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In the Senate yesterday Mr. Voor
heea made a telling speech on the
resolution offered Tuesday relative to
the frauds in Indiana in the last
Presidential election; Mr. Edmunds
replied to hiin in a somewhat apolo
getic way for the parties connected
with the alleged fraud, and on his
motion the resolution was amended
by a strict party vote, so as to make
the inquiry a very limited One;
ia the House the District of Columbia
appropriation bill was considered.
A tire occurred yesterday morn
ing iu th Western Union Telegraph
Coiuauy's building, in St. Louis,
wtiioii completely gutted it; the
operatives had to flee for their lives,
aud m my of them made narrow
escapes; several busiuess firms were
in the buildiug. all of which were
burut out The death of the
Dji,er Empress Augusta was for
iully anuouueed yesterday iu the
(iir;u ia Keichstag, aud a hih
trilm e p.iid to her memory by the
President; the German Court will go
iuto mourning for three mouths, and
a period of six weeks has been fixed
for the general mourning; the funeral
will probably take Dlace Saturday.
Tiie military have been called
out in Berue, Switzerland, to sup
press a threatened riot of the strik
ing compositors. An official re
port shows that five hundred thou
sand persons in Vienna have suffered
from the influenza, about forty-two
per cent, of the population. A
sixteen-year old boy was killed in
Atlanta, yesterday, by the explosion
of an emory, wheel. Rear Ad
miral William Radford, with one
exception the senior officer of the
"avy, died iu Washington city yes
terday. The tobacco men and
rice planters were before the Ways
and Meaus Committee yesterday.
The anniversary of the battle of
2ew Orleans was celebrated in Mo
bile, Ala. and Nashville, Tenn.
The Secretary of State of
Montana refuses to certify to the
election of Democratic Senators.
New York market: Money easy at
2 to 6 per cent; cotton firm: mid
dling uplands 10 5 16 cents, middling
Orleans 10 9 10 cents; southern flour
dull: wheat firm and dull: No. 2 red
Sotiil cents at elevator; corn quiet
and stronger: No. 2, 3$t339 cents at
the elevator; spirits turpentine quiet
at 44f45 cents; rosin dull.
The Al L3i.y Ledyer is in favor of
abjhebir.g the Vice Presidency. So
are we. We are in favor or abolish
ing all tha vices.
The Alisons of Chicago are going
to baiid a Masonic temple which they
nay will bs the grandest etruclure of
the kind in the world.
A new "boy preacher" is coming to
the front up North. It is about time,
as the other "boy preacher" Harrison
is about forty years old.
There mast be something ia the
Massachusetts climate favorable to
the production of widows. There
are 65,000 more widows than widow
ers. Qaeen Victoria is beginning to en
joy some of the real comforts of
lite now, since she h38 got to eating
Kentucky beef and Long Island oys
ters. It is said that the "decent" Re
publicans of Montana are ashamed of
the course pursued by their party in
that State. But the decent Republi
cans are too few to amount to any
thing.
A Philadelphia paper has an arti
cle entitled "A lesson to cutthroats."
It seems to U9 that the cutthroats
of that section of country are get
ting along pretty 'well without any
lessons from editors.
Old man HuntiDgton is going to
build a house for his eoninlaw
Uatzfeldt on Fifth Avenue, New
York. After he gets him over here
he might give h'm a job on some
of his railroads and tone him down
a little.
Mr. Dana, of the New York Sun
is opposed to the Democracy repre
sented by Mr. Mille, but on the other
hand there ia a pretty large army of
Democrats in this oountry who are
opposed to the Democracy repre
sented by Mr. Dana.
The St. Louis Globe-Democrat
says that of all the men who served
in the Union Armies daring the war,
ninety-five per cent, were natives.
If the G. V. man is as far oat in all
his statements as in this his reputa
tion for accuracy must be very bad.
VOL. XLV. NO. 91.
inuring a revival at High .flams,
-r-v .
