North Carolina Newspapers

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Allay Irritation, Assist Digestion, and, at the came . time Start the tArrr to working, trim nil other troubles sou- disappfftr. i . iillnnc:! ,yipiic. fome iv;'-. -Kke ! i r. Sieinerjof , :. 1 1 t t Simnio:is-Liver . : .: I in t'l: relief t hs , ; in r -.nl t!.s are . :- i r ; -: cr o Jicr : ' i:: ,!vr ami I feci .. ; r M'JlJ .11 Who Will . .1. -i..-:i, 1 ort Valley, Ga. three yt-' -i, .i.i. t...', be j- v Set II:- : i f it Wrapper, 1 "'.!.1r,hIa,P, cn sat boy 26 tc lstp diwly PIANOS AND ORGANS- yT K1TK T M K FOR PRICKS AND TERMS Mor buying an Instrument, as I keep one or ttie largest st oo ks of PIANOS AND ORGANS IN THE SOUTH. I ran sell you any of thenrst -class manu- fictures. FROM $190 UPWARDS. Org: ans FROM $45 UPWARDS. SEND FOR CATALOGUE. T.Xj. Ston RALEIGH, N. C. BRANCH HOUSE : On Dock street, between Front and Second, WILMINGTON, N. C. jeaotf The Stokley House, pAR ARTIES IN WANT OF AUCOMMODA- uons at Wrigntsvllle wlU find the STOKLEY house well supplied with all that Is neces- Board by hn Jay, week or month at low rates. Pis ; Fisu supH-rs to order at any hour dur ing the evenlj);;. All of the delicacies of salt water;fish,crabsr iiams. shrimps, C, furnished to guests. Sailing Boats. Fishing Boats.Fishing Tackle, u furnished on short notice, 5rt0kIey House rronts the water and Is within louyards or t he Depot, JMstr W. H. STOKLEY, Proprietor. W- U. DOUG LAG 3 SHOP von w n J Cm m (JENTLliMFN. SSL'S" 3 Seaiules. Shoe In the T aa durnri1110 or nulla. As Btyl- Unthi fti?crnaUs t0 wear the stockln? 54eu.Bttini' makes them as comfortable Noras a nand ed shoe. Buy tcia r t v, Jnuine unless stamped on L. rA Bellas $3 Shoe, warranted." . S?8 3y hS AS 4 SHOE, the original 10 tt -luni-made shoes costing from $6 w i UeWheiVT,AS82-5 SHOE lsunex- K &aa iSs, 3 shoe is worn by all 411 Uie w -001 81106 111 11x6 world. ntEa are made in congress, nte w i 11 nQt sold by your deal, for fiijg t-OLAS, Brockton ,Mm. eouip H. VONQLAHN. Wllmlrgtoiu N. C H i i VOL: XIL WILMINGTON, N, C.. THURSDAY, AUGUST LOCAL USTTEKTS. - Index to New Advektisemkxts. W4SU K-Schedule' V C Miller Cigars, Cigarettes Hjkinsbergek -Copying Presses Louis H Meakes Flannel Shirts Steamer Bessie c hange of Schedule . Mrs E U Wigglns Visitors to the City Headquarters for BassBalls, Bats Masks, Gloves, Belts &c, is atlleins bertrers. t WireGloth for your windows and and iloors can be had at Jacobi's Udw. Depot. On and after to-day the steamer lictsxic will leave Southport 7:30 a.m. and Wilmington at 3 p. m. - Itulivations. For North Carolina, local ruiu and slightly cooler. Impurities of the blood often caue great annoyance at this season; Hood's Sarsa par ilia purities the blood, and cures all such affections. Fishing Tackle. A full assortment of all kinds for both salt and fresh - water lishing at Jacobi's lltlw. De pot. t '.If you want to feel comfortable and well all you need is a good Ham mock. You will find the largest as sortment and cheapest at Heinsber ger's. t Personal. Durham Jlccorder: Mr. John T. French, of Wilmington, is in the city, prospecting with a view of opening a shoe store. Heis a mem ber of the firm of Geo. R. French & Sons, one of the largest shoe houses in the State. The Elizabeth City Economist rises to remark: "Onr soldier boys have all returned, with the 'excep tion of a few that stopped off on the route to visit friends. A good time is reported and all are of the opinion that Wrightsville is the place for the encampment of the State Guard' At the Reach. Yesterday was one of the most de lightful days of the season at Caro lina Beach. Between 400 and 500 people visited the