' T' ,tn iandars Accepted, ' 'y ' i " " - ' 1 "" .r'- ir-ir v- ' .TV r4 : " ' ' ' t . '-'
r
I . - t ... ' u ' i ii m ill - l t I - k ujwb-'
ff BiPTio8- postage paid; ;
.,,t-q iMitor and Prop.
.act!. T. t
Tbrco
nih. 33 cents.
.i it) Uiw i"-r- -
,9 II.""' I
w deliverea uj-
fcity. at tne aoove
It3". - ,nn nu-asd report any and
ISEBIBN'TS
- i .
he most eicgans iorm .
ittUVE -'so NUTRmOUS JUUCE
f(6 w-
FG5
0? THE i
OF CALIFORNIA,
. . i 1
L jgd uitli tne meaicmai
of plant.- known to be
Q beneficial to the human
defective laxative to perma-A-mre
Habitual Consti-
Sa, 2nd the inahy ills de--'g
on a weak pr inactive
-iitioiiof the . '
TiPfl? 1 kVPR AND BOWELS.
v, ,
is tbtcost tsccllent remedy known to
zsrsf r 5s rfyjy effectually
-,;3 Cae is Bilious or Constipated
so that : .
fem00D. REFRESHJMC-6LIIEP,
j HEALTH and OTRCNCTH
VOL fttn- WILMINGTON, N. C. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1889. NO 242;
Of the twelve
marsrier.s of the (t. A.
quite half are
living1 ex-com-!
II., nearlv or :
conncntfd with in
surance companies as agents or Offi
cials.
The coniinp: Ojenuanopera season !
at the Metropolitan Opera House hi
New York will consist of fifty sub
scription nights and seventeen inat-
IiOCAL 3SJEWS,
INDEX TO NEW AnTKRTTSKMKNTSi
B V Penny Clothing
Munds Bros Pharmacists
it M McIntire Rugs, Carpets, etc
Jas D Nctt Hyacinths, Tulips, etc
Br4ddy & Oaylord The Itackct store
inees, beginning on the! 27th of No- L utes.
For other local see fourth pag.
Day's length 11 hours anil 23 min-
vember and ending March 22d.
are
The Mahoneites in Virginia
II! . .
caning very patneiicany lor pap,
but whether pap will come to their j
aid remains to be seen. J If tho Dem
ocrats could handle some of that
boodle it would be a irood thins? 'for
the people.
j There was no session of the City
j Court to-day.:
KATURALLY FOLLOW.
'-prrnr.e is usinsr itandall are
i ASK VOUB DRUGGIST FOR
jYHTJ?3 OS?
MAHUflACTURED ONLY BY
AUFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
SAX FRANCISCO, CAL, -ifflMf.
K1. lew YORK. N. Y
For sale by . . "
ROrSERT IV UEL.I.AAIY,
ffDOLESALE DKUGGIST,
ii s lx di w Wilmington, N. C.
Inherited IHootl Poison.
Bo may people there are whose distress
:3srs. aches, pains and eruptive ten-
bads w due to inherited blood poison.
pdNoodpsssesfrofh parent to chlld,and It Is
is tae duty ot husDana ana wire to
aar Wood pure. This Is easily-accom-
bj a timely use of B. B. B. (Botanic
JoHBalm). tctici to-Llobd Balm Co., At-
aibr book ot most convincing prooL
is?S Hill. Atlanta. Ga writes: "My two
3were afflicted wita blood poison, which
FTTO COlrf TirQC hoMirarT TV .r-rv
t- us Niia was nereaiiarv.
n m Sores and eninrions which B. B. B.
Tbey both broke
Tptly controlled and tinally cured com
Li M. Williams, Jsandy, Texas, writes:
Miree poor afflicted children, who lnlier
iMpod poison, have improved rapidly arter
o(B.B.B. It is a Godsend."
U Wilson, Jien Alpine Staiion. N. C.
