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THIS PAPER .- "- . ; r;-,v PLEASE. NOTICE. ' . v : " s Wo will be giad to receive ccnunur.icr.t lo from our 'fnen'03 on any and all ratject general interest;'t)ur ' " t f . The name bfltncwrtter must Ways .be fur nlshcdwtne Editor." . ' communications must be writteh only cl one slde'of Oiapaper. c ; i Personalities must be avoided. . - And It Is especially and . partlculariy under stood that the Editor does not always endorre the views otorrespbndents anlcss so 'stated In the editorial columns. ensued every evening, Sundays excepted, ggB. T. JAMES, Editor and Prop. : ASCRIPTIONS. POSTAGE PAID: : .0O. Six months $00 Tnree 1 5 month "V. npntq " twr trill 06 ueucic" uj uuiiwo,iw i I p nirt of tbe cltr. at the above - m rents per roq low and literaL ISWS- - hors will please report any and VOL XII. WILMINGTON, N. C SATFRDAY. OCTOBER 6; 1888. NO 208. to receive their paper regularly. Di ST gilinS Specific for LiYer Disease !i)Tn?fQi Bitter or toad taste IjfirlUljlO mouth; tongue coat. .'jor covered with ahnnvn .ur: pain i.i '' ..ir tiiloe or I..; :ii J i.rl. UiiritAktlt ?u'iuatlsm; our ;oun.ch; lor.. f ... v Bometiiiict ui.u-tti and w.iter-. r. ir.dt 'to:i ; llaluu-n.-y ana iu-ju .rcU iilterzit-.'.cly ovsti'.' - . tui'la ltj; !osmo; nit ry, ivitjv- . . ; skin n :i.a ives : u .i ry v 'T t vl ,M-:rva. ana, ii' allowed to in ! South to Ci'ousa viu iiait uy uction. I and BOWELS. l :-.'cCTaL srCins ton , .a :icvoi Complaints, i! 'i'v-i. sivfc Hi-ilaclie, BiHouBiiess." -:".-- !-., .Jaundice,' V,.'..i ;,-;.r-stor Colic. - u -- n o oi 1 ?tIillioM(i of Dch1, as K3T FAZSltY MSOICIHE ; 16U.1.. !i. ft Atti.itR. i r t!.e Afed. ON. V GENUINE , . iixj'L r' -l t-1 of Wrapper. Iff.eiH u Co., hifadephidtPa., . . . Ii ice. 1. 0. u 3i icltpu.cwiy ensat BLAND BEACH HOTEL, AT THK HAMMOCKS. , A New and Elegant Hotel i WITH ALLTIIE FACILITIES FOR PLEASURING GUESTS. WITHIN ONLY ftrtj limitcs Hide from WilmingLn ! . Ed commanding a beautiful MOF THE 00EAF. Poard at Tteaortable Kate. further partlculara apply to W. A.BRYAN. 27 tf Wilmington, N. C. Fresh Fish Every Day U E AKE NOW PREPARED TO SIIIP ALL cds or Fish on short notice. G. G. AMAN & CO. pt 24 Dock St., bet. Front and Water. Tho Stokiey House, pARTlES IN WANT OF ACCOMMODA- usatVrigritSYillewlll find the STOKLEY Hoi'SE well supplied with all that Is neces- Board toy the day, week or month at low (, Pi? Hsu suppers to order at any hour , dur . Mittuie delicacies of salt water,flsh,crabs, iv snranps, &c. f urnishea to guests. amns Boats. Fishing J5oats,Flshlng Tackle, .furnished on short notice. .f?tokx House fronts the water andl3 itnm Mjanisot the Depot. telJ . W. H. STOKLEY, IStf Proprietor. CAUTIOW J11 of Frxud, as my name and the price MUmpeUou the bottom of all my advertised Wore leaving the factory, which protect S; V""" aealnst high prices and inferior goods. Jaroffers W. L. TDonglas Bhoes ata,! Poce, or says he has them without BT name Jzff rtamped on the bottom, put him down as. L. DOUGLAS 13SHOE. FOR GENTLEMEN, 'JjOIIGLAS 4 SHOE, the oiighial lww-sewed wMt $4 hoe. Equals ens ! 1MH fir a a a iwxt Tm ot lThre li&UGLA8M AS SHOE ts unexcelled SWaiVrii??18 WORKING-i.?-UO- 1 the best in the world for Mffi8 SHOE Jf.LTriTULhoe In the world. wear a man a vear. SHOE l OIl BOYS ? ftTw tL !; ?1.75 YOUTH'S School in1 1!? jBj'8 chance ear toe Smport,,, . H. VONGLA1IN, aeoaiP WUmlngton.iN.