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THIS PAPER jusned every evening, Sundays excepted P J0Sn. t. JAMES, Editor and Prop. SUBSCRIPTION POSTAGE PAID: oss year f4'oa SLc montha Tliree months. $1.00. one month, 35 Cents. TW pper wiU be delivered by carriers, free ctxrC, m any part of the city, at the above , nres. or 10 cents per weefr; . ' -Advertising rates low and liberal, .y- subscrlber3 will please report any and ja failures to receive their paper regularly. La 1A jnfailing Specific for LiYer Diseas:; Mr8DTfin5i Bitter or bad taste i i J! Mi I UitiOi mouth; tongue coat-d l,ito or covered with a brown lur : pain i ; -ae hack, sides, or joints ;;ten mistaken . vt Rheumatism; hour slomach; lvs ot : ijrfiit.-; .soraetinwa nr.usea and "wter ,'h. or iiiu'.jrsttuu ; -liutuiciu-y r.nd ttcvi V3K:ttWn-: L-uwcJs attrrnaUly .'"cettvo,, r"V- ever: 'restlessness: thy urine la' ' -1 b-rh coiorcd, and, U" allowed to do--.it i fu?diir.enf . . .'"JP.ELr VEdCTABLE) . . -r.'i' " ro-i in south to arouse '. ;Livr to a healthy action.. - . , J a n d S P W E L S AN CtniTOAL S?3.RC FCP. - Uocl Complaints, -"d -.p.-ia. Sick Iltaclie, j insrl .jfion, Diiiortsnes, :T Af"-'ioKH, Janucheo, "."i.-i f il Degression, .Colic, f r. -, l :Uc u-e of J Millions of Battles, as zi sat fjss&y. GSHHCiriE f , :.i.ii. :. for Adults. ar.J f.j the Aged. f CN.'.Y CZTiUlNE of Wrapper. H. leTtn & Co., Philadelphia, Pa., , . Vrlce. Sl.OO novate lsrpdJtwly ensat ISiAND BEAOH HOTEL, AT THE HAMMOCKS. i A New and Elegant Hotel WITH ALL THE FACILITIES FOR PLEASURING GUESTS. WITHIN ONLY liirly Minnies': Bide from Wilmington ! and commanding a beautiful ' i.tiMw v.hU-liouaht to have borm tone; ' tkiv; iiW "? rjt: n llik-Jc. yellovr ep . t ho - fAn ::v.l vi : ' n dry ( VIEW . OF THE 00EAN. Hoard at lleasonable Kates. For further particulars apply to " W. A. BRYAN. augSTtf Wilmington, N. C. Fresli Fish Every Day IffE ARE NOW PREPARED TO SIIIP ALL IT - . - Unas of Fish on short notice, - Q. G. ASIAN & CO. sept 24 Dock St., bet. Front -and Water. The Stokley House, 1JAKTIES IN WANT OP ACCOMMODA ons at Wrightsville will find the STOKLEY Board hy the 'day; week or month at low rues. . . Pte Fish suppers to order at any hour dur inguie evening. wiot tne delicacies of salt water,flsh,crabs, shrimps, Ac, furnished to guests. Saning Boats, FisMngBoats,Flsning Tackle, trumished on short notice. "Sroey House fronts the water and is Hoin JOOjards ot the Depot. W. II. STOKXEY, Jeistf .. . proprietor. CAUTIOW Eew-ire cj Fraud, as my name and the price tnpel on the bottom ot all my advertised tiore leaving the factory, -which protect wBarers against hhrh prices and Inferior goods. iMater offers wTX. Ioiigla shoes at a,re jPrtce or "79 he has them without my name jgWce etamped on the bottom, put him down as V. L. BOUGLAS 53 SHOE only calf g3 SEAMLESS Shoe smooth KM TACK8 or WAX THREAD to VfVgj easy as hand-sewed apd WIJX S 'iib riqUGULS 84 SHOE, the original w4iv.U,ui-ewed wflt $4 6hoe. Equals cus- TT?ie1S50 ostin f rora $6 to $3. fciUh PUGLAS S3.SO POLICE SPOE. Swhina Md Jt Carriers aUwearthem, aHand-SewedShoe, NoTmM W.i TT?f:V.to mrt the feet. TtCIV68 3-0 SHOE is unexcelled JX. V ??flVst sh tor the price. AHn?