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WILMINGTON. N. &
tCJESDAYj JANUARY 3, 1893.
! THB KEGI8LATVBK AND ITS
; VOBK. .
' N he Legislature orNorth Carolina
assembles on to-morrow. ; It is be
liefed to be a respectable body in urn
telligence, of fair- average, and is a
better equippedFbody than the Farm
el s? Legislature1 was of two years
ago!. There are" some very impor
tattt measures to consider and they
should-be dealt with in a spirit of
justice, manliness and wisdom. The
road question is beyond question of
ver;v great importance., It is first
nniler the circumstances. North
Carolina must have better, country
roads. Ciyiliiatiorv prosperity, econ
omy, comfort all demand it.
1 1 Then the question of better edu
'! nation for the children of North
i Carolina is pressing in its impor-
I taoce. There must De a larger ncuuui
! faid. These should be more taxes
j devoted to school purposes, for the
i I taies in North Carolina of all kinds
' areJ comparatively light when com
pared with other States and with the
tail levied by the General :Govern
ment upon the people.
1 1 Then there is a positive need: for
changes and improvements in the
criminal law and in some .other
things connected with the cpurts.
We" shall have more to say as to this
point. ' ; ! :
ii Then the fisheries and oyster queB
tion are important. North Carolina
should develop the oyster industry.
' it ib capable of greater expansion.
I The homestead law needs early
' attention;- It is an offence and a
i wrong. ' It works evil and is a bid
for1 rascality. It is a discrimination
'against poor, honest, deserving men.
The Legislature, must tackle that
-L bad law or there will be a great deal
of I grumbling. Let the necessary
stejps be taken to submit the repeal
to.jthe people in the proper way by
' anjamendment' to the constitution.
' Then there is the rascally pren
: ferred creditors business that is an
OuraRe upon all creditors who are not
included in the "preferred" opera
tic. We really cannot see how any
iust, honest man can. f ayor such an
' Abomination and iniquity. The law
- i f- i ? j Vwi based uDon common
sense. It ought to be that and more:
it ought to be based upon common
honesty, upon equity and right. It
" is well known to business men how
thQ law is abused and .honest credi
i tors are cheated and' wronged in
i their rights. The -bogus business
i has surely had life enough in staid,
honest' North Carolina. Wipe ont
.1 the! disreputable and infamous law.
i The equalization of Taxation is
! a ery knotty question in North
S Carolina. Taxes are very unequal,
i Can it be remedied. In this connec
1 tion we may ask if there ifi no way
. to reach men who do not list their
- taxes but kefcp back an important
pattt Then there are the numerous
! delinquents who pay no taxes, espe
, cik)ly that olafs of' voters who refuse
or neglect to pay their part of the
tax! to the school fundi Bee Maj.
Finger's Report. If a man will not
pay histaxes then disfranchise him.
No'' tax receipt no vote. Here is
matter for sensible consideration and
legislation. Other questions will
require our attention as the session
proceeds.
v One more "say." A great deal of
time is unwisely and unnecessarily
wasted at the beginning of the ses
sion. This should be avoided. Get to
work at once. " Men are not sent to
I the Congress or to the Legislature to
play the gentlemen and idle and loaf
and drink, but to attend to the peo
ple's business. A great deal of
' needless ' legislation is attempted,
audi buncombe oratory and windy
rhetoric are fired off at a heavy cost
upon the people. . i
TWO IV I. "ST.
' I If the opinpns of Washington cor
respondents are worth much the
: South must content itself with not
- more than two Cabinet officers. The
North, as always, is to get the lion's
share. The South had quite as
much hand in nominating Grover
Cleveland and electing him as the
North had. Where would he have
been without the vote of Virginia,
North' Carolina, Georgia, Texas,
i Kentucky and some other xState&f
The South is modest somewhat. It
would like three bites at the cherry,
but if the President prefers to take
-.. his liadvisers from the more populous
and richer North the South will not
hang crape on its door and feel
thai it has been to a funeral. It will
still, believe in, trust in, and support
lnim feeling that he aetB for the best
as his understands it. The country
is so big and there are so many hun
- gry office-seekers he mult disap
point sections of the country and
hundreds of thousands of teatse ek
I e"rs. t Many of them will curse Cleve
land and swearjwith ugly oaths that
they are sorry Harrison was not
elected Now that will be the exact
size of their Democracy, Give Cleve
land, a chance, office or no office. -
. Representative O'Ferrall seeks the
nomination for Governor of Virginia.
