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hed every evening. wdJ-
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Options postage paid:
SCB30! six months. $2.00. Three
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X3 r, fip'citv of Wilmington.
flection Tuesday, Nov. 4.
KOH "PRESIDENT
GU0VER CLEVELAND,
of New York.
you vice president:
THOMAS A. HENDRICKS,
of Indiana.
FOK GOVERNOR :
ALFRED M. SCALES,
of Guilford.
rou LIEUT, governor:
CHARLES M. STEDMAN.
of New Hanover.
fokJsecuktary of state:
WILLIAM L. SAUNDERS,
of Wake.
FOK STATE TREASURER:
DONALD W. BAIN,
of Wake.
for auditor:
W. P. ROBERTS,
of Gates.
fok attorney-general:
THEODORE F. DAVIDSON,
of Buncombe.
roK superintendent of public in
struction :
S. M. FINGER,
of Catayba.
associate justice supreme court:
A. S. MERRIMON,
ot Wake.
FOR f.t.ectoks-at-large :
W. IT. KITCHEN,
JOHN N. STAPLES.
VOL CONGRESS :
R T. BENNETT,
of Anson.
ELECTOR, SIXTH DISTRICT,
ALFRED ROWLAND,
of Robeson.
The Tribune has compared- Mr.
Blaine to St. Paul. Mr. Blaine douH
lesa feels like faying to his friends, with
the apostle to the Gentiles : "I would
that ye become such as I am except
these &onds.'"
A letter irom a prominent Democrat
who is stumping West Virginia, says :
"Oar prospects of victory continue to
row brighter as the canvass progresses.
The Democracy of the State seems to
be determined that it will not be wrest
ed from the Democratic column."
A letter to the National Democratic
committee from the Democratic State
committee of New Jersey says that the
campaign is progressing most encourag
ingly in that State, and that New
Jersey can be depended on to give ' its
electoral votes to Cleveland and Hen
dricks by a handsome majority.
Gen. Edward S. Bragg contradicts
the story that he said in the Democratic
National Convention that . the Irish
miffht go. "In the Chicago Conven
tion." he writes, "I made no mention
of nor did I allude to our Irish-America11
population in any manner wbat
f7er. I have never entertained such
ideas nor uttered such words, and one
argijg them upon me must do it
through ignorance or pure malice."
Cheyenne is said to have a club as
complete in its equipments as any in
the principal Eastern ciies. The
Members are mostly rich cattieownera,
fcaujofthem being natives of New
Eland. The club house is illumi
nated by the incandescent electric light,
and a chief from Delmonico's conducts
cuisme. The choice books in the
llbr&ryshow that the wants of the
fcuid have not been sacrificed to
tare comforts, j
Jl J. N. Scott, of Indianapolis,
Jd., and a brother4nlaw o. Senator
Benjamin Harrison, has declared for
belaud. He has always been a Re
Pelican. In his letter to the PresU
jjj&t of the Independent Republican
c'ul ho says : "After much hesitation
aid long and mature consideration,
to coarse is now clear to me. I shall
my next vote so; as to contribute
IU weight, at least, towards the defeat
,of those who shamelessly practice cor
rapUoa in office, an4 deceit, misrepre
atation and the jntolerance born ol
jcsaowiedged uuworthiness in the pur-
Sl0fxfcT- "d:wiU therefore be lor
Cleveland and Hendricks."
QNow is theUmeto give Smith's Worm
iyd7
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VOL. VIII. W ILMINGTON. N. C. MONDAY. SEPTEMBER
The bcttin on the campaign prom
ises to be lively in New-York at an
early day, as the following, which we
clip from the World, would seem to in
dicate. 'If there are any enthusiastic Blaine
men who entertain the idea that the
l iarned Knight is going to be success
ful," says James Patterson, of the
northeast corner of Seventh avpnnp unci
Twenty-seventh street, "they can have
an opportunity of endeavoring to swell
their bank account by accepting any ol
the following offers I am prepared to
make:
"One thousand dollars against $700
that Cleveland carries the State of New
"One thousand dollars even that
Cleveland will have 30,000 plurality.