(H8 "WORKING P.OK ls the best in the world for t.W. L. i wVi" tairr,ou zht to man a year, htvfet 5?k1I?,L5S SHOE FOR BOYS 7iT,LGLAS S1-'5 YOUTH'S School i22 Vro!SonFess'B,,tton and Ice. If not '"""-""" n. VONGLAnN, Wllmlnston.lN.ic. VOL XII. Who says North Carolina will not ive Cleveland 40,000 majority? We are almost inclined to make it 50, 000. V Flour is still on the advance. It jumped up to $7.75 at wholesale in 'New York on Saturday and is look ing steadily towards $10 -in a very snort time. The New York Evening Po pub lishes a letter from Curl Schurz, now inEurope,whereinhe says that he will feel it his duty to yote for Cleveland and Tlmrnian if he . gets home in time for the election. W. Or. PearsOn," the colored chair- man'of the Republican committee in Durham county, has stepped down and out,- and in doings so he inti mates that he may vote the Demo cratic ticket. And yet Durham is called a close county. m Mr. Thos. B. Barry, of Michigan, a member of the General Executive Board of the Knights of Labor, has resigned that position. In doing so he take advantage of" the opportu nity to make some very severe ani madversions on Mr. Powderly. Another $10,000 bet was recorded in New York on Friday. Chairman Quay is said to have devoted $100, 000 of the big campaign fund con tributed by the monopolists, trusts and combines to stakes on Harrison, so as to boost the failing cause. Every dollar of it will .be taken just as soon as it is offered. One-fifth has already been pledged. . A silver quarter turned up in Brooklyn the other day that beat the experts. Some said it was a counterfeit and others that it was 4 genuine. It passed through the hands of several banking cashiers and clerks and opinions differed de cidedly as to its genuineness. It was finally sent to the Treasury De partment at Washington City and after the usual dignified delay came back with a judgment pronouncing it a genuine coin. ThePresident and the next Vice President were to have spent Sun day quietly at the former's subur ban residence of Oak View, near Washington. One cyi imagine these two glorious representatives of fine Democratic principles seated oppo site each other in quiet, after-dinner converse, and Grover's smiling re sponse to a remark from the old Roman: "No, Judge, I have no fears whatever as to the result. am as confident of the success of our ticket in November as that you are now sitting opposite to me and that the sun is shining outside." Forbearance and self control smooth the road of life, and open many ways which would otherwise remain closed. : i Index to New advertisements. M M Katz Dress Goods. J li Fakbar Don't Delay aiFXDS Bros Pharmacists IlEINSBBROSB -SChOOjS BOOkS R 11 McIntibe Splendid Display IIuske & Draper Announcement Opera House Butts' New Paintings F C Miller Pink- and White Gossamer For other locals see fourth page. The Eastern Baptist Association meets at Warsaw to morrow. Indications. For North Carolina, fair and cool er weather. Window Glass, by the box or light. Save money by buying from Jacobi's Hdw. Dppot. t Fishenuen will find the cheapest place for Gill Twine, Rope, etc., is at Jacobi's Hdw. Depot. t 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 t Notice boys ! You cau get a Bracket Saw Frama wth Saw com plete, at Jacobi's Hr4ware Depot, for 15 cents. ' A large stock of Heatina and CookingSjoves uan he seen at Jaco bi's Hardware Depot. HehasSrOyes at prices'that will astonish you. t The many remarkable curesHood's Sarsaparilla accomplishes are suffi cientproof that it does possess pecu liar curative powers. 'v ilmington; n. "c.V monda YrdcTOBER 8, The receipts of cotton at this' port to day foot up 1,950 bales. ; ; Judge Rus&ell was advertised to speak in Raleigh on Saturday night and a. large crowd of 'savages" were on hand to hear him, but he failed to put in an appearance, v ; ,r Thanks to Bro Hackney, of the Durham liecorder, for an invitation to attend the Durham Exposition, to beheld on the Wednesday, Thurs day and Friday of this weeki ' - Let us congratulate pur, bJtethren of the Durham Plant on itsSatur day's issue txf that paper. . f t fs an4 Exposition issue and it is about the handsomest specimen of the typo graphic art ever issued in