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VOL XT II.
WILMINGTON, N, C, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1889.
NO 232.
jjo i-
day.
ts in the most elegant fonn '
- IXATIVE and NUTRITIOU3 JUICE :
fiGS OF CALIFORNIA,
of plants known to be
beneficial to ,the human
tem, forming ati agreeable
pHtive laxative to perma-
Ijtiv cure Habitual Consti
pation, and the many His de
pending on a weak or inactive
Edition of the ',-
CjSHSp LEVER ABD BOWELS,
u,s the r.o,t excellent remedy known to .
ttfllSf T SYSTEM EFFECTUALLY
' JVita cac is Eihous or uonsupaiea
SO THAT
uflEEtOOD, REFRESHING 8LEEP,
HEALTH and OTRENQTH
NATURALLY FOLLOW.
Everyone is using it and all are
delighted with it.
ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOB
' BYRUP OI 3EXGrJEI
MANUFACTURED OMUY BY
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
MmiE. Kt. NEW YORK. N. Y
: For sale by '-'
KOKEItT K HFLIiAMY.
WHOLESALE DRUGGIST,
noli s ly div.- Wilmington, N. u.
Contagious lllrtpd Diseases..
" "V.
r I'ktrs, sores, pimples,", Itch, salt rheuni.
at, are evidences of contagious blood disease.
-ft is manifestly a duty -to eradicate blood
. ftorrora the system by a use of B. B.B.
!JW:m?bio.ki r,aim;, tnus enabling the sore
fmto lieu, r.na thereby' removing all pos
.stfUrj of other numbers of the family be
at!'! likow be aftum ecL Send to Blood Balm
:o.,a:Luiui, t; . tor book that will convince.
. J. It. outlaw. u. olive, N. C, writes: "I
Ld running sores ou my shoulders and arms,
iiio bottle ii. i:. n. cured ine entirely'
L Johnson. Ueimont station. Miss , writes:
"U. K. It. lias worked on me like a ciiarm. My
hetyl and bnd.v was euw'red with sores, and
y hair eatr.e our. but I!. B. B. healed mc
quickly."
W.J. Klnnin. Hutehens, Texas, writes: 'B.
B. B has cured my wire of a large ulcer on
.bli-,' that doctors and another medicine
fouidj or cure."'
n. ,r uossiuan, a prominent merctiant of
firetnsikiro, ;;l, writes: know of several
t jts of blond disease speedily cured by B. B.
B. Two bottles cunil a lady of ugly scrofulous
stln sores." . ...
W.i', iiiMiinore & vo., Maxey, Ga., write:
"B. u. u. m curmg m r. Uobert Ward Of blood
Pubon effect ed one of the most wonderful
Hjres that eer came to our knowledge.'
Capo Fear Academy
REnPEXS ITS SEVENTEENTH SESSION
Monday, Sept. 2M. Leading male school
m tins city. Full corps of teachers. Careful
jw thorough instruction. Preparation for
easiness or college. Please enter sons at be
.f tmlng-of session. Apply to '
' ' W. CAT LETT, Principal,
P2l2w 406 N. Fourth St, .
- t
Una, Crockery and , Glassware.
HAVE JUST KECEIVED
the finest and largest Stock
or China that has ever
been brought to this city.
This China I had imported
direct and I will sell it
cheaper than it has ever
'been known to sell in this
market, i Have it In .dec
orated and white, and will
brn? tr "1' ,0Ld3 much as tou want. Now
oil u, rhan,v- won't miss the place. Ladles,
- , i
A. V. WATSON.
sepr.tr
No. 17 Market Street,
Uetween Front and Water.
English and Classical School
KV T-X- . !: .
-ut.. UA.NIKL'MOliUJSLLE, A. Jil.,
S. 420
l ' . .
Orange street, corner of Fifth street.
U v,1')'.' )' first annual session
- For t J LsI)AV.the lstofoctotx
ilove "ls or any Information
will begin
October. 18S0.
or any information apply as
seplltd
CHOWELL & ELLIS.
