ic Jttormug tnv.
y WlLUAn II. BKKNABP.
,Mi r-t.MLY KXCEPT MONDAYS.
M,:;i. p.:.ii;c Paid C 00
" 3 00
" 1 50
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" SO
( -uhst rihcrv delivered in ajjy rmrt of
s . Vn ; s (xt week. Oar City Agents
, .! t ' .n!rct for more than three ntooths
r.it Otiiee at Wilmington, N. C, as
, .! CLiss Mail Matter.
OUTLINES.
.. litural College Aid bill was
t iered in the Senate yestcr
r the adoption of the
: providing for the division
,! ivtween the colored and
s of .i State, was passed; the
for the first year is
. ,i will be increased $1,000
MMrs. and after that the
: prution shall be $35,000;
t." '. n.bi.i business occupied
: . !u- licuse session, but no
; 'a .is reached; the conferees
i! tension appropriation
; k ir inability to agree, and
i.T.uined to insist upon its
-. t the Senate amendments.
.. n. .te finance committee has
Ltr.nent of the etTect upon
: -eipts by the provisions
:'. and the reasons of the
recommending its pro-
in the bill as it jvasscd
! wiil at once submit it
.. . the figures are of quite
; ii u .u ter. A strong
- ;.. n made by the cigar
: Florida against the
tobacco section of the
Ii : He the Senate; they
v. of the proposed duty
.!;:e every small manu
. : i- ness and bring it into
. .v. Early Sunday
. knied his mistress in a
: ..:-.r;.i; i. Ala . and then
. . .An brains; four hours
.: rr.iyrtly occurred in a
-. the same city.
n Sunday, a passenger
bv :ts own engine,
: detached; it crashed
.:'id. mad car. tearing it
v. ...id sciidm- the tender
... ;':e car. a negro nurse
son kid -d. aa infant
. v.-.-re h i ii v hurt, and
'..; i ;vi s : ;r:t!y injured.
W I ::. '.n a.;, who lias
r di.'a: public positions
' a: r.: .;.ix C. H.. on
V i-: t! e 7th year of
-t.''e 'i that the Eng
. i .i::ie its have ex-
:,:: ;-t;nmunications
iennan agree
i": rei- ; : .r more deaths
.-. : .'.i-.i from the in
S;i i:n; the govern
; !M -.: . igorojs meas
.: sptead cf the
f;u i v. s.-aing party have
:i:e entoml)cd miners
s thought probable
:e .c'n 1 this morning.
of San Salvador
.i I.e. night after the
: . '.unquet; several otTicers
: i ;. : a junto caused by
: '.-.'.th; all is quiet at
L. Sullivan has
' r.m.I jury at Pur
;;iiting; a petition.
- . Uecn presented
. t i.it the court be
a im without im
. ang man attempted
. ic. Richmond, yes-
! in ? attentions, she
:-in him. when he
his left breast, in-
.".;:s wound.
's Money easy at
'r.or, steady middling
ts. middling Orleans
.'.thern (lour dull and
. : ia:r extra $- 45
. h'Mit- o;5- " "'0; wheat
- ' . uts at elevator;
: : r export. closingH
'' vv at elevator; spirits
: t (". t) cents.
.; tor Rossi;;. She
e ot progress. A rnili
iurii promulgated pro
i y ofrKers from wearing
v so'irs when attending
ir!:.il Wiggins, of Jack--i.
who assaulted the
:!..it town, is no relation
adtun Wiggins, whose as
'. ::e weather have become
J hn J. Ingalls has no ob
'o nu:iig up with the ne
;' olitics, but he wishes it
' y understood that he don't
- to go to the same school
a. in.
" arc over seven hundred
';vrs published in Kansas, and
'i.m like Ingalls has served
'-rins m the U. S. Senate.
'diese papers must be run on
- metal plan.
;iger has got a job. lie is
' Africa at the head of a par
' -'-dolih French trading posts
. ongo river to the big
Another chain of posts is to
li;sb.ed in East Africa. - This
than issuing manifestoes
fhe island of Jersey.
VOL. XLVL NO..80.
