Bat the railways get in their work with unquestionable fre queocy and success. Mr Hoc, an attache of the Chinese legation at Washington, bas been summoned home to marry a Chinese tr. M" h i 1 I . -ri hiving such a nice time in Washington that he boo booed right out wbeo thi4 paternal summons cimo. A acothtr evidruce of progress 4 ! reform in tho poetil department some of Mr. Vanamaker's ardent admirers will be soon cuing tbe f jet th at the new postage stamps will not rrquire as much licking as tbe old or.ts. I'h Chicago lltmld is rejoicing at the aj proac! uig downfall of the dres suit. As a rcpresonta.ive city of the nr-at and rousing Went, Chi cago would ferl mt v. home rig ged up in a blanket and a toma havk. 'I he salt mioen of Kansas are said to be almost loeihauniihlo and of the finest quality in the world. A Stale tbtt is represented by anca a pool stirer as Iogalls needs a good deal of salt and tbe best kind of salt, loo. Successful ezperiments have been made in Philadelphia in producing gas of a fine quality from wood and crude petroleum. The company of fers to light tbe city at a maximum cost of 4 oents per thousand feet. (no. Alger tells a Western news paper that he don't intend to use the O. A. K. for bis political advance ment. Of course not. He is going to use his political advancement for tbe Q. A. H THI: CITY Jrraa Omci Wrapping paper. MrweoN k Co Show. case goods ten loss it Co. Oo to beecquarterr. J J HaoaicK Uodcrshlrts, drawrrs. CaoSLT it Mrsuus Furniture at auci'n. a fcsrl - sitiiSrsiUK'io'rii. We find it impracticable to deliver tbe Stak at post ofBees oo tbe Caro lina Railroad, east of Lomberton, by tbe train leaving here at 4 am. In a few days, however, an arrange ment will be made by which papers for those ofBees will be sent to Lom berton and brought back and deliv ered by tbe regular mail train. Pa pers for Lomberton and points be yond will be delivered by conductors of tbe 4 a. m. train, as at present. ail aalstt Bay. To-day being the day eeleb rated throughout tbe world by all Episeo -pal eongresrations as "The Feast of all Saints," members of 81 James'. St. Paul s, and. St. John's, will keep the Feast in St. -John's church at 11 o'clock, a. m. Tbe services will com prise Morning Prayer. Litany, Ser mon ' by the Rector of St, James Cboreh and a celebration of the Holy Com man ion. Beats are free. The following are the forecasts for to-day: For Virginia, fair, slightly warmer and southerly winds. For North Carolina, Sontb Caro lina, Georgia, Alabama, eastern Florida and western Florida, fair, stationary temperature and southerly winds. Morning WILMINGTON, The ateemship Benefactor, from New York rrrlT0d laat n,ht Capt. Poinier, inspector of tbe Life-Saving stations In this district, was in tbe oity yesterday. Tbe Industrial Manufacturing Company are getting their build ing io readiness for operations at an early date. - Mr. Harry Hill, one of the let ter carriers at the Poetofflce, has re signed his position to take a place at tbe Carolina Rlee Mills. The street hands, under direc tion of Capt. Sholar, are making much needed repairs to the plank roadway on "utt street. Aon Baker, colored, was the only offender arraigned in the Mayor's Court yesterday. She was fined $20 and costs for disorderly conduct. Cant. Skinner has a contract for bnildiog a number of barges for the C. F. it Y. V. R. R , for ase on the river here, and has completed one which was launched a day or two ago. There has been a material re duction io the rates of freight bes tween Wilmington and points on the North Carolina railroad, via Grolds- boro. This ought to stimulate Wil mington merohante to renewed efforts to increase tbeir business. The steamer Compton made a trip down to Southport