place and every one you met was loud in praise o its pleasantness. Quite a large num ber of bathers took advantage of the splendid condition of old ocean, while others remained at the hotel and enjoyed the delightful Southern breeze. Burglary. The residence of Col. Ji. It. Moore, solicitor of tue unminal court, on Red Cross, near Third street, was burtrlarized this mornintr between 2 and 3 o'clock. The thief entered Mr. Richard Chapman's bedroom. which is on the first floor, and took from his pants pocket a parse con tainiug the sum of $35. After taking the money he put the pocketbook back in- the pocket. Notfiing else was missed. There is no clue as to the thief. Firemen's Tournament. Arrangements for the firemen's tournament are so far assured that the necessary preparations for the event, which will take place on the 15th,, 16th ami 17th insts., will go forward now without delay. 1 lie committee on subscriptions have, met with a generous response from citizens and have raised eight hun dred dollars, and they are confident that the balance required to make the one thousand dollars necessary will be secured without doubt. The full committee will meet to night at the hall of the Hook and Ladder Company, when alLthe pre liminary arrangements will be per fected and " the programme pre pared. For the Yacht Race. For the benefit of those who may desire to witness the yacht race to" morrow afternoon, Mr. James H. Cbadbourn, Jr., the accommodating General Manager of the Seacoast R. RT, has changed the schedule of that road so that all may go and see the race and have plenty of time to get their dinner at home. The train which has heretofore been leaving Front street depot at 3 p. m. will to-morrow leave at :du p. m., arriving at the Hummocks in time to allow its passengers to see the be ginning, as well-as the ending, of j the race. This change is made lor to-morrow only- '- . Dog collars. Dargest and finest assortment ever before brought to this city, to be had at Jacobi's Hdw Depot. . - f . - -r v .... :. . . ... . . , : ; : liAllrl. rMllliw, City Court. There was alarge crowd assembled I at theCity Court this morning and a docket that showed up nine cases, which were disposed of as fol - lows: Henderson Hays, disorderly con duct, $20 or 30 days. John Spicer and Ed. Ed wards, dis orderly conduct, bound over to the next term of the Criminal Court in the sum of $50 each. Harry Johnson, disorderly con duct, $5 and costs. Henry Benson, larceny, dis charged. Mary Barnes, larceny, bound over to the next term of the Criminal Court in the sum of $50. Arrietta Hawkins, disorderly con duct, $20 or 30 days. Henry Benson, carrying conceal ed weapon, $10 and costs. Jane Benett, disorderly conduct, bound over to the next term of the Criminal Court in the sum of $50. The American Magazine. The Midsummer issue of the American Magazine abounds with interesting and timely literature. Dr. W. F. Hutchinson presents the fourth of his articles in the series "Along the Caribbean." Another entertaining paper is entitled "Where Burgoyne Surrendered,"' by C. H. Crandall. Frederick G. Schwatka tells about "The Ameri can Arctic Savage," and Trebor Ohl has "Six Story-Tellers for Children." Joel Benton has a poem on "Mid summer," and Sara F. Goodrich de scribes -""The Country in Midsum mer." Mary Agnes Tineker's novel, "Two Coronets," is continued. Ad ditional poems are "An Indian Love Song," "Frederick III. of Ger many," and "August." The short stories, which are particularly bright and suitable for hot weather, are a feature of the issue. The depart ments under the general caption of "Our Cabinet" are filled with useful and interesting matter. The Edi tor's Study