Kansas, a oonple of weeks ago, two
young people got so inflamed with
religions fervor that they set fire to
their house, and refused to put it out
hpn. tK. ..m an mA th
w wa-OWJ WOVOO, VV aBlW VUW
fire. That inoendiary kind of re
ligion didn't seem to strike the neigh
bors as just tharighi kind of . thing,
so they put the fire out and put the
young enthutUata in Jail, to ' cool
down. ''"- ": .
There is a Missouri judge who does
not believe that the youth of that
State should be sat down upon and
excluded from the privilege of sit
ting in juries. He holds that a boy
nine years of age if he has intelli
gence enough may sit upon the jury.
In some other States it is lack of in
telligence wbioh qualifies the grown
men to sit upon the jnry.
The Philadelphia Press says that
since 1860 wages have doubled and
prices fallen one-fourth in this ooun
try ergo protection is a big thing.
Since 1860 the population of the
oountry has doubled, and corn has
got so cheap in Kansas that the far
mers are burning it instead of coal.
Does the Dress see where protection
comes in ?
The New York Herald's Washing
ton correspondent puts Mr. Brower,
Republican member of Congress
from this State, as against the pro'
posed election laws. Mr. Brower is
on record as having declared that the
elections in this State are fair and
honest, and he cannot without in
consistency support these election
laws.
The New York Board of Health
says that a versatile imagination
helps the grip along wonderfully.
When the grip finds a viotim with a
versatile imagination it just drops
down on him with all fours, and
climbs all over him, and gives him a
realizing sense of what it is to be
equipped with a versatile imagina
tion. The doctors of Findlay, Ohio, do
not believe in treating foreign dis
eases at the same rate they do the
native American product, and have
raised the price half a dollar a visit
to patients down with the Russian in
fTuenza. The people are getting well
in consequenoe, and let the grip treat
itself.
One of tbe Very Beet.
Progressive Farmer.
The Wilmington Morning Stab,
one of tbe very beat papers in the
State, ha9 just bought new type and
other material. Tbe work of trans-
fnrmitinn mill hamn rxart. tvcolr ItlH
everything will be in readiness for a
bright particular "Star" on January
10th. May this useful journalistic
orb continue to shine throughout our
State.
TjEIS OITY
Stab Office Wrapping paper.
Munson & Co. Business suits.
H. C. McQueen Residence for sale.
Bbown & Roddick Call and settle.
Lesion of Honor.
The annual election of officers of
Clarendon Council No. 67, American
Legion of Honor, was held last night
and the following were chosen:
Commander J C Chase.
Past Commander AD WeseelL.
Vice.Commander W W Harriss.
Orator R H Pickett.
Secretary J C Morrison.
Collector J Weil.
Treasurer I T Macks.
Chaplain R Morrison.
Guide O Fennell, Jr.
Warden P A E Disney.
Secretary W M Hankins.
The order is in a very flourishing
condition in this city, having about
one hundred members, and is con
stantly receiving additions to its
membership.
Week or Prayer.
Services will.be held this evening in
Grace M. E.Church, and will be held
by Rev. R. E. Peele. The subject for
special considerat.on is "The Church
at Home." That the church may be
awakened to appreciation of her in
creased opportunities and responsi
bilities for bringing the gospel to
every home, in cities, rural ; districts
and new settlements, and to our iin -migrant
population. Isa. ixii: 14:
John i: 35-46; xvii. 20 23; Mark ii; 8-5.
Waatner Forecast".
The following are the forecasts for
to-day.
Virginia fair, northwestly winds,
slight changes in temperature,except
colder in southwestern portion.
North Carolina and South Carolina,
fair northerly winds. Siigh' ly colder.
WILMINGTON,
I Loe&i dou
I The mercory ranged from 75
to 80 degrees yesterday,
A grand masquerade ball will
be gin by Germania Cornet Baud
oa evening or Wednesday,
the
29th inst.
