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VOL XII. WILMINGTON, N. C, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1888. NO 223.
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In the editorial columns. ,
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I . t iM-y .'.-Vi i ...ncel whon .we sud-UH-.nnoiw:ii?o
that -wo possess a
1 ti.l arruiurtment called "fcimiic4i.
!ih!fvl!h it lsskwi ioltthroiitrh
or.en
pro
live Sisl ixwcr uutl a bl'WniKtcii!ierament
..i.u.. t ir Sink If rn civic tin; thrifts.
vvai;(li'h!;matichuva Constipation,
Jjethe tliiu uud nervousaie abandoned
jjouiy f-r!dlPT. Some dyspeptics
jVondi-iilty I-' . .. ful; others have
'jtlrrHttbUUy oi' U'i..wr. -tjateviT
fT.i lJy"iH.-psi;i may take,
0tbiu 13 certain". .
ftc mulerlyluz cause is
, r in the X.Z9S1Z,
i'on'c IHtxu: mnro Is. equally certain, no
jiVl rvnialn a dyiei:io who will o
It will correct
Aridity of the
Stomach,
Expel foal rases,
--yiJ4 Asit Digestion,
) :jiUanrt at the same
;
time
ttnrl'ih? ZAVSt
to cor2eingf
troubles
v. :f. . f"f"ir'-c .'-: r-cptic. Some
1 1 f : r-.miiki t.iver
i..: !. : t" rn f it has
.'.-t r -. 1 rhU t.l ara-
r t ' .:.!c ( her
s .i.v.-r :it l I feel
1: will
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j.n.
MT38tclstpdJtwiy
ff. A. Martin & Co.,
iSonb Water Street, Wilmlugton, N. a.
Manufacturers of
Iival Stores, Venice and Ink
Turpentine, Lubricating
Oil. Leather Dress
ins: Oils and
ReadyMixed Pains.all Colors
BEEWSTER'S PITCH A SPECIALTY.
Correspondence solicited.
Address BOX B75.
KM .-
"STOELEY'S 99
WE ARE KOW PRE-
pared to accommodate
who may call upon us with the
Tinest Oysters
be had on the Coast. We have made special
jreparatlons for the Season.
Myrtle Grove, Middle and
Stump Sound Oysters
tways on hand.
Rjle desired.
Served promptly and in any
W. II. STOKLEY.
Wrightsvllle,
octlOtf
No. 10.
milll fflLMGIM SEACOAST E. L
Trja'Wllmington,
7.-00 a. m
9030 a. m
t. 2-30 p. m
From Hummocks.
Leave 7:45 a. m.
Leave 1025 a. m.
Leave:...... 5:10p.m.
J. IL CHADBOURN, JR.,
JWli tf General Manager.
CAUTIOR3
ef Fraud, as my name and the prlea
Jamped on the bottom of all rot advertised
.-woeiore leaving the factory: whl
r."?818 &auuthiga. prices ana Jute
lch protect
2V?eroaers W. L Donsias BOoes
rwpnee, or says he has them -wjthout WJ nam
wprlce stamped on the bottom; put aim down M
. L. DOUGLAS
3 SHOE.
roit ' -
GENTLEMEN.
ki70,7 calf S3 SEABfLESS Shoe sroootn
AOTACKS or WAX TlIlU&A.a to
im..eu e&av as hand-siwed: xnd ' V liX.
I. UOTTOT.an SI KTTOT? the original
jSJT toad-sewed welt $4 shoe. Equals cthk
??CQLAS S30 POLICE SHOE.
S3.50 SHOE Is unexcelled
lH)DOLAS WORKINO.
v aai snoe ior me price.
ri vi2-. yyu uiiA .25 working
feo?UOIS U the best In the world to
hi
nTr?ta tne world. '
ror8aie.by
Lilies no twi will liavu th same
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Q EFFECT OCTOBER 15. 1888,AT47 A. M.