"One thousand dollars against $1,700
that Cleveland carries Ohio.
'One thousand dollars even that
Cleveland carries Indiana.
'"One thousand dollars against $600
that Cleveland carries New Jersey.
"Twenty-five hundred dollars even
that Cleveland will be elected.
"One thougand dollars even that But
ler will not poll 12,000 votes in the
county of New York."
--
Mr. A. F. Shrirer, Dealer in General
Merchandise, Fetterman. West Va.,
writes that his wife was relieved of
spinal meningitis; also Mrs. John
Towels was cured of a severe injury;
also Mr. Samuel Grain in was cured of
neuralgia, Air. Edward Wendell of
neuralgia, Mr. John Grinnen of a
severe sprain by the use of St. Jacobs
Oil. the Great German Remedy.
LOCAL NEWS.
INDEX TO NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Hours of Registration m
D A Smith Furniture
H H Foster Tocal Class .
C W Yates School Books
Heiksbeboeb School Books
S H Tkimble Auction Notice
P L Bridgers Hams, Dried Beef
Geo M. Crapon, A gt Buckwheat
Giles & Murciiisox Bed Room Set
W E Springer & Co Cotton Presses
Parker & Taylor When the Fall Wind
Geo R French & Soxs SchookDays
Mckds Bros. & DeRosset By Steamer
W II Str a.uss, Pres't Attention Democrats
FC Miller Frienda snd Fellow Citizens
Shrier A Forced Sale In New York Great
Bargains In Wilmington
For other locals see fourth page.
The receipts of cotton' at this port
to-day foot up 1348 bales. .
Registration besins to-morrow. The
hours will be from 9 am to 2 p m and
from 3 p m to 5 p in.
Quite a number of our citizens went
up to Bnrgaw this morning to hear
Stedman and Fairclcth.-
Bishop Watson preached in St. John's
Church yesterday afternoon and com.
firmed three persons, all ladies.
, Perseverance is the best school for
manly virtue; and one of Dyer's "Mel
ville1' is the correct thing this season, f
It is now definitely settled that Rob
iuson's Ciicus will will be here on Sat
urday, October I8th, two weeks from
next Saturday.
Superlatively warm for the last of
September. The thermometer in this
office registered 82 degrees at 9 o'clock
this morning.
The closing to-day of the stores ol
our Jewish merchants on Front and
Market streets makes ah appreciable
difference in the aspect of the streets.
Two beautiful new drums, one a bass
drum and the other a kettle-drum, were
received to-day for the Cornet Concert
Club by Mr. J. E. Willson, the leader
of the band.
Nor. barque Marie, Neilsen, cleared
to-day for London with 1,950 casks
spirits turpentine and 761 barrels rosin,
valued, at $29,359, shipped by Messrs
D. R. Mnrchison & Co.
We understand that Messrs. Geo. Z.
French & Bros, are now working J 10
hands at their limestone quarries on the
North East river, at Excelsior planta
tion, and that it is as much as they can
do to keep up with their orders.
The Young Men's Progressive Club
of this city will do good work during
his campaign. They have on the rolls
125 members, a majority ot whom are
mechanics, and they expect this list to
be increased to 500 during October.
They are working with a will,
Charlotte Observer; Cant. F. A. Mc
Ninch, Chief of Police, returned to the
city yesterday from Wilmington, bring
ing with him Isham Brown, the escaped
convict. Capt. McNinch speaks in the
highest terms of his reception in Wil
mington, and is especially warm in his
praise of Chief Brock. Capt. June
Gardner and Messrs-. Schloss &Son.
who gaye him a good time. " J
Every Farmer ought to get a "Boy
Clipper Plow," greatest -invention ol
the are. Jacobi is tha Ajfcnt. t
" sLw ImII "- '
There were but three trifling cas?g
before the Mayor this morning", for bis
adjudication, two for failure to pay li
cense tax and one for drunkenness and
disorderly conduct.
We understand that Maj. John W.
Daniel, of Richmond, and Hohn. R. F.
Arm field, of Statesville, have accepted
invitations to speak in this city some
time during the campaign.
Rain is most lamentably longed lor.