Heligoland, concerning the cession
of which by England to Germany.
in consideration of certain cessions
of territory in Africa by Germany to
England, concerning which there is
much talk in Europe, is a little
strongly fortified rocky island in the
North sea, about twenty miles from
the mouths of the Elbe and Weser
rivers, with an area of about five
and a quarter square miles. It is a
rocky, barren island, and only valu
able as an important naval station,
commanding the northwest coast of
Germany, and is inhabited only by
fish ermen. It has two good harbors,
and belonged until 1807 to Denmark,
when the English took possession of
it. The anti-Salisburyites in Eng
land don't like the trade, and when
speaking of it invariably emphasize
the first syllable of the name.
The Louisiana Lottery has two
competitors, a Mexican lottery and
a German banker, who is said to be
backed by the Rothschilds, who
goes the Louisiana lottery folks
$250,000 a year better on their
1,000,000, and instructs his agents
when the L. L. comes up to these
figures to raise them $250,000 more,
and keep on raising $250,000 at
each bid. This looks as if the L. L.
iiad struck a snag with several big
prongs to it.
A respected contemporary asks if
it has ever occurred to those who are
crying for free silver that they would
not have a dollar more if every vault
in the country were filled with coined
silver. No, not if it were kept in the
vaults. But more silver will stimu
late enterprise, give more employment
and better wages and thus those who
are crying tor free coinage will stand
a chance of getting some more dol
lars. It appears that they not only pay
money for votes in Mr. Reed's dis
trict but resort to the seductive
powers of whiskey. Being located
in a strong prohibition State this
argues that Mr. Reed's district is
very much demoralized.
When a man starts out to climb
the ladder of fame with a strong
will, good musoles, and luck on his
side, there is no telling how high he
may go. A London firm has just
named a brand of sausages in honor
of Stanley.
Of course the high tariff helps the
American farmer. Mexico has ad
vanced the duty on corn as an offset
to the McKinley increase of duty on
silver lead ore.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Star Office Babbitt metal.
P. O'Connor Cottage for rent.
Notice To retail liquor dealers,
M UN. son & Co Light weight cioth'g.
Excursion Athcnxum Lit. Society.
Masonic Mcet'g Wilmington Lodge
J. P. Hanks Cornell's benzoin soap.
For Carolina Beach Wednesday's
schedule.
A Colored Boy Drowned.
John II-Jones, a colored boy about
nine years of age, son of Ncedham
Jones, an employe at Messrs. Chad
bourn's saw mill, was drowned in the
river near Hilton, last Saturday after
noon. He was swimming with a num
ber of other boys, and diving, it is sup
jxjscd he came up under a ratt of tim
ber and was unable to get out. His
body was recovered Sunday morning
and was viewed by Coroner Jacobs, but
no inquest was held.
For the Fourth of J uly.
Tickets will be put on sale on the 3d
of July, good until the 7th, on the Sea
board Line, for parties desiring to travel
on the Fourth. A low tariff will be ap
plied between all stations, and the fol
lowing low rates will govern from the
points named to Wilmington and return:
Charlotte. $4.90; Durham, Greensboro
and Raleigh. $4.75; Henderson, $0.50;
Maxton. $3.00; Rutherfordton. $0.75;,
Shelby. $6,15.
A Cotton Factory at LaG range -The Hot
test Say.
A correspondent of the Star writing
from LaGrange, says that the sum of
$13,000 has been subscribed to build a
cotton factory at that place.
Sunday,the 22d, was the hottest day
of the season at LaGrange, the maxi
mum temperature being 108 degrees.
Bladen County Convention.
Mr. J. C. Stanley, of Maysville, wri
ting in reference to the Bladen County
Democratic Convention held at Eliza
bethtown (as reported m the STAR last
Friday) says that the delegates from
twelve oui oi mc im r i
are for Col. W. J. Green for Congress. I
WILMINGTON. N. C., TUESDAY,
LOCAL DOTS.
Items of Interest Gathered Here
and There and Briefly Noted.
Col. W. J. Green, of Fayette
ville, arrived in the city yesterday even
ing.
Rev. R. E. Peele will preach
at Wooster Street Chapel this evening,
at 8 o clock.
An immense
"The Hammocks"
crowd went to
and Wrightsville
Beach Sunday.
The State Dental Association
will meet in this city to-day, holding its
sessions at The Orton.
The Superintendent of Streets
is making improvements on Seventh be
tween Market and Dock streets.