-c. UJk. . I'l l lip f jtWUy calf S3 SEAMLESS Shoe smooth KVO TACKS.or WAX THREAD to- Hklntlt AQd letter Carriers all wear" thepi. wVSlJj," ? Hnd-Seed Shoe. o TacV LOCAXi NEWS. t " IndeXk-to New Advkktiskmknts. JIM Katz Dress Goods. ' Muxds B RosPharnlli cists Wi& S K K Sunday Schedule llEINSBERGER -SChOOlS BOOkS ' R M McIxtiee Splendid Display Duffy's Malt Whiskey, on 2nd page Opera liorsE Streets of New York F C Miller Pink and White Gossamer . Window Glass, by the box or light. Save money by buying from Jacohi's Hdw. Depot. - t Fishermen will find the cheapest place for Gill Twin, Rope, etc., is at Jacobi's Hdw. Deoot. t A jfood rain is needed now, not only to lay the dust but to fatten the oysters. What will probably prove the last of this year's crop of scuppernong grapes was in market to-day. Prayer and experience meeting at 8 o'clock at the Seaman's Bethel this, Saturday, evening. Just one month to the day Cleve land Thurman will be elected by the votes of 26 out of the 38 States. Indications. For North Carolina, light rains and stationary temperature. No interments this week in Oak dale, and but one, a child, in Belle vue. There was a large, interesting and profitable Love Feast held at the Fifth Street M. E.Church last night. Happiness supreme. This is the condition of all who have been wise and purchased Stoves at Jacobi's Hdw. Depot. t If you want a picture framed go to Heinsberger's. He has a large assortment of Mouldings to select from.- t Notice boys ! You can get a Bracket Saw Frame with Saw com plete, at Jacobi's Hardware Depot, for 15 cents. t Services at St. Paul's Episcopal Church to-morrow at 11 a. m: and 8 p. m. Sunday school at 4 p. m. All are welcome. Seats free. A large stock of Heating and Cooking Stoves can be seen at Jaco bi's Hardware Depot. He has Stoves at prices that will astonish you. t Are you weak and weary, over worked and tired? Hood's Sarsapa rillais just the medicine to purify your blood and give you strength. On to-morrow night week, by in vitation, Rev. W. S. Creasy preaches a sermon to the Knights of Pythias, at Grace M. E. Church. The first green fish roe we have seen this season were offered by Mr W. H. Yopp this morning. They are in demand and sell for 75 cents a dozen. The steamship Delaware, of the Clyde line, which is to take the place of the Fanita, arrived up to-day. She is a whale," as compared with some of the other steamers. There wjll be but one trail qi; the Seacoast R.U. to-morrow, aqd that in the afternoon. It leaves here at 2:30 and the Hummocks at 0 o'clock. The morning train has been discon tinued. The Sunday evening services at most of our city churches will camy mence hereafter at 7i o'clock, while their weekly night services will com mence at 8 o'clock for the present. During the Gala Week (if there should be one) the ladies of Graoe M. E, Church will lfave one of their pleasant entertainments for the ben efit of their church, which should be liberally patronized. No matter how often you have voted or registered heretofore, you have to register again to vote in'No veiuber, as an entire new registra tion has been ordered, and "don't you forget it." Services $t Helping Hand Mjssjqn. to-morrow at It, avMtr AnH pi' nV Conducted by ' Mr. "Elder." Sjiiday school at 3:3Q p. . Pnyer iiiee ing. Wednesday nigt ut q'ftd;. Visitors coitiaIy. irvjte to aU the. services and Sunday sobool, .Rev. Walter S. Creasy, pastor, will conduct the services at 11 a. m. j and 7rJ0i. m. at Grace Methodist i Cliureh to-morrow and the sacra ment of theTjord's Supper will be administered at the close of tle, ser vices in the . mornmrp: ab.hath school at JJ-SQ' p,"i5ir"i': Day's length 11 hours and 37 min utes. f We lost this month 7 minutes :of daylight. 