He is arable and true man and wTl
tope, he will jret it. '
DB. HAWKS AND SIISS FISHED.
One of the best of North Caro
Una's fugitive poetic attempts was
written by the late Rev. Dr. Francis
L. Hawksa native of , New Bern,
and perhaps equal to any preacher
of the Episcopal Church, unless that
very extraordinary preacher, Bishop
Phillips Brooks, a pennsylvanian,
but I of the ! Diocese of Mas
sachusetts, be excepted He was
elected I Bishop of some Dio
cese but his consecration was eon
tested if we recall the facts. He
made a speech of great ability and
eloquence before the Episcopal Gen
era! Convention, and we well re
member what Gen. J.: Watson Webb,
the I editor of the old, toew York
Courier and Enquirer, said of it that
it was equal to the greatest speeches
ever made in Westminster Hall.
One of the members moved an ad
journment Tf the Convention, say
ing that after the great speech it
was impossible ; to consider the
merits of the question without undue
bias. We believe the poem can be
found in the "Cyclopedia of Ameri
can Literature," inJ two volumes,
published forty years ago i perhaps.
Our own, copy shared the fate of hun
dreds of ; other .volumes we have
owned it was lost. In a number of
Our Living and- Our Dead will be
found some pleasant stanzas from
Miss Fisher ("Christian Reid",)
which we published while editing
that North Carolina monthly maga
zine. i : :!", i ', '
i HO RIB FOLKS, i
North Carolina is ! not thought to
be in the line of succession for the
Cabinet. But this old State is uied
to- being underestimated and even
slandered. ' But a Virginian editor of
ability and travel said to us that he
thought North Carolinians "an im
provement .on Virginians and South
Carolinians." He is not singular in
that high opinion. . i
The proposed road convention for
North Carolina is being urged in our
State papers. That is right. The
gathering will do no harm and may
do good by stimulating legislative
action, i f The need of better roads is
too plain to need much argument
with reading, observing, reflecting
men. -t i 1
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It was the opinion of those who
heard Rev. Dr. Swindell's sermon,
his last in the eity, at Market Street
.Church on Sunday night, that it was
the culmination of all his efforts
the very finest of his many fine ones.
It was certainly an elegant,eloquentf
able, practical discourse ' delivered
with intense earnestness.
' ! - t.
The North Omrolina Teacher h as an
appreciative reference to! Principal
Catlett's excellent school in this city.
11 aje- - - T. " 1 " "
"Cape Fear Academy; 'WiJmine
ton, under the principalship of Mr,
w asnington uatiett, is prospering
greatly. It is a very- fine prepara
tory scnooi, and tne boys take high
stands in the University and the col
leges, i Mr. A. A. F. Sea well, Jr.,
and Mr, J. B. Wharly are assistant
teacners.V
! Hear! Hear!!
Read this from the
Asheville Citieem
"To i Raleigh . and Wilmington
Come up into themountains and get
warm.'?
Funnj ! Now Mr. Citizen how deep
is your snow and how low has your
thermometer run down! We see . in
another pf your issues you tell of the
mercury falling 5i degrees above
zero. That is only 21 J degrees colder
than it has been in Wilmington this
winter. It stood at 27 degrees two
mornings, at 28 two mornings, at 30
two or three mornings. The best
out snow could do was about 2 or 2
inches;; Are you knee-deep! :
' KDITOBIAL BNTBEE8.
If that boody-minded old French
Anarchist, Louise Michael comes to
this country to sow the dragon's
teeth of death we hone she will be
sent out of the country or sent to a
penitentiary. She is possessed evit
dently of a devil of the most vicious
and murderous kind. Hear her re
gretting that when the explosion oc
curred the other day in Paris that it
did not kill the officials. A shedevil
incarnate she may be.