Between four and five hundred
citizens of Wilmington spent Sunday at
the Hammocks and Ocean View.
Business at the Oceanic Hotel,
Carolina Beach, is increasing rapidly,
but Mrs. Mayo is equal to the demand.
Travel on the street railway
since May 1, this year, has been at least
fifty per cent, larger than for the same
period last year.
Thomas Patterson, colored,
was fined ten dollars and costs in the
Mayor's Court yesterday for carrying a
concealed weapon.
A female angler beat the crowd
fishing at "The Rocks" yesterday. Her
catch equalled, in weight, that of any
two men who were there.
The Health officers ask that
citizens will cooperate with them in
their efforts to keep up the good sani
tary condition of the city.
"Old Sol" painted the fishermen
red yesterday. A pale young lady told
one of them she would be delighted to
swap complexions with him.
A meeting of the retail liquor
dealers will beheld at Adrian Hall, this
evening at 8 o'clock. All wholesale
liquor dealers in the city are invited to
attend.
Five coaches with colored ex
cursionists from places along the Wif-
mington & Weldon Railroad, arrived
yesterday and went down to the Ham
mocks over the Seacoast Railroad.
The Sylvan Grove will make
three trips to Carolina Beach to-morrow
at 9.30 a. m., 2.30 p. m, and 5 p.
m. Passengers by the 2 30 p. m. boat
can return by the Passport at 5.30 p. m.
The mercury was away up in
the nineties yesterday. The maximum
on the "wharf" was 90 degrees, but
there was a fine breeze from the south
west that made the day a pleasant one
for all that.
The statement that has ap
peared in the papers that dance music
would be provided at the excursion of
the "Athanaium of the Y. M. C. A. to
morrow, is a mistake. No such plans
have been or will be made by the Atha
nxum." At "The Rocks" yesterday a
ittle boy came very near being pulled
into the water by a large catfish that
had taken his hook. The youngster
had good tackle, however, and with the
aid of a companion succeeded in landing
his game.
Oscar Stamps, colored, a pris
oner at the County House of Correc
tion, made his escape from that institu
tion Sunday night, but was captured
yesterday morning near the Poor House.
He was in for five months and has
served but one month of his sentence.
Death of Mrs. George P. Cochett.
The death of Mrs. Cochett, wife of
Mr. George P. Cochett. which occurred
unday last from a congestive chill, was
great shock to her family and friends.
She leaves five children, the youngest
only ten days old. The funeral took
place yesterday evening from St. James'
Church, the interment being in Oakdale
Cemetery. It was attended by many
sorrowing relatives and friends. Mrs.
Cotchett was the daughter of the late
Col. James G. Green, and was greatly
beloved for her many estimable quali
ties. The deepest sympathy is felt by
lany for her husband and lamily in
their sad bereavement.
Fishermen's Day.
About 125 persons went down to the
Rocks" and the Blackfish Grounds yes
terday on the Sylvan Grove, the steamer
eavini? at 6 a. m. and returning aoout
the same hour in the evening. The fish
ermen report good sport at the "Rocks"
and some fine fish caught. 1 he nsning
outside at the Blackfish Grounds was
not so good, the sea being rough with a
high wind; but nevertheless some ot the
party caught a good many fish.
Fine Crops in Brunswick.
Mr. J. W. Cannon, of Shallotte, sends
the STAR a cotton bloom, plucked J une
18th from the farm of Solomon Hewett.
A correspondent writing from New
Supply reports cotton blooms on the
16th inst. at Mr. tJryants place, ana
adds that the cotton crop is very fine, as
well as all other crops, since the June
rains set in.
ACADEMY OF THE INCARNATION.
The Commencement Exercises The Pro
gramme,JEte.
The twentieth annual Commencement
of the Academy of the Incarnation took
place last evening, before a large gath
ering of the parents and friends of the
pupils. The programme of exercises
was as follows:
"Grand Distribution March" Miss
Hattie Taylor.
Hymn Piano Miss Mary Monk.
Salutatory Miss Mary Green.
Gold medals and crowns of honor for
lady-like deportment, were awarded to
the graduates from the English course
Miss Mary Green and Miss Daisy
Dear.
Instrumental Solo "St. Patrick's
Day Miss Katie Carroll.