1 Sunset to-morrow afternoon at 56 minutes past 5 o'clock. . The receipts of cotton at this port to day foot up 2,650 bales, against 1,668 bales for the same day last year. What is it makes George Ed monds so cool and placid, aud how does he do such thinking? It is be cause he never allows himself to be harassed with colds. He takes Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup, he does. i Mr.., David i Sw - Cowan,1 Siecial JVgent of the Treasury Department, who hasbeenon a three months tour of the Pacific Coast under instruc tions from the Department, return ed to the city last night. There has been one death during the past week in this city, among the whites, and that was of a child. This is purely and simply remark able and is a wonderful exhibit of the good health of our city. First Presbyterian Church, corner of Third and Orange streets, Rev. Payton H. Hoge, Pastor. Services at 11 a. m., and 5 p. in., conducted by the pastor. Sunday school at 3: 30 p. in. Visitors welcome to all ser vices. Rev. L. T. Christmas will occupy his pupil during the day to-morrow at Central Baptist Church, corner of Seventh and Red Crbss streets, and will discuss the following sub jects: At 11 a. m. "Beneflcencies," at 3 p. m. "Backsliding," at. 8 p. m. "Spiritual Backbone."' Mr. S. P. Mason, the secretary of the Association, announces that a prayer and praise meeting will be held to-morrow, at 12:45 o'clock, on board the British steamship Ravem dale, at the Champion Compress dock,conducted by the Young Men's Prayer Meeting Association.- The Lutheran Chnrch, English services will be held !nSt Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church at 11 a. ni. to-morrow, and at 8 p. m.4 in German. In both services the Holy Communion will be adminis tered. The Sunday School will meet at 3 p. m., instead of 9:30 a. in. City Cqr4? Mayor Fowler disposed of the fol lowing cases this morning: James Anderson, disorderly con duct, $20 or 30 days. Walter Patrick aqd Elias Sweet, disorderly oonduct, judgment sus-. pended on condition that their par ents punish then), Jno. Taylor, assault and battery, judgment suspended upon payment of costs. B. H. Harrison, tramp, case con tinued. Kobbed While he Slept. Mr. William Struthers, whq re sides on Eighth and MarHey streets, was robbed hetwe.en, midnight las igh,t ad daylight this morning. Tle burglar prized open, the shut ters of a window in Mv- Strnthevs bedroom aqd yeched in and took out his pants th pockets of which he rifled. Mr. Strqthers had, 15, In one of the pockets a.nd this the ras cal walked. Qff with. The other ar ticles contained therein were not dis turbed. There is no clue as yet. The Lecture Last Nil Dr. Pritchard lecture last uight at the Brooklyn Baptist Church, the third of the series, drew togeth er a another large and deeply Inter ested congregation. The reverend gentleman spoke then of "Naples Vesuvius and Pompeii" aud he was listened to with close aud absorbed attention. The interest in these lectures, which are delievered week ly for.the benefitof the church fund, is growing rapidly and w dotibb' tf ' a more interesting Ejfiies has neen, delivered; ere' 'imny yearfe. ' Hapjrdly Bfcrrie Unr yotm,S Mr, J. V. Hark- erQJe' .qf iuost popular, most palita vnd most faithful conductors on he W. C. & A R. II., was united In holy wedlock to Miss Jessie. Ad kins, only daughter of Mr. Andrew Ad kins, of Adkins. S. C.,on Thurs- day night, Oct. 4th at the b$jyfy& noine. nie napnv vootut caui)it! noiiH in i;tv. mm... ..m, left on last pigJiVvaiw (or a trip ! have niarle Avainscoatini aivd mar- j have r tr TMoiu AA'iiJ"-Wa 1 ble stairs, lesulin" tt tbnrini-si..'i!id i I t ' - . . . . the eeihrir tr v- fwi i.