. M-
A nrB,i tA hurt . - -
sismeodip
ril. VONGLAHN,
WUmlngton. N.fc.
, The Illinois Democrats will "git
thar." They claim that the State
will go Democratic by 7,000 ina
jority. .
.,' .
Raleigh has organized a "Me
chanics' and Business Men's Demo
cratic Association. A hint for Wil
President Cleveland will visit New
York on Saturday and will review a
big Democratic parade. It is said
that there will be 75,000 men in line.
Instead of a 15,000 majority in
Brooklyn the Democrats are now
talking of 20,000. They have nomi
nated a splendid county ticket.
It is a positive fact, which we
commend to the attention of some
of our friends of little faith, that a
bet of $100 to $90 was made in New
York on Monday night that Cleve
land would carry Illinois.
Q jay's colonization tactics are
being exposed in the newspapers.
He intends, it is said, to throw a
large number of illegal voters into
the Southern tier of counties in New
York. But it won't work. The
Democratic Committee have made
arrangements to nleet this . move.
The supervisors of election will all
be Democrats and the penitentiary
will throw wide its doors to welcome
those detected in this crime.
If the interest which is taken in
the campaign in the Central and
Western parts of the State is any
Indication of the result then North
Carolina will go overwhelmingly
Democratic. The Democratic speak
ers have large and enthusiastic
crowds, while very few turn out to
hear Dockery and his crew and there
seems a woful lack of life in that
few.
Mary Abbott, of Stockton, Cal,
pretty and only 16 years old, wants
to be a cowboy or is it cowboyess?
She was captured at Trowbridge
on Saturday night after an exciting
chase. She is the victim of dime
novels, and says she wishes to be a
cowboy. Her father says Mary de
clared her intention to become a
cowboy while en route to California.
Two or three times she had arisen
at night, saddled a pony and with
provisions, a camping outfit and
a pistol, started for the mountains.
She has, however, each time been
brought back by neighbors.
On Saturday Mary started out
again, first going to her father's barn
armed with two pistols. She re
mained there several hours, and
when discovered fired a shot, scat1
tering her pursuers. A - clergyman
ventured into the barn, hoping to
quiet the girl, but she thrust a pis
tol into his face and he retired.
Mary soon ran out of the ham and
made for the river. The crowd start
ed after her. -
At length a constable fired two
shots over her head, which startled
her, and she sprang into some
bushes. This stopped her progress
aad she was captured.
There are soiue Democrats who
seem to think that Connecticut will
go for Harrison. These, however,
are not located in that State. Read
the following special from New
Haven to the Now York $tqr;
The Democrats of tins city are
greatly elated over the amazing in
crease snown Here in ine applica
tions of new voters "to be made" as
f compared with four years ago. The
total tnis year iujev uaven ismore
than forty-seven hundred, or about
two thousand more than in October,
1884. Of these the Democrats claim
fully two-thirds, and the great ins
crease in the Democratic wards goes
far to confirm their claim. Thus in
the Seventh Ward ut of 514 appli
cations the Democrats allow the Re
publicans only 55. In the Fourth
Ward there are 614 ippl.icati6rrs,: o
whom the Democrats clahn 450, Id
tin Third Ward, also a; Democratic
stronghold, the Democrats concede
to their opponents only thirty-five
applications out of 400. They claim
also a decided majority of reyr vot
ers in the other ward? of the city,
even those that are Republican, a"hd
fix 3,50JO as the lowest majority the
city will give President Cleveland.
Republicans,- while disputing some
of these figures, concede th general
Democratic increase In the nev vot
ing distriots.
Reports from all over the State
sly iuch the same amazing in
observers here a,re, at a loss to ac-!
count for the outside belief that the '
; f ?tA ,e s.hly to f?,r Harnson, as
I the indications for Cleveland, seein ,
. much mora favoraUle tha.thev were;
t l m !... -i
four yeftrs igo
SOB IS "GRATEFUL."