The West has long been a erreat
sufferer from the baleful mortem
system. The hundreds Ol millions
heretofore reported are very stag
gering and show anything else than
a healthful condition. But it seems
from a census bulletin that even
rich, educated, . highly i protected
Massachusetts is doing a , rather
heavy business in the same unprom
ising line. Real estate mortgages
of Massachusetts incurred in 1880
aggregated $28,176,133, as against
$75,526,544 in 1889, an increase of
1G8 per cent. In the ten years 250.
222 real estate mortgages were made
representing $508,455,550 of secured
debt. The mortgage debt in force
January 1st, 1890, was $323,277,668
The per capita mortgage debt of
Massachusetts is exceeded only by
that of; Kansas. For Kansas this
debt was $170 for. each man, woman
and child; for Massachusetts, $144
The other Western States show a
much lower average, i .
Pennsylvania and New York are
doing a big business in the .divorce
business. In three counties only in
Pennsylvania,there are fif tvusix c&spk
pending. In one county, Tioga, this
disgraceful state of things exists as
reported by the Willsboro dazelte:
"A tJrooklvn chvaieia.n: . vaII
known actress, the wife of a well
known New York State nhlitiftUn.
New York citv merchant, two
from Buffalo, a coal operator of Al
oany, a atoo&iyn Droser, tne daugh-
rHE WILMINGTON MESSENGER, TUESDAY. JANUAKY 8. 1B93 .
ter 61 a conspicuous preacher of New
YorklState, and a Lake Erie steam
boat captain, gaining a residence for
the purpose of beginning proceedings
of divorce. Out of twentystwo de
crees of divorce granted by the
courts of Northern Pennsylvania last
month, twenty were to people who
came from New York State espeoiaN
Jy for divorces. i
11 , GOOD JIOADS. , '
i If you will have excellent country
roads constructed from every town
and village in North .Carolina, lead
ingontjo every important section
of each county,, youi will advance
the interests of town sand country a
vast deal. There lis no mistake
here. f- ' i "
Every body knows how execra
ble the roads are in j the winter
season how impassable of fcen.
Every body ought to; know that this
condition of roads is! a! great cost
and drawback upon progress. The
fact is plain that in more than two
thirds of the counties in the rainy
and snowy season of the y ear a f our
hbrse team can not i pull as much
weight as a strong horse can pull
oyer a macadamized road.
LWhat is lost by bad roadt? Read:
You lose work every year on ac
count of them. ' . ; i ! . 8 . "
"j You can not sell often your pro
duce when it is most desirable to do
SO. - .. ;; '; ..,;" '" ;' f : : : T?i;
You travel at a great disadvantage
as to time and comfort. ' j i 1
Yon are often cut pfffrom the outs
side world and suffer; an embargo of
mudi ' - I" ' i i
Yu lose your temper,- you lose
timeyon lose moneyi, yon lose char
acter for ordinary intelligence, r
You lose in the value of farms and
other property. j
,If you have good roads, you gain
ready access to markets.j i
You trayel at ease.: You save
the great loss sustained ievery year
in the wear and tear 'of wagons, ve
hicles generally and harness.
'You gain in the care to your team,
which can pull three br four times as
much as oyer the -. knee-deep mud
roads, mi ! .: '!. : -i
.- - - H ' l ' I- - i -' t ' "! '
You gain by lessening the dis
tance to the towns, j !
You . make a good J impression on
observant strangers.; . j
You invite desirable immigration
and investments.0 ): j L i
You have no nightmare horror,
imagining you are stuck; in the mire
will lose the train or the sale of cot
ton or something else. ; ' i i
': i SNAPS. : ' - I
' Well! Wei); The old gal Lease is
to get a crumb from j the official
table in the Kansas' Executive office.
Doubtless she is very grateful. "Any
thing to appease my hunger ." . '
- I I F i 1 I I
; : - - - h : t . , - . i
Uiemenceau got off some "uncon
scious humor" whenj about to fight
his last duel. Ho said: "Ii have
sjood on the field of honor too often
to have any apprehension." He
ought to try that American who
killed the Count at the second fire.
The Detroit Free Press gives some
good advice, j It xxrges' Don't give
the deyil his dues if you can prevent
ii." uon't. i j i !
