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I I i . f r i. i 4 i I r i v I I g -i - J- f.-. PUBLISHER'S ANNOUNCEMENT. THE MORNING STAR, the oldest daily news paper in North Carolina, is published daily except Monday, at $6 00 per year, $3 00 for sis months $1 50 to- three months, SO cents for one month, to mail sub-sc-ibers. -Delivered to ity subscribers at the rate of Vi cants per week for any period from one week to one year. j THE WEEKLY STAR is published every Friday morning at $1 00 per year. 60 cents for six months, 30 cents for three months, j - ADVERTISING RATES (DAILY). One square one day, $1 00 ; two days, $1 75 ; three days, $2 50 ; four days, $3 00 ; five days, $3 50 ; one week, f4 00 ; two weeks, $6 50; three weeks, $8 50; one month, $10 00 ; two months, $17 00 ; three months,$24 00 ; six x.oaths, $40 00 ; twelve months, $60 00. Ten lines of solid Nonpareil type make one square. All announcements of Fairs, Festivals, Balls," Hops, Picnics, Society Meetings,'Political Meetings, &c, will be charged regular advertising rates. Notices under head of "City Items" 20 cents per line for first insertion, and 15 cents per line for each subse quent insertion. ; ivertiseriieHts inserted in I-oca! Columns at an price. Advertisements inserted once a week in Daily will be charged j-1 00 per square for each insertion. Every ot5er day, tbree-fourths ot daily rate. twice a week wo-thirds of daily rate. the Northwestern corner of the Re- a good deal of money and made public, in those States where the themselves less ridiculous than they Republican party has been the dor- minant party, and where the people became disgusted with it. It was in these States that ths Alliance men 1 struck the de cisive blows and sectrred the vic tories. In the South it would make no progress because the intelligent sentiment of the Alliance is against it. The Alliance men of the South have no grievance against the Dem ocratic party as an organization, are now. We suppose, however,that as Streeter, the candidate of the three F: M. B. A.'s. was formerly a "Republican they have made a bar gain with him by which the Repub lican side of the Senate may count on his vote occasionally. The fact that two enthusiastic Blaine men were recently elected President and Secretary of the Brooklyn, N. Y., Republican Club, and therefore no fight to make and the furtlier fact that other pro- against it. The thinking men of the nounced Blaine men have begun to order feel and think as Senator Irby, take an unusual interest in political of South Carolina, does, that the matters is considered significant. It objects they seek can best be se- is said they are trying to so manipu Communications, unless they contain important news cured through the Democratic party, late local Republican politics as to country are noc wanted ; and, if acceptable m every other way. ana as Mr. Kolb, ot Alabama, dues ensure a solid Blaine delegation tn oranuiateo; sugar, wnicn now costs that the Alliance is Democratic. tothe Republican National Conven- the housekeeper from six to eight Notices of Marriaxe or Death, Tributes of Respect T?Iir thor nr nthprc xxrhn ft" A1V T51,; U i.. clJl3 r1 Fuuuu Will S.W1U dl U1C per pound. This drop in the price SUGAR GOING DOWN. After the 1st of April, OThen the Duty is Lifted, Thia Article Will be Cheaper. . Richmond State. v Richmond housekeepers will be glad to know that the close of this month will bring about a change in the sugar market. Housekeepers who have been paying large prices for sugar can have the satisfaction of knowing that it will take a tum ble from two to four cents per pound, and that they need not be' so sparing in serving it out either at table? to the servants or for use in articles of food. On A-prjLlst, when the duty on raw sugars is taken" off, the price of the refined article to consumers will be dropped about two cents per pound, and the people will enjoy the cheapest sugar ever known in this tothe Republican National Conven- Resolutions of Thanks.&c. are charged for as ordi- -"" "iV "UL uc opeuiV aary advertisements, but only half rates when paid for I dancrpr of thf Allianrp hprnminor a I fiiriiri'no- in thp chomoc hnt ha rrirtlv in advanre. At this rate 50 cents will Dav for ' & " "to & " w... nao a simple announcement of Marriage or Death. An extra charge will be made for double-column or triple-column advertisements. 