The Mutual Base Ball Club
(colored) has been reorganized and is
ready to play any club in the State.
Xiat Hayes is manager.;
The !: officers-elect of Wilming
ton Oommandery Knignis, Templars,
as published in the Star yesterday,
were regularly Installed last night. ,
.. JMr. F. J. Lord, who has been
sick for some time past,was reported
yesterday as dangerously ill, and
slight hope was entertained of his re
covery. We were apprised -last night
that there were indications of a "kool
wave koming," but in the present
state of the weather it won't do to
brag about it.
The echooner Marry White was
cleared for Kingston, Ja., with 91,923
feet of lumber and 250.000 shingles,
valued at $3,038 29. Vessel by Geo.
Harris, Son & Co. and cargo by E.
Kidder's Son.
Two new and. handsome first
class coaches, for the accommodation
of passengers, have been added to the
Carolina Central railroad, and have
been placed on the day trains between
Wilmington and Charlotte.
Rtv. Mr. Creasy, Grand Lec
turer of the Knights of Pythias, will
deliver an address upon that Order in
Lumber ton to-night. Arrangements
may be made to institute a lodge
after the address, in which case a
numbrr of Knights from Laurinburg,
Maxton and Wilmington will be pres
ent. Wm. C. Nelson, one of the two
men injured on the dredge boat Vim,
as mentioned in the Star yesterday,
and who had was sent to the TJ. S.
Marine Hospital for treatment, bad
one of his arms terribly lacerated.
The injuries of the other man (whose
name could not be 1 earned) were not
so serious, and he was sent to his
home in this city.
Tbe (aidot JoboPaul.
In the telegraphic report of the
proceedings of Congress, published
in the Star yesterday, it was men
tioned that the President had sent a
message to the Senate in relation to
the claim of the widow of John Paul,
a German subject, arising out of his
death in Wilmington, N. C, and re
commending an appropriation of
$5,000.
Upon inquiry at the office of Mr. E.
Peschau, Imperial German Consul, it
was learned that on the 8th of May,
1886, Geo. Carl Theo. Pauls, mate of
the German barque Eduard Pens,
was knocked overboard and drowned
The barque was lying at the Custom
House wharf, discharging cargo, and
the revenue cutter Colfax, at her
wharf in front of the barque, in mov
ing out fouled the Pens, the guide-
chain ot the cutter bein& entangled
in the cat head of the barque. The
mate of the latter Mr. Paul
tried to clear it away, and
while he was engaged in this
duty an order was given on
the cutter to cut the lashings of the
guide-chain, and this being done, the
chain, released from its fastenings,
struck the mate of the Pens, knock
ing him into the river. Ttie testi
mony of two witnesses showed that
no warning was given, and it was in
evidence that the collision might
have been avoided.
Testimony in the case was taken by
Mr. Peschau, the Consul, and with all
toe facts relating to the unfortunate
occurrence, was forwarded by him to
the proper authorities in Germany,
resulting in the report and recom
mendation, as published, for the pay
ment to the widow of the deceased of
$5,000 as an indemnity.
Imports In December.
The following is a list of articles
and the valuation of the same passed
through the Wilmington Custom
House during the month of December
last, viz.:
Dutiable Coal, 19 tons, $57; oranges
and lemons, $10.87; plate glass, $10;
salt, 2,300 pounds, $50; cabinetware,
$10; other articles, $46. :
Free of duty Sulphur, 560 tons,
$8,782; kainite, $3,410; bananas, shell
ware, etc., $159.
City Court.
Before the Mayor yester day, Cbas
Burgwin, colored, was fined the oosts
for disorderly conduct.
George Green, disorderly, was
fined $20 and costs.
Victoria Pigford. colored, against
whom complaint was made of disor
derly conduct, was dismissed under
suspension of judgment on promise
of good behavior.
11 1 V K ii AND MABIvE.
