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excepted, Prop. a POSTAGE F. PAID:' Three ! .: month, 35 cei (cents. uveredty carriers, i, free L111 .rtt-r uttnea above ..-orwiiiberaL U-mrteiSB report any t and tneirpaperegulW uthe most elegant form. I Wcano NUTRITIOUS JUIOE FjG3 OF CALIFORNIA. l...--ti. rlie medicinal & of plants known Jo be :,nni'ncr an agreeable laxative to perma t. Hi hi hi al Consti- V-K CU1C - Ci and the many ilk de n a weak or Oliver md bowels. fioa excellent remedy known to ETVESYSm EFFECTUALLY 1 e Is Bilious er Constipated -( j SO THAT -." H.00D, BSFRE8HIMO 8L-EP, SJiTHandOTRENQTH J NATURALLY FOLLOW. , , U oce is using it andU are Jetted with it : : ." ": Vntn3 or Pioa I- MANUFACTURED ONLY BY '' JJFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. j tllFUMClSCO, CAL. 'tKXT. MEW YORK, MY j?oretr WHOLESALE DRUGGIST, tSUfitw Wilmington, N. U. - Cntagioas Blood Diseases.' ', ; 3i sores. nlmDles. Ken. salt rheum. ' impTttfnrPsnf pontneimis blood disease. j maifestly a duty to eradicate blood . a uum urc ow otciu vj a uo a ;s to ai,i thereby removing all pos- jrjflfofOT'fflewbcrs of the. family be Klttprseamicted. Send to Blood Balm' pluta, Oi, lof book that will convince fcUDriaw, yit. ouve, N. C, writes: I pia? sores on my Snoulflers andarms. Jffile B. B. 11. cured me entirely." ison, Belmont Station, Miss., writes: 1 1 has worked on me like a charm. M y ad body was covered with sores, and hJ came out, but B. B. B. healed me illnnln, Ilutcliens, Texas, writes: "B. cured ray wife of a large ulcer on 1 tint doctors and all other medicine Uossman. a nrnmi fssoro, Ka., writes: "I know of several f mom disease speedily cured by B. B. pbontes cured a lady of ugly scrofulous . "- .M n..vij , via., write: ft la curing. Mr. Kobert Ward of blood 'runieu one oi the most wonderful v er came to our knowledge.' The Acme (INUFAOTlfRING- 00 HAXUFACTUKERS OP Pine Fibre and Pine Fibre Matting. . H'MINGTON, N.C. r-CTATlON OF OUK FEKTlLlZEKS sjittSrfhL'.? n.ow esubMsned.- and H tinnm f it, nse in the nands of 'attko tsh STaae manure ' ? TtobdSS&S0! the leaves of our hcfa?11,celed t0 be equal to any SftSaM durabiuty and tne tUiimSwr' T831 nmng for NSMt hair, being fight i&a fw,"baJIK31 insects. S&mSS. Parties using our 11 VFUcaunn UU1. or win De maii- ian tf. S find ( hpmlnnU - CYCLES. PATENT MEDICINES, - . . ...... i 1 I. fuuua oiled fiav nrtiifrii o P. f! 11111 T TOiu Wotice. itt Sant. J WILLIAM S Agent. (t ARE xow pue. '" commodate ua wiia tne Flnm Oysters tor Se,'c "e made speda werJBMdle and C ?P Sound Oysters Jj. Served promptly and In any Di- is extensively used for rffl5,EN EXPRESS COM iorer Freignt on band six -iSbesont7' October 8tb, NoTio id hy Cronry & Morris! er streetali d0?;: v",L "ve oeen on nand r 1 V01j X111- WILMINGTON, N. C, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER Louisville, Ky.; has had a bij? fire in which the losses foot up a million and a quarter. An English lady has left JI50.000 to- be devoted to' the photographing of the stars, planets and nebulae. ' V Thirty thousand out of the forty thousand people of Jerusalem are Hebrews, and the Israelltesbid fair to again become the predominant people in Palestine. Corporal Tanner haslet no sue cessor In the Pension Office. The report that Maj. Win. Warner had been" appointed and accepted was premature. Warner said he didn't warnt it. ' A Troy shirt. jn an predicts tliat 4n less than ten years there will be a general return to the old fashioned shirt which buttoned in front, and from whjch at least one button was missed after every wash. Archdeacon Farrar's reason for sending bis son to be educated as a civil engineer in this country was that our schools are progressive. The Archdeacon savs that engineer ing in England is twenty five years behind that of this country. As soon as the horse cars from Cairo to the Pyramids are comple ted, and the worV is nearly done, an elevator will be made tb the top of the venerable piles, so that ascent may be made, quickly and comfort ably by the modern traveller. The tan shoe may have a perraa nent future .after all. .One of the results of-the recent manoeuvres of the British fleet has been the sug gestion that the marines should wear tan or brown shoes henceforth instead of black ones, and brown gloves instead of white. . v . i . The French newspapers announce that Amelie' Rives ; and Catulle Mendes, a Parisian writer of fictiDn, are to collaborate a novel together. The possibilities' involved id the fusion of Rives and the, French should be sufficient warning to the public to stand from under. ' . Throughout Italy the principal towns are one, after another, pro- vidinsr buildings for the treatment of hydrophobia according to Pas teur's system, and the municipal council of Rome has lately deqided to devote the necessary sum of money in furnishing a Paste uf in stitute there. Fifteen hundred and fifty eight million letters or forty oneperhead of population, were delivered in the United Kingdom during the year which ended on the 31st of last March. Besides that there were 00,000,000 postal cards, newspaper?, and parcels. The telegraph service showed a deficit of 240,000. i .-. A race war has been threatened in Lawrenceville. 111. There was an ar rest of a colored man and an attempt ed rescue by his friends. A pitched battle ensued and the whites iwere victorious. The latter were led by Judge Barnes and he showed A pile of pluck. This and the fact , of his name leads us to believe that he was born in North Carolina. If Mrs. Harriet Coe, of Grand Rapids, Mich., lives until January 11th, 1S90, she will be 103 years old She was born in Hartford, Conn., in 1787. Her father, Alexander Mc Neill, -was a soldier in the war of 1812, and, her grandfather, General McNeill, was a soldier in the war of the Revolution. In her 100th year she had a paralytic stroke, and it was thought she could not recover but shp dd, and is now in a fair state of health, . - The popular Croasus: of Spain has Just died in the person of the Mar quisdeUrquijo. His executors have paid into the Spanish j treasury sue cession duties amounting 96,000 on his fortune,which exceeds 5,000,000. This was gained in fifty years. ; The owner had begun life: as a Basque village Mad anjt died a Senator, grandee, and ex-mayor of Madrid. He teft $180,000 in bequests to chari ties in his native province, many of which he founded ! himself, and 120,000 for masses for himself. . i. Paint your house with Regal Ready Mixed Paint. It is the be and cheapest. You will find al pqU ors.in any es(re quantity at the factory's agents, N.; Jacob! ;Hdw. Qo. " . " ' .: f 1NDXX TO NXW ADTERTISXMKirra ' - D O'Connor For Bent V R M MclNTnut Carpets -Jas b N utt Brady crotlna . V - . Munds B&08 Fnarmaclsts - - . . . There was a drove of about 25 eoats going to the pound to-day. Read the -Political Note" on this page and then go and buy a Mos quito Nei from W. M. Curamlng. tf Pender County Superior Court sent up five recruits, all colored,, to the State Penitentiary, on Saturday Mr. F. W. Rolt andlMr. Erskine, of England, are spending a few day 8 at the Sound, the guests of Maj. Stedman. : ' ' Do not be induced to take some other preparation when yon call for nood s aarsapanlia. Be sure to get Hood's, which is peculiar. We have a few Fluting Machines which we are closing out at less than factory cost. See them. N. Jacob! Hdw.;Co , t The cotton seed oil mill has re ceived its first car load of seed, but will not begin active operations un til October 1st. For Rent. Desirable Store corner Front and Mulberry Sts. -Possess ion given at once. Enquire of I. Shrier, cor. Front and Princess, tf Sheriff Johnson, of Pender coun ty, was in the city to day. We. were sorry to see him on a crutch, suffer ing from a severe rheumatic attack. Maj. D. O'Connor advertises in this issue for rent two new houses on Nun street, between Second and Third, with all modern v improve ments. Headquarters for Sash, Doors and Builders' Supplies is the N. Jacobi Hdw. Co. They sell the best goods at prices that you pay for those of in inferior quality. Mr. Owen F. Alderman, of Moore's Creek, one of Pender county's oldest and most highly honored citizens, was in the city to day on a visit to his brother, Mr. Alfred Alderman, Burglars. Be secure from them by putting our Burglar Proof Locks on your blinds. They are cheap and can be put on by the most in experienced. N. Jacobi Hdw. Co. t Ladies will find a very handsome and complete line of ladies Muslin Underwear at astonishing low priees at the Wilmington Shirt Factory 122 Market street. Sign of the blue awning. tf Our clever iriend, J. W. S. Robin son, Esq., of Black River, was inthe city to day and called in to see qs but as usual it