North Carolina Newspapers

1 I . - i ", r t - : ' ' ,' ' .'..,'"''-"'.1 . ' ":' '$ cven.sandws excepted. ' l THAMES, Mltor and pop. ffTBOSS. POSTAGE PAID: months $3.00. Three pi, $4.00. six one month, 35 cents, rteuvered by carriers, free ,$1.00. -.nrfWl" ! -v. TlllW I - nirt of the ciry, at me auu vo in anf tatvr week.! . -lowandllberaL lrswiiipiee report any and f Sve their paper regularly. ApVJ3KTI8BMJSNT8 the most!elegant form tyvr and nutritious JUICE rntV" OF THE- flGSOF CALIFORNIA. rb'2ed with the medicinal of plants known to be st beneficial to the human Irian, fonning an agreeable ''A effective laxative to perma--tiv cure Habitual Consti Son, and the many ills de eding on a weak or inactive condition of the j 0108, LiVER AND BOWELS. ais their.ost excellent Remedy known to THE SYSTEM EFFECTUALLY Vhtn one is Bilious or Constipated so that FL8ECL0O3, REFRESHING 8LEEP, HEALTH and STRENGTH NATURALLY FOLLOW. Everyone is using it and all are delighted with it. ASK YOUR DRUGQI5T FOR - SYRtnP OP 3PZGS MANUFACTURED ONLY BY CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. S AH FRANCISCO, CAL. Willi. Kt. ; NEW YORK. N. Y For sale by BUtfEKT l B EL Li A MY", WHOLESALE DRUGGIST, k4 s ly dw VUmlngton, N, C. Inherited .Blood Poison. lot many people there are whose distress imms, aches, pains and eruptive ten ItodBndue to inherited blood poison. liUWjHssesfroni parent to childnd it is l'!nMlotVAiliiiA1.iiniAnfl .nil nrita tn .'Mr blood pure. This is easily accom Sod by a Umely use of B. B. B. (Botanic JJoi Balmv ?cua to Blood Balm Co., At- r a.tot o o! most convincing proof. allies Jlill. Atlanta. Ga . writes: "My two s were afflicted with blood poison, which feetors said was hereditary. They both broke p in sores and eruptions which B. B. B. pipuy conrroiiM and nnaiiy cured com- pieiy." K s. M. Williams, sandy, Texas, writes: lyiiuw poor afflicted children, -who Inher 4 Hood poison, liave lmDroved raDldly after aeof B. B. B. it is a Godsend." IE. Wilson, .ilen Alpine Station, N. C, . 18S5, writes: "Bone and blood poison me to have my leg amputated, and on ump there came a large ulcer, which s worse every day untli doctors gave me Wie. I only weighed 130 pounds when I jpato take b. B. u., and 12 bottles increased JTeient to iso pounds and made me sound JjeD. I never knew what good health before." feses Burr and James ITIU BEGIN TflE 25TH ANNUAL SESS- tHeir School for young ladles and chll- on Monday, school House, on Third street, imme Xirth of St . Job n's Ch n reh ,ls'ruction Thorough and Trnis Ueasonable. Action- IV vnnir. 11111010 nTia. "Kli'S AND NEEDLEWORK W1TII (U T EXTUA CHAKGE. Sntai m usic onPlano Forte or Organ rih uesireu, uu auuoiiixuu- Instn nours at tne residence i2fiu..CraJon. Water Color and 'finn?tIve arts taught at reduced rates. wnjerparticul arsin quire at 224 North I k kfa and Genilemcn of Wilmington. REGULAR CROCK b;oujing what you need from L;- - 17 Market'Street, between" 's::jat-r. Look tdr the sitrn ot the ' h9Wf9s the placed Look ?!Ym,(1,line ot Ware kept constants In WiTv-n et Sod Ware when you buy N. q e oct 9 tf I EPERScan pfoyebyasinglo X Jxtracts'are the"che3Derti eoa nrm PKlXsov 'ident. W. P.TOOMER, cashier. jWnn Savings & Trust Co.; CMonovT' WILMINGTON, N. C, eTrst3or Plt!- la .-empowered to a 01 all kinds. mohontf in 1 f VOL XIII. Very few people arl aware how ! many more people.have visited the ParisExposition than were admitted 1 tathe Centennial at (Philadelnhia s in 1870. This had 9,857,025 visitors i and the Paris Exposition is in a fair j wav to havni aii OOn ftnn I mf " "j " It is not generally ' known that there are in existence sdme vcrv '' spirited ballads by Lord Macaulay j ; -1 ! i i ! ... .. i wiuuu, in accordance witu tne au- thor's.wish. have never been pnb 1 lUhed. Thejbest of theiu relates the story of Bosworth field. The examinations for admission to theMichiganUni verity show seventy five more men entered than last year in the literary; department alone. In the entire University so great has been the increase in mem bership that it is expected there will be over 2,000 students in all. The Russian clergy have set up a massive clock to commemorate the Borki railway accident, in which the Czar and his fauiily narrowly escaped death. The clock faces the scene oft he accident, and once a year, at the silver bell to exact hour, a heavy Is for five minutes. Seven hundred and twenty-two miles of the great Trans-Andean Railway, intended to Iconnect Val paraiso with Buenos Ayres, are open, and the remaining 149 miles are expected to be completed in 1892. The summit level is 10,'450 feet above the sea, and the summit tunnel will be three mile long. The Pope has commissioned the Right Rev. Mgre Satolli, president of the Academy of Noble Ecclesias tics and Thoiiiistic lecturer at Pro