4C. I&k writes: "Bone and blood poison
4me to have rny leg amputated, and on
stump there came a larw n!rr whirh
jjorse every day until doctors gave me
r c. i umy weiguei iM pound3 when I
ijttto take u. u. u., and 12 bottles increased
n t0 ls) Pound and made me sound
tjeil I never knew what good health
rtos.Burr and James
ILL BEGIN THE 25TII ANNUAL SESS
'tftboir Sciiool for young ladles and chll-
Monday, October 7th,
School House, on Third street, imme-
Xorth of st. .Tohn-s Church.
Idf
USiriiPlf ntl T .n.A..nl.
a IIUI uiiju uuu
Tpris Reasonable.
BUCTION IN VOCAL MUSIC, CALIS
T8e" S AM) NEEDLEWOKK W1TTI- ,
"IT EXTlfA CHARGE.
lrjUif nt:,! Mnsio on MnnftPnptPnrnTwnn
fTs,tL; rH-.rusuln?- Ptiplld attending
sm-h wni lr desired, be accommo
'iiKriP?venlcnt liours at the residence
V- stress.
!rdMi?iiCrayon' ". 'Water Color and
hr wP1' arts, taueht at reduced rates.
t7r, tf ar,lchlars inquire at 224 North
0L '
ami Gen lemcn of WilmintoD.
OUR REGULAR CROCK-
War'L -x-01111? "hat you need trom
j JS5?- No. K Market street, between
hta;.atf,r. Look for the sten ot tho
tti:. "-tier. Loot for the sl?n
31lIler- lon t miss the Dlace.
Look
f 'vS. Une or Ware kept constantly In
rixSovn z good Ware wnen rou buy
Ii
SI Q
Keepers can Drove bvasincde
these Jxtracts'are theheapest;
. "rnamcs, fullmeasurei
. "i entrate. T ; ;
oqd urn '
i - i n f,
W. P. TOOMKK,
Cashier.
Won Savte & Trust Co..
Wii : i.m'fcc5 t.n. - ; .
hTndavAV' WILMINGTON, W. C.,
Jtnoslta
s Or all fclnrt
Is empowered to
men 1TJ u
The Massachusetts - j. Democracy
are putting their Republican oppo
nents 'tp the proof by nominating
for pfQce men of superior qualifica
tions and attainments. Professor
William JSverett, one of the coming
men among ttie JNew Englanders,
has been named for the Legislature
by the Democrats of Ouincv, the
home of the Adamses.
-
Tiie New York correspondent of
the Philadelphia Ledger sa3rs:
"Though Ex-President Cleveland
declined the chairmanship of the
worlds ran committee on ..per
manent organization, it is. a very
general sentiment in this cty that
lie should be made the president of
the Exposition when Congress shall
have granted the requisite charter.
He could i scarcely decline that
honor-"
Search is now being made in Mex
ico for the buried treasure of Mon
tezuma, estimat ed to be worth $80.
000,000. This immense wealth was
secreted by Emperor (fuahtimotzin,
nephew'of Jlontezuma, in 1520, to
nrevent it from again falling into
a. - -
the hands of Cortez and his follow
ers, who had once before seized it,
but who had lost it in the battle
Subset to morrow afternoon at 28
minutes past 5 o'clock.
No marriage licenses issued this
week, a very imusual circumstance.
Twelve hams for a sample ! Send
them up ! No discount on five cent
cigars. 9
, , , !
Dr.-R. H. Lewis leaves to night on
the return to Raleigh. He has had
a very busy visit.'
No interments this week in Belle
vue, and four, two adults and two
children, in Oakdale. - .
'Business and working men's pray-i
er and experience meeting to-night
at 8 o'clock at the Seamen's Bethel.
The weather is unusually warm
for the season. The wind has been
from the South and Southwest for
the past three days.
Rev. W, S. Creasy will preach at
Grace M. E. Ohurcli at 11 a. m., and
8 p. in. to morrow, whether the
bells are rung or not. - -
with the
Aztecs on July 12th, 1520,
When the Spaniards were driven
from the City of Mexico.