was our misfortune ot to be in-at the time, which we greatly regret. The colored folks had a big time at the Hammocks and Wrightsville Beach last night and the fun was kept up until 1 o'clock this morning at which hour the last train left the Hammocks for the city. A Review man drove out to Mr. Sinclair's farm yesterday, near the Masonboro toll house, and boasts that he eat nearly 800 grapes in 30 minutes. We didn't see him do it but we felt him at it. Three nun dred grapes will make about two quarts. Messrs. R. M.;Furman and David M. Vance will. begin the publication of the Asheville Democrat .on or about October 1st. It is to be a large 8 -page weekly paper. They are both experienced, well informed newspaper men and we wjsh them muoh suocess : f " ' - Stoves. ! We have, a very large line, made by the best factories,' of the latest and most improved styles, which we guarantee to bake and cook well and to give general satis faction. Our low prices will aston ish and our Stoves please you. N. Jacobi iWw. Co. t The Iultes EelIght4Hir The pleasant effect and the per fect safety with which ladies may use the liquid fruit laxative, Syrup of Figs, under all conditions make it their favorite remedy. It is pleasing to the eye and to the taste," gentle, yet effectual in acting on the kid neys, liver anJJv. Delicious Soda Water as drawn from JUUUU3 Ll vtlivi o .j. v I 34 purest Fr nit Syr up, Milk Shakes ad Natural UineralVa.ter. f Meeting of the Citizen's Building and Lean Association in the City Court Roomto night. Last night was' as warm and nn comfortable as' almost any nighf since the Summer season opened. Capt. T. J. Green, formerly ofithe river fleet and in command of tbe steamer North State, Was in the city to day. 's - .': . . ; ' Capt. V. V. Richardson, of Col umbus county, passed, through the city to day on his way to Cleveland Springs. A great many buildings are going up in various section of the city. The building association are liiak tn.thff influence manifest. Messrs J.- M. Crowell land - If. G Ellis, : of purham, have removed to this city and we welcome them here. They are both first class painters and come well represented. Mr. B. H. J. Ahrens has removed the large cart house building which stood on the corner of Market and Ninth streets to Seventh street, be tween Market and Dock, where it will eventually be turned into a handsome dwelling house. " The shell road is now in a splen did condition, as smooth and as level as a billiard table. There isn't a nicer drive in the United States. We counted twelve vehicles on it yesterday afternoon, in a dis? tance of less than two miles. Mr. T. G. Wilkinson, of Columbia, S.C., a graduate of theUniversity of South Carolina, is expected here within a few days to take the posi tion of Assistant General Secretary of the Young Men's Christian Asso ciation. Mr. L. Vollers, of Point Caswell, was in the city to day with his two daughters, Misses Annie and Mollie. The former goes to Warsaw to take charge of the musical department of the female seminary there and Miss Mollie goes to Oxford to school to complete her education. All the members of the Young Mens r ,'s Christian Association are urged to attend the regular monthly business meeting-this evening at 8.15, at the rooms. In addition to the usual business, matters relative to the hew building will be discuss ed. " Opera House To-Night. Don't overlook the attraction at the Opera House to night. It is the first performance of the season and should be greated by a good house. Miss Herndon comes to us well endorsed and it is said that she has a fine cauipany to sustain her. Our exchanges tell us that the play is a very interesting one. These things lead us to believe that a pleasant evening will result to. all who see the play. i f - i H . " City Court. . " The following cases were disposed of by the Jlaypc this morning: Calvin Reaves, cows running at large, and costs. Mary McGuire, violating sanitary ordinance, $5 and costs. ;; ; Chas. Davis, violating .sanitary ordinance, $5 and costs. Vincent Collins, resisting an - offi cer, $20 and costs. ' Josh King, disorderly "condufit, not guilty and discharged. A , John Williams, a tramp, was or dered escorted beyond the city liuu its. i Farmers AUiance .Picnic. The South Washington Farmers' finance Pender county)1 will have a large picnic at Willard on Wed nesday, the 25th