Instrumental Duet "Fairy's Wed
ding; Misses May U Connor and Lois
Wright.
Recitation "The Dissatisfied Flow
ers; ' By the little girls.
Instrumental Solo "Ocean Pearl
Waltz;" Miss Mav O'Connor.
Instrumental Trio "Faustuick;" by
Misses kj connor, Wright and (jreen.
Song "Sing me the old Songs To
night; By the pupils.
Piano Miss Hattie Taylor.
Instrumental Solo "Dein Eigen;"
Miss Hattie laylor.
German Vocal Solo "Adelaide;
Miss Schwarz.
Piano Miss Adrian.
Recitation "Military Discipline;"
Master Dan Carroll and the little boys.
vocal bolo Mrs. Watters.
Comedy "Convocation of the Mu
ses," by the young ladies.
Instrumental Duet "Valse Hon
groise;" Misses Taylor and Torpy.
Instrumental Solo "Vienna Galop;"
Miss Mary O Connor.
Recitation "Thady O'Keene;" Mas
ters Wm. Donlan, Daniel Carroll, Harry
Lacy,
Instrumental Duet "Crown of Dia
monds;" Misses O'Connor and Sheehan.
instrumental Solo "Martho;" Miss
Hattie Taylor.
Song "When the Snowflakes Fall;"
by the pupils.
Piano Miss Mary O Connor.
Recitation "The Last Hymn;" by the
young ladies.
Instrumental Duet "One Mind One
Heart;" Misses O'Connor and Taylor.
French Recitation By the trench
Classes.
The distiibution of premiums was then
made and honors were awarded to many
of the pupils for proficiency in studies
and for deportment.
After the valedictory, by Miss Daisy
Bear, Bishop Leo Haid delivered an ad
dress, which concluded an entertainment
very much enjoyed by all who were pre
sent. THAT THREE C'S SUIT.
Vice President Bentley Says it is a Bluff,
Nothing More.
The report that suits had been entered
against the Three C's road which would
affect its ownership was published for
what it was worth. The Charleston
News and Courier says a telegram has
been received in that city from Vice
President Bentley, of the Three C's
road, in Cincinnati, stating that there
was nothing m the report, and that he
considered it a "bluff." It appears that
the suit contemplated does not in any
way affect the ownership of the road,
being merely a claim for compensation.
NATIONAL CEMETERY.
Mr. McQammy'a Bill for a Macadamized
Koadway.
Mayor Fowler has received a letter
from Hon. Chas.M.McClammy, member
of Congress from the Third District,
stating that he (Major McClammy) is
satisfied that the bill introduced by him
for an appropriation of $7,500 for a ma
cadamized road to the National Ceme
tery will pass both Houses this session,
and he expects the amount will be in
creased by the Senate, The bill pro
vides for the extension of the road from
Fourth street to the Cemetery.
Cotton Belt Bulletin
The mercury continues to clirab.
Nicety-four degrees was the maximum
for Sunday, as recorded at the Signal
Service station in this cty, and 90 was
the maximum yesterday; but withal
there was a cool refreshing breeze from
the southwest. Wilmington was not the
warmest place in the district, however,
by a long ways. At Goldsboro the
maximum was 100, at Cheraw 104
and at Lumberton 98, while Char
lotte, Newbern, Florence and Wel
don reported the same maximum as
Wilmington 96 degrees and Raleigh
and Wadesboro 94. The minimum
ranged from 72 to 76. The warm wave
extends all over the South, the mercury
standing everywhere at 90 and above.
Indications for to-day are for con
tinued high temperature.
Weather Forecasts.
The following are the weather fore
casts for to-day:
For Virginia. North Carolina and
South Carolina, fair, preceded by show
ers on Virginia and North Carolina
coasts, continued high temperature,
southerly winds.
For Georgia and Florida, fair, pre
ceded by showers; in Western Mississip-.
pi and Northern Georgia continued
high temperature, southerly winds.
Good Crops in Columbus.
Mr. D. C. Allen, writing the Star
from "Armour, Columbus county, and
sending a cotton bloom, says that crops
in that county are very hne. A
XG
JUNE 24. 1890.
DEM. STATE CONVENTION.
Raleigh, Wednesday, August 20th.
DEM. CONG. CONVENTIONS.
3rd District, Clinton. July 23d.