paganda, to preside in Noyember at the inauguration of the Washington Uaiversity. It is understood that he will commpmorote the occasion by creating fiye new dioceses in the United States, The Sprinfield (Mass) Republican is contending for a uniform street carfare for five cents in that city instead of six,! as charged at the pre. sent. The Republican Isays the com pany controlling all tlie lines is more than able to do it, and prints some figures which I seem to justify the ground it has taken. The company has a capital stock of j $350,000, and since 1878 has declnrett annual di vidends of 8 per cent. Its surplus last year was $85,114. j Sister Maria: Theresa, Superior of tlie Sisters of Meroy' in Tonquin, who has just received tlie Cross of Legion of Honor, has ministered to the wounded. of the French army for thirty years, anil has herself been wounded on three oocasians at Balaklava, Magqnta 1 and Worth. During the war with Germany she once courageously seized a smoking shell which had fallen in the midst of the field hospital, and ran with it into an, adjoining meadow, where she was severely injured by Us ex.. plosion. In Syria, China, Mexico and now in Tonquin, ISister Thersa has followed I the French armies with extraordinary intrepidity and devotion. Bro. London, of the Chatnam Record visited the State Fair and about dinner tjme dropped in at the editorial lunch room, so-called. He gives a very gloomy description of the menu when he says: "The edi tors having been most CQrdallv q vited to eat' a lumsneon every tiay at the room assigned to them, we went there at dinner time hungry and hopeful, butquickly retired stil1 more hungry but much less hope ful. The so called luncheon was a "fraud and delusion,"! consisting of a small package of. rj'rjj -crackers and one can of corned beef. This was the generous hospitality extended in appreciation of the! free adertis-. ing given the Fair by the. editors of tlie State I" j. B,po. Loudonjs point! is well taken. The Fair could iever. nave oeen what it was without i tle press. Thousands of dollars worth, of al - varHsin? was cive.n freej I lie ecu- tors' didn't asH the manager of the T. ffrAfttthem. They were n if thev visited the Fair, to go IICU, II I 1 , I to the "ediwiai iunou roums, . 1 m iw their wants would be attend ed to. . They went and the Record tells the result! i w The most remarkable cures of n : record have been ae., sc r, k unntfs Sarsanarilla. i com W. Rd fcynll druggies. ' I Try DM WILMINGTON, N. C TUESDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1889. 1NDKX TO NBW ADYIRTTStMSNTS B P PiNNY--Clothlng Mdnbs Bros Pharmacists W M CuHifiNG Mattresses . Laundry Ironing Stoves are sold j by the N. Jacobi Hdw. Co. t Sawdust the streets on the hills. 51 -. 1 - iir t 1 - . v en v mr. uniuea u. xveuau, oiieriu 01 Duplin county, is in the city to-day. We now have thejbest " Pocket Scissor made. N. Jacobi Hdw. Co. t Mr. John P. Garrell has returned to the city from a visit to Charleston &nd Savannah. Mr. W.jT. Johnson, of Salem, was in the city to day and paid us a pleasant visit. Shot, Cartridges, Loaded Shells and ammnnition of all kinds forsale by the NJ Jacobi Hdw. Co. There was a fine supply of fresh meats in market this morning, not withstanding the warm weather. Rev. A. A. Scruggs will preach at the Baptist Chapel, corner Fifth and Wooster streets, to-night. at 8 o'clock. You will find a nice assortment of Rifles at the N. Jacobi Hdw. Co. 1 Just the article to make your boy happy. t Heating Stoves of all kinds and sizes. We will give you substantial goods and low prices. $i, Jacobi Hdw. Col t Miss Josie Hewlette returned this morning from ChapelHill, where she has been on a visit to relatives for the past two months. Hands wanted on fine Pants, None but those that can do first? class work need apply. 1. Shrier cor. Front and Princess. tf .-.-Ladies I will find a very handsome and complete line of ladies Muslin Underwear at astonishing low prices at the Wilmington Sbirt Factory 122 Murket street. Sign of the blue awning., j . tf The Orton House, through the kindness of Col. Murchison, has been equipped with, three flags, Federal, State and Qrton House. It sported the Qld North State flag this forenoon. We greatly regret to learn that the condition of Mr. J. W, Woolvin., who has been so serious! v- sick for some weeks past, does not improve. The gravest fears are enterfcajned. by his family and friends. Cutlery, Our stock of Standard Cutlery is very complete. .We Keep everything in this line that you can possibly desire, and our prices are the lowest. Drop in and look at our assortment. N. Jacobi Hdw. Co. t Mr. Eddy Kelley left ,here this af ternoonion. the ?.2) tialn on the Carolina Central R. R, forBirmlng ham, Ala., where he intends to en ter into the general insurance and real estate business. We wish him much success in his new venture. 