"I wivfnl the life of niv little rrirl
VHeTv.'li iLK y Prompt use of Dr. Acker Eng.
toftZT??' MASS, , I hsh Remedy for Consumption. V
Mrs. Wm. V. Harriman, New York.
ington. Munds Bros., druggists,
LOCAL 3STE-WS.
Ixdbx to Nkw Advertisements.
I Shriek Special Sale
Munds BROS Pharmacists
Grand Tableaux Vivants
Hkinsbergeb Schools Books .
Geo R French & Sons Booming
IIcske & Draper Announcement
Notice To Whom It may Concern
W J Penny New Dry Goods Store
M M Katz Fall and Winter Goods
Attention Rook & Ladder Co- No 1
Mrs E B Wiggins Attention Ladles.
F C Miller Pint and White Gossamer
The receipts of cotton at this port
to day foot up 998 bales.
Window Glass, by the box or light.
Save moneyJ)y buying from Jacobi's
Hdw. Depot. t
Fishermen will find the cheapest
place for Gill Twine, Rope, etc., is
at Jacobi's' Hdw. Depot. t
Very few oysters get here now.
Even the old women from the Sound
are on hand seini-occasionally only.
The most remarkable cures of
scrofula on record have been accom
plished by Hood's Sarsaparilla. Try
it. Sold by all druererists.
All kinds of School Books and
School Supplies - can be bought
cheapestjat Heinsberger's. t
, - ., , ...
If you want a picture framed go
to Heinsberger's. He has a large
assortment of Mouldings to select
from. t
Mr. I. Shrier will sell to-morrow,
and only to-morrow, another lot of
those famous white shirts. See ad
in this issue.
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
The city authorities have received
30 new belts for the police force
xne oia unnorms nave oeen over
hauled and renovated and now look
first rate.
Barque Margarethe, Supplies,
cleared to day for Antwerp, Belgl
urn, with 2,200 casks spirits and 1,043
barrels rosin, valued at $47,607, ship
ped by Messrs Alex. Sprunt & Son.
Mr. W. E. Thigpen, of Chadbourn,
paid us a very pleasant visit this
forenoon. He brought us good news.
from Columbus county. He says
that the white jiien in that county
are simply solid for Cleveland and
Fowle and looks for an increased
majority next month.
The County" Campaign will open
in Brunswick to-norrqw- Mr. Gfeo.
H. Bellamy, Chairman, of the Exe
cutive Committee, who was in the
city to-day, says that we may look
for a good report from the old
county on the first Tuesday in No
vember.
Mr. W. J. Penny, who has recent
ly returned from the Northern ;uar
kets, has now in. store, as pretty and
stylish fi stpek of goods as can be
found in a month of Sundavs. He
has full lines of clothing, boots and
shoes, hats and caps, &c, to which,
attention is invited. He is located
at No. 25 Market street, thircl door
he'ow Mr. Bellamy's drug store,
Tableaux YYHt9i
The grand tableaux vivants given
so successfully at" a recent date in
the Luther Memorial Building will
be repeated on Thursday, November
8th, in response to a general desire
on the part of our people. The pro
ceeds are for a good cause . and the
rates of admission are very o,w-r
only 15 cents for aduU and. 10 cents
r -I'll i
ior cnuuren,
Th Parade To-BIorrow.
Ti:S white firemen of this city wil1
appear on parade tompjiow, to
welcome into the department the
handsome new truck recently pur
chased for Wilmington Hook ancl
Ladder Co. No. 1. The line, of aiar,jh
has, already been published by us.
The Mayor will present it at the.
City all ito tjl?.e Company. It will
be received, by Chief OJden.bvtteJ,
who will then turn. Jt oyer to the
Hook and Ladder Company, ilr. E.
"H "Frppiuan. in bfhalf nf tliA om
of christening the new truck will be
performed by Masters Clayton Giles,
jr,, and Arthur Relden.