is devoted to questions of the day. Dr. Hutchinson has his regular monthly health article; Lit erature and Book Reviews receive special treatment, and the .Portfolio is devoted to an amusing travesty on "The Quick and the Dead." In Timely Topics a plan for "The Uni fication of America" is outlined. Young Men's Democratic Club. The Young Men's Democratic Club held their regular business meeting last night at Linder's Hall. President Joseph Watters presided and Secretary J. C. Morrison was at his post. On motion, it was decided to have five hundred postal cards printed so th Secretary can send them out and notify the members ofthe Club of all meetings and parades to'take place. It was also decided to re" quest the press of the city to aid in giving more extended publicity of the times and places of the meetings of the clubtin order that the meeting shall be as full as possible. In Wiis connection a general invitation is extended to young men to join the Club, in order that Wilmington may able to muster the largest Club in the State. Chief Marshal J. C. Morrison made his report, showing that the Club turned out 119 men when it paraded on the occasion of the late ratification meeting in this city. A communicatidu was read from the committee appointed at the late Convention of Democratic Clubs at Baltimore, urging upon the different clubs in North Carolina to have full representations at the convention of the Democratic Clubs of the State to be held at Morehead City the latter part of this month. It was decided to appoint a committee of five to represent this club at the convention, the members of, the same to be appointed iater on. - J. C. Morrison, who has heretofore held the position of Secretary and Chief Marshal tendered his resigna tion as Secretary, for the reason that his duties as Chief Marshal will prevent him from performing the duties of both offices at the i same time, xne resignation was accepted andDuBrutzCutlar, Jr., was elected Secretary by acclamation. The Club adjourned to meet at 8 o'clock Wednesday night next, when very important business will be con- Lsidered. 5 Fly Traps, best and cheapest, at JacobPs Hdw. Depot. . t . - Crop Report. We find the- following report of the condition of crops in the July j Bulletin of the C. Department of j Agriculture: j j Bladen-1-Outlook for all crops fine ! at present; thev are clean of grass; rather small for tune of year, ami in need of rain; some portions of this county crops are exceedingly fine; sorghum, field peas, sweet potatoes and cabbage very good; fruit 115. Brunswick Growth of cotton and corn has been considerably retard ed by cold and wet weather in spring; rice, only half crop planted, and that late; bugs destroying corn and potatoes: peanuts good; field peas full crop. Duplin Crops are improviug;may yet get an average; fruit in abun dance; rye in some sections, and fine; rice, full crop. New Hanover Corn badly injur ed by "chinch bugs" and worms; peaches, except in some localities near the sound, have dropped off; peanuts looking well; cabbage crop poorer than for years. Onslow Condition of corn good, but stand irregnlar; old corn need. ing rain; cotton regular in stand, but small, owing to rain and cold; cotton improving; oats fair; fruit sorry. Pender Crops generally good, except cotton poor stand and small; peaches full crop, but rotting very fast; sweet potato slips and sprouts scarce, causing small crop. Sampson All crops somewhat short of an average, by reason of too much rain in late spring; cotton and corn are not up to the average in size or acreage, but both are ini proying; rice, sorghum, sweet pota toes and field peas are good; fruit crop good; rain much