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Contract advertisers will not be allowed to exceed their space or advertise anything foreign to their rejru ar business without extra charge at transient rates. Remittances must be made by Check, Draft, Postai ?.Ioney Order, Express or in Registered Letter. Only such remittances will be at the risk of the publisher. Advertisers should always specify the issue or issues they desire to advertise in. V here no issue is named the advertisement will be inserted in the Dailv. Where aa advertiser contracts for the paper to be sent to him during tne time nis advertisement is in the orODnetor will only be responsible for the mailing of the paper to nis address. on the gentleman from Maine. STATE TOPICS. political organization, among them trusty agents who doubtless keep of sugar will not affect the refiners at Dr. Macune, the publisher and editor him pretty well advised as to the aiI! on tne contrary, it will benefit of the Ntini Rrr,nn,t thp nmon nmrrr.ee ti,.,, mem, Decause tnere will be an m- "-"'"'-") -..v- v "i" ji .wo j uiw aic iJuatv.nl t-. nil i j j , r . , . . . r u xt: i ah: ..u,: . j n. L .. . . i-icascu urmaim lor tne erucie. i ne LUC -t' ttujudt Aindiitc, puuiiMjcu I narnson nau Detter Keep a snarp eye I nrice charged for sMr nr lct ur..u: i j ...... , . , . , . " --e aL v aauiugLuu, wuo nas uone as much probably to beget a third par ty sentiment as any other man in the country. In discussing the move ment he speaks thus: , "Let the third party come, bv all means, if the people say so; but let it be a people's movement, and not an Alli ance party. Let it embrace in its ranks all classes of society, and protect and serve the interests of all; but let the Alli ance pursue the great reform and educa tional work on a plane of responsibility to God and duty to man that calls for effort as long as evil shall exist to be met and neutralized. The Senate ot North Carolina Thursday night reconsidered the action on the bill appropriat ing 25,000 to defray the expenses of a State exhibit at the World's Fair, and it was passed. There is no special appropriation for it as the bill provides that the money shall come out of the direct tax to be re funded by act of Congress to the 2 cents per pound, which is now paid to the Government as duty on the raw material, has all been paid Dy tne consumer indirectly. The refiners will, therefore, make a wider margin than at present. In consequence of the drop which must necessarily come, the wholesale and retail dealers are cleaning out their rfm'naipg stocks and hnvino-nnlt, cmoli "tJines ne wears as an illustration of the & Ha- iree wool theory t ties. Ill order that then not n V, I uv , - .... n - yJLl IUC I Tl i r , f - xiie imperial rammes or Russia and Austria count more members than any other ruling families of Europe. In Russia there are to-dav twenty-seven imperial princes and eighteen imperial pnutes&es, in anauion to the Czar and PERSONAL. "' - Dr. W. H. Russell, the oldst of living war correspondents, is absorbed. in writing his memoirs. Now that Gov Beaver of Penn sylvania has retired from office, he in sists upon being called General instead of Governor. - Edmnnd Clarence Stedman is suffering from a dangerous attack of pleurisy, complicated with bronchitis, and has been lor some time confined to the house. 'Meissonier had an abiding hatred for Americans. Though they bo ight his pictures with a eenerous hand and paid excessive prices for them.I ma ucLc&iauun wasTjuier ana outspoken. John A. Cockerill, the acting editor of the World, is suffering, Mke Mr. Pulitzer, from a severe affection of the eves, though not of the same danger ous character. Mrs. Hungerford, the "Duchess" of current fiction, is a brown-hair d wo man with merry eyes and a youthful disposition, though she is the mother of six children. She has written twenty seven novels and countless magazine ar ticles. Miss Zoe Gayton, the female pedestrian, who left San Francisco August 27 for a tramp across the conti nent to New York, has arrived at De troit. She is accompanied by a favorite spaniel and two representatives of the parties who have made wagers on her success. Senator Gorman is at methodi cal as a Dutch housewife, lives placidly and calmly, has none of the small vices. and, when speaking, reminds one of a college prolessor lectunncr his class and reminding them of the nice-fitting COMMERCIAL. WIIM INGT O N M A RKE T. ' T . -'.i'- ' STAR OFFICE, March 6. SPIRITS TURPENTINE. Market firrii at"87 cents per gallon, with sales of receipts at quotations. ROSIN Market firm at $1 20 per bbl. for Strained and $1 25 for Good Strained. TAR. Firm at $1 35 per bbl. of 280 lbs., with sales at quotations Baltimore, March r, vrv strong and unchanged. Wheat quiet era quiet and firm;; Fultz fti nuth Longberry $1 05 0 w tCr? 7; No. 2 winter red on spot an J m $1- 021 03. CornSuthern in "rCh demand; white 6768 cents; Sow ?J 68 cents; western firmer. y ,7 Chicago, March 6. i-Cash aufl,,r were as follows: Flour firm with , ns sales at 1015c advance. Whoit 3me serine 98Urf?i9ft:k. o udto.2 , "u. ren ' i-. 