The streets are dry and dusty, and wells
and cisterns are getting low. The
Herala speaks of flower temperature
to-morrow, and Wednesday possibly
preceded by local rains.
Graded Schools.
The graded schools , of the city will
open on Wednesday, October 1st. The
entrance examination . of new pupils
will be as follows:
Ilemmenway (white) 9 a. m. Sept. 29
Union " " " 30
Willliston (colored) 4 p. m. " 29
Peabody 30
The Cornet Concert Club.
We learn, just before going to press,
that the Cornet Concert Club has
finally determined not to go Raleigh to
the Exposition. They had fully esnCS"" .u"ureu w prices are menuoneu Men's stirs tor 5.50 really worth
A , . .. . 1 rS8 50; a fine all wool Cassimere suit for 810, worth SIG.50. In suits at Si 5.
peciea to go ami nave pracusea unrevfi
mittingly of late with this object indto10 on a suit. Iu Boys' and Children's Clothing we can save you at least 50
view but finding at the last moment
that some of the principal members
could not go they abandoned the
intention. This will be deeply regretted
by many.
Rhyme and Reason: If you cannot
keep quiet, because your cough makes
a riot, there's semething, pray try it. a
quarter will buy it; be quiet now about
it ; don't be without it; your cough, this
will route it ; I beg you not doubt it ; to
the world I would shout it. Oh yes,
you guess! Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup.
The Turnpike.
We continue to hear encomums of
our beautiful shell road to the Sound
by strangers who see it for the first
time. We doubt it there is another
eight miles of road equal to it in the
United States.
It is like riding on a parlor floor to
go on this road, and it is kept always
in excellent condition, a state of things
due to the untiring exertions of the
worthy Superintendent, Mr. Henry
Haar.
Judge Fowle.
Hon. D. G. Fowle arrived in the city
last night. He was received by a com
mittee from the Young Men's Demo
cratic Club of New Hanover, whose
guest he is, and was escorted by them
to the Purcell House, where rooms had
been prepared for his reception. To
day he was taken in charge by them and
taken on a trip down the river, on the
Passport, and to-night he will speak at
the City Hall, under tho auspices of the
Young Democratic Clubs in this city,
on which occasion we are sure that
there will be an immense concourse
assembled to bear the gifted orator.
We invite the attention of our citizens
to the fact that first quality shirts are
being made to order at one dollar at the
Wilmington Shirt Factory. tf.
The Game Laws.
For the benefit of some ot our young
gunners, who have ignorantly violated
the game law and thus subjected them
selves' to indictment and fine, we give
that law in full as taken from the N.
C. Code:
Section 2834. No person shall kill or
shoot, trap or net any partridges, quail
doves, robins, larks, mocking birds, or
wild turkeys, between the 1st day of
April and 15th day ot October in each
year; and the persou so offending shall
be guilty of a misdemeanor, and fined
not exceeding ten dollars for each
offence.
It would be well enough to under
stand, too, that hunting is prohibited on
Sunday, all the year round. In two
weeks the restriction will be removed
as regards hunting on week-days.
Gen.Moiseto Speak.
Mr. Jno. D. Bellamy received this
morning a telegram from GeD. E. W.
Moise. of Sumter, S. C, accepting an
invitation tendered to him to speak in
this city on next Wednesday night.
This speaking will take place at the
corner of Castle and Seventh streets
and it is expected that there will be a
grand rally on that occasion. There
will be a torchlight procession, with
music, under the auspices of the Young
Men's Progressive Democratic Club.
It is the first grand rally of tho cam
paign in the old Banner V Ward, the
Fifth, and we hope that there will b
bigee3t sort ot a big turnout on Wcd
nesday night. V . " : y u
Everybody in want of Paints, White
Lead, Glass &ci, should go to Jacobx'S
j
MEW AJJVEIMSEMENT8
UlflDSKOPF
T 0 r., . ' New York September 9, 1884.
