North Carolina Newspapers

THIS PAPER i every evening; Sundays excepted, I T. JAMBS. Editor and Prop. W J POSTAGE PAID: CLOOL retf' .tno one month. 55 cents. n(Y MX ; delivered by carriers, free fp nart of tne city, at the above nr 10 cents per wees., ' rates low and UtraL HTrs will please report any and rSaSS receive their paper regularly. , ...iTirPS i . - puents in tha most elegant form LAXATIVE Ao NUTRITIOUS JUICE" OF THE FIGS OF CALIFORNIA. rcciHneti with the ; medicinal itees of plants .known to: be Tost beneficial to the human ston forming air-agreeable -id effective laxative to perma sently cure Habitual Consti- ; - nation, and the many ills de pending on a weak or inactive rendition of the . . IDSEYS.UVER flHD BOWELS. Itb the niost excellent remedy known to V&SSE THE SYSTEM EFFECTUALLY When one is Bilious or Constipated SO THAT . : PUfiECLOOD, REFRECHS5SO OLCZP, , HEALTH and OTREWCTH . 'i' NATURALLY FOCLOW. fc . Erey one is using it and all are delighted with it. 5K YOUR DRUGGIST FOR MANUFACTURED ONLY BY CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. SAN FRANCISCO. CAL. , mviLLE. Kf. . NEW YORK. N. Y , For sale bj- KOBEirr R BELLAMY, WHOLESALE DKUGGIST, Kh 35 U dJtw Wilmington, N. C. Inherited ilood Poison. Eor many people there are whose distress 5m sires, aches, pains and eruptive ten tefiss are due to Inherited Dlood poison. : laitai passes from parent to chlld,and it Is ? sSbcStc Is the duty of husftand and wife to. A? their blood pure. This is easily accom ?ttsil toy a timely use of B. B. B. (Botanic fcod Baim seud to Blood Balm - Co., A t Usta. lor Yxk ot most convincing proof. James Bill. Atlanta, Ga , writes: "My 'fwo an3 were afflicted with Wood poison, which aoctors said was heredltarr. They both broke w in sores and eruptions which B. B. B. pmiptlr controlled and finally cured com pletely." Xra. S. M. Williams, Sandy, Texas, writes: .y' Poor afflicted children, who lnher JM Wood poison, have improved rapidly after woru. B. n. it is a Godsend." -riv. v)son- ien Alpine Station, N. C. fU. 1883, writes: "Bone and blood poison wa me to have my log amputated, and on stamp there came a largo ulcer, which Jor3e,eJTr3r until doctors gavo me I only weighed 120 pounds when I to take u. c. b., and 12 botUes increased v Teigat to 180 pounds and made me sound ll. I never knew what good health fcses Burr end James fT ILL BEGIN TnE 25TH ANNUAL SESS- taelr School for young ladles and chil tsn, on - ' Monday, October 7th, ttejfcnool nousc, on Third street, imme 'r North of St. John's Church. ,csiruction Thorough and Terms Reasonable. RUCTION IN VOCAL MUSIC, CALIS T!ESICS AND NEEDLEWORK WITH-. OUT EXTRA CHAKGE. . S&E?e tal lusic on Plan0 Forte or Organ ff S?rIrs- Cusn'ff- Pupils, attending fetoifn0ls wlu- desired, be accommo Instruct V0Irtent nours at residence &fAln..Crayn Water Color, and For r5ativc arts taught at reduced rates. Sum stS?.er Particulars inquire at 224 North -w. l. sep 23 tf r'1i Ufa and (len lemfr tf Wi'mindoa feIZE YOUR noybuylns REGULAR CROCK- oy ouytnsr what rou need irom CKdPB JWater. Look for the sign of the Sgn. ' Don'-mlss tne place Loolc jPienoid line of Ware kept constantly in a-JSan get good Ware when you buy atmix. . oct9tf USEKEEPERS can prove by a single " ? thee Extracts 'are the'eheapest; fe.true to'their names,' fulfmeasurei concentrated r - C - SJiffRm k1 nrm tkinson"' . fluent. W. P.TOOMER, Cashier. on Savings & Trust Co. lAO ttr. NV LeVrt, JF3 ST- WILMINGTON, N. C, TniVto n.DeP0slta' J3 empowered to , Yts or all kindji . cich J0 tl - 1 v oixroo i 8-41! A , il ; WW VOL IXIII. LOCAL STEWS. T " " ' 1 i . . - INDEX TO NEW ADVKRTISSirENT3 ; B F PEXXY--CIothlng Mcnds Bkos Pharmacists i . W M Cummino: Mattresses i I O O F Memorial Services t Auu KoDKRi-Pareell House Ckonly fc Morris Auction Sale Clyde s s Co-Change or Schedule i - , J L ANDERsUCantwcll Place for Sale j - B BADDY & GaYLORD TllC Racket StOfO Day's length 11 hours and 7 mm utes. Subset tomorrow afternoon at 10 minutes past 5 o'cloclc. " . 