2. 49-Wc. Me. r,r,rl, '1 W 0. 9 80. Lard. Der 100 lh ; l'' CRUDE TURPENTINE. Distillers ders $4 054 10. Short clear s rlPl' auote the market firm at S2 10 for Vir- i yw w nisxey gi 14. gin and Yellow Dip and $1 20 for Hard PEANUTS Steady at 50 to 85 cents per bushel, of 28 pounds. COTTON Quiet. Quotations.at the Produce Exchange were Ordinary. .. . 7. . 5 cts $ ft Good Ordinary 7 3-16 - " " Low Middling 7 15-16 " " Middling 8 " " joOd Middling 9 KECElPTS. Cotton 334 bales Spirits Turpentine 152 casks Rosin 2,702 bbls Tar 500 bbls ,Crude Turpentine 6 bbls COTTON AND NAVAL STORES. $1 OOc. Corn-No. 2. 58Kc Oats '4m ) 7: c-1 onort es SI )r, The leading futures ranpeH -opening, highest and closing w ?! No. 2, March 97, 98 Jakr- m 1 99 $1 01, 1 ooyJT& 96Kc Corn-No. 2. Wrru & Jb 58. 57c. Oats No. 2, Mav a & 50. 50c; June 49. 50k 4'j Vr. t'V 5C. Messork p8erbt'y March $9 75, 9.80. 9 j 80 May ftij 10 05. 10 05; July $10 35. lb 37 fo"; Lard, per 100 lbs March $5 70 5 :o0' 5 72K; May $5 92. 5 95 5 I x 4' $6 15. 6 20, 6 20. Short ribs per 100 S -March $4 70, 4 75. 4 75; ifiy r set right side of the fence bv April 1st. Whatever stock of " sugar they have on hand on that date will depreciate in value about two cents per ponnd, and they will be in "If the people want a third party" States in trust for those who paid it. a sweet hole if they have a large I Czarine. The twenty-seventh imperial By WILLI ATI H. UKKMKI). WILMINGTON, N. C. Saturday Morning. March 7, ltVl. they will doubtless have it. for the Ue presume the bill was so drawn people generally have anything of on tlie assumption that all of this that kind they want; but this is good advice to the Alliance, for which I r. Macune speaks, and means that as an organization if it would succeed and accomplish its purposes it must steer clear of political whirlpools. stock. In conseauence of this fall ing oft in the purchase of suear. mniiev wotllrl not hp oallod frr if I . . o5uouuu u..v.v w., o in market lor fh. rfin 1 .w. ibuutu aiii.it. is something over twenty years People who profess to be familiar since it was paid, and that many of with the details of the trade sav that those who paid it and would be in the United States alone 300,000 prince was born Tan. 1 as the son of Prince Constantine, the vouner. who recenuy incurred the disfavor of his majesty. Pri nee Constantine is a noet of merit. In 1884 he married the Prin cess Elizabeth of Saxe-Altenburg. entitled to jt are dead "ther parts, in which MINOR MENTION. or gone to event the money reverts to the State after six years. There seems to be an impending race conflict in the territory of Okla homa, into which a gang of white sharpers acting in conjunction with one McCabe. a colored nolitirian THE DANGER TO THE ALLIANCE. It is quite manifest that there are I formerly of Kansas, are rushing hun- sotne men in the Farmers' Alliance dreds of negroes from Texas and playing the role of leaders who are other Southern States, who are led from and a duty of 25 per cent is doing all they can to turn it into a t0 believe by highly exaggerated Put uPon !t- What we want is our mere political ; organization. Under representations that Oklahoma ia a . n IV,mPn Ior home consump- CURRENT COMMENT. After all this talk of tariff re form it can't be forgotten that one of its worst lessons is to lessen wages. Phil. Times, Ind. Our Koch lymph manufactur ers in this country have been heard muics wnicn aeai in sugar carry in stock an average of five barrels each, aggregatiug in all 1,500,000. This has been reduced to a nominal figure Dy tne coming drop in prices. The refineries are protected by the Government. They are allowed to carry their stocks in bonds until the 1st of next month, when they will be released, thus insuring them from any possible loss. TWINKLINGS. pretence of interest in the farmer these men