Mr I. Sdrleiv Wilmington, N. C. . . :
r D"! sri By the time this rescues you. yon will no doubt have been in
formed through thedaily papers that our house haj failed ; the ass gnee is taking
charge, and the goods will have to be disposed of at once, as he wants to real
ize t be cash for them. There h a very large stock in the house mde up for
this season, and I would say to you como here at once and yod can have first
ch ace to select the best goods, and at prices so that you can sell them to your
customers way below what the same goods cost other merchants, a;nd at the
same time make a nice profit. Allow me to remark that the assignee will only
sell the goods for spot cash. r .
Hoping to see you here soon, I am with be3t regards, yours truly, ;
Vv ' . v i ' A. MITCHELL.
On receipt of the above we started for New York city where! we bought an
immense stock which will be sold 50 per cent less than any other house in Ibis
cuy ctu uo. v ' .
The following, from the New York Herald will explain the failure of the
largest Clothing House in the world : I i
ANOLDHOUSE GOESUNDER.
'The sea of overproduction yesterday swallowed up the wholesall clothing
hcuse of Rindskopf Brothers & Co. Alter an honorable existence !of oter thirty
five years, during which it has buih up a very large business throughout the
country, the firm went down yesterday, leaving behind debts in: theneighbor
hood of a million dollars and an unkuown quantity of assets. j
The firm has lately been located at No. 018 Broadway, one door -above the
huge huildings occupied by the Bronners, those comets in the clothing business.
Severn floors wrere occupied for the manufacture, storage and display; of good?,
About one hundred and fifty cutters markers, makers and other em dIovps
iwuuu worK 011 luesc various noors. 1
. j 1 . 1 . 1 1 ,
This is the first time a sale of this kind
and may never occur again. In order
i8 and 20 we have a full assortment
per cent on the dollar, jjon't tail to call and examine this greatisale of whole
sale at retail. It costs nothing to call in and see for yourself.. A chance to "et
auuu uai.uius win ueyei occur aaiii at
BRIER'
THE OLD RELIABLE CLOTHIER,
114 MARKET ST.
sept 29
Vocal Class.
T
HE FIRST LESSON OF THE COURSE
wUl be given at Brooklyn Hall, on Tuesday
mi?iit,;scpt. 3Utn, commencing at t o'cioca.
The class and aU who dsslre to become mem
bers, will please be In attendance promptly at
the time named. H. H. FOSTER
sept 29 It
- When the Fall Wind
COMES YOU WILL NEED A FIRE. Look
well to vour grates. - We have the Crick,
Biftketa and Grates in fall set As for Heat
l-g-etovea, we have them from a "Do." to a
Natton." If you would keep comfortable
this winter call at PARKER A TAYiOR'S
and select from their EXTENSIVE STOCK.
PURE WHITE OIL. sept 29
Attention Democrats.
rpUEKE WILL BE A GRAND DEMOCRAT
IC RALLY on Wednesday night, October 1st,
In the Fifth Ward, at the corner of Pcventh
and Castle streets, under tho auspices of the
Young Men's Progreeslvc Democratic Club.
Distinguished speakers have been Invited to
be present. All Democrats are cordially in
Tited to meet at the City Hall at 8 o'clock, and
join In a procession to be there formed, and
march thence to place ot speaking.
W. H. STRAUSS, President
E. F. Johnsox, Secretary.
sept 29 3 1
School Days.
rjlUE CHILDREN MUST GO TO SCHOOL.
They must have SHOES to wear. We have
the best in the State neat to fit. darable to
wear, low In price. Call on us to snpply you.
Geo. R. French & Sons,
108 NORTH FRONT STREET
sept 29
SCHOOL BOOKS.
SCHOOL BOOKS.
QF EVERY KIND AND DESCRIPTION,
can be found very cheap at
HEINSBERGER'S.
Pianos and Organs,
gOLD FOR CASn OR ON THE EASY IN
stalment plan, at
HEINSBERGER'S,
sept 20 Live Book and Music Stores.
Furniture.
N1
KW STOCK FOR FALL TRADE.,
- ARRIVING EVERT DAY
Manufactured expressly for this market.
New Styles and Low Prices. Call and exam
ine our extensive variety of New aod Fash
lonable Goods, all made this aezson.
. - - D. A. SMITH.