Parmele in behalf of
rmeiet in nV' o
.ntvc mil I than tt
the other
Minnanips will then deliver an ad-
w.. ipf-, w . 1 - - -
; dross of welcome and congratulation
! to the Hook and Ladder Company.
i - i
Happiness supreme. This is the
condition of all who have been wise
and purchased Stoves at Jacobi's
Hdwv Depot. .
Low neck dresses are going to be
very popular with the lovely young
dudines, because if they should
catch cold wearing them, haven't
they got Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup to
cure them?. .
Carolina Oil and Creosote Company.
The annual meeting of the stock
holders of this Company was held
at the office in this city . yesterday;
Dr. A. J. DeRosset was called to
the chair and Mr. J. N. Sebreil was
requested to act as secretary.
After a very satisfactory report as
to the condition of the Company,
the following officers were elected
for the ensuing year., viz:
Presidentj-W.P- Canailay.
General Manager J. N. Sebreil.
Secretary and Treasurer Wm.
Mahone, Jr.
Directors William Mahone, of
Virginia; Warner Miller, of New
York; M. C. Butler, of South Caro
lina; George West, of New York;
J. F. Divine, R. E. Heide, W. P.
Canaday, J. N. Sebreil, of Wilming
ton, N. C. ; E. R. Brink, of Fernan-
dina, Fla.
JanauscheK.
The largest audience of the season
last night greeted Madame Janaus
chek and her really admirable com
pany on their appearance" at the
Opera House. Those who expected
a splendid representation were not
disappointed. Mada'me Janauschek
as Lady Macbeth was superb; it is
said to be one of her best persona
tions. She was well sustained by
Mr. Chaplin as Macbeth and Mr,
Stuart as Macduff, and the entire
caste, w hich was all very good.
To-night, the last of the short sea
son, Meg Merrilies will be presented,
with Mr. Chaplin as Dandy Din
mont,Mr. Stuart as Henry Bertram,
Mr. Crawford as Guy Mannering
and Mr. Power as Dominie Samp
son, while Miss Barron will person
ate Julia Mannering; Miss Bur
roughs. Lucy Bertram; Mrs. Craw
ford, Mrs. McCandish, and Miss Cor-
tez, Flora. . The play will be given
in its entirety, as the troupe will not
leave Wilmington to night, b.ut wil
remain over here and take the train
for Charlotte jct-war-row morning
Board of Aldermen.
A called meeting of the Board of
Aldermen was held yesterday after
noon to consider a proposed amend
ment to the Market Ordinance. All
the members of the Board were
present and Mayor Fowler presided.
Alderman Ricaud, Chairman of
the Committee on Markets, stated
the necessity for amending the ordi
nance concerning markets, and read
the following, which had been pre
pared by the City Attorney:
That section six of aaid ordinance
be amended so, to read as follows:
It shall not be lawful for any person
q sefl or expose or offer for sale,
any fresh meats, beef, pork, mutton
goat or venison in any quantity less
than quarters at an,y other place
within the corporate limits of the
city of "WM1".0011 than the stalls of
the pub,Uc market houses of said
cHy; "or shall it be lawlnl to sell or
expose or offer for sale until after 40
o'dlock a., m-i my fresh meats, hep,
pork, WVtftan, goat or venter y
quarters, or any fishl crabs, terra
pins, turtles, oysters or other shell
fish, or any vegetables at any place
within the limits of the city, except
at the markets on Front and Water
streets (between Dock and Orange
streets) and on Fourth and Camp
bell streets, and such other places
as are or may Ue established by
the Board o Aldermen as pub
lic iiiaevi; nor shall it be lawful
ior any huckster to expose any of
the above n'uned articles fox sale
from any cart or other- vehicles,
standing on any street, alley or va
cant lot, excent such articles as are
of his own production; nor shall it
b& lawful for any person bringing
into said city for salo, in carts,
wagons or, other vehicles, any fresh
meats, beef pork, mutton, game,
fish, oysters, clams, garden trucks
or farm products, to sell or expose
or offer the same for saj. in. any
other carti wagon, or vehicle, than
that in which the said .articles are
so brought to, market. Any person
violating any of the foregoing pro
visions shall forfeit and pay or eacl1
offense fifty dollars.