-.ii- from No. oner anr comsratulat ons aud extend i : ;..u.. v ' 7 . -'V above t , -. . , ; , i my oiux wisikis. mac l w;w Mr i. m wa lYtsiiea iw uicm ir - anie io i6)if?r4e ivervthing to vou, ; all of my and happy life. but l,cajU onlY. say that if will be oct l iw.; The Streets of New York. - . OnMonday andTuesday nights the above, realistic drama will . be pre sented to the citizens of Wilmington. The company are now bound South ward on a tour. They have played in the cities of Virginia and to large houses. They were in Norfolk last Monday and the Virginian has this to say of their appearance there: The "Streets of New York" was presented last night at the Academy, of Music in grand style. Kilday's conception of Tom Badger is novel anil realistic, . much better than Frank Mayo's version. The whole piece shapes different, and brings the' inany characters out better. M&g-Llbbie Kirke, as' Bob. the Boot Black, was natural, ami her song, "Can You Tell Me the Reason Why? ' made a decided "hit. Miss Laura Pahuer,s as Aluda Bloodgood, the heartless coquette, and Mrs. Fair weather, showed her versatility as an- excellent actress. Frank I. Frayne, Jr., as Dan, did his part up in histrionic style, a chip of the old block, x Edgar Owens, as Gideon Bloodgood, brought out the full merit of the part. In fact it is a good company. The fire scene in the fifth act was natural, real fire men and hose carriage right from our department, Jules S. Kussel, the manager, can congratulate himself in having a good piece and a first-class company to present it. The house was crowd ed last nightaloft and well-filled be low, and should be so to-night, as the piece presents a picture of New Y ork and trials of the poor. Qran'i Fine Company. Millocker's opera, "The Black Hussar," was presented last night at the Opera House by the Jules Gran Opera Company to a fairly large audience. The company is a good one. The principal characters were well sustained and to the thorough satisfaction of all present, and the chorus was parti sularly fine. Miss Jesse Hatcher, as "Minna," was sim ply charming. Miss lay Douglas as "Rosetta," rendered her able as sistance, and delighted the audience by her exquisite rendition of the song, v"OJ He, Mama," .Miss Ray mond, as.Miiaruarav" gave a natural and life-like portrayal. Mr. Her man Waldo, as "The Black Hussar,' is a very good actor, with a sweet, mellow and well traind voice. My-.' Freas, as "Hackenback" and Mr. Clayton, as "Pinkoro,"' kept the audience in roars of laughter by thpir witty sayings. Mr. Car as "Miffln, an Actor," acquitted him self creditably. There was a matinee this after- noon, at which was presented "The Queen's Lace Handkerchief," and to-night the company will conclude their engagement here with 44Er minie," This is the first time that this beautiful little opera has been presented in Wilmington and all who wish to see a good entertain ment should attend." Judging by the looks of the box sheet at this writing there will be. a big audience to see it, QUI BIRMINGHAM LETTEli Dear Review We are now hav ing very cool weather here. Have had frost once or twice in the xjast week, and expect it again. It is very welcome, for the yellow fever had a great many frightened in this part of the country, but I do not think the "Magic City" was in dan ger, f dr we can boast of the health iest city in the South, and on that has as fine a seweragsyste-m as anv South or North, It is quite laughable to read of suudl plaoes of about 150 or 300 in habitants quarantining against the world.- Such places, in my opiniou, should have a white washed fence put around them, forty feet high. Why, one small place in Mississippi quarantined against the United States and Arkansas as if Arkansas was not in the United States. 