1 .--i Jjaundry Ironing Stoves are sold by theN. Jacobi HdW.iCo. 1 t Shot, Cartridges, Loaded Shells and ammnnition of all; kinds for sale by the N. Jacobi Hd Co. Mr. Chas. E. Russell formerly of this city, but now of Savannah, was here to-day on a shortvisit. -f You will find a nice assortment of Rifles at the N. Jacobi Hdw. Co. Just the article to make Is ' your boy " t happy. Heating sizes. We Stoves of all kinds and will giv you substantial goods and low prices. !N. Jacobi Hdw. Co t Capt. Walter Coney, . of Savan nah, was here yesterday. He is on his way homefrom a visit to New York. The Register of Deeds has issued five marriage .licenses this week, four to white couples and one to a colored couple. After diphtheria, scarlet fever, or pheumonia, Hood's Sarsaparilla will give strength to the system, and ex pel all poison from the blood. 4- Hands wanted ori fine Pants. None but those that can do first- class work need apply. 1. Shrier cor. Front 'and Princess. tf In all there have been seven in terments his week-4-three adults and one child in Oakdale, one adult in Belle vue and two adults in Pine Forest. To morrow at 11 o'clock a. m. and 7.30 p. in. the usual sabbath services at Grace Methodist E. Church may be exppcted, whether i the bells are rung or not. Services at St. John's Church to morrow. Holy Communion 7.30 a. in. Morning Prayer and sermon 11 o'clock. Evening Prayer 8 o'clock. Sunday SchoolA. p. in. . Rev. J. W. Primrose will resume the conduct of services at St. An dre w's "Church" to-morrow morning. At 7.30 p. in. the Rev. S. II. Chester of Franklin1, Tenn., will preach. Ladies will find a very handsome and complete line of ladies Muslin Underwear, at astonishing low prices at the Wilmington Shirt Factory 122 Market street. Sign of the blue awning. tf With this evening the Saturday night prayer and experience meet ing of business and working men at Seaman's Bethel will commence at 7.30 o'clock, instead of 8 o'clock as formerly Mrs. G. W. Linde'r received a telegram td day from her husband, who was a passenger on the j ill fated steamship Pioneer, saying that he was safe arrive here at Newberh and would ou Monday night. Cutlery. Qur stock of Standard Cutlery is very complete. We keep pevervthing in this line that you can possibly desire, and our prices are the lo est. Drop in and look at our assortment. N. Jacobi Hdw. Co. t A flock ofl wild geese,, some forty In number, fie w over the Hammocks yesterday on their way South. They were in good gun-shot if any one had been ori the .-potj at the time with.a fowling piece, j When geese fly Southward cold .weather is sure to be near at hand, say the old folk?. Sj-rip of FipH, Produced from the laxative ami j . f -r nc ending June 30, 1S89, were :5as.590, nice of California A, . e 4.w Al ... . . f17;-the operating expenses for- the ith the UHMhcinal virtues, ' , L, ,oon. nutritious j com bine I w of Plants known to lo( most benefl-. ol r . ; . . ik i:.,...,,,, t-.-ttoin orfu iAntv.V' 1 ' ! iiiu.1 caiu'iu win m nuie wear uui. . cial to the human system, acts gent. The net earninag therefore i The theory is false. Men try to be ly, on the kidneys, h ve r and bowels . Qi . i neVe it because it would be pleas- effectually cleansing t ie system, disj ' pmentg lmvG hppn Iliade?ant lf true' but lt is not asa11 know-' neilin- colds and headaches, and! Improvements Have oeen made not let an acute attack of cold in' peJim0 coiu 1 to tne road and equipments at an the head remain unsubdued. - It is r curing habitnal constipation. j expense of 901.11. The roadbed liable to develop into catarrh. You - itefresWnir and inTigoratinjr and property steadily improve in can rid yourself of the v cold and ! .aAWntPr drawn f r"om ' condition. . . -avoid nil chance of catarrh by usinffj uenciuusoui r- - - ; Munds Broth rs' magnificeut new soda fountain at w lVi: V51 i sodafountain at a temperature 01 , a.i uu4w - - r WILMINGTON, N C. SATURDAY, OCTOBER We now have the best Pocket Scissor made. N. Jacobi Hdw. Co. t The receipts of cotton to date are G,327 bales ahead of same date last vear. x Mrs. F. W. Heyer returned to the city last night from an extended visit to New York. The new electric light poles .are up as far North as Red Cross street and the wires have'betai strung. Services at St. Paul's Episcopal Church to-morrow at 11 a. m. and 8 ik. m, Sunday School at S5p. m: Rev. Mr. Arnold will officiate at St. Paul's Mission, cornerhird and Castle streets, at 4:30 p. ill. to-morw ro jv. ' Rev. F. W. E. Peschau returned to the city last night and will hold services in St. Paul'sEvan.Lutheran Church to-morrow. The family of Maj. Mackay? who has recently removed here from Durham and embarked in the insur ance business with Dr. Harriss,wil arrive here next Tuesday. Capt. John H. Sharp, Secretary and Treasurer of the Carolina Cen tral Railroad, who has been in New York in attendance on the meeting of the stockholders of that road, re turned to the city.this morning. Attention is invited to advertise ment of Messrs. Cronly & Morris of the sale of a number of pieces of valuable real estate in this city, the sale to take place at their salesrooms on Wednesday next, at 12 o'clock. It is sad to think that Nebuchad nezzar after his gay life had to go to grass, but sadder the thought that so many men of promise and ability find early graves by carelessness in not checking a cold in its early stages by the use of Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup. The gold badge presented to Mr, R. E.k Li Brown, by citizens of WiN ulington, in recognition of his gal lant services in saving life last Sum mer at Wrightsville Beach, was for warded; to that gentleman yester day. We regret vey much to state that Mr. Geo. S. Willis, for some time past, up to fe k months ago.foreiuan in this office,and who has been very sick for a long time, was so extreme ly ill this afternoon that he would hardly live through the day. The monument "erected in Grace M. E. Church to the memory of the late Capt. W. M. Parker, who was for eighteen years the beloved Sus perintendent of the Sunday School of that church, will help to perpet uate the memory of a good man for long years yet to come. Mr. J. L. Anders, of Hallsboro, N C, offers for sale the well known Cant well place, situated on the W. C. & A. R. R., 17 miles from Wil mington and near Cronly. There is a nice residence there, a fine farm and an excellent orchard. See ad. f6V full description. Stockholders' Meeting. The annual meeting of the stock holders of the Carolina Central R. R. was held on the 10th . inst in the city of New York. The old direc tory, consisting of Messrs. Jno. M, Robinson, R. C. Hoffman, J. S. Whedbee and J. L. Minis,;of Balti morei R. S. Tucker and Jno. C. Winder! of; Raleigh; Isaac Bates, of Wilmington; D. W. Oates, of Charlotte; W. W. Chamberlain, of Portsmouth, and C. Goddard and Dr.;C. H. Roberts, of New York, were reelected. At a meeting of the Board, held subsequently. Col. John M.iRobin son was reelected President, Mr. R. C. Hoffman, -Vice President and Capt. John II. Sharp, Secretary ind Treasurer. . Of the 11,800 shares of stock is sne'd 11,790 shares were represented in person and by proxy. - The total earnings of tfye road, ! from nil sources, tor the uscal vear , . K . rt flii!infi.s which incltiilps tarps.J&lfJl. - The nt annual mpptins? will lie day after tlie Orst Tuesdav in Octo- I'kAivirviv w h raw a ft i. i 11 riki. 1 1 rs. f. - ti1i;firsr Tii-,inv in ntn- St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church. The services in St. Paul's Evan gelical Lutheran Church, corner Market and Sixth streets, Rev. F. W. E. Peschau, pastor, to Aiorrow, will be in English at 11 a.