Norwegian barque Garfield, Ped
erson, hence, arrived at Bristol, Jan
uary 6th.
Norwegian barque Breakka, Jan
sen, sailed from Port Natal for this
port Deoember 5th.
N. Co, THURSDAY,
Criminal Co art.
In this Court yesterday the follow
ing oases were disposed of:
James Monk, convicted of larceny,
was sentenced to twelve months in
the penitentiary.
Charlotte Haggett, assault and
battery with a deadly weapon, thirty
days in the connty house of correc
tion. George McBae, assault "and battery
with a deadly weapon, thirty days in
house of correction.
Charles Johnson, convicted of per
jury at the September term, 1889, and
whose case was appealed to the Su
preme Court, had the former sentence
of fourjyears in the penitentiary con
firmed, the Supreme Court having
decided titer wag no error. "
The grand jury.havingiiixiiaUod. all
business before ithem, visited the
county jail and county work house,
and reported that they found the
county jail in good condition, and
the poor house and house of correc
tion in good condition, except the
water closets ..and cisterns, which
need attention.
In reply to xa communication sent
in to them by the.Solicitor, regarding
the sale of. liquors to minors, they
say they have summoned witnesses
and have interviewed the Mayor of
the city, and find no information
sufficient to warrant a presentment
of any liquor dealer.
The communication referred to
above is as follows:
To the Foreman of the Grand Jury :
Ii is reported that on the evening of
the 24th of December last, a number of
youths were upon the streets of Wil
mington in an intoxicated condition.
The inference is that they bought in
toxicating liquors from liquor dealers.
There is no particular liquor dealer's
name reported te me, and there is no
direct charge made against any one.
You will understand that I am not a
detective, nor have I under my con
trol a detective force. I can only
prosecute in a properly constituted
case, which I am ready to do.
The law makes it incumbent
upon you, however, to ferret
out any and all violations of the
criminal law, and onee getting hold
of the thread, you should be enabled
to unravel the whole story. I have
talked with our worthy aaayor, who
informs me that he knows of no of
fence that can be established by evi
dence against 'any particular dealer,
and this after he has examined a large
number of witnesses upon the subject.
I'recommend, nevertheless, that you
have him summoned before your
body, and, if possible, get ,a starting
point.
8ignedJ Moork, Solicitor.
The grand jury having handed in
their report, were discharged, and
Court took a recess until 10 o clock
this morning.
fSvaocelicai Alliance.
The subject of the meeting at the"
First Presbyterian Church last night
was "The Young." It was conducted
by Rev. T. H. Pritchard, D. D., and
was characterized by a tender frame
of devotion throughout. The claims
of instructors add educators upon the
prayers of Christian people on ac
count of their great influence upon
the minds of the young were present -ed
by Dr. Pritchard.
Rev. J. W. Primrose spoke of the
Sabbath School teacher and how his
work could be made more productive
of spiritual fruit.
Rev. F. D. Swindell showed how
the best work for the young could be
done by the young; hence, the great
value of associations of young people
for Christian work.
Special prayers were asked by
mothers whose sons had been led into
dissipation during the holidays; by
Sabbath School teachers for their
classes, and by pastors for
young men in their .churches
off at college. Prayers were of
fered by Dr. Pritchard, Revs.
Kennedy and Beaman, and Messrs.
Geo. Chadbourn and Wm. Larkins.
The congregation was very large
and the singing hearty. .
The committee appointed at the
meeting of the previous night, or
ganized by the election of B. F. Hall
chairman and W. U. Aiderman secre
tary. Steps were taken for the en
largement of the committee to one
hundred, and for putting.it in work
ing order for the assistance of the of
ficers of the law in enforcing the laws
and securing evidence against of
fenders. WILiniAOION DISTRICT.
1st Round Quarterly meeting in Fart,
Clinton Circuit Clinton, January
4th and 5th.
Bladen Circuit Centre, January
11th and 12th.
Bladen Street, January 16.