'What fools these mortals be!" The season for operatic tnA theatrical entertainments iivs, at last, opened, and we- ha.v hod Wil son, the kino cJt mkystrelsy with ns, and Titfcm in "Stmek Gas." Both draw &6od' iipuses and Tuesday niglit we. hd Thoa, W. Keene in iclieljienan Uiehardlll" in which he has no- equaL The northern cjtiea aU hiiuand justly too the UestRiQhelieu on the American stage. have Mary Anderson, Lotta, Patti linsa. f udmitt now ' married K Alnii-! PixleV; and Marie PrescotC Alsiv') AND AFTEK w-mobkow: I WILL Booth and Barrett, Lonfc J,nes and ! open aFlrst Class Bar and iJbstaurant at the Marie Wainwright,; Vd Warde, - i?olt. IVvniti rwt itnitn I corner of Princess and ..Second .streets, where " : .t - m"t- favorite, aiiioiur favorite! n t these ar no all. 'Ue, Caldwell H( Louse, a. new ., , i ne-hotel, i nearly completed, and : I . .. : s.. i ; -ii auv mnsiien we win, iiav v. NKW AD V E IfcT i S B M. K NTS. OF E NDID DRY GOODS AND CARPETS, AET SGiTXAJEtES, OIHEj OXj03E3CS--Ali Widths, FANCY; M4TTINGS," POLES; , i. Curtains, Furniture Da WJPJD OW.rSHA'PE8;: We arc selling LARGE QUANTITIES of Shades, as we are prepared to suit ALL .who call; the prices ruling so very low for . all grades of goods ! . V out 6 magnificent. We now have a glass factory here which is turning out very good work. It has just begun and expects to do quite-an extensive business." The business outlook is now bet ter than it has been for some months past and the merchants are brighter, too. f-yj The dummy lines here are doing an excellent business and the East Birmingham Dummy Line, of which Mr. Geo. C. Kelley is president, ex pects some new fine cars in a few weeks. It claims the finest road in or near the city. They rim from the Magic City to Gate City and Iron dale, a distance of 8 or 10 miles. Hurrah for B ham! so says the Dickey Bird. Birmingham, Ala, Oct. 3, '88. The Register of Deeds last week issued marriage licenses to two couples, one white and one colored. i Give the Values. If "A, H. P." will give the value of the groat and orown used in his problem I will answer it. I figure a groat as 8 cts., a silver crown $1.07, and a gold crown $5.81. Bertha. Do This by Mental Arithmetic. A. had a list of chickens of which a fox killed 2-5th, a hawk caught 41 and l-7th of them died. He had 13 remaining. How uiany had he at first? How many did the fox kill? How many did the hawk catch and hqw many died? Bertha. Headquarters for Powder, Shot, Caps, Cartridges and Ammunition of all kinds is at Jacobi's Hdw. De pot. Shells loaded at a moment's notice. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. TransparentGlycerine Alco vna Soap IS EQUAL ,IN EVERY RESPECT TO THE expensive Toilet Soaps sold. We offer you 3 Cakes for 25 cents, and If you see it you will buy It. , munds brothers. Establlshod 15 years. oct 6 OPERA HOUSE. TWO SIGHTS, Monday &Tuesday,0ct. 8&9 . FRANK KILDAT. IN BOUCICAULT'S GREAT MELO-DKAMA, - "Streets of Nw York.5' - A CARLOAD OF NEWSCENERY. UNION SQUARE BY MOONXIGnT, FIVE POINTS. V .:.. BAXTER STREET, Etc. Greatest Fire Scene Ever Witnessed. Box. Sheet open Monday. . . oct6 3t Wilmington Seacoast R. R, ' Schedule, Sunday, 'October 7: . IJltMXH. WILL RUN AS FOLLOWS: i-eavtng Wilmington at 30 p. m. Leaving Hammocks at fi.DO p. m. " JAS. II. CHADBOURN, Jb., oct g It i Cieneral Manager. flluies Wanted. "lyj-ULES ONE PAIR WANTED. LARGE, Younsr and First Class in all respects. 