TheN. Y. World Sis often level
headed. For instance, it says that
"no nation has ever been injured by
the removal of unjust and oppressive
taxes." i . j I i i
; ! NEW BOOKS.
i'v I -' i . I
The "Chronicle of a Camera" bv Paul
Ingelow. Illustrated by Moppeli This
is number a, ol the American Author
Series by the Melbourne i Publlahioer
Co., Chicago. The paries is Issued
monthly at $6. a yeiar. It is in neat
paperback, and contains! 334 natrpn
We Buppose the price is 50 CentsJ The
type Is large and clears "Dead In the
Eye of the Law," is by the author 1 ot
"Mr. perkins of New Jersey," Gay
Farfcer. It is like the above. I illus
trated by Moppel, an d( issued by the
sarae publishing company. ! It la num
Der 6 pi the same Series and : contains
339 pages. They have! both been iust
received and we have 'not read i them.
They are American productions. We
can of course give no opinion of i their
merits, . . i . ' i i i : .: N
Demand EDonomjr and Wise I.eg!al&
-, . . . j Uon.i : t , .
. Rocky Mount, Ni C, Dec! 29,
Editor of the Meseenqer ! i J-
j. see in your , valuable i paper a
heavy denunciation of Congressional
Representatives in ! regard : to ab
aenieeism ana ! other, neglects, and
the same is nuiversallly approved of.
Wish all the papers in the ! United
States wonld do the-same, ! it would
have a tendency to make them more
attentive to business. We have
UborecThard to elect them hoping
by their wise conservative acts,great
good would be accompHshed, and it
can be easily done if I they S giye the
situation of affairs their constant at
tention, and work together tn unity to
that end. . s j "-i..i. .
If the present-Congress elected, as
heretofore, act lazily and indifferent
and absent themselves, disregarding
the people's demands and money
wastefully expended,! we cannot ex
pect a continuation in office, or any
good to be accomplished. Give it to
them rough thodwith qlotee 2f,vand I
hope other papers may imitate, and
reeall daily, their shortcomings, so
they may realize the fact that we are
watchinar them. Ynn now is KaIiI
in high esteem by . the. public, and
xuiijr appreciate your efforts made
daring and since the canvass.
Yours-truly, j ,
FOR - SALE.
piVE THOTJSANjD (5,000) IcKES OF IND,
iwcuij aorse larm, baiancel wen timbered, lo-
cated on Nortaeast river, 35 miles f roM wnmlng-
ton, N-C, 18 mllea of ' river '..front. I Apply
-V . , .. EENBT8HAW,
Admlnistratar of Daniel Sbair.
Rockj point, N. C, Dec SsJ XWi. ,
Ian l-w .!
STATE FBESS
Every trick 'and scheme that can
be imagined is worked for all it is
worth by Yankee publishers to make
Southern editors and agents for the
papers and periodicals issued from
the North. ' And strange to say, a
majority of Southern papers give
much of their valuable space to puffs
and prospectuses of Northern prints
in preference to better publications
right among them issue i from South
em . presses. These .Northern pubs
lishers work every way ito get the
addresses of the subscribers to
Southern ' newspapers, in : order, as
we think, to, lead them off and get
them to subscribe to their own eheap
prints. Salisimrjf Truth, 1, i
The Olterter does not consider it
necessary to explain that in the ex
pression of these views it utters no
sweeping and unqualified condemna
tion of all the foreign-born popula
tion of the United States.: Some of
the best material of our citizenship
came from the "mother country,"
the "Fatherland,", the sunny clime
of southern Europe or the: frozen
steppes of the north. But these peo
ple came, bringing intelligence' and
morality with them; they were the
thoughtful admirers of our republic
can institutions, to which they
readily adapted themselves, for the
preservation of which they give of
their means and in behalf of which
they are ready to imperil their. lives.
But it is certain that America must
cease to become the dumping-ground
of the pauper off -scour in gs of Eu
ropethe released Convicts, . the
escaped prisoners and the1 worst ele
ments of the population in the midst
of i which they were born if we
would not witness our steady dete
rioration as a people. Charlotte Ob
tetter. r . ...
When Baby waa sick, we gave her Castorla,
When she ws- a Child, she pried toi Castoria.
When aha b jame Kiss, she duns to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castorla
CURES RISING
j. BREA5T
"MOTHER'S FRIEND" SWsj
offered child-bearing woman. ,1 cave been a
mid-wife for many years, and in each case
where "Mother's Friend" hadbeenused it baa
accomplished wonders and relieved vmuch
suffering.' It is the best remedy for rlslnp of
the breast known, and worth the price for that
alone. Mes. JL M. Beubteb,
t y Montgomery, Ala.