Inst. Neighboring Alliances of other counties areinvi ted, as are the sister Farmer Al liances tn Pender, and the public at large also. The farmers and others friendly to the cause are requested to bring basket dinners. Prof. B. F. Grady, of Duplin, will be the principal speaker. Other speakers also will address the assembled crowd. Good music will enliven the occasion agd there will be dancing in the evening and at night. A large attendance and a good, time may be expected. Under the lead df its able President fAr, Tfc. Pow ers, the South, Washington Alliance is fa ft ouriihlng condition .and is (jloifi liiucJi gopd Mall trains go ing North and cominz South will stop at Willard on thaj day: ' - : VDr. Sage's Catarth Remedy cures wlien every other so-called remedy falls. SQ cents, by druggists. 17, 1889.- NO 220. ! Forecasts. For North " Carolina, rain, and lower temperature. ForWilmmgton and vicinity, rains this evening, fol lowed by fair weather to morrow. Audit and Finance. The Board of Audit and Finance met yesterday and audited and ap proved bills as follows: For current expenses, $446.76, notes $25,000, in-T terest on same, $363r75. Mr. R. J. Jones, chairman, Mr. Wm;. Calder and Capt. W R.Kenanwere present at the meeting. On to Onslow. Capt. Phil. Sasser, of the W. O. & E. C. R. R.V who was in the city yesterday, tells ns that the road is now graded to Scott's Hill, 12 miles from the city, and the force is at work two miles beyond that point. It is understood that the iron for this road has been ordered and it is expected that track laying will be begun at an early day.' Grape and Banana Hulls. The grape hull nuisance is un abated. There is no ordinance on the subject, so far as we can ascer tain. We have been hammering at this thing for-years past but one Board of .Aldermen seems to be about as indifferent as another. We 'have seen a lady slip on a banana peel and fallAto her knees. It is all right, though, gentlemen, or it will be until somebody slips and receives a serious injury and the city wil probably have to pay the piper. Rapidity and Solidity. Mr. Frank Williams, Paymaster on the Carolina Central Railroad, while on his last trip; up the road took a number of photographic views of 'the road where it was so broken by the : recent cloud burst. No one who has not noted the ground attentively can at all understand how serious the disaster was nor the amount of labor neces sary to put the road in good order again. In all there was 1,750 feet to repair and 1,350 feet of this was trestle work.' Capt. Whisnant was on the spot all of the time, day and night and he has been compliments ed tyy iuany on the rapidity arid solidity of the work. . It required about a weelc to do all of the work but in one place 200 feet of the trestle was repaired in 24 hours. Fire at Maple Hill. We regret very much to learn of the destruction by fire of the resi dence of Mr. Gibson James, -at Maple Hill, in Pender county, on Thursday last, onnthe morning of that day, about 2 or 3 o'clock. Mr. James was aroused by his wife's screams and awoke to find the house in flames. They rushed from the house with the children and their calls for aid brought to their assist -ance a number of tenants on the place, most of whom are colored. These latter were just ; returning from a meeting and they worked valiantly. It was soon apparent that it was too late tosave the house and so all. of the furniture except tha in he kitchen was saved. But the house was a total loss. We do not know that there was any insure ance. Mr. James estimates, his loss at $1,200 and will rebuild, as soon as he can get the lumber. ; Political Note. t;. Our esteemed contemporary, Cab man Jones, informs us that he can not support our nominee, the .mos quito, for the dignified office of national bird. lie says the mos qui to does not soar high enough. Indeed, he says that he has lived in countries where, mosquitoes filled the air chock full down near the earth, yet on , going " up fifteen feet above- the ground he always es caped them. The Post is not an organ. It means to be fair to all parties, and it must say that Cab man Jones, if his testimony be act curate, has presented the only real argument we have heard a gainst the mosquito. Surely tljis proud nation will not accept for its bird one that never flies higher than fifteen feet from the earth However, before we foresake the mosquito we mean to obtain, if possible, the evidence of somebody who has slept in a sec ond or third story room withouta mosquito net lover his (or her) bed. Ndta iteier-Mosquito Nets which wiU'last for several years for sale at No. IT Princess street .by W. M. Cumming. Mr. Cuiuming. also Ren ovates old Mattresses aud makes them as good as new. tf " - it we ..a tz -.1 ta recti. 