. i .. I 1
Tlw Jews of New York propose to
erect a mission building to cost
$200,000, and a fair is to be held in
aid of the project. It is said 25,000
Hebiiew immigrants arrive in New
York yearly, of whom 20,000 remain
in the citv. There are now about
100,000 of them in the down-town
districts, the condition of a large
proportion of whom it is the duty of
their more fortunate and enlighten
ed brethren to better. In "the new"
bnililinc will be established a
' " r
kindergarten,industrial classes,free
lectures, Jibraries, and instruction
in various departments.
These are brave words. They are
from the Charleston News and Covn
m . t il I .1
ier. it was a orutai crime "-"u e
hope that every man cpneerned, be
he of high degree or j low degree,
may be meted out fuli justice:
The story of an outrageous crime,
which was committed in Georgia on
Thursday, was told in a dozen lines
in the dispatches published yester-:
day. "William Moore, a negro 4rain
hand on tne savannam x lunua, uuu
Western Railroad, wass taken from
the train at Jesup by a posse of
citizens and lynched.' Moore had
done nothing worthy ot deatn.
While passing Jesup the day before,
"he had some words with a citizen,
and as the train pulled out he threw
a stone, which struck a spectator."
It is not stated that Moore negan
the quarrel, or was ini the wrong.
It is not said that the ; -'spectutor"
?as seriously injured. It is not even
said that Moore was a notoriously
bad man. It is said that he
"was of good character, and that
the posse waited for his arrival, and
"taking him off the j trait made
short work of him." ! There may
have been gometning .peculiarly
criminal in the conduct of the man
who was so summarily ;put to deatn,
but if so it is not referred to in the
account of the kilting. 1 AH the evi
dence that has been given to the
mihlic stamps the affair as afoul
and brutal murder, and it is impos
sible to lTelieVe that it will be allow
ed to go unpunished. ! '
Commencing with to-morrow and
continuing until further notice, the
Sabbath School of Grace M. E.
Church will convene at half-past 3
o'clock p. m.
The cheap fare, the beautiful
weather and the convenient hour
drew a large crowd for the Sound
and Hammocks to day on the 10
a. m. train on the SeacToast R. R.
sick headache,
imligestkn, and constipation, ineie
emedv equal to ; Jr. nrce b
Purelv vegetable.
For biliousness,
is no remedy eq
Little Pellets.
One a dose.
f "Heating1 Stoves of ail kinds and
sizes. We will give yon substantial
i,nnds anil low prices. N. Jacobi
Hdw. Co.
I
Kefreshlnir and Invigorating
Delicious Soda Water as drawn from
Munds Brothers' magnificeut new
soda fountain at a temperature of
34. Purest Fruit Syrun,MilkShakes
and Natural Mineral Water. ;
Services in St. John's Church to
morrow: Holy Communion 7:30
o'clock a. iii.; morning prayer and
sermon at 11 o'clock, Evening
prayer and missionary meeting at
8 o'clock; address by Rev. C. L.
Arnold.
Rev. Dr. Pritchard, who has been
in attendance upon the Eastern
Association ther past few days at
Concord church, in Duplin county,
will return to the city in time to fill
his pulpit to-morrow in the First
Baptist Church at 11 a. m. and 8
p. m.
I will hear your song sublime,
some other time, he said, pulling
away suddenly and leaving his coat
button in my hands. Bui he didn't
get far he was detained by rheuma
tism in his left knee. I pressed into
his hand a small package. The next
dav he ran to meet me and said
"Wonderful this Salvation Oil, ain't
it?"
Oxford Orphan Asylum.
Thanksgiving Day is approaching
and it is proposed that wherever
services are held almost everywhere
in the Old North State on that day a
collection be taken up for the Ox
ford Orphan Asylum as has been
done for several years past.
Syrup of Figs, "
Produced from the laxative and
nutritious juice of California figs,
combined with the medicinal virtues
of plants known to be most benefir
cial to the human systenii acts genb
ly, on the kidneys, liver and bowels
effectually cleansing the system, dis
pelling colds and headaches, and
curing habitual constipation.