yesterday, with Superintendent Fry and other officials of the C. F. & Y. V. railroad on board. Tbe boat returned in the afternoon, making the run from Soutnport to Market street qock in two hours and three minutes. a Thrivlai Toms. A correspondent writing from Row land, N. C.says that on the first day of last Jauuary there was only one house io the place and now the town is incorporated for one mile square ith over fifty buildings within its limits, including residence, store houees. machine, blacksmith and wood shops, a steam saw and grist mill, a steam cotton gin, and by the middle of November a cotton seed oil mill will be in operation. It is the present terminus of the Wilson & Florence Railroad, being twenty- eight miles from the junction on the Wilmiugton, Columbia & Augusta road a'. Oreat Pee Dee, and is in the very midst of the Alfordeville, Ash- pole snd Cotton Valley sections of North Carolina and Carmichael and Hillsboro townships of Sonth Caro liua, whose lauds are celebrated for being tbe best cotton producing lands east of the Mississippi Valley. Kl b Sir. rl TI K I'bureb. The work of building the new house of worship for the oongregatiou of Fifth street M . E. church, is going on rapidly. The walls of the two class rooms are up and ready for the roof. and the walls of the main building are uearly completed The congregation of the church will bold a Love Feast to-night at 7:30 o'clock in the old Union school bonse on Sixth, between Nun and Church streets. Communion will be administered Snnday morning at the same place at 11 o'clock. The . A N. Kallroae. From all accounts work on the Georgia, Carolina and Northern Railroad is steadily progressing. Two of the piers for the bridge over Broad river are nearly finished, and the graders on the road near Chester, S. C, are working day and night. The Abbeville Prext and Banner says a contract has been made for getting out M.OOO cross ties to be used on the western extension of the road, and delivery of these ties will be made in a few days. Poor Little Wires Two pretty covies of partridges were exposed for sale at Front Street Market yesterday. There were fonr old birds and about two dozen young ones in the lot. Some of them were very small and not fully fledged, and were evidently not long out of the nest It seems a pity to trap snob mall fry, and if tbey have not al ready "gone to pot" some noble sportsman might buy tbe lot and give them another chance to live and grow until they are fit to trap or shoot. Cetiaa Naval ior for Baalsa The British steamship RoxevilU oleared for Liverpool yesterday with a cargo of 4,000 bales of cotton, shipped by Messrs. Alex. Sprunt & Son and Williams & Mnrohison, weighing 2.277,031 pounds, and valned at 223,304. German barque Burgcr tasisfST KerUrin oleared for Liverpool, with cargo of 8,350 barrels rosin, weighing 1.094.285 pounds and valned at $3,712.25, shipped by.Messrs Wil liams & Mnrohison. rtla MsfUa rlu i im Tbe rainfall yesterday was confined to tbe Miestsaippi Valley distriot. Tbe mean minimum temperature ranged from 40 degrees at Little Rook to 62 at Montgomery. In this distriot Weldon and Lom berton reported the minimum at 44 degrees, Newborn and Golds bo ro 46, Raleigh and Cberau 48, Wades boro and Charlotte 50, and Florence and Wilmington, 52. N. CM FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1889. MereaawM carsuval ' The Merchants Carnival at the Opera House last night was one of the most enioyaDiej ou wiuuvum erer given in the city of Wilmington. The attendance was probably as large and select a gathering as the Opera House ever held. The entertainment opened with a "Carnival March," in which forty young ladies participated, singing a chorus, '-The Boom of Wilmington." Tbe