4th District, Durham, July 24th.
5th District, Greensboro, July 9th.
6th District, Laurinburg. July 29th.
DEM JUDICIAL CONVENTIONS.
2nd District, Weldon, July 23rd.
3rd District, Rocky Mount, July 3d.
4th District, Smithfield, July 1st.
5th District, Greensboro. July 8th.
6th District, Kinston, July 9th.
7th District, Laurinburg, July 16th.
9th District, Elkin, July 16th.
Wilmington District Third lion mi
Quarterly Meetings In Part.
Bladen Street. June 29.
Grace Church, July 5th and 6th.
Sampson Circuit, Hall's July, 5th and
6th.
Kenansville Circuit, Richlands, luly
12th and 13th.
Magnolia Circuit, Magnolia District,
conlerence uly 19th and 20th
Bladen Circuit, Soulis Chapel, July
autn and 7th.
Fifth Street, August 2d and 3rd
Carver's Creek, Shiloh, August 5th
ana oth
Cokesburg, McNatt's, August 9th and
loth.
Clinton. Goshen, August 16th and
17th.
Elizabeth. Perdew. August 23rd and
24th
Waccamaw Circuit, August 28th and
29th
Whitesville, Cerro Gorda, August 30th
and 31st
Brunswick Mission, Cedar Bay, Sep
tember 6th and, 7th
Brunswick Circuit, Bethel, September
12th and 13th.
F. D. Swindell.
Presiding Elder.
THE MAILS.
The mails close and arrive at the City Post Office as
follows:
CLOSE.
For North and way stations W & W R R. 8:15 a m
For Mt. Airy and way stations C F & Y V
Railroad 8:40 a ra
For Charlotte and way stations C C R Rand
-gtfst 2:00 pra
FojjSputhport 8:40 a m
For Wrirfitsville 8:00 a ra
For Clinton, Magnolia and Goldsboro. Train 3:00 p ra
For points South W C & A R R 5:00 p m
For Charlotte, Monroe, Maxton, Cronly, and
for Train No. 38 coming East, next AM,. 5:45 p ra
For South W C & A R R Train No, 27. . 9:10 p ra
For North W & W R R Train No. 14. . .11.00 p m
For Brunswick County and Little River, Si. C
Tuesdays and Fridays 6:00 a ra
For Cape River Tuesdays and Fridays 1:00 p ra
For Onslow County Mondays and Thursdays 7:00 a m
MAILS READY FOR DELIVERY (WHEN THE
TRAINS ARE ON TIME).
Charlotte, Monroe, Maxton and Cronly.... 9:00am
Clinton, Magnolia and Goldsboro 12:00 ra
Charlotte and way stations, also West 1.00 p m
f rom North VV & VV K K V:UU pm
frrom bouthport 7:UU p m
From Wrightsville 7:00 pm
From Mt. Airy and points C F & Y V R R 7:15 p m
trom North lram No. 527 ll:UOpm
From South Trrin No. 14 7,00 a m
GEO. Z. FRENCH. Postmaster.
DIED.
HOLMES In this city, yesterday morning,
MAMIE, infant daughter of Jno. W. Holmes.
Funeral at 10 a. m. to-day, from residence of parents,
Parsley street, between Nixon and Davis. Friends
and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
St. JOHN'S HALL, June 24, 1890.
Wilminston Lote No. 319, A. F. & A. M.
SPECIAL COMMUNICATION THIS (TUES
dav) eveninu. at 8 o'clock, for work in E. A.
Degree. Visiting brethren cordially invited to attend.
JJy order ot the w. M,
THOS. F. I3AGLEY,
jc 21 It Secretary.
For Rent,
rpHE WRIGHT COTTAGE,
ON WRIGHTSVILLE SOUND.
Apply to
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D. O'CONNOR.
Notice Retail Lipr Dealers.
roU ARE HEREBY EARNESTLY RE
A auestcd to attend a meeting, to be held at the
Adrian Hall, this (Tuesday) evening, at 8 o'clock,
June 24th, as a matter of vital importance to every
Liquor Dealer is to be discussed. By order of
P. S. All Wholesale Liquor Dealers in the city are
nvited to attend. je 24 It
Cornell's Benzoin Cosietic Soap
OA CENTS PER CAKE, THE BEST SKIN
i U and Complexion Soap la the market.