This ordinance shall be in force
from and after the 24th day of Octo
ber, 1888, and all ordinances and
parts of ordinances in conflict with
this ordinance are- hereby repealed.
Alderman Rioand explained the
purport of the proposed amendment,
which was to prohibit the sale, ab
solutely, of any cut meats outside
the city market houses until after
ten o'clock in the morning.
After debate, Alderman King;
moved that the ordinance as, read. Ije.
adopted. The ino.tlOA second-
ed by Alderman
AKerWatf'-Ltumey "offered
an
amendment, to strike out 10 o'clock
and insert 8.30 a. m. ' Alderman
Fishblate moved to table the amend
ment, and the motion being put to
a vote, was carried. Alderman Dud-
ey claimed that this disposed of the
whole matter, but the chair ruled
otherwise.
Alderman Sampson offered as an
amendment to make the time '9
o'clock, and this was adopted.
After further debate the question
Was called and the ordinance as
amended by Alderman Sampson was
adopted.
At the suggestion of the Mayor it
was ordered that a. special meeting
of the Board be held on the first
ThuandVernberat 7.80 p. m.,
to avoid the necessity of a session of
the Board on the first Monday the
day preceding the general election.
Steadman in the West.
Maj. Stedman spoke in Raleigh
last night. He has been West and
has been doing a good work there.
He was in Winston Saturday night
and spoke to a big crowd. We copy
the report of the occasion from the
Raleigh Ncius and Observer-.
Never in the history of this place
has a man received such an ovation
as that accorded Hon. Charles M.
Stedman Saturday night.
Brown s Opera House was filled
with people who went there expect
ing to near an unusually erood
speech, but few of them anticipated
cue magnincieni oration that en
thused to the marrow of his back
bone every Democrat within the
sound of the gallant Stedman's
voice.
It was the most fitting and alto
gether the best political speech to
which I ever listened, and I have
heard some of the best speakers 'in
America talk.
Before Governor Stedman had
spoken five minutes the audience
began to warm up. In ten minutes
they were at fever heat. In thirty
minutes, when Stedman annealed to
the white men of the State to stand
by the white man's party, they had
arrived at blood heat. From there
on there were rapid explosions of
cheers, yells and whoops such as
were never heard in the city of
'Winston before.
They would applaud, and as the
appiuusa uieu away, ic wouui again
and again be taken up, lasting as it
aia, on ten or twelve occasions, for
nearly live consecutive minutes. The
Democrats of Forsyth may have
been slow to wake up, but let me
tell yon we are thoroughly aroused
here now.
When Mai. Stedman concluded
his speech, which was of one and
one-half hours' duration, the people
went wild with enthusiastic ap
plause. They refused to leave the
hall until they could shake hands
with "the hnest orator in North
Carolina."
One man sang out: "We want to
buy yon and keep you here!" An
other exclaimed: "You are the only
man I ever saw whom I wanted to
hug!"
I tell you it is the unanimous opin
ion of the Democracy of this section
that the princely Stedman is "alto
gether lovely and the fairest among
ten thousand."
And we have already nailed this
ticket to our masthead:
To be unanimously nom'nated in
For Governor:
Charles M. Stedman,
Of New Hanover.
Gov. Vance will be here Wednes
day and we will have a big torchlight
procession.
Notice boys ! You can get a
Bracket Saw Frame with. Saw com
plete, at Jacobi's Hardware Depot,
for 15 cents. f
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. -
Rock Crystal Spectacles and ISyeglasses
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 you
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 Heinsberger's.
Wilmington District,
Methodist E. Church South, fourth
round of Quarterly Meetings:
Brunswick Mission, Oct. 17, 18 and
19.