Kev. Mr. Pearson.
The announcement made in the
Daily Rkvikw yesterday afternoon,
to the effect that Rev. R. -G. Pear
son, the Evangelist, had been de
tained here by missing connection
for Tarboro, and that he would
preach last night in the First
Baptist Church, drew together an
overwhelmingly large congregation.
Long before the church tJoQrs vere
opened the sidewalk in front of the
tihurch was filled by those eager to
gain admittance. The services be-;
gan at 8 o'clock and the large church
was filled to overflowing. Mr. Pear
son chose as his subject "Divine
Providence", and h,is tex;t ?as the
21st chapter of Esekjal, 2?th verse.
At the conclusion of the sermon
Mr. Pearson announced that he ex
pected to visit the Holy Land next
Snring and would remain abroad
far some time. Many pressed for
The B. & O. It. K. r I
i I
The Burgaw Herald confirms the
news .published by us a few days
since to .the effect that the perm
anent line of the Burgaw & Onslow
R. R. would soon be run. It says
that Mr. Thompson, a civil engineer
of skill and long experience in rail;
roading, will arrive there -in a few
days to tak charge of the affairs of
the road.
NET? ADVEIfTISKMENT
We wiy b glad to receive . cartzauilciti
rrom'our friends on any ana "ail subjects
ffenertoterestuV'. ' ':'
; The name or the writer must always fce
nishea to tnacaitor; ''aAT.,"
-. cornmucationamtist Do wrltun on but'
one side of tho pagsM . ' f ' ' ' 1, ' T
Peraonaiuea must be avoiaed. : C . ?
And it is especially ana partlciilarly tader
'stood that the Editor docs not always ensors
tne M- coTOspondento'ess m stabd
in the editorial colttmns. ! " -
NfcW AD VEBTISEJillilNTB 1
RUGS, AR
nnnnnrn :
i -
A Clever Offer.
Mr. Sol Haas, Traffic Manager of
the Associated Railway, has kindly
offered to furnish a free pass to one
delegate from each county in the
State to the meeting of the Confed
erate Veterans' Association, at RaU
eigh. Application should be made
at once to Mr W. C. Stronach, at
Raleigh. If delayed even one mail
it may be too late.
Ben Butler has done a great good
in the Tewkesbury Ahnhouse, but
his work will not be complete till he
orders a good supply of Dr. Bull's
Cough Syrup, the people's remedy.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Hyacinths,
rpULIPS, CROCUS, FREESIAS, ANEMONI,
Chinese Saered Lilj', etc., etc.,
At J JAMES 1. NUTT'S,
oct 10 tf , T fie Druggist.
FOR
MOST FASTIDIOUS
- - : - l -
CARPETS! CARPETS ! CARPETS !
A FACT WE GAN PLEASE EVEN THE
! IN ALL OF THE ABOVE.
CURTAINS, POLES, CHAINS,
Stair Pads,1 Stair Buttons, !
AND MANY OTHER THINGS BOTH NEW AND NOVEL" IN '
Dress Goods and Trim mingsL -
lL:. MoINTIHE.
NORTH FRONT STREET. . c
oct 10
Eall Season,
Notice.
T AVE REMOVED MY LAUNDRY FROM
Market street to North Front, between Chest
nut and Mulberry, where I will be pleased to
see an 01 my menas ana tne public ?en
erally. SAN LEE,
oct 8 lm Troprietor Chinese Laundry.
RACKET NEWS!
0
UR BUYER, MR. 15RADDY, ONE OF THE
proprietors 01 the racket store, is now
In New York purchasing a large Stock for the
Fall trade. Mr. Uraddy is a wide-awake and
careful buyer and has had quite a good ex
perience .n that line atd he will atteind all the
auction ana snenn sales ana win lay in
The Largest ami Best Assorted
I !
Stock of" Goods
r 1 - :
that tho RACKET has ever earned. There
fore we will be able to do better by our many
good customers than ever before.