ladies were in costume with sem blances of the trades they represent ed, very tasty in design and arrange merit. Nearly all of the business houses in the oity and all branches of trade were represented by the following ladies: Miss Kate Bremer. Mrs. K. Vollers, Misses M. Range, A. Stolter, J. Smith, A. Stem merman, M. Baker, C, Levy, .Fanny Knoblocb, M' Schwartz, Mrs. . Burkheimer, Misses E. Bissinger. M.43chnlken, A. Boeeci' K Voss, M. Steljee. Linda Peschau, Annie Ulrich. Lizzie Docn, Kate Htolter. Mrs. M. duchen. Misses E. Adrian, Kate Runge, Lizzie Shutte, A. Ortmann, Annie Dock, douise Bappler, Kate Hintz, Pauline Knoba loch, Louise Strauss, Janie Smith, Lizzie Dock, Carrie Levy, Minnie Dock, Carrie Dock, Annie Doscher, Lizzie Ulrich. Maggie Strauss, Kate Bappler. Master Charley Schul- ken. Misses Emma Schutte, Julia Hintze, Mary Mohr. During the intermissions Germania Band rendered some choice selec tions, assisted by Prof. Greenewald at the piano A solo was sung by Miss Minnie Schwartz, and a duet by Miss Fannie Knobloch and Miss Sohwartz. The entertainment con cluded with an animated and amus ing dialogue between Miss Annie Ul rich, representing the Carolina Cen tral, and Miss Fannie Knoblocb, the Atlantic Coast Line. The entertainment reflects much credit upon the ladies of St. Paul's Lutheran church, under whose excel- leut management it was given. It afforded a delightful evening's en joyment to all present, aud no doubt netted a handsome sum for the bene fit of the ohurch. L, eal Frtiihisnd Paswaaa' Asxeni. Mr. Thomas E. James has been ap pointed Local Freight and Passenger Agent of the Cape Fear & Yadkin Valley Road, at Wilmington, and the selection is an admirable one in every particular. Mr. James has been in the ra I road business for the last twelve or thirteen years, and is thor oughly familiar with the freight and passenger department of railroads. He first started as a frtight conductor on the Atlantic coast ijine, ana on account of his attention to duties was promoted to passengers conductor, an 1 having served in this capacity lor some time, he was made Trace and Claim Agent on the tame line. He left here about four years since to take the position of Joint Agent of the Associated Railways at Charlotte, which position he has held until his recent appointment here. Mr. James it a native Wilming- tonian, and it will be a source of gratification to h s many friends to know of his return to his old home. The appointment is an excellent one and he will be a most valuable man to the road, both on ac count of his personal popularity and his general fitness for the position. Rletvroloslcal. Mr. F. P. Chaffee, observer in oharge of the Signal office in this oity, furnishes a summary of meteo -rologioal observations for the month of October, from which the following is taken, viz: Mean barometer, 80.059 inches; highest, 30.299, on the 22d; lowest, 28. 706, on the 27th. Mean temperature, 61 degrees; highest, 83, on the 1st; lowest, 87, on the 8th; total deficiency in tempera ture during month, 102 degrees; total deficiency since January 1st, 431. The prevailing direction of wind was from the North, and the total movement 4567 miles; highest veloc ity, 28 miles an hour, from the West, on the 27th. The total rainfall was 3.87 inches. Exoess in precipitation since January 1st, 3.88 inches. There were 16 cloudless days; 8 partly cloudy; 7 cloody. Frost was reported on the 9th the first of the season and there were thunder storms on the 13th, 23d and 26 h. Good boating water is reported in the Cape Fear and Black, rivers. Spanish steamship l.San Juan, henee, arrived at Liverpool Oct. 29. So far fourteen foreign steam ships have arrived at this port this season. . Schooner it 8. Graham is dis charging a cargo of railroad iron at the wharves of the ,C. F. & Y. V. Railroad on the west side of the river. The British steamship Wieenhoe, whioh arrived yesterday, has gone Into dock at the Wilmington Com press, where she will take in a cargo of cotton. The steamer Cape Fear from'Fay Star. etteville, got in late yesterday morn ing. with flat in tow and a large freight of naval stores and cotton. i one lert on me return trip aooui o o'clock last night. QIAKTEKLK A P !. 