3 f r -mens trzzx t.:ci3 ca sxj anajai. srr; cts geicriJ tTtercst, t i ;" " - 4 J Z ',; ;. V" iffopspkkt tHo Tter tatat always tetor nianedtot9lr.y? ?i- , -: . TommuicaUoi must bo writu-n on but one side 01 tna papec' V Fersonantxcs must be avoided ' And it la espeoaiiy ixa! pamcuiariy under stood that tne Editor noes not always endorse ' iheviews of correspondents riiesa so stated Uitlkeeditoriatiumia.' :v- Criminal Court. In this court ftb day Harnett Brown, 'charged with, larceny; was sentenced to 12 months in the Peni tentiary; Geo. R. Bradley, larceny, 3 years in the Penitentiary. - - -tne grand jury returned three true bills and one not true. " ' i ' .-' - i x Sales of Ileal Estate, .f Messrs. Cronly & Morris sold at auction today a number of valua ble pieces of real estate. The large dwelling corner of Dock and Second streets, lot 70x151 feet. . sold fnr $3,500; lot South of and adjoining on aecond street, 40x90, $625; lot South of this and adjoining, 40x90, $C90; brick store on Front street anil Quince's alley, about 16x25, $1,900 The ttrms were one third cash, baU ance in' one and two years. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS For Rent. : TWO BRAN NEW HOUSES ON All modern Improvements, .water." i gas and bath house. seP 17 It Real Estate Agent.' ' OPERA HOUSE. f i i 'Y,y". v ., ;; Extraordinary Attraction ! - Miss Agnes Herndon, TUESDAY EVENING SEPT. 17TII, IN , "LA BELLE MARIE," ; A great, successful and enjoyable play. Magnificent toilets. A great actress and play. Laughter and pathos equally blended. " treats on sale at Yates' Book Store, sep 10 2t For Rent. FKOM OCTOBER 1ST, HOUSE ON Fifth and Dock streets. . ' " Apply to - v j. ; sepl6 3t E. PESCHAU. - . Bradycrotine IS A HEADACHE MEDICINE. IT IS FOR Headache and Headache only. It Is not Offered as a Cure for anything but Headache. . and y eadache in all its forms it certainly will cure. Bradycrotlne Is for sale by JAMES D.NUTT, 218 North Front St. r The Druggist. Annual Meeting. rjyUE SECOND ANNUAL MEETING OF THE Stockholders of the Citizens' Building and . Loan Association will be held In the City Court Room at 8 p. m., Tuesday, September ' 17th. All Stockholders are earnestly request ed to attend. W. H. CHADBOURN, sep 10 8t , President. . North State Headache Cure. rjpniS PREPARATION WILL SURELY.CUK Neuralgia of the Head and all kinds of Head--aches-no matter from what cause arising. For sale by MUNDS BROTHERS, ' aug21tf . 104 N. Front St. Patronize Your Home Company ! The Carolina Insurance Company JJAS THE LARGEST PAID-UP CAPITAL of any State Company. It is the only Company that has a speclaTdt- posit for the protection of policy-holders ,$10,000 being deposited for this purpose,' : 1 am It should receive your support, as it offera ' undoubted security and Is the only Flro In surance Company organized in Eastern Norta ' Carolina. ' g. w. Williams, President. M. s. willard, Secretary, - ; office: 210 North Water Street ; ' A. W. WATSON, DEALER IN , ' r China, Crockery and Glassware, : liAMPS,&c Has removed to No. 17 Market Street, between Front and Water, Wilmington, N.X. ; v , . sep 13 lm 't ' English and Classical School ; BY REV. DANIEL MORRELLE, A. MM No. 420 Orange street, corner of Fifth'street. . ! The thirty-first annual session will begin r (D. v.) TUESDAY, the 1st of October, lm V For term3 or any information apply as above. scpiltd Sociable. THE HIBERNIAN BENEVOLENT SOCIETY vrlU give a Sociable at their Hall, on Third street, opposite City Hall, on Tuesday night sept. 24th. Music-ror dancing. Refresh- ' ments will be served by the ladles. Tickets. . admitting Lady and Gentleman, 75 cents! Ladles' and Children's tickets 25 cents. The Committee in charge will do all in thelcfower to make it pleasant for all who attend. Sep 16 4t eOd - ,.. . f : - ' - : , ; i , James C. Mimds, Agt - LL!TE OPjrTJB5 DRUGS AND . ' Chemlcais. PhyslclanV Prescriptions a spe- - fiia.lt T: VnKVll.ll'nll( . . 1 5 . y ' A?' .Water, comeuv 1 ' -4