North Carolina. Headquarters for Powder, Caps, Cartridges and Ammunition of all kinds is at Jacobi's Hdw. De pot. Shells loaded at a moment's notice. Messrs. Jul. S. Kusel, the Mana ger, and Mr. Frank Kilday, the leading actor in the "Streets of New York," paid us a very pleasant visit to-day, which we will be glad to have them repeat at any time. Mr. James H. Chadbourn, Gen eral Manager of the Seacoast R. R., has invited the "Streets of New York" Company to a ride down to the Hummocks to-morrow after noon, and they have accepted the invitation. The members of the Grau Opera Opera Company went down to the Hammocks yesterday afternoon and they do say that they were raven ously hungry and thirsty when they got there and that they didn't leave a bite or a drop especialy the drop when they left there. . Stuck pn the Bar. The British steamer Gaboon, for this city, loaded with salt, went ashore on Cape Fear bar at 10:30 o'clock this morning. The vessel for some cause, would not answer to heir helm! ' Part of her cargo will he thrown overboard1 to lighten her and the steamer will probably, float on high water to-night. Butt's New Panorama. Mr. Arthur L. Butt's new pano rama will be exhibited at the Opera House in this city on Wenesday nigbt. As Mr. "Butt's engagement hereis limited to one night all who wish to see this new work by our North Carolina artist should attend It is a temperance panorama and J V r. mere are jjs principal scenes, or views. The general admission is only 35 cents for adults, but reserved seats may be secured for 35 cents, at Mr. Heinsberger's to-morrow morn- ing. The Doors Thrown Open, Messrs. Huske and Draper threw open to the public to-day the doors of their new fashionable dry goods emporium and all of the forenoon up to a late dinner hour the store was thronged with ladies and the sales were large. These gentlemen are located in the handsome and eommodiousstqreat Nq. Ill Market street, so long occupied by Mr. Julius Samson, wb,q has lately re tired from the business. It has been handsqmely fitted up for them aqd they 1o,q opened there a beautiful line of staple and fancy dry goods. They have both had an extended experience in tha tjusiness and Mr. Draper we haVeal wnys heard spoken, of as one of the best judges of dry goods in the coun try. Messrs. Jeff Beery and Aubrey Wash, whqare also experienced in the business, are with the new finn Personal, Dr. K. 4. Bowers, of Pender coun-: ty, was in trie city to-day and paid us a pleasant little visit. Our clever friend, Mr. Jameiiyon, of Laurinburg, is, Ufcre to-ay on a bref visit and called ii to se.e as. Hon. Q. I Metres is. in Charlotte and will hold Criminal Cqqr tlexe this wee.k. Hqu, Alfred M:. WaddeU spoke in RaleigU on Friday night and to large orowd, , " Messrs. J. G. L. Gieschen and J. W, DuU left here last "night for a little holiday trip to 'Richmond, Washington and Baltimore, and pos sibly Philadelphia and New YorK. Mrs. Mary Newton, one of South - pork's oldest residents, died at that place yesterday in her 92d year. She was good and kind to all and none knew her but to love her. The Scoundrel! . . A sneak, thief slipped into the bed room of Mrs. J. W. O wens, who keeps a boarding house on Dock street, about 5 o'clock Friday even ing and stole about $65 which Mrs. Owens had placed in a small tin box and put under her pillow. Mrs. Owens suspects some one must have seen her put it there. . ( - City Court. , There was quite a large crowd gathered at the City Court this morning and the; following ; cases were disposed of as f ollows: ATcTife Ray 'and Frank Thompson, cruelty to animals, continued. Norman Li ndsey, disorderly con duct, $5 or 10 days. James Hill and Moses Hill, disor derly conduct Moses was discharged and James way fined $20 or 30 days. Eliza Brown and Hauch Davis, disorderly conduct, judgment sus pended upon payment of costs. ObadiahJenkins, disorderly, trans ferred to Justice Walker Meares. Said to be a Good Thing. "The Streets of New York" has never been presented' here but a gentleman who 4 has seen it in a Northern city tells us that it is a very fine piece.