Sent by express, onarges prepaid, on receipt
of price, $L50 per bottle. . !
BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO.,
Bold by aU druggists. Atlahta, OA.
MANHOOD RESTORED.
"8AMATIVO," VM
Wonderful Spanish
Remedy, is sold with a
Written Guarantee
to cor all Nervous Dis
eases, such ss Weak
Memory, Loss of Brain
Power, Headache,
Wakefulness, Lost Man
hood, NervoasDe,La-
Before & After Use J loss of .power or tu9
Photographed from life. I "e?8? x"i?
orer-exertion, youthful indiscrtions,or the excessive
ase of tobacco, opium, or stimulants, which ultimately
lead to Infirmity, Consumption and Insanity- Put up
in convenient form to carry in the vest pocket Price
1 a package, or 6 for $6, With every $5 order we give a
written guarantee io cure or refund the
money. Sent by mail to anv address. Circular frse
lu plain onvelopa. Mention this paper. Address,
! MADRID CHEMICAL CO., Branch Office tor U.S. A.
1 858 Dearborn Street. CHICAGO, ILL.
FR SALE IN WILMINGTON, N. C BY
. ! . Robert R. Bellamy, Drmggist. '
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iHAYER, STR0U5E & G. M F RS.4I2 B WAY, N.Y.
HAPPY :
iNEWAR1
TO ALL OUR FRIENDS AND PATRONS.
V
TTHTH MANY THANKS
ifor favors enjoyed in the
past, we ask for a continuance
-: "- d : K : - " lx
of the same and remain i
I; Respectfully', jN
J.NAUMBURG
Call for one of our handsome
pocket calendars. . t
DR. D..S. HARMON.
The Russian Opthalmic Optician and Innntor
THE BEST IN
Situated in the immediate section of country that produces a "gride
of tobacco, that in texture, flavor, and quality is not grown elsewhere
in the world, and being in position to command the choice of all offer
ings upon this market, we spare no 'paiiis nor expense! to give the trade
THE
When in want of the best; ask fo(
ull Durban
Sold everywhere. , None genuine j without the
, I Trade Mark of the Bull on each package.
BLACKWELL'S DURHAM TOBACCO CO.,
': " .1 ' I' .;" DURHAM, UrC- f ' -
ma
I I II WE HAVE A
A-rjLJ.1 .m.:A aim -tJkjL JLJT
- ALSO
WHICH WE WILL CLOSE OUT AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES FOR THE HOLIDAT8.
THESE GOODS WE IMPORTED AND ARE VERT FINE QUALITY AND CHEAP. CALL AND
SEE THEM. , . - r " f
wm: e. SPRINGER & CO.
. Xxseiportexs aad To"b"bre,
Purcell Buildinff, Wilmington. N. C.
Dress Goods. Ladies'
-AND
White and Colored Wool Blankets
At Half
I HATE JUST RECEIVED THE BEST 60 CENT
WHICH I WILL
' ' NORTH EAST COR. MARKET AND. FRONT STS.'
-HEADQUARTERS FOR-
CHRISTMAS - GOODS.
BEAUTIFUL
JAPANESE GOODS,
ICE CREAM DISHES, J
1 : CHOCOLATE: POTS, I t
AFTER DINNER COFFEES,
-t , MANICURE SETS, '
i ' 1 , FANCY BOTTLES, I
i PORLEMONAIES,-
HANDKERCHIEFS,
j WE BHALL MAKE SPECIAL
Dress Goods' and
FOR THE NEXT FIFTEEN DAYS. COME
OUR FRIENDS
JWe wish one and all a
HAPPY NEW YEAR
We regret that we
give you the proper attention, the past week
owing to stock taking; r We Will be Open
Tuesday morning when We will be better ore-
parea to serve you tharr iever betore.v
"STo-vass rezsr Ti-olr,
NO, 9, NORTH JTROIVT ST: i
THEY TELL US-
GO
WE HAVE THE FINEST HARNESS AND SADDLERY STORE SOUTH OF THE
MASON AND DIXON LINE, . OOR GOODS HAVE ALWAYS BEEN OF THE
BEST. FOR '93 THE 'RESETTER; ANL BEST OF ALL FOR THE BUYER)
THE PRICES HAVE BEEN REDUCED. 1 r i
Come and see us and wt'll interest rou. !