Hul-st. SIGN
'ing in all its
ANP ORNAMENTAL
branches. , executed at
lort
twice, with neatness and dispatch, and
nsistent with first-class work. The
&ior
niembpy of the .firm, having had an
fpern
en, e or years in the business, pledges
bllif to pioase the most fastidious, and
. - . . .
W?i Vnot the patronage of Wllmlng
ii vv 1'Il'"rslert with Mr. B. Farrar,
.o." ;n" steond street, will be attentled
iWkT indence solicited, and estimatca
JJU" iurnlshetL seplSOm
Notice.
Snr:LU" TI'E SOOTHE RN EXPRESS COM
fcomi i ,all Vnclalmed. Freight on hand six
lox in Jo.y,cr- On Tuesday, October 8th,
AUfiior;i" M1 801(1 by croniy & Morns,
1 .u,rs. Nq. 1Q Ki-kiitti Wotor Srnfr oil
tnonthl.ses111 have been on hand
iudi i Kr!i?."aover. For list of articles pee
..J i-n. ...T. ' opi
c.l'1ierm3 8Pt cash.
supt.
Agent.
LOCAL 3STEWS.
lNlKX TO NEW AnVERTISKMKNTS
It P Pinky Clothing
MUVD3 BRoa--Pharmaclsts
W M cumminq Mattresses '
J SMitcheix Building Association
j
"The (iovernes.s,, Thursday niht.
No session'
of the City Court to-
We lose this month 77 minutes of
daylight. m .
No hi mullet c.ftches to report
to day an-.l but few of them in mur
ket.
Not
a watermelon in market this
Whats the matter With Han
week,
bah ?
Preaching to-nicrht.
at Bladen
by Rev. Mr.
Street M.
Swindell. .
E. Church
A lot of small, nice cucumbers re
tailed in market this morning at 20
cents a dozen.
It is. rumored on the streets that.
the "Two Old Cronies" are to be
with us this month.
Mr. John H. Currie returned to
the city this morning from Pitts
boro, whore his family now are.
The sale of reserved seats to the
EffievEllsler entertainment will be
gin to morrow at Yates1 book store.
,You could have bought a peck of
green peas in market this morning
for 30 cents, but they are sadly out
of season now.
Prepared by a combination, pro
portion and process peculiar to it
self, Hood's Sarsaparilla a'ccom
plishes cures hitherto unknown.
For Rent. Desirable Store corner
Front fnd Mulberry Sts. Possess,
ion given - at once. Enquire of I.
Shrier, cor. Front and Princess, tf
Oysters can be gathered now
without offending the majesty of the
law. There were but few here tor.
day, however. The weather is too.
warm.
Mr. W. E. Mayo, Jr., Inft here la'j-t
riight for Asheville, to take a posi
tion on the Western N. C. R. R. We
wish 4iim mucli success in his new
home.
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.
Burglars. Be secure from them
by putting our Burglar Proof Locks
ori your blinds. They are cheap
and can be put on by the most in
experienced. N. Jacobi Hdw. Co. t
Paint your house with Regal
Ready Mixed Paint, It is the best
and cheapest. You will find all col
ors in any desired quantity at the
factory's agents, N. Jacobi Hdw.
Co. t
Ladies will find a very handsome
ami complete line of ladies Muslin
Underwear at astonishing low prices
at the Wilmington Shirt Factory
122 Market street. Sign of the blue
awning. tf
Over one thousand hands are at
work on the extension of the Geor
gia, Carolina & Northern Railroad
between Chester, S. C., and Athens
Ga., contracts for which have been
recently let,
:Mr. John Carr, of Island Creek, in
Duplin county, had ftrsquash vine
this year that had on the vine 1,760
good squashes. This is a fact. Mr.
Carr is one of Duplin's most ener
getic farmers and he is a go-ahead
man."