'S. HEN ( M WllmlostonEDlsirlet Foartti Round. Cokesbury Circuit, Cokesbury, No vember 2d and 3d. Bladen Street, November 21st. Brunswick. Circuit, Zion, November 23d and 24th. Onslow Circuit, Tabernacle. No vember 16th and 17th. Trustees of Church property are ex pected to have their reports ready. Kenansville Circuit, ilicnianas, .No vember 9th and 10th. F. D. SWINDELL, Presiding Elder. THE ill A 11,8. The malls oloee and arrive at ?be City Po Office as follows: -U1AJBJL Northern through and way mails 8:00 A. M Northern through mails, fast. 11:00 P. M North Carolina and Atlantic and North Carolina Ballroaas ana routes supplied therefrom s:Cu A. IM Raleigh and Fay etteville. . .8:00 A. M. & 5 SO P. M Southern way mall 5:30 P. M Soutnern through mails 9:15 P. M Western mails,. C C. Railway., l oo & 5 so P. M C. F. 6b Y. V. R. R. and points sup piled therefrom ::00 A 5.30 P. M Raleigh A Hamlet Railroad and points supplied therefrom i.-UO P. M;A 5.30 P M Smith vlile 1:30 P. M WrUrhumile 7-00 A. M Clinton, special 3:15 P. M Specials fer Maxton Wadesboro.Mon- roe ana unariotte 5:30 r. m TU.KSDAYS AND FRIDAYS. Little River, 8. C, and jctermediate offices 6.00 A. M Cape Fear River mall 1:00 P. M lOMUAl AMD FKlDAl . Onslow C. H. and Intermediate offices 6 :fio A. M OPSN FOR DifcLTvTERY. . Northern and way malls 9:00 P. M Northern through mall, late U.-00P.M Southern through malls 6:30 A. M Southern way mall A. JC Carolina Central Railroad 2:30 P. M Mails collected from street boxes in bus nees portions of city at 5 A.M., 13:00 M. and 4:45 P.M.; from other parts of the city at 5 A.M. and 4 P. M. General delivery open from 6.3C A.M. to 7 P.M and on Sundays from 9:00 to 10:00 A. M, Carriers delivery open on Sunday from 9:00 to 10:00 A. M. I.Money Order and Registry Derartment open 8.00 A.M. to 50 P. M. WHO IS MRS. W1MSLOW f As this Question s freouentlv asked, we will simply say that she is a lady who for upwards of thirty years has unti ringly devoted her time and talents as a female Physician and nurse, principally among children. She has especially studied the constitution and wants of this numerous class, and, as a result of this effort, and practical knowledge, obtained in a lifetime spent as a nurse ana pnysician, sue nas compounded a Soothing Syrup for children teeth ing. It operates like magic giving rest and health, and is, moreover, sure to regulate the bowels. In consequence of this article Mrs. Wins low is becoming world-renowned as a benefactor of her race; children certainly do bisk op and bless her; especially is this the case in this city. Vast Quantities of the Soothing Syrup are daily sold and used here. We think Mrs. Winslow has Immortalized her name by this invaluable artl cle, and we sincerely believe thousands of chil dren have been savea from an early grave ny its timely use, and that millions yet unborn will share its benefits, and unite ' in cam: ling her blessed. No Mother has discharged her duty to her suffer lug little one, in our opinion, until she has given It the benefit f Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrups Try it, molii rs try it now. Ladies'" Fiwtor.New York i," i 8 ' ' all drusrelsts. 