GO
H. L. FEN
j 114 NORTH
Trunks, -xrcxXLmem zxi5L OatQUols.
To change my business I 11 sell my entire stock con
sisting in part of ' ' , -
L.. I - - - 1 .s ... ! . 1 . . . I " i -..-j i
CARPETS, JRTJ
WALL PAPER. ROOM MOULDING, WINDOW
THE WORUO
FEW SANDSOJtB
m, - JL. JLiSaw ' . S3 -aVi JL.
-
4
SALE
and Gent's Underwear,
Price.
i CORSET EVES SOLD ON THIS MARKET,
SELL AT 48 CENTS. , !
!
i
DISPLAY, OF
SALAD DISHES,
CUPS AND SAUCERS.
TEA POTS,
H'D'K'F AND GLOVE BOXES. f t.
f TOILET SETS,
CARD CASES, ' ' .
BRUSHES AND COMBS, .
GLOVES AND HOSIERY.
jNDUCEMENTSHN OUR j i
Cloak Department
EARLY AND MAKE YOUR SELECTION.
AND PATRONS.
Have been unable to
HELL, : THE HORSE MLLLINEK
FRONT STREET.
Gfsl -M.
SHADES, FURNITFKE DAMASK, ETC.,
Tobacco
DUgHAI! I
1 1 ' '
COST
XM AS GOODS
Apples, Oranges, Cocoanuts, Raisins.
t AlBO FULL STOCK OP
CATTDIES, CRACKERS, .. .
CHEESE, CANNED GOODS
SUGARS, COFFEES AND FLOUR. .
Order'ln time or your lionday trade. i'
DALL & PCARSAll.
Cor Nntt and Mulberrt Ste. !
BEAUTIFUL GOODS
-FOR-
Lowest Prices.
ROBERT R. BELLAMY,
- DRUGGIST,
.-r '';-:-..!!: i-i.. -. . -,,-. - ,-T- - rl - : ' '-"rt X
N.W. COR. FRONT" AND MARKET STS.
F ly-i. :X A i ' vj:-,. ; i -. -V-, -t i - : OC88 .tf ?-
UME ! LIME!
Best on the market . w I Ask for
f
pnees.
SALT, T acon; j-olasses,
ALT, XACON, lYlOLASSES,
FLOUR, OUGAR,
LOUR, OUGAR,
FLOT
LOT
i V I
Canned
XX --vlt XX:r
BrOOtS,
:f-' lxx-x, y
Lowest Cash Prices, i
WORTH & WORTH.
HOLIDAYS.
A FULL LINE OF
HOLIDAY GOODS
i CHRISTMAS CARDS, TOTS AND FRES- !
ENTS OF VARIOUS KINDS. . -
Pianos and Organs,
OF THE FINEST QUALITY, FINISH
AND LOW PRICED, MUSICAL INSTRU
MENTS OF ALL KINDS, STATION
BY, Etc., AT "
Geo. Haafs Music House
.Market Street, Wilmington, K. C
The "Atlantic Cafe,"
Cor. Front and Red Cross streets, opposite the
Atlantic Coast Line Depot, : - ;. '
'4"'X"y .Hi 'Vj! ":xim -'x'X'i -w-" ; x!fj
Oysters i n Eve ry S ty I e
It is nndonbtedlT one of tne finest In the State.
WINES,! LIQUORS and CIGARS ol best Qual
ity served.! !
Oar elegant RUlard and Fool Hall is now com
pleted, k Mi .'
trwe i nare a special LUNCH COUNTER
wbich is always well supplied. . h i
GESGHENBOS;
sept 15-tf
TO OFFICE SEEKERS
Office Holders.
THE AMERICAN SURETY COMPANY O?
New York (capital one million dollars) is now
represented in Wilmington and will receive ap
plications from persona in positions of trust to act
as suretr on their bonds. Those who are now
giving personal bonds should relieve their friends
from further obligation as bondsmen and apply to
. Willard
8 NORTH WATER ST.,
Telephone No. & , , - m i,. ,".