1
WILL PLACE THIS LARGE STOCK BEFORE
TIIE PUBLIC AT A
VERY SMALL MARGIN,
As our motto is
"Quick Sales
Profits."
and Small
WE WILL GO IN MORE LARGELY" FOR
Millinery and Carpets and Toys
1
than we have in the past, as our customers
are getting more ; numerous and our sales
much larger every day. This stock will' be
opened the
1st of October
and we invitecboth rich Ad poor to call and
examine our stock before you buy elsewhere.
We have secured a sufficient number of clever
clerks that will treat all with the same po
liteness. Call on us.
Very truly yours
BRADDY & GAYLORD
PROPRIETORS.
117 S. FRONT ST., WILMINGTON, Nj C,
Headquarters, New York. sep7tfsat
SECOND LOT.
ANOTHER INVOICE OF THOSE
BEAUTIFUL LAWN TENNIS
FOR
Boys and Misses,
JUST RECEIVED.
THEY WILL BE
SOLD CHEAP
AND SOLD SOON.
CALL AT OtfC R AND, MAKE SELECTIONS.
B. F. PENNY;
1
tot
OPENING DAYS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS: '
WEDNESDAY, October 9th,
1 u rsday , October lOlli,
. - .
IPriciay, October llijli.
MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY Ol -
Parisian Novelties, French Pattern Hats and Bonnets.
YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED AT
118 .RIarket St., -- Wilmington, (III :cV
ALL LADY VISITORS PKESKNTfiD WITH A FINE SOUVENIR. ".
N..B. Sp'ecial inducements oitered to merchnnts. . .. 'oct 7 it
mm (STHoii!
f ; - ! - . : -i-
" :0: :.
FALL AND WINTER SEASON, 1889.
C3-L.nNTT3 j OP DBXSTinNTG-
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, "
. OF THIS NEW FIRM.
:0:- -
i
CHOICE AND ELEGANT DISPLAY OP
MILLINERY AND FANCY
i
TRIMMINGS, ORNAMENTS, HATS,
Bonnets, Toques and Turbans in Endless Variety.
. - -:0: ' . 1 '
GOODS,
oct 9 tf
HO Market Street.
TJlules Wanted.
WISH TO PURCHASE ONE PAIIi OF
argp flrst-clas3 MULES, to worK In Coal and
Wood Cart 8.
J. A. SPHINGEH,
Coal and WooJ Yard, North Water St.
oct 7 tl
Almond aieal Soap
FOR THE COMPLEXION.
iu. , t p . . , w xqiily RECOMMENDED FOR WHITEN.
ward to shake niui by the hand. He rl r
tne sum and
or other, lm-
Titrboro, where lie has agreed to
JholU a series of meetings
iff nr n n'fllock this mnrnin fnr anJ? .
ic : r rpmoi' ran. aisroinraj.inna
ne has airreeu to puiuies. joraieDj
, .v MUNDH BROTHERS,
1 s,ep Si tf - , kh N. Front St.
Silks, Surahs and Nunveiling, Birds' Wiiigsj Feathers and Ribbons.
THE LATEST NOVELTIES' -IN SHADE-AND STYLE. . '
Ribbon D'Or, '-Haute Nouveaute," "Ribbon de Borderie Liston de Ara
besque. ' The Shades are Serpent Green, Mahogany, every tone
of Old Rose, and the latest thins in vogue. r Eiffel
Velvet. Eiffel Hat.. Eiffel Ribbon. &c.
Corsets, Cloves, and Handkerchiefs.
DI UECTDI RE. LOR ) FA UNTLERO V AND EFFELL RUCHINg's. ! '
O ' THE ACCOMPLISHED MILLINER. ! .
MISS M. LOUISE GOODWIN,
Who for the past five weeks has been studying Parisian Effects, proiiiLu ii
the Ladies of Wilmington arid vicinity something new, unique xmd
stylish. Her artistic manipulations will prove that! ''she leadsl"but
never follows. r " a i
KLEMANN & : THOMPSON,
o. 24 rJorth Front Street.
-oet7.tr