-m. and in German at 8 p. in. 'AH are weW come at the services. . Tno King of. Portesral is Mead. Col. W. L. DeRosser, Consul for Portugal at this port, received a telegram to-day from the . Consul General atNewYork,stuting that the King of Porr ugal died to-day; The Consul-General at the same time orders all Portugese flags at half mast for eight days. Bought New Furniture. i: Mr. Aug. Roder, proprietor of the new Purcell House, and Mr. W. E- LSpringer visited Goldsboro yester day and purchased a large amount of furniture from' the factory in that place. Had there been a furniture' factory here the goods would have been bought in Wilmington. The gentlemen sho wed their patriotism and good sense by not going North for the goods when they could be bought at home. Memorial -rcrvlces. Joint memorial services will be held in the First Baptist Church to morrow evening by the members of Cape Fear Lodge No. 2 and Orion Lodge No. 67, I. O, O. F., to which the public are invited. The service will be conducted by Rev. R. C. Beaman. The committee of ar rangements is composed of Messrs. John L. Dudley, W. S. Hewlett, W. W. Yopp, Frank Meier, Martin T. Davis and L. L. Hanby. American Safes in Paris. The Farrel & Herring Patent Safes have been awarded the grand. Gold Medal at the present Exposition in Paris. The Pioneer and Her Cargo. . The steamship Pioneer is a total wreck. Information to this effect was received here last night by Mr. H. G. Smallbones, Superintendent of the New York & Wilmington Steamship Co. at this port. The cargo is also a total loss. The vessel was insured for $50,000. The value of the cargo, which was owned principally by parties in this cjty, is unknown, as also the amount of in surance on it. Daily Throagh Freight on C. C K. K. We learn that it is in contempla- tion by the Carolina Central Rail road authorities to put on at an early day a daily local freight train leaving Wilmington and Charlotte each morning and reaching their respective destinations, Charlotte and Wilmington, the same day. This will be a great convenience to the merchants here and patrons all along the line between the two cities. Pleesant and Successful. The book reception at the Y. M. C. A. rooms last evening was a very pleasant affair and a very success ful one. Besides being a very pleas. sant evening socially, and 'affording a musical and litecary treat, it re sulted in about 175 volumes being added to the Association Library. The following progiamme was ren dered. Piano solo, by Miss Jennie Allen. Recitation, by Miss Suey L. Cum min?. ; ii A selection, by a vocal quartette composed of Miss Minnie Schwarz, Messrs. Alex. Holden,BrookeFrench. M. F. Manning and W. P. Toomer. ! Recitation, by Miss Clara Spring er : h A selection by a quartette com posed of Misses Schwarz, Gabrielle DeRosset and Messrs. Holden and French, Prof. Curtis, musical di rector. This was followed by a recitation bv Miss Lucy Bacon. After a few minutes' intermission the programme was closed with a reading from "Hiawatha" by Rev. C. L. -Arnold. At the close of the programme re- . freshments were served to the com- pany, the young men of the Associa- tion waiting 4 nk for a Moment !u. i it . ..4. Dr. Sasre'K CJ.atarrh Keincd v. If a ' troublesome disease speedily bv v-hi iv aiiiiii'i mi v f 1 1 1 i ii iiiim. trnnhlAni rifflA snpdilv hv thA 19, 1889. NO 248, The Purcell Ilouse. The Purcell House will be opened; by Mr. Aug. Roder, on or about" December -: 1st. The preparations are being hurried as much as pos sible but there has been found a great deal to do. Mr.' Roder is an experienced hotelist and will keep a good house. He wil) have the best help he can find and is determined to secure the favor of the public. - ; A Night Off. There is no doubt as to