Furniture Dealer, N. Front Street
sept 29
Bed Room Sets.
JLABGE AND WELL8ELECTED STOCK.
DINNER AND TE A SETS
- VERY LOW.
- , r GILES A HURCIILSON8.
ept 23 - 53 and i0 Uurefelccn Siock.
29, 1884
NO. 232
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
BROS. & CO., 61G & 618 Broadway.
has ever taken nlac in Wilminon
to show what extraordinary banrains
and guarantee a savinc of fnllv fmn cm
ABEATIFUL ST OF f ANCY CARDS
sent free to persons who have taken
Brown's Iron Bitters. Address Brown Chemi
cal Co., Baltimore, Md. j m w f Ct
Cotton Presses. '
' . 1 . .
BROWN'S COTTON GIN, RUBBER BELT
ING, GIN BRISTLES. Send hn your-or
ders at once for GINS and PRESSES. Don't
delay. You will be disappointed in getting
them in time. 1 J ' ..
W. E. SPRINGER fr-CO..'
19. 21 & 23 Market Street,
sept 29 Wilmington, N. C.
Mrs. Lanra Kothwell
! 1 1 -
yiLL OPEN A SCHOOL FOR B'iYS.AT
her residence opposite City! Hall, 109 North
Tnlrd, on WEDNESDAY, 1st October.
Miss MARY ROTH WELL Iwltl open a school
for girls at the same time and place.
sept 27 2t j 1
New Buckwheat. 1
j i
New Buckwheat.
rpnE SEASON HAS NOW COME WHEN
Buckwheat Cakes arc In trdcr. I .have to day
I ' !
leccived a supply o New Buckwheat, the
I ?
first of the season. Also, Polatoe Onions,
Apples, Cabbagc3, &c, &c.
1
A full line of choice and selected Groceries
! i
always on ha.-d. Stock renewed every week.
All goods can be relied on as fresh1 and new at
i
GEO. M. CRATON'S Act,
sept 29 22 Sou'h Front Street.
HAMS, DRIED BEEF.
FINE QUALITY OF DRIED BEEF FOR
t
f
CHIPPING JUST RECEIVED.
1
Magnolia Hams I
f
STILL ATTRACT THE EYE AjSD SAT-
: .
I3FY THE APPETITE!.
o-
Nice New Mackerel
No fish that can equal 1: for a breakfast dUt.
We bare them singly or In kits.
P. L. BRIDGEKS & t)0
HO North Front 4t
sept 29 j
SCHOOL BOOKS,
SCHOOL BOOKS.
-yy KEEP A LARGE SUPPLY OF
SCHOOL BOOKS used by the PUBLIC AND
" - a
PRIVATE SCHOOLS of th city awl through.
out North Carolloa which we offer fo the pub
lic at the LOWEST POS3IB E PEICES.
Meg- School Supplies ot all ktnds.
c. w. yXtzs,
sept S3 110 llarkct it, Wilmington, N C
, r
8).
PLSAJSS FOTKJK.
TT will be g lad -to receiTB coasnutlcatlon
froa eoj friends oa aay aaa all fsct3cta;
8aerallatereatbtit : " -.
The nama of the witttt asst always .
lia to th Editor. : - - -
Caamlttfloajianirti wrm c oa
onesldeof tha pape.- '-' .
PcrscmaUUea intuit be avoided.: ;
, U la especially i paxtUailariy utft
tood that the Editor doe. not always tndon -the
vlewa of cozreepoadects imiw tc ttxtt
in the editorial oohmna. -
NEW ADVERTISEilENTS,
SGTII'W. IAVISf Auctiouccr
BY S.n TRIMBLE; vi
rm5S!AAT. AIE3 KOOMScom.
menclngatlO o'clock, I wUl seU a Urjre
?8t?I,unnto.t Merchandise consisting cf Bed
( , . ;"-""-t msh ouous,- bureaus.
hk,cs0f.Baby Carriages, 'seTving Ma.
clltss, Seitees,Stovcs, Pickles, &cT,c.