3. A. SPRINGER, oct 5 central Wood and Coal Yard. New Bar. I xviu keeD the nnrsr. Wines. Llouors and Ci- . jars, and also New River Oysters. Give nie a call. JOHN KOCH. rJBoant and Lodging by the Day, Week or Month. oct Sly Removed EMOVED MY SHIRT FACTORY 27 Market street to No. 122. two dore avlor s Bazaar, formerly occupiea dy Greenbur". where I wlUbeglad to have old customers and new ones to caiL - J. ELSBACU. NEW ADVERTISgMEKTS aslis . iUJ. n3cIiitiro, NORTH FRONT STREET. Entire NewReglstration; JT A MEETING OF THE BOARD OF COM missioners of JNew Hanover County, held Sep tember 3rd, A. D. 1888, It was j .; ( ; . Ordered, tnat tnere bo an entire IJew lieiris tration of all Voters In the County. I ' I hereby give notice, In accordance with Section 2C75 of the Election taws of North Carolina, that the Registration Books will be opened on Tuesday, the 2nd day of October, 888, and for thirty days tho reafter. Sundays excepted, at the following: places. . ; 1 " Registration, Hours . The undersigned, Registrars of the different Wards and Divisions in Wilmington Town ship, have decided upon tho f oliowlng hours for registration: From 9 o'clock A. M. to 2 o'clock p. M. and from 3 O'clock P. M. to 5 o'clock p. M., and on the last day will be open ed from 9 o'clock A.M. to 6 o'clockP. M. First Ward First Division W. Mc. Evpns, Registrar. Registering place at Wm. Mc. Evans' Store, next door to Wm. H. Strauss' office, on Fourth, Detween Bladen and Harnett streets. Polling place at W. II. Strauss' ofiice. on Fourth, between Bladen and Harnett streets. . ; First Ward Second Division ClLnarrlss, Registrar. Registering at corner of Fou rt h and Brunswick streets. Polling place at En gine House near the corner of Sixth and Brunswick streets. First Ward Third Division James Jones, Registrar. Registering and Polling place on Northeast corner of Gwln and Dickinson streets, City Hospital Lot. : . .' Second Ward W. B. Bow den, Itegistrar Registering and Polling placo at Court House ' Third Ward F. d. SIngletary, Registrar. , Registering at c. D. Jacobs' store,, corner of : Fourth and Princess streets. . Polling place at Glblem Lodge. . ., ; . Fourth Ward W J Rosenthal, Registrar. Registering and Polling place at Cape Fear Engine House. - - - ; . Fifth Ward First Divlslon-Jesse W. Dlck sey. Registrar. Registering and Polling place at Fifth Ward Market House. Fifth Ward Second Division Joseph II Hanby, Registrar. Registering at J. IL Han- by's store, corner Eighth and Dock streets. Polling place on Ninth, between Castle and Queen streets. - . . . . . s OUTSIDE TOWNSHIPS. v . Federal Point J. XL Home, Registrar! Reg istering and Polling at usual place. . , ' . Masonboro Benjamin Farrow, Itegistrar Registering and Polling place at Masonboro HalL . . - - , Harnett James N Macomber, Registrar. Registering and Polling at Hall near Macom ber's Store. Cape Fear James Cowan, Registrar. Reg istering and Polling at usual place. . ' J. E. SAMPSON, . Register of Deeds. (Star and Messenger copy) sept 29 4w s School Books. gCHOOLBOOKS, . For rrivate and Public Schools. AU4NEW STOCK CAN BE BOUGHT CHEAP- '- ' . :rEsrAT;---''' v HEINSBERGER'S. Pictures and Cards rpo ORNAMENT YOUR ROOMS, ALSO Brackets of ' every description.1 For sale cheap at . HEINSBEBferER'S. Blank Books, pAPER, ENVELOPES, INK, STEEL PENS, Pencils and rapjer Bags Cheap atT ' ; HEINSBERGER'S Prescriptions CCURATELY COMPOUNDED. PATENT Medicines, Toilet Articles, &c Prices reason ablei' A trial is asked. " - - JAMES if. 3IUNDS, Agt, - : Drug-nst, oct 3 r Princess st.,bet. Front & ecoud. Pink and White Gossamer, T HTLOW'S SWEET SIXTEEN AND SWA N lown Face Powders. Also a full line of Dm AJhemicals, Patent Medicines, Tohet Artitlt -s, Perfumes, ere. ar ' . I. C 'MILLER'S, i . , -iru'; ,st.re. - , Corner Fourth imd Nun Sts.,.. P. S. Prescriptions tilled at all hours, my or nl-jht. , it-i t ii ti