needed. The Rowing Race. The rowing race of the Recreation Club will take place this afternoon at G. 45 o'clock,- the boats which are to take part in the contest assem bling at Market dock at half-past 6. The start will be made from Market street dock down the river to a buoy oppositeChurch street, thence up the river to a buoy opposite the New York steamer's wharf, thence down the river to the j starting point. There will be four boats in the race, of four oars each. The first boat, "Nettle," will be manned by W. R. Morrison, bowr oar; Willie Grant, No. 2;Joe Hooper, No. 3; Murray Grant, stroke; Edgar Hinton, coxswain. Second boat (no name;, Joe Smith, bow-oar; R. W. Wallace, No. 2; J. B. Willard, No. 3: H. A. Burr, stroke; W. N. Bowden, coxswain. The third boat (no name), will be manned by J. L. Keen, Chas, Harper, L. Burnett, Oscar Watson, and P. Heinesberger, Jr., coxswain. The fourth boat, "Pattie," will be manned by R. H. Cowan, bow-oar; Jno. Lewis, No. 2; Ed Munson, No. 3; Chas. Murphy, stroke, and a coxswain to be selected. Messrs. J. H. Boatwright and J.F. LeGrand will act as judges. While at work in his father's field, about three miles East of the city to-day, Mr. Wm. Bonhani killed a moccasin snake which hail twenty two young snakes in it, measuring from nine to twelve inches in length. To the Boys. Fifty dozen Cleveland and Thur man Caps, just received. Price 25 cents each. I. SHRIER, Clothier and Hatter, 16 N. Front street. A CHILD KILLED. Another child killed by the use of opiatesgiven in the form of Sooth ing syrup. Why mothers give their children such deadly poison is sur prising when they "can relieve the child of its peculiar troubles by us ing Acker's Baby Soother. It con tains no Opium or Morphine Sold by Munds Bros., druggists. Rock Crystal Spectacles ami Eyeglasses . Advice to old and young: In se lecting spectacles you should be cau tious not to take more magnifying vowcr than has been lost to the eye as in the same proportion that youj pass that point of increase, will cause you further injury to the eye. Using glasses of stronger power than is ne cessary is the daily cause of prema ture old age to the sight. You can get the best at He.nsberger'si- Th Campaigu Organ. -The numerous newspapers of the A. A. l AT ; . H wAl,n4- and settled down to business. We may expect some nveiy music fore November. The best campaign ; Organ and one we can recommend 5 i Kflrl hv T T tnnp Polite anl-' is sold. b j. L. fctone. x ouie anu attentive salesmen .will take pleas-! ure in showing instruments and giv-j Burglars. You can Ate safe from them by using H.nnvlnii 'Tl- -rvf i.u?...Mnvr'-' Blind Locks sold.at Jacobi'a. t 1888. NO 152, THE MAILS. Themalls close and arrive at the City Post office as follows: close. ; Northern through mails, fast 11.00 P. M Northern through and way mails. . . 8.00A. M N. c. and A. & N. C. Railroads and routes supplied therefrom ; . . . 8.00 A. M. Raleigh & Fayettev"e, 6.00 P. M. and 8.00 AM. Southern way mails : 2.00 P.-'M. Southern through mails 9.15 I. M. DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY western mails (C. C. Railway) 6.G0A: M, Cape Fear & Y V R R and points sun- piled therefrom.. 6.30 ArlL ltaleigh & Hamlet K. li. and points supplied therefrom...-. . . 6.30 A. M Smithvilie ...... 