Registration Hours.
pUS UNDERSIGNED REGISTRARS QT
the different Wards and Dlvlsiona In WUmlnfi
ton Township, have decided upon the follow
ing hours for Registration : From 9 o'clock,
a. m to 2 o'clock, p. m., and from 3 'clock,
P m. to 5 o'clock, p. m. , .
W. McEVANS, JAME3 JONEP,
C. M. HARRISS. W. L. JACOBS,
J. C LUMSDEN, W. E. CHEEK.
J. If. HAN BY,
sept VJ It
JNO. A.
Stir copy
FARROW.
P ERA HO US E .
Monday, Sept. B. Tuesday, Sept. 39.
DIUECT FROM WALLACK'S THEATBE.
A FASHIONABLE FESTIVAL !
THE METIlOPOl.l nw pivadito
BERTHA WELBY I
Supported by
II. A. D'ARCY'S Superior Company In tho
great New York success, as produced at Wal
laces Theatre, with magnificent Parisian cos
tumes, and perfect ensemble entitled,
LADY CLARE AND THE IRON MASTER,
A Superb Play ! A Celebrated Star.
TUESDAY MfiflT A IVnnU T.mnMinn !
The Supporting Company merits the dis
tinction of the Star.
Itcservcd Seats on sale at Heinsbergcr'B
Bookstore. Carriages may be ordeied it
10 io p. m. sept 3fc
OPERA HOUSE.
THE :
MUSICAL PUENOMBNON !
. rWlLL GIVE - v .
ONE CONCERT, TUURSfiAY, OCTOBER 2.
Admission 5 and '5 cents. .
" Reserved Scats now on cale at Helnsbergex's
at 7 o'clock. Concert at 8 o'clock. "
sept 27 t
The Cem.
RESTAURANT AND SAMPLE ROOM,
MEALS AT ALL HOURS.
No. 26 North Front st. Two "doors North of
Purcell House. sept 24
For Rent.
-yAREHOUSE, FOOT OF CASTLE 8T.,
Good wharf and deep water; storago capacity
for five hundred tons of coal. -
Apply to
D. O'CONNOR,
Real Estate Ag't
scp 27 2t
Stores for Rent.
WAREHOUSE AND OFFICES
above now occuniod br Mpm.
11. Johnson & Co. .
Store and offices above now occu-1
pieu i.y a. Dumelandt.
xoin on norm w aier st. ; between Prlncoes
and Chestnut. Apply to , -
augli Stir copy 3t DkROSSET Jk CO.
tteai tsiaie.
JJOUSES AND BUILDING LOTS
tor sale In all parts of the city. Cash
or on the Instalment p'an.
Apply to
aug 30 iaw 3m sat m
D. O'CONNOR,
Real Estate Ageat
For Rent.
gTORE NO. 8, SOUTH FRONT
aireet, now occupieu by N. Greene- jy A
wald, Esq. Apply to Vh'V
sept 26 3t ; GEO. HARRISS Jk CO.
School at Willard.
J WILL OPEN A SCHOOL AT THIS place
ot September, 1S1. Rates of tuition, fL50.
tiO and $1.00. payable at the end of each
month. Board $6. 00 per month. No student
will be admitted for a stiorter time than one
month.. For particulars address me at Willard.
,eept 8 3w m s A. R. BLACK
The Old North State Saloon
XT AS BEEN TIIOliOtTfilTI.V
XI OTcrhaalcd. refitted and re
plenlshed. The servWji of Dick" X.
Uopklns have-becn secured and a first class Res
tanrant is now In fall operation. Oystera serif,
edla all styles. Fried Oysters sent out In boxes
made for that express purpose. Cool Beer
ami the best of Liquors aod Cigars.
Free lonch from 1 1 to I
sept 24 J. M. lIcGOWAN.
By Steamer,
SPLENDID LOT OF TOILET SOAP.
12 CAKJES FOIZ 25 CTS.
Q.OODWTN'S COMP. STEUP,
HjpophoBphltea, with Lactate and Pepsin,
which la already being, prescribed by our
j Phy Ictans, and for which we are agents. -
Munds Bros, & DeRosset,
.Ik W 4. A .... W
lept IS Wllailiistoa, W, c. ...
1mV f