are'simply seeking to pro mote their own interest. They ex pect to be candidates for office and to be elected by the votes of Alli ance men. it is not to be supposed that the Alliance iman is different 1 average ior tne land of promise, some of them with scarcely money enough to pay their fare or to buy pro visions for a week after they get th-re. Many of them are the own- from the average man of any other ers of imaginary town lots, for which calling, nor that the average Alii- they paid the large consideration of anr.e leader is different from the SI cash, and expected to realize average leader in other great orgam- hundreds. Instead of a land of zations which; deal directly or iricTf- promise most of them find it a land rectly with public affairs. There is of blizzards and starvation. Their a good deal; of human nature in condition is so wretched that the Hnth With o nrntf,, 1 U . C UhltP ra-T-l C . 1 r n.,u u. ptv.Li.jr iaigc siidie ui "-- pvujju., uul ui syiiipainy ior selfishness and ambition added in them and as a matter of protection the latter. to themselves, are instituting a move- The Alliance is a great organiza- ment to prevent the rushing in of tion. one which if properly guarded a"y more of these deluded, helpless anu kept true to the original purpose people upon them in its organization, will prove of in- ftnn , -l C . ! . 1 i ,,0.:,,t,i ,. . . li.ju auu u u luieiijners neea apply. veritable paradise for the negro, jw, 9,,- , vv 3 Under the excitement the credulous ' ' : ' a rriK. dupes of these sharpers are breaking for husbands whose wives are dumb. A Philadelphian had such a treasure He made her mad one day and under the excitement she regained her speech. Now she is making up for other. lost time. Petersburg Index-Appeal, sance Harry Dearest, why this agita tion? Why do you hide your face from me? Can you not speak one little word ? Carry (in choking voice) Really. Harry, I I cannoi. Excuse me. but your emotion has caused you to burst your shirt collar. Puck. Mamma It seems to me that your future husband is a little too ex acting. He wants this, that and the I consider him a perfect nui- Dem. The Rev. Sam Jones' declara tion in a late letter, that he is on the verge of physical collapse should be taken very cautiously. Some people think the spunky preacher is merely laying a snare for the unwa ry, and that the first mayor who un dertakes to maul him under the de lusion that he is a wreck will find himself in a state of physical col lapse. Arorolk Landmark, em. POLITICAL POINTS. estimable benefit to the farmers of this country, but the very day it goes into politics as an organization that day it writes its own death war rant, as surely as the Native Ameri can party did and the Know Nothing After the confirmation by the Senate of ex-Senator Blair, of New Hampshire, as Minister to China it was reported that the Chinese Min ister to this country raked out some extracts from a counle of cni, . li . . i 1 JpwvilL j k-, . niii auccueu u. in o secret 5 air riVl vrH society can hold together long in mi the third party movement in the Westare appealing, not to the Alliance as an Alliance, but to the individual members of the Alliance for co-operation, as they are also man from New Hampshire, and can see no reason why there should be anv fihlprf inn tn V!c C i y-i . lw ma guiug to inina. ' ZZ :tZl !"I,a' memberS Chi" '"' to enquire a, to . ..ww ti uigciuiauons. In its ongn the Alliancejs a South ern organization, in the formation of which politics had no part nor place From Texas where it originated it spread into the other Southern States and more recently into the Western StBtes. Than the political feature was introduced and reunions sought and made with other industrial organizations: The success which crowned their efforts in some of the States at the last election has em boldened the leaders to strike for greater things and .to attempt to revolutionize the Republic as they revolutionized some of the States. In their overconfidence they forget that Jn the victories they won they had Jthe powerful cooperation of the Dem ocrats of these States, who made v common cause with them, and with out whose aid they would have been powerless to; achieve the victories they won. ; j ! We do norbeheve that the third If the sessions of Congress were of something like equal length there would be better 'legislation, because the nurry at tne end could be avoided. The Crain amendment is now