ORANGES
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ORANGES.
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"I AA f ,;totes xust i tjecetved.
iUU ! XOXES J UST I XisCEIYED.
LOW TOWN I
OW J-IOWN I
D.
L. GORE.
ISO, 131,1134 NORTH WATER ST.,
Wilmington, H. C.
iJ-ULSt Read It.
rnni? TJTru' A "PIT a Ti t.n! vramm TAaQToDTim
1 "ssiis -S. A V) Mm JL VOOAOOiti;
i h , sT4rAsn'a -WiM , PhArw PAnh o.,
is known to thousanda who have used -it, and
nuua hbuu uut cwiui liim u is an miauiDie
remedy, we do claim that there is no preparation
on the market to equal it in the cure of coughs,
colds, bronchial affections and croup. Don't take
preparations that are said to be "lust -as
f WILLIAM H. GRSRN & CO., Manufac-
trcru
turers and Proprietors.
DecSStf
BURR & BAILED,
. 19 and 21 South Front Street,
HACHIHI SHOPS & FODHBRY.
n
MiMim A Cojpermik
Estlraatei ! furnished, on TurDentinB
Mills or MftchisiezT offanv nature, r &
Adrian & Vollero ;
.wholesale dsaleks m
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PEOTJSIONGEOOERIES,
f Liquors, -Tebaeeo-Cigars, - -
' AND COMMISSION MERCHA TS,
Oorr Front and Deck Sts., Wilmington, N. j?
Xmas
Presents
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NOTICE.
rHeese.lDoiree, Molasses, totuM"
Ctined goods. Also lob lot? & M
can oe beaten. iCall or writfi tr,. uco htf
sigmsts Coatr&n&J&
! 1 Wholesale Grocer lad wS1 f?. JrT
L30 Tinrtt i? Jr.
octls-amdAw. imttfit.
TDIini PA nisi s-iTIT"
.,o
. OS EXCH (nGED FOR CITY ??jbPRTw
QNE MILE OF THE CITY ' LlMlTs
close J and buildings thereon. ! ! I
. CR0S' SlmL.
INTER STATE
Trust & Brokerage Tn
RALEIGH, x c. '
S'
TOCKS, BONDS AND LlBBR'A r rXA.
r,.1',Ie 'Aontue and Indowmem i 8 OS
Polices. CMrespondenee invited
- octssm r i ". 7
. ' . ':'').- :
Fi$h,Ga e, and all kinds of Coun'trFpl ,
j ' Induct
NEW RIVER 0 YSTEBSIIN ORigiv i T n
aKes. Citv delivery a a',.,i?ALpAri(
nritTilnir twit t.hi. TIo- UL. rf V'a"y
hltiir hTit t.hi. Tio- u;,. i:.; "J 1 han.n.
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uv vo 1111
i wnnu.
X between the nndersigneU win TIK
January 1st, 1893. ' i . : "-"aa
. - PA-KERSON DOWNIKO J '
- . ROGR -MOORE. I. i
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-i p n X ';i x-b-j.
- '154 Front st U
Nw York, iw . 7.. V
resented our firm In Wilmington, havlno S
to; engage in business forhimseir, th'pw11
ment of our affairs will, on Jan. 1st, jsm hi fs
hands of Mr. Henry K. Nash, Jrj, ami
of attorney which Col Moore holds wiii n9
ute iw tiuuBxerrcu i mr. ssHSa. C1
Dec89 lw PATERSON, DOWXISg 4 co "
At The ' Unlucky Coroer
FOR -- CHRISTMAS,
FIRE WORKS,
T7IRUIT CAKE, POUND CAKE, OR vt
A? other kind of Cake or Crackers. Anrhii
you want in Fancy Groceriea i Fine fat TiitS
on Chickens dressed to order and deliveredwhfrL
ever yon wish, i Give us your orders. We
please you. '.: X''- X - X 1 J ";"
GEOW. HUGGIN3
I i
JEWELER AND WATCH INSPECTOR,
. 106 , MARKET ! STREET.