25 cts. a bottle NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Auction Sale of Handsome Furniture. M. CROXLY, Auctioneer, By CRONLY MOhR.S. ' HIS (FKlDAT) MORNING, hOVsMBJR 1ST, I 1889. at 11 o'clock, we will sdi at onr sales Roomc, 19 8f uih Water sireet, ooe of, if not the handsomest holding Red stead wim Mirror ever unpacked in this city An elegant wasnstand, Table, fofa ana two Arm chairs in Silk, a large Refrief rator, a Chair for the Kicfr, &c, Ac, Or.en for inspection until sale, oot 30 2t oot 30 no 1 Oranges. NOTHJSR LOT OP THOSE FINE FLORIDA Oranees. Also Apples, Cabbage, Sweet and Irish Potatoes. CHARLES F. BROWNE, Agent oot 80 D&Wtf nnn't Rnvmiti Ynn Hpanh HPurmnQrtPPc uuu l jjuj uiiui iuu uuuuu uuuupunuig g A. SCHLOgS A CO. WILL SUIT YOU IN goods and prices. Another lot of TIN TOILET SETS received to-day For nice fresh goods in our line we will not be unujsksol,o. oct 30 tf 21 and 23 Market street. SHOW CASE GOODS. A LARGE STOCK OF FANCY ARTICLES FOR GENTS' WEAR. CHILDREN AND BOYS' CLOTHI2STG, VARIOUS MIXTUKE3, AT MUNSON & CO'S, Clothiers and Merchant Tailors, nov 1 tf Avoid Taking Cold BY i CALLING AT Geo. R. French & Sons AND GETTING A PAIR OP THICK SOLE SHOES. It is a fact tl-at if you keep your extremities warmly on are not so apt to take cold. A word to the wise is snffi stent. Geo. R. French & Sons, 108 NORTH FRONT ST., oot 84 tf WILMINGTON, N. C. Wrapping Faner. r0 CLOSE OUT AN ACCUMULATION OF OLD NEWSPAPER 8, they will L be sold for TWENTY CENTS PER HUNDRED. Apply t the fab 2 tf STAR OFFICE. WHOLE NO, 7206 fciCW ADVERTISKMKNl. r fa I MpdriClf THE ABOV GOODS HAVS THE APPROVAL OF THB PUBLIC. OUR SALES HAVE BEEN LARGE. We receive additions to stock weekly. JNO. J. HEDRICK, Sole Agent. nov 1 tf -OF- THE PURGE LL HOUSE pHK UNDERSIGNED HAVING LEASED THE Purcell House, is making e7eiy preparation to reopen It aboutDSCBMBER 1ST, and no pains will be spared to give the public a first class Hotel in every particular. Tho buildiDg has been thorough'y remodelled and overhauled, and the capsciiv enlarged vsith all the latsut improveaeLts Polite Waitets and tho best of Ciok wiil be employed The CULINARY DEPARTMENT a specialty. AUGUST RO lER, Proprietor. Wilmington, N. C. oct 33 till dec 1 FITZHUGH LEE. JYCON8ENT, GOVERNOR FlTZliUGH LEF, that worthy Gentleman, General and : cbolar, has allow, d his signature and endorsed tbe su perior quality of FITZaDGH LEE CHEflNS TOBACCO. This goods we Iguarantee free from grit and from all adulterations, beicg manufactured of the highest grade of HENRY COUNT? LEAF, rendering the same The Finest and Pnrest Chewing Tobacco on the market, and Is sold by all first class retail dealers in the citv. who have agreed to sell at 15 cents per plu or (0 cents per pound, making the price in reach of alL STULTZ, LISBURGER A CO., Manufacturers, Danville, Va. SOL. BEAR A CO., Wilmington, N. C, Dls trlbuting Agents. lp oct SO lw Wilmington Telephone Eichanp. I tit embers will please add to their i XVJL lists Pembroke Jonee, Residence No. 3t. Onslow Railroad Office, No. 10S. E. T. COGHILL. oct 29 1 w Manager. Notice. I HAVE REMOVED MY LAUNDRY FROM Market street to North Front, between Chesnut and Mulberry, where 1 will bepieasea to tee an of my friends ana the public generally. SAN LEE, oot 9 tf Proprietor Chinese Laundry. For Sale, 170UR DWELLING8. FOUR ROOMS EACH, X1 situated on Third street, between Bruns wick and Bladen. Lot 66 feet front by 165 feet in depth. Four Dwellings, three rooms each, on Cheenut, between 11th and I2t.h streets, 132 feet front by 135 feet. All of above ocoupled by good paying tenants. Apply at 12 Market St. oct 30 tf !!To 1,000 BUSHELS PBI.nE Rust Proof Oats. IN 8TOCK, A LARGE FRESH ASSORTMENT OF GROCERIES, which we are offering very low . We are enabled to offer special Inducements in TOBACCO. HALL & PEARSALL, oct 3 DAW tf 11 & 1 3 South Water St . For Rent, IS TWO NEW 1 HOUSES ON NUN street, between Second and Third, witn modern improvements water, leas and bath. House on Fifth St., be lt ween Dock and Orange. Bouse on Northwest corner of 9th and Princess Sts. House west side of Sixth St., bet. Princess and Chesnut. House on Sonth side of Red Cross, between 3rd and 4th Sts. Rock Spring Hotel. 