making its most powerful appeal. IV ash. Star. Ind. In their way the'recent various municipal elections in Iowa are indica tions that high as the tariff is they a e disposed out there to send it up high r than ever. In other words, it looks as though they'd like it out of sieht "Phil. Times, Ind. ' Snce California has gone a hog ging, and made herself the Pennsylva nia ol the Pacific coast, it is meet that sne snouid be represented by Republi can Senators. The hoggiest-lookmg statesman on the coast should be sent to fill the ploce vacated by the death of Senator Hearst. Louisville Courier Jotrnal, Dem. Who says there isn't any fun in cunent politics? Here is a bit which the foundation of this report and Governor Bulkley sent his reolv o E was informed that no such cable dis- ernor H,n a day or two ago he put it in patch had been sent and that it was "ESff $2ZT& not likely that any would be. After received. The painful accident which due investigation they are rather fa- Preve"ted the arrival of the Watterson vorablv imnre.crl Zith tUa if.ter fro.m r,eachAn? destination was j , '""i '"- gcntie- uius avoiaea. in the Senate in which he went for th ; politics, and this the Alliance is. this country Mvawei -v., xvCSuiug mis iact, perhaps, them to his Govt with others, the men who are active of which w iw.n ncii. ucar mamma, we can anord to indulge him for once. Let him have his wav now vou know it will be the last time. A7. V. Ledger. Clark Why do you refuse Mr. Hardhead? Maud I couldn't be happy with such a man as that. He is too intensely prac tical. He has no faith. "No laith?" "No. He doesn't believe in any thing. Why, he doesn't even believe in dreams." Good News. Sambo What did de doctah say ailed yer mostly. Bill? Bill He 'lowed dat I had a confla gration of diseases. Fust, de salvation glan's don't insist mv indigestion; dat makes a torpedo liver, sose I'm lable to go off any minute. Texas Siftings, "You told me a day or two ago that you had received a written oro- posal of marriage from young Mr. Triv- vett. said the Congressman to his daughter. '"Yes, papa." 'Have you come to any conclusion on the subject?" Yes. papa. I have written my letter of acceptance." Chicago Inter Ocean. THE BIG GUNS. May Do More Damage to Friend Than Foe. The big guns of modern men-of- war are likely, as appears from re cent experiments, to do quite as much damage to friends as enemies. A naval officer has been describing the firing of a 67-ton gun on the new battle ship Trafalgar, considered one of the three or four finest ves sels in the British havy. He says: "The gun was pointed directlv ahead and fired with a charge of 630 pounds of slow-burning powder and a 1250-pound projectile. The blast that was produced bv the rush of the pewder-gas and the shot was so tremendous that the plates of the forecasle was forced in and the deck beams bent out of shape, while al most every round carried awav t r . uuic iiagment oi the projecting portions of the ship, even when the training was to the riht or to the left. It is estimated that the vessel would be reduced to something very like a wreck were twenty-five rounds to be fired either directly ahead or directly astern. This interferes with, or renders impossible, firing when either in flight or chase, and has caused our naval constructors to modify the plans for the projected battle-ships, as it not deemed desi rable to have them sink from the discharge of their own guns." WEEKLY STATEMENT. RECEIPTS. For week ended March 6, 1891. Cotton. Spirits. Rosin. Tar. 1,066 432 8,384 1,421 RECEIPTS. For week ended March 7, 1890. Cotton. Spirits. Rosin. Tar. 385 411 6,828 3,286 EXPORTS. For week ended March 6, 1891. Cotton. Spirits. Rosin. Tar. Crude Domestic.. 175 565 5tl 1,244 309 Foreign... 3,995 000 8,506 OO 000 Crude. 68 Crude. 152 Domestic. Foreign . . 4,170 563 8,563 1,244 EXPORTS. For week ended March 7, 1890. Spirits. 309 COTTON MARKETS By Telegraph to ti.e Morning Sta:. March 6. Galveston, quiet at 81- ir net receipts 1,141 bales; Norfolk steady at 8c net receipts l.oin h, Z ' Baltimore, nominal at 9c net receim - bales: Philadelphia; quiet at ",P net receipts 516 bales; Boston, duT-n 9Kc net receipts 617 bales; Savannah easy at 8c net receipts 2.065 bale: New Orleans, quiet at 8?8'c net ro' ceipts 3,557 bales; Mobile, dull at 8 11-lGc net receipts 065 bale;- Mem phis, quiet and steady at 8 c net re ceipts 955 bales; Augusta, steady at 8-i'r net receipts 831 bales; Charleston steady at 8c net receipts 1,4'jO bales! FOREIGN MARKETS Cotton. 