For sale by
JNO. B. HANKS, Pharmaceutist,
Third street, opposite City Hall.
Presrrintions comnounded with Pure and Fresh
Drugs at moderate prices, and delivered to any part of
the city.
Telephone JUU. je su n
Excursion.
A-
N EXCURSION WILL BE GIVEN TO CARO-
,:, 1 c.. CVTVAM r.PfWP1
ax una ucauii uu liic oitmnti j . ,
under the auspices of St. Thomas' Congregation,
Tuesday, June 24th. Music, choicest Refreshments.
-.... - . . r nn in Ol
lioat leaves Wilmington at a.ou a. in. auu y. m.
lames Madden, Martin O'Brien, James Nolan, Wm.
Monroe, Committee. jc 22 It
Firemen's Excursion.
TTy'ILMINGTON STEAM FIRE ENGINE CO
No. 1. To Carolina Beach Friday, June 27th. Fare
round trip 50 cents. Refreshments, Music and
Dancing.
su tu th
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Notice.
riAHERE WILL BE A MEEING OF THE NEW
I Hanover Veteran Association at the Court House,
on Tuesday evening, June 24th, at half-past eight
o'clock. After dispatch of other business historical
sketches will be read by Capt. A. O. Wiggins aud
Maj. T. D. Love, lhe public, ladies included, cor
mlly invited to attend.
Col. JNO. u. i aklUK, commanaer.
WM. BLANKS, Sec'y. je 22 2t
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C3iiOTs:iisr3-,
HANDSOME SERGE SUITS,
DRAP D'ETE SUITS, -
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GATJSE UNDERWEAR,
Fleecy Scarfs, &c, &c.,
AT
IVIunson & Co.'s
GENTS FURNISHERS.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
EXCURSION TO CAROLINA BEACH.
THE ATHENAEUM LITERARY SOCIETY OF
JL
Y. M. C. A., Wednesday, June 25th.
Eoat leaves foot of Market street at 9.30 a. m. and
2.30 and 5 p. m.
Returning, last train leaves Beach at 9 p. m.
Grand Moonlight Concert by best amateur and pro
fessional talent of the city. Brass, String and Vocal
Quartettes.
Fare on first two boats 50cents; on last boat 25 ctv
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CAROLINA BEACH.
SCHEDULE FOR WEDNESDAY.
SYLVAN GROVE leaves Wilmington 9.30 a. m.,
2.30 p. m. and 5 p. m.
Train leaves Beach at 12.30 p. m., 5.30 p. m. and
9 p. m.
PASSPORT leaves at 9.30 a. m. and 7 p. m.
Passengers by Sylvan Grove at 2.30 p. m. can return
by Passport at 5.30 p. m. je 21 2t
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AND
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LADIES' OPFRA SLIPPERS 50c.
Ladies' Lace Oxfords, Plain Toe, 75 cents.
S Ladies' Lace Oxfords, Pat. LcathcrTip, $1.00.
Ladies' Lace and Button Oxfords, $1.25.
Gentlemen's Low Shoes in all the latest style at
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Geo. H. French & Sons,
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2v3I;y- Saloon.,
QORNER OF NORTH WATER AND MUL
berry etreets, is open from 1 o'clock a. m. Monday
until 11.45 p. m. Satnrday.
CHAS. P. BROWN, Agent,
mar 9 D&W tf Wilmington, N. C.
Established. 1846.
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SWAMANOA HOTEL,
ASIIEVILLE, IV. C.
FINE MOUNTAIN VIEWS. ELECTRIC
Cars pass the Hotel every ten minutes.
Attitude 2,339 feet above sea level. Average sum
mer temperature 70 degrees. Terms $12.50, $15.00,
$17.50 per week. RAWLS BROS..
je 21 lm I'ropnetors.
Wanted,
WIDE-AWAKE, THOROUGHLY LIVE
man, to take Agency for Wilmington and vicinity for
an Old Line Insurance Company. Big thing for the
right man. Address H, care Star. Give reference.
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Library Association Reading Room
JjIRST FLOOR, MASONIC BUILDING, 123
Market street. Open till 10 p. m. every week day.