2.00 P. M. Wrightsville 8.30 A. M. Clinton, special v 3.15 P. if MONDAYS AND FRIDAYS. Onslow C. U. and Intermediate offi ces , 6.00 A. M. TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS. Little River, S. C, and intermediate offices 6.00 A.M. Cape Fear River mail 1.00 P. M. OPEN FOR DELIVERY. Northern and way malls 8.30 P. M. Northern through mall, late 11.00 P. M. .southerh mails 6.30 A. M. Southernway mails..., 9.30 A.M. Carolina Central R. R. 9.00-P.M. Mails collected from street boxes in business ortion of city at 5 A. M., 11 A. M. and 4.45 P. and from other points of the city at 5 P. M. and 4 A. M. f General delivery open from 6.30 A. M. to 7.00 P. M., and on Sundays from 9.00 to 10.20 A. M. Carrier's delivery open on Sunday from 9.30 to 10.30 A. M. Money Order and Register Department open from 8 A. M. to 5 P. M., continuous. Stamp Office open from 8.00 A. M. to 5 P. M. Stamps on sale at general delivery 6.30 A.M. to 10 A. M. and 1 to 1 P. M." NEW .DVi3R rtSEli EJfT-S Steamer Bessie. -N AND AFTER AUGUST 2, 1888, TIIE Steamer BESSIE will leave her wharf, foot of Dock street, at 3 o'clock P. M. sharp. Leave Southport at 7:30 A. M. aug 2 3t Ellen of Business! W tion E BEG LEAVE TO CALL YOUR ATTEN to the revolution in Letter copying Presses produced by putting the Challenge Press open the Market. The "Challenge" takes the place of other copying Presses with many ad vantages over all ofthem. It is the easiest and quickest operated Copy insr Press on the market. One motion of the Lever does the work and insures an instantaneous copy. It requires no special stand or screws to fasten it in position. Price $10 for Press helding 10x13 hooks. For Sale at HEINSBER GER'S aug 3 Sharpie Robert E. Lee, QAPT. G. W. SMITH, WILL TAKE . PAR ties from the Hummocks to any point on the souna or out to sea. sne is nttea with com fortable seats and will accommodate forty passengers. Parties taken Fishing, Trolling, sailing or to ine liiacjoisn lirounas outsiae, For terms apply on board. augltf Removal. I WOULD RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE to my mends and customers that I have re moved my Bottling Works from Dock, between Front and. Second streets, to No. 128 North water street. augllw A. F.' LUCAS, Pish and Oysters. E" WOULD RESPECTFULLY NOTIFY our friends and the public generally that we have opened a Fish, Oyster, Egg and Gen eral Produce Deoot at No. 15 Dock street, be tween Front and Water, where' we will be pleased to see them and till promptly all or ders entrusted to our care. Respectfully, jy312m G. G. AMAN&CO. JOB PRINTING! We want your orders for PltlKTIXG. RULING ana BINDING, and if doing your work well, with, good material and stock amount to anythinsr we know we are certainly entitled to at least a portion. Ohr money has not been put in old time material and we are constanly adding new type. Try us on anj' books ycu want made to order. Personal attention to all orders. JACKSON & BELL. Piow Open. WOULD RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE to my friends and the public generally that I am now fully prepared to serve them. I have opened a First Class Ten Pln.Alley andTShoot intr Gallery, at the Lower End of the Ham mocks, where Ladies and Gentlemen can par ticipate In these, interesting amusements. I also have Swings for the Children and Boats, Bait and Tackle for those who may desfre to go hshing. E. U. BOWDOIN, jy 14 tf Lower End of Hammocks. - W. H. NORWOOD , u - J.T.HOWE At the UumiiHicly. E HAVE OPENED A RESTAURANT AT the end of the Pavlillon, set aside for the Col ored People at the Hummock, where we are prepared to furnish meals at all hours. , FEESH IFISZEdC i Ihree times a day. - UySteTS, UlamS aDQ UraDS , in any style desired. , rWe ate also prepared to accommodate White as well as colored -customers, and we f18 satLsiactUm to all - b . ; v , . n soBWOOD fcilOWft sar-icK cold BEER always on hand.. - je 23lm .r.,-:.Xw'-s - J ' - tk. w. A. mcuowan .win collect suhacrip- 1TJL .tlntiartneTTTR DAII.Y HE VIEW Land solicit 1 new subscribers. XI ' i PLEASE KOTTrrr & he glaa to receive