25 CO 115 843 Rosin. 000 12,599 25 958 12,599 ;stocks. Ashore and Afloat, March 1 Tar. 53 154 1891. Crude. 119 100 119 A Jloai. 3.183 COO 2,0r5 5a 39 Ashore. Cotton 7,790 Spirits 3,805 Rosin 25,592 Tax 6,875 Crude 2,719 : STOCKS. Ashore and Afloat, March 7, 1890, Spirits. Rosin. Tar. 2,759 17,792 8,356 QUOTATIONS. March 0, 1891. March 7, 18C0 Cotton.... 8U 1096 Spmts. . . . 37 39 "os"! l 0 1 25 $1 aoa 2 10 1 35 a$i 30 $1 20(22 10 $1 20 2 20 Cotton. 1..649 lar Crude DOMESTIC MARKETS. OUR STATE CONTEMPORARIES. The doss have wnn another irtr. u" . . . . . ? LBy Telegraph to the Morning Star. financial. New York. March 0. Evening. Sterlmg exchange quiet and firm at 486489. Commercial bills 484 4874. Money easy at23 percent., closing offered at 2 per cent. Govern ment securities dull but steady; forr per cents 121; four and a hail per cents 102 uia. otate securities entirely neglected; North Carolina sixes 126; fours 96. Commercial New York. March 6. Evemng.-Cot-ton quiet; middling 8Jgc; low middling 8 5-16c; good ordinary 7 9-16c; net re ceipts at "this port 31 bales; gross 2,591 bales; exports to Great Britain 1,081 bales; to France bales; to the Con tinent 150 bales, forwarded 452 bales; sales 109 bales, all to spinners; stock ai an united states ports 140,798 bales. Weekly net receipts here 9,371 bales; gross 28,992 bales; exports to Great Bri tain 6,008 bales; to France 1,245 bales; to the continent 4,380 bales; forwarded 9,249 bales; sales 731 bales; to spinners 690. Total to-day net receipts at all ports 20.772 bales; exports to Great Britain l i,W6 bales; to t ranee bales; to the By Cable to the Morning Si.,:. LIVERPOOL, March G. noon Lotto business moderate at unchanged prices American middling 4 13-10d. Sles to day of 8.000 bales, of which 0,500 were American; for speculation and expor 1,000 bales. Receipts 15,000 bale r f which 13,300 were American. Futures steady March and April de livery 4 48-544 49-64d; April and May delivery 4 53-64d: Mav .h t,, 258 hvery 4 55-644 56-G4d; June and luly ucuvciy ou-ui(g4 ou-tHd; July and Au gust delivery 4 U2-644 (J;J-(i4d. Tenders of cotton to-day 1,5hi bales new and 200 old docket,. 4 P. M. March 4 47-Uld, value March and April 4 4"-G4d, value; April' and May 4 50-G4d, buyer; Mav and June 4 54-644 55-64d; June and fuly 4 58-64d, buyer; July and August 4 01 64d, buyer; August and September 4 62-64d, buyer; September and October 4 62-64d, buyer; October and November 4 61-644 62-64d. Futures closed barelv steady. Total. 10.973 3,805 27,667 r,375 Crude. 1,757 ALL SKIN The Best Household Medicine. Once or twice each year the sys tem needs pun'grisipf of the impuri ties which clog the blood. From childhood to old" age, no remedy meets all cases with; the same cer tainty of good results as BOTANIC BLOOD BALM. , W. C. McGauhey, Webb City, Ark,, writes. if. 13. H. has done m? mure pood and I r h s money tlwn any other Hrod purifier I evtr iicd. 1 owe the comfort of m v life to it." P. A. Shepherd, Nor'cl!:, Aiigwt 10, if S3, writes: I depend on 1:. ft. for the preservation of my health. I have l ad it in my family now nearly two year? and in r!l thct time have rot had to have a doctor." Rin i? IPA1"5-' tl'e'1 of Wonders," BLOOD BALM CO., Alu.iita, Ga. Sent free. lne House has tabled, by a vote of 38 continent 11.836 bales; to the channel 10 01, a oiii to tax dogs and appropriate bales; stock 689,756 bales. jan 13 DAW lv tu tn sa me tax to the Dublic school fund. It would seem from this that our legisla tors think more highly of the dogs than of the children of the State! Chatham Record. Consolidated net receipts 117.791 bales: exports to Great Britain 70,129 bales: to France 1,245 bales; to the continent 63,071 bales; to the channel 3.995 bales. Total since September 1st net re-" ceipts 5,924,176 bales; exports to Great Britain 2,494,595 bales; to France 472,036 bales; to the continent 1,487,184 bales- to the channel 5,293 bales. Cotton Net receipts 310 bales: gross ernment. the result that he received m. structions to inform Mr. Harrison that Mr. Blair's presence as Minis ter, would not be altogether agree able to the Celestials. A reporter of the Washington Star called at the The Legislature now is doing heavy work, but the bulk of it ought not to come to the legislative halls at all. Some of the most important bills are not given fair consideratinn hpranw -f tin, sure for time. Raleigh News and Obser- reclpts ,2'591 bales. Futures closed easy, vcr. looser Wlth saes to.day Qf UQ0Q tu - , t quotations: March 8.508.51c; April The action of the Legislature in refus- 8.568.57c; May 8.668.67c; June 8.74 Miss Sere-And so this is vour n;-' r"P"r n..to Iun,stl e P:'? 