Brunswick ct., at Shallotte Camp
Oct. 20 and 21.
Magnolia ct., at Carlton., (a. 21
and 28.
Bladen St. Mission Ov& 28 and 29.
Kenansville ct., CJpiy, 31;
. Onslow ct, Coyl S and 4.
Cokes.bjyfypat., Nov. 10 and 11.
Blfcdiu ct.- Nov. 17 and 18.
ElitfaVieth ct,, Nov. 24 and -2,
T. W. Guthrik. Pi PL
' For people to live happy-together
the real secret is that they should i
not live too much together.
NEW AD VJBRTIS EfiLENTS
n
rand Tableaiix Vivants,
- AT -Vv: . .
LUTHER MEMORIAL BUILDING,
Thursday, Nov. 8th.
Admission-rAdnlts, 15c. Children, 10c '
2tOCt24 nov8
Kill Fonr Corns, Warts mJ Molci.
lis Biiik
1
nave the COKN KILLEK that does the work.
Wilmington Hook & Ladder
TTENTION MEMREKS: You arc hereby
notined to appear at your Truck House In full
uniform, with fatigue caps, on Thursday, the
35th Inst., at 3 p. m. for parade. :
By order of the Foreman.
W, IIAERISS NORTHROP, JR.,
. Secretary.
Honorary members resDectfullv Invited to
attend and participate In the parade and chris
tening ceremonies, oct 24 It
New Dry Goods Store,
At No. 25 Market St.
JEWAND STYLISH GOODS, ALL FRESH
from the factory. I have Just returned from
the Northern Markets, where I nave toeea to
choose my own Stock of Dry Goods, Clothing,
koois, snoes, uats, caps, sc.
They were bought for CASH and I will sell
them Cheap for Cash. ,
ive me a call and examine my Stock and be
convinced.. -
No. 25 Market St.
Third Door West of Bellamy's Drug Store,
oct 24 tf -
of -
E3EI3E2.irJD:fH3 S
I. SHRIEK
"y ILL SELL FOR ONE DAY ONLY, : WED
NESDAY, Oct. 25th, White Unlaundried Rein
forced Front and Back Linen Bosom Shirts
for 33 cents worth 85 cents. f !
I. SHRIER,
16 North Front SC.;' '
oct 24 it sign of Golden Arm.
NOTICE.
To Wh om it May Concern.
Yu WILL PLEASE TAK E NOTICE THAT
the unpref erred creditors of ABRAHAM -SHRIER
claim that they themselvesare the
owners of all the Goods, Clothing, Shoes and
Hats, which have been obtained from them by
said Shrier for his Fall Stock within the last
ninety days or prior thereto, and that no title
to such goods has passed to Marsden Bellamy
by the Deed of Assignment which has been
recorded In the County of New Hanover, and
hence that said Bellamy has no right to sell
such goods to you, or any other person, who
may buy after notice of this claim.: Should he
make sales to you, or any other person, with
notice, the unpreferred creditors wlH pursue
the goods In the hands of such purchasers.
Yours truly,
: " P. L. RUSSELL,
RICAUD & WEILL,
J. I. MACKS,
Attorneys for Creditors.
oct 24 It
Ml
MRS. E. A. LTJMSDEN
has Just returned from the North with
ahne assortment of , ;
Fall and Winter Goods.
Ladles are Invited to calL
PressmakiDs a Specialty;
oct 22 tf 110 North Front Street.
BOOMING !
Our Trade is Booming!
simply Because We Give Our . Customers
Better Shoec
for the money than can be obUUned elsewhere.
Come and SeeusthisEvening
and we will gire you prices that
WILL 0PENY0TJR EYES
Respectfully. , j ,
, Geo. R.rrencliYi Sons,
oct 108 Worth Front Ct.
1
elicit
ScwLD''. crd
parties' arid C'hlJ
J Third street, will j