Rocky Point Circuit, Rocky Point,
January 18 and 19.
Cokesbury Circuit, Bethany, Janu
ary 32 and 24.
Sampson Circuit, McGee's, January
25 and 26.
Magnolia Circuit, Trinity, January
SO and 31.
Kenansville Circuit, Kenansville,
February 1 and 2.
Elizabeth Circuit, Elizabetbtown,
February 6 and 7.
Carver's Creek Circuit, Carver's
Creek, Feoruary8 and 9.
Brunswick Circuit, February 15
and 16.
Brunswick Mission, Andrew's Chap
el, February 18 and 18.
Waccamaw Circuit, Shiloh, Febru
ary 20 and 21.
Whiteville Circuit, Wooten's, Feb
ruary 23 and 23.
The District Stewards will meet at
my house in Wilmington, Tuesday,
Pec. 31st at 12 o'clock.
JANUARY 9, 1890.
Knlgnts of Pylaias.
At a regular meeting of Clarendon
Lodge No. 2, Knights of Pythias, held
last evening, the following officers
were installed by Grand Chancellor
Thomas D. Meares, assisted by P. C.'s
O. M. Fillyaw, John L. Dudley, R. B.
Clowe and E. B. King:
SPC-H W Collins.
C C Jas D Nutt: .
V C-M C S Noble.
Prelate-r-J H Durham.
M of E W P Oldham.
M of F-DeWitt C Love.
M at A C H White.
I G R M Capps.
O G Geo C. Warren.
TUB itlAlLS.
IT'tr ntiJp clcfe scd arrive at tbe City Post
Office as follows:
.CLOSE.
S? rti way stations. W. & w.
J?- 2f"l5 Np. 78 w....... 8.(0 A. M
K Train no. 41 .......... . ant ? m
Tor Wrtghtsvilla. . 5
Tor r-ontbport ........ ........ . p v
For Clinton. Magnolia &ndl Ooldsboro . .
Train Ho. 40 s.15 P. M
For Charlotte and points GOBI,
Train No. 61...... ..... M P. If
For Sonth tb ongb, Train Mo. 87 9 83 P. X
For sooth and war bta-.lons, Train
NO- 15 ll.m r. M.
For North throngh. Train No 14 . 11.00 P. 2
For line tags on cap Fear Blver, Tues-
-dafsanl Fridays 1.00 P. 1C
For Brans wick Oo and Little Elver,
8omh Carolina 6.oo A. M
For Onslow Co Sounds, &o., Mondays 6.0) Ai M
MAILS RE4DY.FOK DELIVERY, (WHEN THB
TRAINS ARB ON TIME.)
From North, Richmond, &o. ex.
ponohes, Train No 15 9.00 A. M
From Charlotte and stations Carolina
Central Railrcad, Train Sf o 64 ... 9 00 A. M
From couth throngh and way stations,
Train No Hi 12.C0 K
From c:inron. Magnolia and Goldsboro
Train No. 41 12 00 M
From Charlotte and wy stations,
Train eio. 38 l.au if. M.
From sorth and way stations, W A w
UK. Train No 28 7.80 P. M
From Wrlghtsvtlie 7.80 p. M
From Sonthport ' 80 P. M
From Nor Ji throngh Train o. 27....11.0J P. M
From Sonth through Train No. 14 ... 8.01 A. M
From landings on Cape Fear river
Tuedayit and Fridays 9.00 A. M
From Brantwick Co. and Little Blver,
S. C Mondays and Tnnredays .. 7.20 P. M
From Onslow to soanda, &o-, Tues
days and tfrldays 7.30 P. M
QUO. Z. FRENCH, Postmaster.
MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP. Rbv
Stlvantts Cobb thus writes in the Boston Chris
tian Freeman : We would by no means recom
mend any kind of medicine whioh we did not
know to be good particularly to Infants. Bnt
of Mrs. Winslow'B Soothing Syrnp we can speak
from knowledge; in our own family it has proved
a blessing Indeed, by giving an infant troubled
with oolio pains, quiet sleep, and the parents un
broken rest at night. Most parents can appre
ciate these blessings. Here is an article which
works to perfection, and which is harmless; for
the sleep whioh it affords the Infant Is perfectly
natural, and the little cherub awakes as "bright
as a button." And during the process of teeth
ing its value Is incalculable. We have frequent
ly heard mothers say that they would not be
without it from the birth or the child till it bad
finished with the teething siege, on any conside
ration whatever. Sold by all druggists. 25 cents
a bottle.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
FOR SALE,
RESIDENCE, SEVEN RC OMS.
House lately renovated and in good
iaat
IIII
ua
repair. Centrally located and In eood
nel.hoerho A. Apply to
Jan2t H. C. McQUKBN.
Headquarters !
HSAEQUAETBRS FOR
POTA.T OE S,
ONIONS, APPLES, ORANGES,
Gocoanuts and Lemons.
CIl AS. F. BROWN, Agt.s
Jan 5 tf Wilmington, N. C.
NEW GOODS.
TU8T RKCBIVKD, PER ATLANTIC COAST
Line, the finest assortments "FANCY GOODS I
ever br u?ht;t3 this market i
CAWXKD GOODS of all descriptions.
White Heath Peaches,!
Orated Bahama Pineapple,
Whole BahamalPlneappIc,
California Pears,
Tomatoes,,, Green Corn,
Lobster, Salmon. &c., Ac.
Atniore's genatne English PLUMJ PUDDING.
oLlVBs In all size bottles, from 10o to -fcl.CO.
New JA fab of a liferent fruits.
A freshrlnt of Gordon A Dll worth's oelebr&ted
PRESERVES, excelled bv none.
In fact all that one oonld wish for to tempt
their appetite and please their fancy.
JULIENNE BOUPS, lmrorted, Just reoiived.
Another lot of my celebrated "PA HOLE
D 'HONOR FLOUR" Just arrived by last steamer.
Call and examine my stock
J NO. JL. BO AT WRIGHT,
15 and 17 South Front St.
P . 8 We name no prices, but wlllimeet'any In
the city. noviOtf
A Large Stock,
NEW CROP, OF PEAS, BEANS, TOMATO,
Badlsh, Cabba.ee a-d other Seed on hand.
All Seed offered for sule are pertectly reliable;
no old stock to work off. Call and Ret my prloea.
J NO. U. iiAKUlM,
Druggist and Seedsman,
Jan 5 tf New Market.
Plows! Plows!!
LL THB PLOWS SO"J IN THI8 SECTION
For sale by
GILES & MUKUUISON,
Jan 5 tf
Hardware Dealers.
Fo r Bottom Prices
- N GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS, COMB
or write to
WOODY A CUR HIE.
Grocers and Commission Merchants,
deolStf - llmlngtn. N. C.
tinv riirtmloa arrest in 'v
lence, tnose anecuona in wiuvn
Copalba.Cubebs and Injections
fail.
noT 1 6m
TVlBH
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WHOLE NO, 7263
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice.
SPECIAL MEETING OF THE 8TOCKHOLD-
ers of the Wilmington Beaooas. Baltroad Com
pany will be held on Wednadky, the 15tb lost.,
at 11 o'clock a. m , a', toe offloe of tbe Company,
oomer 10th and Princess strtets.
Jan 8 1 w H. M. . BOWDBN, feoy.
TsTo 3?aaLO
JJAS EVER ACHIEVED SUCH A WONDER"
FUL SUCCESS AS THE
SOHHER PIANO."
Although soarcely seventeen yean before the
pcblic, it has tteadlly advanced until dot It
stands In the front rank of American Pianos, and
by fafBnrpassing many of the old established
I'lano m&Kers.
Weaie constantly receiving these ma to bless
PIANOS, as well as those or James A Holm
strum, tiabler A firo. and the Mlaon A Oo
Pianos.