the merits of the entertainment to be present ed at the Opera House -on Monday night. It is called "A Night Off' and will cause many to take a night off from the cares land fatigues jef business; It is endorsed by our State exchanges and our peopfe can' relv on it that it well please tliem well. ' - 1 Very Low "Water.:- The water in the Cape Fear is dis tressingly low. There is only about two and a half feetat Fayetteville and this is falling oft": Uuless rain comes soon the boats will have" to tie up. As it is, they run now only with difficulty and out of schedule. The Murchison is here to-day. She left Fayetteville yesterday morning and arrived here at 4 o'clock this morning. She ought to have made the round trip and been back at Fayetteville to-day. j 1 sullered with pain in my side and back for; four weeks, the pain oeing so severe as to keep me in bed, unable to move. 1 tried Salvation Oil and it completely cured 'me and I am now well and free from til pain. Cn. Robert Lkdlish, 52 Durst Alley, Bait., Md. MAKltlED. KINGSBURY BERNARD. In this city, at- ot. raui s episcopal cnurcn, Thursday even ing. October nth, by. Rev. c. L; Arnold, ROGER ATKINSON KINGSBURY and MlSS GJSNJSVIEVE GARLAND BEKNAUD. NEW AOVEKTISE31ENTS. Op en All To -Morrow, Sunday, October 20th. ft! UN US BROS. 104 N. Front St. OCt 19 tf Memorial Services. :0: Officers and Mcmks of Cape Fear No. 2, ajd Orna Lodge h. 67, 1. 0. 0. F. gRETnREN: YOU ARE REQUESTED TO meet at your Lodge Room Sunday. Oct. 20, at 7 o'ciock p. m. snarp, to attend tne service s, conducted by the Rev. R. C. Beaman. at the First Baptist Church.. The-public are cor- cuauy invitea. Committee op Arrangements : John L. Dudley, W. 8. Hewlett, W. W. Yopp, Frank Meier, Martin t. Davis, Lewis nanoy. oci iy it "CANTWELL PLACE" FOE. SALE. i NY ONE WISHING TO BE TnE HAPPY possessor of one of the best places In the State should own "CANTWELL PLACE." i ;Cantwell Place" Is situated on the W. C. & A. R. R., 17 miles from Wilmington. It has all the attractions for a good country home. Place contains 100 acres of land, a fine $1,200 residence, fine orchards and vineyards, kitch-i en, dining room, pantry, Arc, and all that you could wish ror to make a nne home. Suitable for any kind of farming, trucking and a splen did place for a canning factory. It is a SDlen dld place for mercantile business. Cronly is within three-fourths of a mile, where f;j,500 cash is paid out every week to hands, c. i I want to sell; reason for selling, I am go ing to Western North Carolina. Price of place $3,500 $1,000 cash and balance in one, two, three, four and five years time. A big bargain. Address S J. L. ANDERS. octl9 2fc d&w j Hallsboro, N. 6. -PURCELL' HOUSE. J WOULD RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE to the travelling puOlic and citizens generally that the old and popular PURGE LL HOUSE WILL BE REOPENED UNDER MY MAN AGEMENT ON OR ABOUT December 1st. The Hou3ehas been tnoronghly overhauled and renovated and many important additions have made. It wU1 refurnished from top to bottom, (ioo.1 and experienced help vrill be employed, and I guarantee good are, good beds and good servico. Respectfully, , AUG. RODER, PROPRIETOR. oct" 19 till dec 1. i ! For Sale 1000 LBS TYPK M11 "LEAN andln good condition. a condition, wuiinc soia cheap. myutr TOIS OFFICE PLEASE NOTICE. . Wo will to claa to rccclTO cctonsiicatl . froa' our MCSS3 cn any tna" in t-i;octs rcncral interest, tnt I .