-. The company who are to present it here to-night is said to be a very good one. Mr. J. S. Kusel, a manager of experience, is in charge and Mr. Frank Kilday will personate the principal charac ter.. They brought with them a carload of scenery and will present some fi,neviews of New York at night. The fire scene is said to be an exceptionaly good thing. The company will play here to-night and to-morrow night. Run Over and Killed. A white man, a stranger, who was evidently about 35 or 38 years of age, was run oyer and killed last n.ight, about 8 o'clock, at the Union Depot yard. ' He was a passenger on the 7:40 train and it seems had wan uerea out; jjiTp-.tne. .vara t two, or three hundred yards East of the de pot, while waiting for the Southern train to start. The shifting engine for the W. C. & A. R. R., No. 110, was engaged in making up, a train and while baeking up the yard rat over the unfortunate man. Both leg's were cut off below the . knee and there was a severe fracture, on the side of his head. The remains were taken up and to-day were interred in a handsome metallic coffin. The man was a stranger here and the only means of identify ine: him is by the name on his trunk, which is that of W. F. Mullen. He had in his possession $10 in money, $9 in paper and $1 in siiver a watch and chain, a bunch ofkeys ofc, He was well dressed. Coroner Miller held an inquest over the remains to-day and the verdict rendered by the jury is that "the deceased, W. F. Mullen, came to his. death by being run over on the. W. & W. R. R., by engine No. 110, in charge of Engineer W. F. Brandt." It strange that the deceased should have been out on the yard, in a strange town, at night with an on-. gine moving about on the different tracks, and there s probabiy a mys tery here. vhfcb, m,a,y Uever be clear ed np. Oja.fi part of it, however, is knpwn. It is a little word of two syllables and seven letters, and they spel "whiskey." ; V The unfortunate man had been drinking freely. He was from New York bound for Charleston, at least the ticket he held so stated Mr. Fran k Kil day, th $ star of the 'Streets of New York," Company, met him in ha smoker on the train and he tells. usthas the man drank frequently on the. way down the W. & W. R. R. He imagined that Mr. K. was a de tective (nd told him. that he would go back with him from this cit A? oa tim.e he ran hia hand Wi ht breastpocket ajV o$eredy to gn hjis iuqrey to. Mv Kilday WOQ 5? course refused it, MrvK eWs that the man was evidently crazed by liquor and eailed the attention of the porter to this effect. He after- wartlS saw a man, another stranger, i seat himself by Mullen and put his, arm around him and talk to him fa- miliarly and he thought that this was his friend and that he would be taken care of. What became of this , friend has not yet transpired. j Answer to Bertha's Puzzle of Oct. O. A had on hand 105 chickens. Two-fifths killed by fox 42 One-Third caught by One-Seventh died 15. nawK t Lost, 92, Left on hand, 13. Q; E. Df isss. NO 209. NEW ADVI3RTISEW KJfTH.v 6 PERAliOUSE. ONE NIGHT ONLY. Wednesday Night, Oct. 10. A RTHtnVjL; BUTTS' NEW PAINTINGS. JUST COMPLETED. - Secure your Seats. ADMISSION Children under twelve 15 cenf s. Adults 25 cents. Reserved Seats 35 cents. lieserved Seats on sale at Iielnsherjrer's oct8St v OPERA H O USE.; TWO HrUHTS, Monday &Tuesday,0ct. 8&9 FEANZ KILDAY, ". IN - :...v-. BOUCICAULT'S GREAT MELO-DRAMA, - "Streets of Jew lorfe." - i - . 