We se'l for Cash or Ids almeots . We offer tbe
best Inducement- to purchasers.
Cabinet Organs In great variety.
E.iVAN LAER,
, , 407 Red Cross street,
tuthtt Wilmington, N. C
BEKBT CLXAr. TfesKUnt and Masager,
P. W. BUSCHKE B, Trea-,
OW29 T. LOVE, Secretary.
THE GIEAVS ' HARDWARE CO.
WILMINGTON, N. C, IS THB ONLT
Strictly Jobbing Baruware House ,
in this Slate or Bee tic n.
GountryrMerchants
wi lpleue remember tbis. when they write their
ORDERS or buy thelrfHARDWARB. deo29tf
afi
LA
GRIPPE'
This universal disease may be
avoided by wearing THICK SOLED
SHOES. We have them in all
styles and prices. If yoa haven't a
pair don't wait, bat call to-day and
get a pair.
Geo. R. French & Sons,
108 NORTH FRONT STREET.
Jan 2 tf
Law Card.
P. B. Manning,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Jan 8 St fr ta Office No. ISO Prlnoeaa St
Mow Fix Up
WITH A HANDSOME
Business Suit
MADS TO ORDER AT RKDUCKD P HICKS.
BALANCB STOCK
CHILDREN'S SUITS
SOLD WITHOUT REGARD TO PROFIT.
JIXJNSON & CO.j
Merchant Tailors and Clotblr ra.
Jan 7tf
HAY AND FLOUR.
FEW CAR-LOADS CHOICB TIMOTHY AND
CLOVER H&Y.at reduoed prioea.
Car stock of FX OUR is largeland yaried, and
our figures very low.
CHRISTMAS GOODS,:! SNUFF
AND TOBACCO.
Call or write for prloea.
HALL & PEARSALL,
deo 7 DAW tf
11 A 18 South Water St;
Hardware,
rpiNWARB. CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE
at prloea that defy competition.
WM. B. SPRINGER OO,
Importer and Jobber,
oot 27 tf Pnroell Building.
Notice.
J HAVE REMOVED MY LAUNDRY FROM
Market street to North Front, between Cheenut
and Mulberry, where I will be pleased to aee all
of my mends ana the pnbiio generally.
BAN LEE,
oot e tf P opriator Chinese Laundry.
For the Holidays.
yB WILL OFFER THIS WEEK BOMB
special inducements in CIGA R8 and TOBACCO.
Call early and secure bargalna.
Respectfully,
SAMUEL BEAR, 8a..
deo 22 tf 12 Market atreet.
DTPnrJ 17 TU DB5IHB THEM NO USB
IllulJJjUi fooling away time on things that
don't pay; but send tl 00 at once for magnificent
outfit of our Great ew Stanley Book. If book
and terms not satlsfcotory we will refund your
money. No risk. No capital needed. Both
ladle and gentlemen employed. Dont loae
time In writing. "Biep in while the water are
troubled." inys are worth dollars, addree
B. F. JOHNSON A CO., 1U0 Main St . Richmond,
Va,
tn th sa
deo 81 d It Wit
New Goods.
JUST RECEIVED ANOTHER LOT OF MIL
linery, Inew Gloyea, new Hats, Ribbon and
Feather at
MBS. B. BL BTBOCK'B,
e9(f auwefr No. 10 Front St,
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NEW AD VEltTlHKJM Kl Tb
BROWN & RODDICK,
9 KORTII IRO.T T.
Correct priooiplea in all baaintaa
transactions cin be and moat b n
forced. We aro ei peeled and re
quired to settle all of oor bills when
they mature. Id order to meet ibetn
it tUnda to reaaoti.tbat those in
debted to ui must pay theirs. It ia
anbasioeea like and against all the
rules oor concern to permit bills
to run on month after month. We
therefore aek all indebted to oa to
make prompt and immidlalo aettU
menu It la almost impoaaible in oor
boau..
to mooted unit do a
atriotly oath bualuv w -
coarse oompellod to adopt lh iam
method in selling aa in baying. Wa
do hold, however, that to do a strictly
band to band cash boaintaa ia not
only impracticable but impossible,
and we wish it andemtood that ao
ooanta with partiea of a known place
of business, that are alwaya paid on
presentation without any fooliahnoaa,
is in oar opinion cath.