8.838.48c; August 8.86 birthday, is it. Mamie? in J hL, I,"""?" "nDecoming o .o,C; epternDer 8.908.92c; October t .-..i r . I wwvijr ui ociisiuic men inai it carries IJ l-let .... its - condemnation. Where is State' . "v 'i- " juuc, tue loin priae and a retrsrd fnr th r-omrr. m prieties of official life ? Greensboro North State. of June Little Mamie I think that is very wonderful. Miss Sere Wonderful? Why, pray? Little Mamie That you can remem ber it. Boston Courier. Advice to lUotners. lor Over Filty Years Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used by millions of mothers for their chil dren while teething. Are you dis turbed at night and broken of your rest by a sick child suf ferine- and crying with pain of Cutting Teeth? sscna at once and crr-t a h-t If so 8.928.93c; November 8.91(a8.92c: De cember 8.938.94c; January 8.98c. Southern flour firm and in fair de mand. Wheat higher, -unsettled and dull; No. 2 red $1 12 at elevator and $1 13 afloat; ungraded 93c$l 09; options opened strong and advanced K c on covering and foreign buying but declined &Jic on financial news' from the Argentine Republ.c, rallying again lHlc, and closing steady on strong English cables; No. 2 red March SI 12; May $1 08; June $1 06. Corn "ignci anu active; ino. 67H68c at elevator and 6869 afloat; un graded mixed 67i(&69Uc: srmr W. L. DOUGLAS $3 SHOE and other Bpeclnl tles for Gentlemen, Ladles, etc., are war- raniea, and so stamped on bottom. Address Xj. 1)U UUIjAS. Brockton. Mass. Sold by -N. V. Herald. Ind. A Well so. rlted Word. The vlue of baking powder consists in the fact that the nrnnnrtinn f li.i: bo it rests now with the Great Bore and acid is exact, and there is no danger to say whether he will pt to China naving yellow biscuits from an excess rvr rr a u , a o soda, or heavy ones from an excess or not. As he ,s not overstocked with of acid. , It is probable that many of the lucre, the salary a pretty good Powders are adulterated, some with in one, transportation free, and the iob i!in0(,S suffances. and others with an msv nn, h ;n u u7 J harmless additions to increase the bulk an easy one, he will ptobably go and and consequently the profits. In our tarry tnere until the Democratic Pre- r , 1IV we nave excellent results sident who will take charge at the end of Mr. Harrison's term will ap point his successor. I mm the nea vf t-U. D i !-, -ov, w me ivuyai rsaKing row- der. We have no reason to think that il coniams anv h9rmL : . j iijicuienL I i i xt t-v" Those who obiect to th. no 5 Kot,: ' KmSs New Discovery during last sea powder because of adulteration m,,ct ?on ? ePld.mic. Have heard of no case Jobbs Why don't you bank your money. Uncle Josh, instead ol keepin it in a stocking? Uncle Josh Huh! 1 han't got much money. Besides. I'm afiaid of banks. Jobbs Why, the banks are perfectly sale. They won't break. - tie of "Mrs. Winslow's Whino ;,, Uncle Josh Tan t the banks I'm rup" for Children Teething. Its value rmxed 67K69c; options advanced a afraid of so much as 'tis them tellers, is incalculable. It will relieve the poor lc on covering and a scarcity, reacted If l put rriy money in 'm they'd tell the Httle sufferer immediately. Depend c Wlth wheat, and closed firm at assessors, and then how'd I swear my upon it, mothers, there is no mistake fslMc over yesterday; March 68Uc- ' -5 a.uu-iL 't. il cures uvsenterv and liar. u74V Uuc uc juiv b4p. f iat rhoea, regulates the Stomach and Bowels hl.her and farly active; options more cures Wind Colic, softens the Gums, re- act,lve and stroneer; March 56c; April duces Inflammation, and gives tone and Ma 55 c No1 white March 56 energy to the whole system. "Mrs. Pr, 5x2Tc: sPot prices No. 3, 55V Winslow's Soothing Syrup" for children 55c; 2A 56657c. Hops easy teething is pleasant to the taste and 'Is and uiet- Coffee options opened firm the prescription of one of the oldest and and 1035 points up and closed steadv imnc physicians ana nurses in the 2o fhjls up ana active; March United States, and is for sale by all drue- If8 0518 10; April $17 90a18 05- giaia uiruugnoux tne world. Price twenty-five cents a bottle. Be sure and ask for "Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Svpup" an 16 m H. VON GLAHN, Wilmington, N. C sa tn th tax off- aurrranteed Cure for La Grippe. We authorize our advertised druggist to sell you Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds, upon this condition. If you are afflicted with La Grippe and will use this reme dy according to directions, giving it a fair trial, and experience no benefit, you may return the bottle and have your money refunded. We make this offer, because of the wonderful success of Dr. Liquor Habit. 