-r v, ; ." The name ot the writer must always fce nished to the Editor. v : ' ccmmxtnlcatlons must x writttn a tut one 5iao oi mo paper. ; : - 1 Personalities must to avoldea. ; V And it is especially ana particularly , under . stood that tne Editor floes not alwaj3 endors the. views of correspondenta cailesa tS stated in tlie editorial columns. ' '. IEW ADVEKTI8EiLElirS An (mpiriMft hit f leal Istafe if Aficfe M- CitONLY, Auctibnoer, By CRONLY & MORRIS. ' QN WEDNESDAY, - 23RT) - INST.,- 'AT 12 o'clocic m., we will sell within our sales rooms, No. 19 South Water street, by public auction, that valuable four-story Dwelling nowe and Lot. 54 x 19Sfeet, situated upon the South side of Market, between Fourth and Firth streets. . Dwelling contains fourteen rooms, two-story Brick Annex of four, mating an entirety of eighteen rooms, stables. Carriage House and all outhouses. Excellent water, r. u Also, that valuable unimproved Lot.' East of and aa joining above 3S feet front, with a depth ' of 66 feet upon the East and 97 feet upon the West side. ' Also, that valuable Wharf property';North of and adjoining Ann street Dock, 66?feet front by depth (to centre of what '.will be South Water street) of 123 feet. Also, the Lot with two Brick Warehouses and open way, 73 feet front, from centre of waier.street 85 above, running Eastwardly with Northern line of Ann street 110 feet.. Also, that valuable Wharf upon West sldo of river. South of and adjoining Ferry , Dock and causeway, with all of the commodious WaircnpuscstQereon 169 feet front and depth of feet, ' Also, the Wharf Lot south of and adjoining above 112 feet and running to Brunsvaick county line upon the West, with alt of the Warehouses, &c, thereon; , - . Terms of Wharf property one-third cash, balance one and two years with 6 per cent, in terest. Terms of dwelling made known at sale- y octiait .. OPERA HOUSE. OCTOBER 21BT, A NIGHT OFF.5 OCTOBER 22NIj J AN ARABIAN NIGHT. Two or AUGUSTIN DALY'S great come dies, with a splendid New York company, di rect from Daly's Theatre. ' Reserved Scats at Yates' Saturday morning. oct 17 tf New YorU & Wilmington Steamship Co. FROM PIER 29, EAST RIVER NEW YORK Located between.Chambcrs and Roosevelt sts . At 3 o'clock, p. M. BENEFACTOR .....Saturday. Oct. 2 GULF stream.,,. : ..SaturdayVNov. 2 FROM WILMINGTON - BENEFACTOR GULF STREAM BENEFACTOR. ..Tuesday, Oct. 22 Friday, .Oct. 5 Friday, Nov. 1 tsr- Through Bills Lading and Lowest Thro Rates guaranteed to and from points in North and South Carolina. For Freight or Passage apply to " , ..HG. SMALLBONES, Superintendent, Wilmington, fcr C. THEO. E. EGER, Traffic Manager. New Yor WJI." P. CLYDE & CO.. Genl Agents, oct 19 5 Bpwling Green, New York. . RACKET NEWS ! AUR BUYER, MR. BRADDY, ONE OF THE proprietors of the RACKET STORE, is now in New York purchasing a large stock for the Fall trade. Mr. Braddyis a wide-awake and careful buyer and has had quite a good ex perience .n that lino and he will attend all the auction and sheriff sales and will lay in The Largest and Best Assarted Stock of Goods v that the RACKET has ever carried. There fore we will be able to do better by our many good customers than ever before. .-.1 WILL PLACE THIS LARGE STOCK BEFORE TllE JrLliLIC AT A '', ii :' . VERY SMALL MARGIN, As our motto is "Quick Sales and Small Profits." 1: WE WrILL GO IN MORE LARGELY FOR j Millinery and Carpels-and Toys than we have in the past, as our customers are getting more numerous and our 'sales much larger every dar. This stock win no opened the 1st of October and we Invite both rich and 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- uieuess. uuu onus. Very truly yours s ; BRADDY & GAYLdRD PKOPRIRTOIW. r 117 S. FRONT ST., WILMINGTON. NJ Cf.- ' Headquarters, New York. , sep 7 tf sat Notice, HAVING OPENED A FIRST-CLASS BAK ERY at Store No. 130 Market Kfrri-r i would be glad to have my friends and the puonc generally to can, as I guarantee to keep nothing but what is fresh, l have my Bread and cakes baked every day. I Respectfully, , -, ; octlilw W. A. PATTEN' notice.--;7 ::; J HAVE REMOVED MY LATJXDRY FliOit ; Market street to North Front, between Cncst nut and Mulberry, where 1 wm bo pirasedto we all of, rny rriena an i t r. public gen erally, sax lkl . oct 8 3m iToprirtor Chinese Laundry,