TOE PUBLIC IS INVItEDl
TO CALL AM
examine my large and well iselected Btockof
gqods, including all the latest novelties in Jewel-'
: j - - -.)-1 : ' i i Mm 'i -Xf.
and Silverware. Amireceiving goods dail;,
' ' i ' t F M 1 I T
suitable for Wedding Presents, etc
-'t-''- ' i I F;L'; "I ' :
I also have, a flrat class watchinakeJ who k
giving entire satisfaction to the public. - I,.
Seasonable
Goodsr
w
E OFFER THIS WEEK A IYERY CH01CI
selection oi . :
Fancy!
Groceries
I SUITABLE FOR TUBl SEASON.! ,
Plum Puddings, Mince Meat in Glass. En and
Bulk: Preserves and Jelly inf Glasa, Ta and
Julk, unnbars Kipe Figs in heavy sjrup,
Dunbar's Ripe i'igs ia cordial, Im-
borted Brand v Peaches. i- i
Queen Cluster Raisins, Yallncia Kaisina, ! i
London Layer Raisins: Looset Mnseatlls,
f Citron, Currants, New Dried Figs, t
California Evaporated i Peaciiesi N. C. Dried
Peaches,' N. C. Dried Applesj French Prunes, -t
, . - Finest in the market. f t
IMPORTED COMFITS AND CHOCOLATES
Rochefort, Fromage de Brie, Edam, Pine Apple
I and American Cream Cheese, i.
j CRAB APPLE CIDEBi VERYY - NICE
A LARGE LOT ORANGES AT LOW TBICE1
Our holiday line is complete and we can pleas
. '; tlte moat fastidious. i
Send In your orders. We iguarrantee prices u
, i the lowest, i We cannot fail to please job.
WITH FOUR DELIVERY WAGONS WS TO1
. NOT KEEP YOU WAITING. -i
The John L, Bpaiwright Co.
Smyrna, Moquette,
WHiItEAND COlioilED - -" -,t
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; i :.- FOR THE HODIDA1TS. . I
' ALL WRAPS REDUCED,
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MclNTIf?
I) F F
1 -.r:
1 F.-f-t JXb :PXl U-Ll .I..
j.v covers zne Touiwi
!-the Ball waist-if ivou won t
have a tibrset. fThere's the
borset shape, . -vyithout ! the
j-estraint,1 and it j carries the
weight' of the skirts on
ihoulders. - -The whole thing,
can go in the wash. ; i
If yoii're not satisfied vith
it. after wearing! it tvo or,
three weeks, return it, and
tet your money, i j -
T.lortaaaces'
Sale.
BY -VIRTUE AND IN PURSUANCE OF TB
i power of sale, contained in a certain t u"
ture of mortgage, dated December 13, ls"'fi
cUted by the Hanover Land and Impioveffl e
Company to E. H. Kidder, G. W. Kiddep Jjo
ister's office of New Hanover county, in
,ages 139 etc, the said mortgagee's wi'1"
pablic auction for cash at the court honsea
ihjs city of Wilmington, N. C.,otrVednesaaY.r
86th dav of Januwy, 1893, at ta o'cloct m-. ' d
following described real estate, situated i" ,
cityi, to-wit: One lot beginning in the we'
line of Eleventh street, at a point ninejj
southwardly from Dockstreetand running !
wjjtk Sleventh street southwardly one -n""
in rTlIl II 111 -- .1
nuu iunj ieet, tnence wesiwaraij iitnir
Dock street one. hundred and fifty feet to
lin street, thence with said street nortny .
lire street, thence with said street nori
one hundred and forty feet and thence es jftJ
ly -parallel with Dock street one hnndredanu j
feet to the beginning being a part of iota ,
4 block 148.- -vj.. . i a I
The other lot beginning in tne .eBf 'r yVinjt
street and running thence with iieveuiu ,
northwardly two hundred and tniriy-"
thnce eastwardly parallel with Oranfe si fc
one! hundred and nftv feet to jasunxiv --
therice-with Jasmine street south two ""jis
and sixty-four feet to Orange street, tn n fc
Orange street westwardlysejenty-flve ,
thence northwardly parallel with Eieventn s
thirty-three feet and thenoe weetwardiy p
ginning, being part of lots 3, 4, 6, and
149. . i. i . .'; J-i.v Bi-ncu.
J49,
G. P. KIDD&Bv
R. M;
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December
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