' Subscribers to the second series of
stock of the Citizens' Building and
Loan Association ire notified that
the Secretarv and Treasurer, Mr.
r - - - 1 af ' I
Jos. S. Mitchell, will receive the ad-:
mission fee and first instalment of
stock next Saturday. See ad. in this
issue. ' ; .
I- 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 nrices will aston
ish and our Stoves please you.
Jacoh Hdw. Co.
Qu.te a ewa went out Sdy
night to St, Andrew's Church to
i -r.... irn.ui'....,, otwl
licu,r net. i . iuai uuio e eci uiuu,uuu n - i . j
thesinging by Miss Annie DeRosset. cess fn precipitation since January
The sermon was excellent and the 1st, 3.88 inches. -music
waWdelightful. Miss De-. Shere -were 15 cloudless days, 7
Rosset's rendition of ,4Rock of Ages'. partly, cloudless, and 7 cloud v. No
reached many a heart. frosts.-' -
Mr. E. T. Draper has returned
from his visit to the New York mar
kets. I
The moon enters on its second
quarter to night at 19 minutes past
8 o'clock.!
The block pavement on South
Front street is sadly dilapidated
ah:l really needs relaying.
We have a few Fluting Machines
which we are closing oat at less than
factory cifet. See them. N. Jacobi
Hdw. Co . t
Schr Pficebe, Med ero, cleared today
for Baracoa, Cuba, with 79,550 feet
lumber andS barrels tar, valued at 1,
202.G8, shipped by Messrs. Jas. H.
Chadbourn & Co.
There will probably be a large
house to see Miss Ellsler in the Gov
erness on Thursday night. The box
sheet opens to morrow morning at
Yates' bookstore.
Capt. F. M. James, keeper of Oak
Grove Qpmetery, reports 10 inter
ments there during themonth, or
these 5 were adults and 5 were chil
dren. All colored except one white
child.
The Superior Court has been en
gaged all day in the hearing of the
case of Samuel'Bear, Sr., vs Andrew
Smith. Col. T. W. Strange for
plaintiffland Mr. Jno. D. Bellamy,
Jr.. for defendant.
a
The steamer Lisbon, which has
been overhauled and repaired, re
sumes her trips, to day up Black
River. She will go as far as Clear
Run, in Sampson county, 110 miles
distant, j She will be commanded
by Capt. D. J. Black.
Mr. and Mrs. Pembroke Jones,
Mrs. Latimer, Mr. B. G. Empie, Mr.
H. Walters and Mr. D. M. Williams,
theparjy of Wilmingtonians which
left hererearly in the Summer for a
tour of Europe, arrived in New York
yesterday .on the steamer Ser-via.
Death, of Mr. Julius Sam on.
Mr. Julius Samson, for many years
a resident of this city, where he
continued to own some valuable
properties, but for some time pasta
resident of New. York, died at his
residence in that city, 111 East 34th
street, on last Sunday morning, in
the 70th year of his age. The in
terment was set for this morning.
Mr. Samson was a merchant here
forty years ago, when he was quite
a young man, and for some years
after the war conducted a large dry
goods business here, first with a
younger brother, Mr. H. Samson,
and afterwards in his own name,
with Mr. E. T. Draper as manager.
The State Fair.
State Commissioner of Immigra
tion P. M. Wilson, as Secretary of
the State Agricultural Society, and
Inter-State Commissioner of Immi
gration J T. Patrick, as General
Superintendent, are actively push
ing the preparations for the next
State Fair October 10th to 19th. If
these gentlemen are as successful in
the management of the Fair as they
have been aid are now in their offi
cial work, the Fair will be a very
large j success. They deserve the
confidence and support of the peo.i
pie at large, whose interest they
serve in making the next State Fair
an honor to the State and an at
traction to the residents of ottr
States. - . ; .
Meteorological.
The Signal Service observer, Mr.