22 rooms. Stores Nos. 9 and llMarket street. Apply to D. O'CONNOR, Real Estate Agent, oct 8 tf Wllmlngtop, n . C. Hardware, rpiNWARE, CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE at prices that defy competition. WM. E. SPRINGER CO., Importers and Jobbers. cot27tf Purcell Building. ' Doiible Seated Ejj. 3KIDBWfffluTKToJ 2& WjH outrrear Eg Egg two pair oT JE Zk ordinary K y Drawers. Jfc. fcSissSbrds absolute matsiami pj-aiteilaa Sw sa tDth- Fltojrr Vijiw. long 1IiUZERKB KNITTING MULS,- TiMine. ttieu Da . .. Toar Day. .It Days. ;m Wt... rwa Wawia,... " TtlfttStal,.- Oaa MoBth,.. Two Month.. -nuM Moots. . "tlx Months, IMVW. MTOoatfiut AdvantMsmenuMKkta a pran or ilonataiy low rata. Ten lines solid Nonpareil type Bake ooe mu re NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. If You Wish to See THE BUSIEST hTORS.IN THE CITY OF WIL MINGTON CALL AT BKOWN & RODDICK'S, O XORTH FRONT VI. You will fled there this week the following MATCBLRfcS VALUES." In their White Goods Department. LINENS, LINENS, LINENS, LINENS. Table Sets, Naiklns f-nd Ccvers to match, ordered and Fringed, worth 90 00 at $7 60 All Linen Lunoh Clt thr, 8-yards long, new de sign, worth f 5.0) at f 4.50. All Linen Lunoh Cloths, 2 yards long,! Fringed and Bordered, worth $1,65 at 1 1 mi. A 11 Unen Table Covers, H yards lotg. Colored Frlngtd, worth $3.25 at i 09. Tray Cloths at 50c 76c, $1.(0, $18 $1.76, $2.03 and $2 50 Pure Linen Table Damask at 4' c. (Oo. eo, 75c, 65c, i 1 CO, $1 15 and $1-50, very cheap Pure Linen Colored Bordered Table Paraask, worth any where 60o at 50c ; decided bargain. Turk y Red Table 1 amssk at I5o, .50j, OOo, 8to and $1 oo. White All Llren Doylies, cheap, at fOo, 75o, $1.00, $1.25, $1 53, $1.75 acd $2.00 ier tczen handsome and elegant. Fancy Colored Dojlies, various prices Turkey Red Eoylles at 100, (O3, 75o, $100, $1.85, $1.53 and tl.,5;per dczen. Full site all Linen Dinner Nupklns, new pat terns, bean if ul ard iloh effect, at 76o, $1.(0, $1,25, $1 to, $1.75, $2.5, $2 JO, $2.75, $8 00, $8 50 and $4 CO r er dozen. Great and immense va'ues In All Linen Dimuk ana Uuck lowclc; Knotted r"rln-e. plain and fancy borderr , $1 Oj, $i 5 i, $2.i5, 13 00, $4 co and $6.(0 per dozen. Turkish Towels, all 6lree, from to 1V4 yards lontr, at prices rauglnn from 12 io 50o each. iuweun8 ana lt n, Irom 8c to 25c per yard H tamped Bureau :-carta ai. 40n an1 6C. Fancy Bartau caria at !0 . 75.1. .l th and i vr, each stumped i-pliiheri" bleached unl unbleached. at 26c i-aucy HmbroiJe.-ed Tidies, SoarfsaDd Lambre quins Uioiex will kl- dly read carefully th descrip tion 01 Kocds ana prices above. blch must Bitlsfj any reasonable mliidthatwe are offer ing these goods lower In price man any other hou.-e in the city. BROWN & RODDICK, 9 NORTH FliONT STREET. oct S7 tf STOVES, ALL KINDS AND SIZES. Stationary AND- PORTABLE GRATES. LOW PRICES. GUNS, PISTOLS AND- AMMUNITION IN ABUNDANCE. CALL AND SEE OUB Alderman, Flanner & Co 114 FRONT STREET, WILMINGTON. H. C. oot 27 tf I AM PREPARED 'J'O FILL ORDERS, WHOLE8ALE AMD RE TAIL, FOR HORftE CLOTHING, TRUNKS AND BAGS, and at the lowtst living prices. H. L. FENNELL, THE HORSE MILLINER, oot 27 tf 10 South Front 8t NEWSPAPERS AND CIGARS. LL THR LATEbT DAILY AMD WEEKLY Papers on hand. Magazines, Libraries, Fashion Books, Ac, 0. M . 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