0!HMrfE5 GOLDEN SPECIFIC. Itcan be given in coffee, tea.crln articles of food, witnout the Knowledge of nutient If necessary , it Is absolutely harmless and will effect a perma nent and speedy cure, whether the patient is WSr Tadrinkeror an alcoholic wreefc. ITNEV K Alts. It operates so quietly and with such certainty that the patient undergoes no incon venience, and soon ii in complete reformation is effected. 48 page book free. To bo bad of JOHN 11. HARDIN. Drieist. oct!7D&Wly satuth Wilmington, N. C. needs be very sere of the soda and cream of tartar they use in place of the powder. N. V. Christian Union. That telegram that Mrs. John A. Logan sent to the Republican mem bers of the Illinois Legislature uro-- i n rr iliem nnt .11 5iifTt-H fnr. 4... ... -"v." "ui lu surrenaer to the f , 1W1 LVVU wccks witn neu- ?7 F-A A,men does not seen,- wissJo" to nave nau the desired effprt nn -u Mrc w? r dat party movement augurated.m the aforesaid Solons, for it seems they 433 N-Carey St., Balto., Md. West will meet with encouragement have surrendered after ti:, A Chicago lover bet his cirl that h -t ! U 1 . . luduy COUld te what shp roae thinl, 1 tj. -I -- - a n i ii i u ii iij du.iiii LiaLiuiii nninnr. i t- . rr a . . . i biiuin.iiit' 1 11 . n t- i :wr w & ' .. ; :. -; rw. "vc eaoris to capture the obsti- thought she was thinking of him h; tions. li it succeeas it win De con- nate three. Thev mio-ht h she wasn't: it was about Dr. Rnii'.r.i. innincr Mved f fc. f.f. 3ft h ad Just cared her of a in which it failed. Try it. Trial bottles free at R. R. Bellamy's Drug Store. Large size 50c. and $1.00. f Bncklen's Arnica Salve. The best halve in the world tor Uits, Bruises, Sores; Ulcers. Salt Rheum, uVr,' ?ors' Tetters- Chapped Hands, SPMUnJOTO CATAWBA 8PBINQS. Health seekers shojild goto Spark- required. It is guaranteed to vive nPL - f mn I r - C" r- s4usiact.ion. or money refunded. Price 85 eents per box." For sale by Robert R. Bellamy, Wholesale and Retail Drue gists ,s May $17 tive and i5n 85; spot Rio ac firmer; fair cargoes 195c: Nn a tas c i.,iV -.w , -",8v- j"k" raw uuu ana easier: - ned to a small number of States in I this in the beginning, saved the State I SSSm line Catawba borings. Beautifully located, in Catawoa county, 1,000 feet above sea- level, at the foot of the Blue Ridge mountains. Scenery magnificent. Waters possess medicinal properties of the highest order. Board only $3t).00 per month. Read advertisement in this paper, and write Dr. E. Q. Elliott & Son, proprietors,, for descriptive pam phlets, f t .acL aavertlsement ot OtterDurn Lithia Water in this paper. Unequaled for Dyspepsia and all diseases of kid ney and bladder. Price within reach of all. - . lair refining 5 l-lc: centrifuwalc oa 5 ll-16c; refined firm and in good de mand. Molasses foreign nominal; New Orleans quiet and steady. Rice quiet and steady. Petroleum steady and quiet refined $7 107 50; do. in bulk $4r 95 SCd U Stron2: crucIe- off rade, d26c. Rosin quiet and firm; strained common to good, $1 55ftl 60. Smrit. turpentine quiet and firm at4143c. Wool firm and in moderate demand, fork firm and in fair demand. Beef in active but steady; beef hams dull but steady; tierced beef quiet and steady. Cut meats dull but steady; middles dull but firm. Lard firmer and quiet; West ern steam $6 07 asked; city$5 85; March , iviay iu; July $6 89. Freights to Liverpool dull and weak; cotton In grain 2d asked. z ' COFFEE HAS GONE UP ANOTHER LIME BUY CHEAP FROM HALL & PEARSALL. feb 81 P&W tf O'Connor REAL ESTATE AGENT. Wilmington, North Carolina. REAL ESTATE BOUGHT and SOLD Loans Negotiated on City Property. Stores, Dwellings, Offices and Halls for Rent. Rents collected. Taxes and Insurance promptly attended to. Houses and Lota for sale on the monthly instalrnen plan. Cash advanced on city property. ap 19 tf m -t"-. St- , - -4
Wilmington Morning Star (Wilmington, N.C.)
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