F. P.! Chaffee, furnishes a summary
of the weather at the Wilmington
station during the month of Sep
tember from which the following is
taken:
Mean, barometer for the month,
30.043 inches; highest 30.321,' on the
28th; lowest, 29.704, on the 20th.
Mean temperature, "1.87; highest,
87 degrees, on the 10th; lowest 48,on
the 33d. Total deficiency in tem
perature during the month, 53 de
grees; total deficiency sinceJanuary
1st, 326 degrees. -
The prevailing direction Of the
wind was from the north, find the
IS"itotal movement 4.1. miles; thei
n i. . . . , .. 1 '. , .
N highest velocity of wind was 24
HUiBS lroiu uie suuni iiuu &uuni csi (
nn the 24th.
The total rainfall was 3.!? Incl,e5;
total deficiency in preaipitation dur- j
in the month 4.05 inelioiS! totn.1 ex-
Forecasts.
For North Carolina, clearing and
cooler, fair and much cooler on
Wednesday and Thursday. For Wil
mington and vicinity, fair weather.
Syrup of Figs,
Produced from the laxative and
nutritious Juice of California figst
combined with the medicinal virtues
of plants known to be most benefi
cial to the human system acts gent
ly, ou the kidneys, liver and bowels,
effectually cleansing the system, dis
pelling colds ' and headaches, and
curing habitual constipation.
New Legal Licentiates,
"Fhe Supreme Court has turned
out quite a number of new lawyers.
There were 28 applicantsfor license.
Among the successful ones was our
accomplished young friend, Mr. A.
J. Marshall, who has been a stu
dent in the law office of Mr. Mars
den Bellamy. Mr. Marshall will
locate here for the present for the
practice of his profession and his
many friends wish him much suc
cess. ' !
The Market Schedule.
The Winter schedule for the mar
kets went into effect to-day. Dur
ing the Summer the hours have
been from 4 a. m. to 12 in. and the
markets were then closed for the
day. Hereafter they will open at 4
a. m. and close at 11 a. m.; open at 4
p. m. and close at 7:30 p. m. On
Saturday they will remain open "all
day, from 4 a. m. to 11 p. m. The
hucksters will be required to .vacate
the streets to-morrow and take up
with stalls in the markets.
Plenty of Partridges.
Reports from the country indicate
that there will be plenty of part
ridges this year. Fears had been
entertained that the August floods
had drowned out the majority of
the young birds.1 No doubt many
covies were exterminated but the
fields are full of young birds. Mr.
Wadsworthyof Charlotte, told the
Nvwn that on his farm the bid birds
hatched two covies each, this year.
He knows of one nest from which
two separate covies were hatched.
But all the same, young man, don't
get out your gun until October 15th.
It osts $10 for every bird killed be
fore that time.
llainbles iii Dupliu.
Dear Review I left Kenans
ville ou Monday for a few days trip
in the country, of lower Duplin. On
the evening of the same day I arriv
ed at the residence of Mr. Thomas
Batts, who is, by the, way, a sub
scriber tothe Journal. After rest
ing awhile Mr. Batts took; me
through hffe farm. He has one of
the finest crops I have seen. ! Mr.
Batts does not plant any cotton;
his crop consists of corn, potatoes
and rice, all of which are very
good. Mr. Batts came to the place
where he now is in the year i 1880.
He planted one field from which he
gathered only 30 bushels of corn.
Last year on the same field he gath
ered 80 bushels of corn. That shows
what labor and perseverance can do.
I arrived at Chinquepin Tuesday
uiorning and repaired to the home
of Mr. G. B. D. Parker , and took
dinner. After, our appetites were
satisfied I started for "Deep Bot
tom," arriving there at 5 p. in. I
spent the night with Mr. J. L. James
who, by the way,conducts one of the
largest mercantile businesses in the
lower portion of Duplin. Mr. James
has in cultivation a 150 acre piece
of corn which is very fine indeed.
On Wednesday I left Mr. James
hospitable heme for Chinquepin.