1 A CARLOAD OF NEW SCENERY. UNION SQUARE BY MOONLIGHT, FIVE POINTS, BAXTER STREET, Etc. Greatest Fire Scene Ever Witnessed. Box Sheet open Monday. oct6 3t o n't Delay. END YOUR BROKEN OR INJURED FUR- niture to me and I will repair it promptly and at low prices. v I propose to make my living this way andl will do the work well and will not charge too much for doing it. Call and see some of the repairs I have already made. I win also re pair Sewing1 Machines, Musical Instruments, &c, as well as Furniture. ;will cheerfully give estimates or prohaole cost ol repairs, come and see me. J. B. FARRAR. oct 8 No. 11 N. Second st. ANNOUNCEMENT! No. Ill Market St , WILL nAVE THEIR Grand Opening ON October 8th. RY GOODS, DRESS GOODS, X JTn , SHAWLS, AND -o- ELEQANT LINE OF Table Linen, Napkins, Towels, Rugs, Upholstering Goods ! A BEAUTIFUL STOCK OF v Portierres & LaceOurtains ;"'::; - o A FULL LINE OF IC1D CLOVES, Corsets and Fancy Goods A Large and Well Selected Stock of Domestic Goods from all the lead ing lnanufactories. A cordial invi tation is extended to the public to call and see our ENTIRELY NEW Stock of Fashionable Goods. oct 8 tf f HIM, MOKTDAY D Underwear r rransparentGlycerine Alco I na Soap IS EQUAL IN EERY RESPECT TO TIIE expensive Toilet Soaps sold. We offer you 3 Cakes foriJ,"5 cents, and if you see it you will tmy it. MUNUS BROTHERS. " ' JEstahUsl:ed 3,5 years, octe . We T7iH;tQ Ud to receive tr.rr.Tnrr'-"'' :, from oar fjiend3 on any trd allstitjccf general Interest, hut - ' The name of the Writer must aiway3 to t:. r nished to the Editor. . . Cmmnnicatlons must be written cziy t one iade of tlie paper, H V1. Personalities must he avoided, And it la especially and particularly tr : stood that the Editor does not always cr.j: -.. tneTlews f correspondents anles3 so sfr.K. m the editorial columns. . ' LATEST NOVELTIE n IN DRESS GOOBC AND TRIMMIIGC -AT lff.M."E r CASH J0USE. Beautiful Line of Sillcs. A LIMITED QUANTITY) F - worth 81.25 for cents. ; 38-inch flenrictfa iiiislied Caskere, reduced to 25c. per yard, ' . Ray e Lama, Plaid & Fancies, worth 75 c for 480. per yard. 55-LCfl PARISMDANEEK "CLCTU, worth'81.50 for 93 cents. FULL LINE OF OPENED.- 4 ' 15AKGAIN DAY, October 11th. CASHH0USE, 116rJlarIcetStreot, WILMINGTON, N. C. N. B. All orders received will bo 'attended to at once, goods being sblppod same day as the order is received. V ' oct 8 School Booltc. S CHOOL BOOKS, For Private and Public Schools. ALLJNEW STOCK CAN BE BOUGHT CIIEAPr HEINSBERGER'S. Pictures and Cards IJIO ORNAMENT YOUB ROOMS, . ALSO Brackets of every description. . For sale cheap at V- - HEINSBEBGER'S. Blank Bookc, jpAPER, ENVELOPES, INK, STEEL PENS, Pencils and paper Bags - ' ; 1 , CHeap at HEINSBERGER'S. OCt 5 rJules Wan tod. jyTULES ONE PAIR WANTED. LARGE, Young and First Class in all respects. ' J. A. SPRINGER, oct 5 centrar Wood and Coal Yard, RJewBar. QN AND AFTER TO-MORROW I WI LL open a First Class Bar and Restaurant at the corner of Princess and Second streets, tviK i o I will keep the finest Wines, Llquor3 and Ci gars, and also New RlveT Oysters. Give irv.; a call. JOlINKoen. ta?"Board and Lodsinz by the Day. Wee ucr Month. ; octoly f - wm w ii .- ' - Ii ii "Li - i ii i I'm -i - Pink and White Gossamer, 'HXO W'S SWEET SIXTEEN AND 8 WAN Down Face Powders. Also a full line of Drc-rs, Chemicals, Patent Aediclnes, Tohct Artici. .-s, Pertumes, etc, at F. C. MILLER S, . Drur More. Cornrr Fourth arid Nun Sts.. P. S. I'rescripiion rilled ut til hours. t:.iy crni-hu . . tcrt lit: BLAOKSIBK, THURSDAY. mm
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