wmuIiicitiD from our mends on any and all snWect general interest, hut : 'V;i -v The name or the writer must always he fur nished to the Editor. - ; , - -j Conimunicatlons must he wiruen'cciy on oifelde of the paper..' - V 7 : Personalities must be avoided. H " " 1 .And it is especially and particularly under stood that the Editor does not always endorse the views of correspondents anless so stated in the editorial columns. . . , NEW A JL V E JXT18EBIE?JT3 . WANTED-A MAN OF TEMPERATE and steady habits, seeking employment, t o represent an Old establlshMi.hnnsA inhUntm State. Salary 70 to 100 Der month. liefer. ences exacted. Strrr. M'f'q House.- y 3 w th - 33 Reade St., N. Y TO SOUTH PORT t T ;THE MAGNIFICENT STEA1LEK .Queen of Sty Jolin'o ILL MAKE LEGULAR TRIPS TO South- port and return, (Sundays excepted); leaving Wilmington, foot of Dock street, at 10 o'cock a. m., and returning leave Southport at 4 p. m. . Fare for round trip 50 cents for" adults and 25 cents for children. - v ' R. P. PADDISON, Master. W. II. CHRISTOPHER, Purser. - jy 9 CAROLINA BEACH. TJNTIL FURTHER NOTICE THE SYLVAN GROVE win leaVe for Carolina Beach every week day at 9:30 a. m. and 3 p. mi I J. W. HARPER, '. vGenl Manager. Jy27tf Atlantic View, WRIGHTSVIIXE, If, C. rpHIS DELIGHTFUL SUMMER RESORT IS situated at the Wrightsville Terminus of the Wilmington Seacoast Railroad, and there is no charge for transportation of self or baggage . Band of Hesie Engaged for tie Season.-: We are sorry the Soldier Boys have gone home -so are the girls. . - ; , j. uuse uemnng cuaru can una comionaDie rooms and good fare at reasonable rates.' wn. WTT.imsr hi a wntwo - Jy28tf t proprietor.' Jno. F. LeGrand. SUCCEEDING PARTNER OF THE LATE firm of A. A. Brown & Co., Commission Merchant, office In the Kerchner Building, No. Water street. Will give prompt attention tn nil Ttiislnpsa - Represents some of the best houses ; In tae Je 13 ly d&W. y.'-.,'Jr r- (NO. b. : - Wilmington Seacoast R. R SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JULY 27,'88, AT 6A.M . From Wilmington, From Hummocks. Leave. ... . . ,; 7.45 a. m.' Leave....... 10:05 a, m. T AA XTA t iti m m Leave 630 at m Leave 9:30 a. m Leave .11:50 a, m Leave 2:30 p. m Leave 5:00 p. m Leave 7:551). m Leave ..10:00 p. m Leave....... 4 00 p.m. Leave....... 6:30 p. m. Leave....... 80jp. ml Leave. . v. .11:40 p.m. ' J. H. CHADBOURN, Jr., July ?7 tf : General Manager. CJ gars, Cigarettes, - COLD SODA WATER AND MILK I CE SHAKES, Also a full line of Drtgs. Patent Medicines, Soaps, Perfumeries, Hair Brushes, &C, van ue luuua at F. C. MILLER'S, Drugstore, corner S. Fourth and Nun Sts., P. S. Prescriptions filled at all hours, day or night. , . v? JyUtt "MACINAW." ONLY GENUINE "MACINAW" HATS SOLD . IN WILMINGTON. LOUIS H. ME ARES, 1 NORTH FRONT, C. . Gentlemen's Furnisher and Hatter Sharpie Katie M. Danielc, "1APT. I. W. JOHNSON, WILL TAKE PAR- ties Saiilnsr. Trolling or FlshlnE. '.Parties ta ken to the Fishing Grounds outside or up and down the Channel, charter- parties accom modated. For terms apply on Board or at the HoteL . Jy23M Steamer Passport's SCHEDULE FOR. THIS WEEK. "EVERY day, except Sunday, -leaves foot Market street daily, except Tuesday, at 9. o'clock a. m. lor boutnnort. tne Forts and to Sea. Returnin?. leaves southport at 3 p. m. a 'i en cent Excursion every eveninir ac o o'clock, except Tuesday. On Tuesday, leaves aiejiip. m. . . jy2Slt ' J. H. HARPER; . $25.00 Reward. J OoT A DIAMOND FROM. A JUNG WClgh- lng 24 Caiats. The above reward will be paid for the recovery ot the same. Lost between the Postofflce and Market and Sixth streets. S. U. F1SUBLATE, Jy 20 tf : , North Front Street. HOWELL & CFSKlHfG X X v T