Reaching there I repaired again to
the -residence of Mr. Parker. . He
had just returned from Kihston
with one of the prettiest pair of
mules I have ever seen in this coun
ty. The price paid was $425;hevond
a doubt it is the finest team I have
ever seen; On Thursday morning I
was oa the road again n route for
Benlahville (Snatchett). The crops
a.ong th.e route are good and es
pecially corn; indeed" they are above
an average, The best cotton I have
seen during my travels throughout
the State is owned and cultivated
by a young and energetic farmer,
Mr. G. M, Houston, of Chinqoepin.
On Wednesday of last week I was
at Chinquepin soliciting "subscrip
Hons for the Journal. I went up
to an old gentleman who resides
near the line of Duplin and Onslow
counties, and asked 'hi m it he would
not like to take the Wilmington
Journal. He said: ."What? the
Jf that was formerly
edited by 1 til ton & Price? VI an
Swered yes, but now under the man.
ueiueu f q j Air, jOfill. I.J allies. lie
says 'I will take it. 1 was a. sub-
t;'Xle;atenar,n:,n'
More anon, S.
Refreshing and Invigorating
Delicious Soda Water as drawn from ;
Munds Brothers' matrnificeut new
soda fountain at a, .temperature cS I
W rtFrmt Syrup, Milk Shakes
and Natural Mineral Water. ,
NEW ADVEHT18KMENT8.
Paper! Paper!
BLANK BOOKS, STATIONERY,
SCHOOL SUPPLIES, &c, : ..
FULL STOCK ! PRICES ROCK BOTTOM ! ;
WII-.lVLIISrCSrTOlSr PAPEK Ool ;;
To Th0se Moving To-aa
LET ME SUGGEST THAT WHILE YOU ARE MOVING- YOU
TT A Tin TTATTn
Old Mattresses Overliauled and Renovated.
. . r IN ONE DAY. I.CAJr . . - . 'gV i .
Make Them as Good as tJew. - '
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MANUFACTURER AND RENOVATOR OF MATTRESSES.
PHINOESS STREET. '
Triennial Convention.
Rt. Rev. A. A. Watson, D. D.,
Bishop of the Diocese of East Caro
Una, Dr. A. J. DeRosset and Hon.
A. M. Waddell, lay delegates from
the diocese, left here yesterday for
New York, to attend the Triennial
Convention of the Protestant Epis
copal Church in the United States,
which assembles there to mono w.
Mrs. DeRosset was also of the pat ty.
Harbor Master's Report.
From the: books of Capt.
Jos.
Price, Harbor Master, we get tin
following renorf ot arrivals at tins
port during the month of Septem
ber: American G steame s, 5,072 tons,
and G schooners, 1,400 tons; total,
12 vessels, 0,532 tons.
Foreign 3 steamers, 3,057 tons; 7
barques, 3,059 tons; total, 10 vessels,
6,216 tons. ;
Total arrivals, American and
foreign, 22 vessels, aggregating 12,
748 ton:;.
Death of Mrs. Acostini.
We regret to learn of the death of
Mrs. Maria E. Agostini, relict of the
late F. M. Agostini. She died this
morning, at 4; o'clock, at the family
residence, corner Sixth and Dock
streets. The! funeral services will
take place to morrow morning at
St. James' Church and the interment
will be in Oakdale.
Mrs. Agostini was a truly noble
and excellent lady. She was a sincere
Christian and had long been a close
communicant at St. James'. She
was faithful in every trust and in
every degree of life and the orphan
children of her deceased husband,
whom she raised as tenderly as if
they, had been her own, and who
repaid her care With an almost re
verential love have indeed lost one
whose place can never be refilled on
earth.
Don't disgust everyboey by hawk
ing, blowing, and spitting, but use
Dr. Sagers Catarrh Remedy and be
cured. :
This month has five Tuesdays,five
Wednesdays and five Thursdays. -
died. .