Electric lights. One hundred and thirty different
Periodicals for 1890. Only $1.00 per household per
quarter year, t-verynoay invitea to examine, je ii n
Do You Ever Bathe !
JATH SPONGES AT YOUR OWN PRICE.
JAMES D. NUTT, The Druggist,
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220 North Front street.
NEW
PAIS
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BATES OP ADTEnTItlNU.
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" " Four Day
Fr Dart
Om Week
Two Week.
Three Waeki 9 M
Oam Mootb 10 00
" " Two Month 1 00
Three Month. 9
Si Months 00
" One Year W 00
IV Contract Advrrti-mrou taken at protmrtina)
ately low rates.
Ten line solid Nonpareil type makr cine square.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Thousands of Dollars
AHE SALVED ANNUALLY
Y PEOPLE WHO SHOP VH MM
tirm A lew dollars in CASH t" lwii; nay. nml
buy a big lot of good at
BROWN & RODDICK'S.
EVERY STEAM Kk 1 II A 1 COMts INlo
W1I.MIM. I N IM INt.'
ZLSToxa G-oods
I OK I HIM
And the public may rrly upon t ri if nwW I. mi'
frrh. No old, dead tK k in pnlm nfl ft nn uritn
pecting public. Hut rvriy timr yu ibr vni iImI
lnr down you grt ymir mmtt wottli
FRESH LOToFNrW ANI
SEASONABLE GOODS
ju;t arrive., which wc will r- lra il i. slio
BEAUTIFUL DRESS FABRICS
IN K V K NINO SH AIr S
White Goods and Embroideries
IN PKonrsioN
Polite and C"urtnii sttrntion turn t" r iy i u
tomrr
Very truly,
BROWN & RODDICK,
No. 0 North Front Btrcot.
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" CLYDE'S
New York & Wilmington
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
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7MIOM PIER 20, EAST KIVKK, M ol-r
Lorated prtween C'haailwn nrvl t'
velt trrti. at 3 i'clli ' M
BENEFACTOR. .
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FANITA Sftur.U, (.,.. VI
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Front WHmlnalnn.
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RENE FACTOR l.-ta. luw
FANITA I inlay. ! T.
fff Throngh F'.ilW lading and lx.rt.t 1 hrmif h
Rates guaranteed In and (rom htiii in North arut
South Carolina.
For freight or tninage spi-ly t'1
H. (i. SM A 1 1 1!' N KS. Si.t. t.
Wimingt., N (
THF.O. Cf. FOKK, T. M IW.arling (.rr-.n, N V
WM. P. CLYDE CO , (irnrral Agrnt., f. Iw.wl.nt
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Nortn Carolina's Farorile !
1768. OLD NICK 1800.
QURES CHI1.1.S, COI.DS. COl f.HS. ossi
appetite, and is ly far the Ix-.t grML ta I r hail l
wean lungs and contu:rtiFtHn, a it nan irF-n ni
for its purity over 122 years. rarnri1y rrqnrat all
in need of
Pure Rye or Corn Whiskey
to write for price li.t, n Wrc p cmU (Ffiatnni f m
hand that are FOUR YEARS l.l anH f,..atr.l
rectified. We .hip in anv nimiitil) .1. ir rt
OI.W MfJK vltr.M V"il
Panther icrk. a'll.m t .. . N (
jan 23 0m
In
Reduced !
Our Flour Stock
a previously referred to, now stand.
796 Barrels.
Wc will meet the view of informed buyer f' Uh
eral quantities,
HALL. & PEARS ALL.
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Harness, Saddlery,
TRUNKS, BAGS, BUGGIES AND
PIIJETONS.
LARGEST STOCK AND l.OWFSl IRKr-S
SATISFACTION GUARANTF1D
H. L. FEIMIMELL,
THE HORSE MILLINER.
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10 South Ininl tMf
Black Flag
"NSECT POWDER. THE II EST IN Tilt
world; ten, tweat jr-five and fifty ut IkhiIts A k '
t and take no ot her. Fnr sale ly
NO. H IIAKDIN, Drus-gist.
New Market.
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Lawn Rakos.
JAWN RAKES, A NEW ARTICLE. Will,
not tear op tbe grata. Also a few Sash, D'ft an-l
Bltodsleft, for sale chrap at
('.Ml A I rC KX
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" 99 South lr.l tror