Oar collector will call on )ou and
we hope to have all bills settled in
full, 60 as lo balance cur books (or
the commencement of the year ItCO.
Very respectlully,
BROWN & RODDICK.
Jan 4 tr
OFFICE OF THE rECRKTAHY .AWD TREAk'B
or rai
WIL. A W EL DON AND ., C A A. R. U. OO S
Wilmibotow, N. C, Jan. let, 1U0.
THB BOARD Of iMKhCTOKJI or tlllWII
mlojrtcn a toeldon Hatlrnad Oo. liar 4
clarrd a dlrldend of foar (4) ir rni on It
Capital Stock, pybl on tiu lM.b Inal.. iu ail
bojderaof roourd of t dii. It tnufr
booka will ti.d il( d fiom January lat to
Janaari 1Mb, 1M0O.:
J AH. F. mT, Ja .
Jan 1 10: Treasurer W A W . K. h. o.
HORNER 8CHOOL7
OXFORD, N. :.
SPRING TEBM OPENS JAN. 13TH
Btodenta reoelred at aty lima wUd tbtra are
raoanolea.
For foil particular! apply for caUlrra.
Notice.
JOUI8A PURVIS, WIDOW OF OBOROR H'R
VIS, late of Wlimlogton. bat 'orwwrly of Cbarl
toD, H C, lil leara,aomttt!Df to b r edvaniac
by applying to
H VAN AMKIKOI.
( lrrk of ftnpror i oart.
Jan B Iw au we fr
Gall
T.JKO. 8. McBACBBRN'srORORAIK. II AT.
Floor, Meal, Peart Domic y and a 1 klada of Fa4.
Gooda deltrered promptly.
til Market atrU
Telephone OT
To All WHoq 11 May Cmcm.
K
NOW YB THAT H. C PhlMfkkT. TBI
Teteran Barber and HalrdraMr, oaa atlil h
fonnd at bia old aiand No 7 oU rroairu.
and tbe old reliable, c apt. Joa Tonir, ta wot k -Ing
with blm. Clean lowaia, good ad tlaty
ot Bay Rum alwaya used. ClU traoi all at ut
Give na a oall . ay I l
Wrapping Paner.
rJX) CLOSE OUT AN ACCUMULATION
OLD NEWSPAPERS, tbey will b aold
or
tot
TWENTY CBN Tl PBB HUHDRPn.
Apply at tbe
fabttf ta no r no
NEWSPAPlhS AND CluAbS.
A LL THB. LATEST DAILY AMD WBBELT
XX.
Paper oa hand.
Book. Ac,
aag S
Magaslsea, LIbrarW. Faabloa
a ML HARRIS,
Jtw aawimrar IDMaf
Wilson's Printing Ink
'piUS PAPER IB PBJVTBD WITH IBB MAXU-
fao tared by the
W. D. WILSON PRINTlUa IBB CO ,
(Limited 140 William (U, M Y. Uty. M. Y.
Bend for prloa tlat and aawpto boot.; )y I
D. 0 C0NN0B,
Beftl EalBle Agent,
ilng
Ion, IV. C.
Ml
Real FaUU boagtt and aold.
Loan Mgotlatad oa alty property,
tore. Dwelling. C 0am aad Ball
for rent.
B eat oolleoted , taxea and tnaaraaoe pro (HI
attended to.
Honae and Lot for aaJa oa tbe monthly laatal
ment plan. Caen adraaoed oa city provWty.
nor W tf
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