AGOSTINI.At 4 a. m., October 1st, at her
late residence, No. la south Sixth street,
Mrs. MARIA E. AGOSTINI, widow of the late
F. M. Agostini, Esq.
Funeral from St. James' Church at 10
o'clock, October 2nd, thence to Oakdale Ceme
tery. Friends and acquaintances are invited
to attend. . ,
NEW ADVEKTISEMENTK.
Citizens' Building und
Loan Association;
SUBSCRIBERS TO THE SECOND SERIES
.!-.. . - '-i
of Stock or the Citizens' Building ana Loan
Association are hereby notified that the ad
mission fee and first instalment of twenty-five
cents each per Share, are due and payable at
i
the office of the Secretary aad Treasurer,
SATURDAY, October 5th. l??sw. j
J. S. MITCHELL,
oct 1 1 f 1 Secretary and Treasurer.
T
IL (J HON ENBERG,
PHOTOGRAPHER, , ,j ;
ARTISTIC ANIX STPERBLT EXECUTED
iisranhs at reasonable prices.
framisu a ECiktTiV J v t
jy2?tr luy Maritet st., souta sue.
Paper!
,
, ... f
' . 1 1
IT
IBs
Counters and Shelving.
BARGAIN IN TIIE ABOVE CAN BE HAD
by calling on . "
WM. E. SPRINGER & CO..
Puree 11 Building. -All
new. Been in use a short time. .
scp 27 tr
Soap.
rpilE CHEAPEST SOAP ON TIIE MARKET
is Chas. F. Browne's Labor-Saving Detersive
Soap. . CHAS. F. BlipWNE, Agt., -
128 North Water st, Wilmington, N. C.
sepgtfd&w (Star copy.)
lied Rust Proof Seed Oats
SOUTHERN SEED RYE.
E ARE NOW RECEIVING FOR PLANT
ING PURPOSES A SUPPLY OF
HUST PROOF OATS
AND
SOUTHERN SEED, RYE
Which we offer at lowest prices.
13. F. MITCHELL & SON.
sop 27 lw . !:',::;' '(X-
NOTICE !
FTAVING JUST RETURNED FROM NEW
n 1 - "
York I am ' now offprint? t,hf trorto n.
line of
CLOTHING, HATS
AND -' .-.
Furnishing . Goods I
THAT FAR SURPASS ANYTHING IN QUAL
ITY AND PRICE IN THE CITY.'
LATEST BROADWAY BLOCK IN
SILK HATS !
ONLY $3.00.
ANY ONE IN NEED OF ANYTHING IN THE
ABOVE LINE WILL
Save FromilO, to 15 .Per Cent.
-H.
BY CALLING AT
B. F. PENNY'S,
Sep 21 tf
HO Market Street.
Almond Meal Soap
FOU THE COJElPIiBXION;
IGIILY RECOMMENDED FOR WI1ITEN-
ing, softening and beautifying the skin and
removing tan, dlscoloratlons or other lm-
purities. For sale by
MUNDS BROTHERS,
scp 21 1! 104 N. Front St.
Or re IPs Stable
QORNER TniRD , AND PRINCESS STS.,
are well equipped with everyth!ng necessary
n a first clas3 Livery and Sales Stables. '-
Good horses and comfortable vehicles and,
careful drivers ready on demand.
Attention Is specially invited to our llrgr
stockyard and our facilities for housing horses
and cattle in the basement of our. largo sta
bles.' ; - ' - - - -'.'
Rates as low as can be found elsewhefev
Give us a call and we will do our bet, to
please you,
- - il o. oBTtirr.T,:-
Jy.2tl v. - i a Proprietory
W ANTED AN; ACTI"B MAN (ONE OUT
r ol employment) to begia on moderate
salary and work himself np, representing in
his own locality, an old estbllflhod house.
References exchanged. Eldred Jonnson.supt.,
LoeK Box 15-5, N Y. , sep SO 4 w