1 The devil would persist, in both ering Martin Luther until the bald head monk dispatched him with a bottle of ink; so we learn that a bot tle of ink might rid you 01 any devil, but a bottle of Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup will always rid you of any ' ! u T ry Mr. J, T: Collins, otBurgaw, paid ns a veiy welcome visit this fore noon. He tells us that the farmers are now all very busy gathering their big corn crops. Thus farx nothing has been hurt by e. frosts not even the potato, vines having bekled. I Memorial Services. . The joint memorial services of Cape Fear Lodge No. 2 and Orion Lodge N.o. 07,1. O. O. F. at the First Baptist Church on Sunday night were lanrelv attended. The two ( . - .... . loclsrer appeared in a Wvly. Rev. -o j . ... - Mr. Beaman poached a very elo ouent sermon on the occasion &nl tlie music was very finev ThrQffl Ffhl, The through local freight train on ;the C. C. R. R. of which we spoke ! in the Rbvikw on Saturday last, will be put on the Carolina Central AOl Tka .!n Na... Monda v. Oct. 28th. The train from Wilmington will leave at 4 a. in. everv day except Sunday; and ar 1 Af. Charlotte at 8.24 n. 1a. From I ru rlntri the train will leave at 415 . m,, ..J- n til and arrive at Wilmington A passenger coach will " y- . be attacneu ,u the train. - m-r Better Times in Brunswick. We are glad to hear that crops in the lower part of Brunswick county are fair. Corn is unusailv fine but cotton is not so erood. There has been a fine run of mullets on the coast, which is making times much better. The people generally are healthy and in better spirits than for many years past. Syrup of Figs, Produced from the laxative and nutritious juice of California fisrs. combined with the medicinal virtues, of plants known to be ttrost .benje. clal to the human system, acts gents ly, on the kidneys, liver and bowels effectually cleansing the system, dis pelling colds and headaches, and curing habitual constipation. Ex-Sheriff Taylor Married, That clever gentleman, Ex-Sheriff Taylor, of Brunswick county, now Deputy Revenue Collector for this district, was happily married at 9 o'clock last Sunday morning, at Lock wood's Folly, to Miss Sophie J. Mercer, Rev. R. L. Warlick of ficiating. We tender our congrat .1. . tt r- 4 --5 . T - . . t t - - life of wedded happiness. Signals. uiauons ana oest wisnes lor n, on? We are informed by the ofiicer in charge of the Signal Office, that through the courtesy of Mr. W, A Bryan, the cold wave signal will be displayed from the Ortori House flagstaff. The Signal Office is fur nished with but one staff, and as the wind signals are often ordered at the same time as the cold wave sig nal, the latter, in such cases-', could At t 1 mi 11 cot De noisteo. 1 ne com wave sig nal will also he displayed from the Signal Office, as heretofore, when ordered alone. Pender County Points. (Reported for the lie view.) On Thursday of last week I visit ed the thriving little village of Bui gaw and put np at thePenderHotel, kept by that excellent lady, Mrs. R. M. ('room. Ti. 11 l i - 11, more man pieasea me to see M m so mucn improvement gomg on in the village. M.r, J. B. Moore will soon have erected there a large gin house, with a gin to gin cotton, and also a grist mill for the purpose of grinding corn, run by a 30 horse power engine, ; The colored people of the village and vicinity are having them a large and commodious house of worship erected which will be dedicated to the Presbyterian faith. They were greatly aidid by the generous heart ed white peopla of the village. The pastor- of the church, Rev. Sanders, told us that one white man of the village gave them as much as $15. The so long talked-of Burgaw and Onslow Railroad is beyond doubt a fixed fact, and it will not be many months ere you will hear the whistle of the iron horse through Angola on its way to Jacksonville and Swansboro. The people of Pen der and Onslow counties ouerht to feel themselves under a great debt of gratitude to Mr. G. A. Ramsay for the untiring efforts he has made in this project, for in and through him largely the work has begun and. will be carried into completion. In the afternoon of the same day, by inyiaKHji, o- Prof. Milledge, yisited his excellent school and; sure ly I was well pleased with his man ner of teaching. Prof. Milledge is a native of Canada and a. betteij.dis ciplined school I have never seen. H method of teaching geography surpasses 'anything that I ever be held in the mode of teaching. The behavoir of the pupils and the man ney in which they answered ques tions showed them to be smart, ac tive and well trained children. roust ma.k.e special mention of little Bobbie Croom, Katie Hand and Master Samuel P. Crown who did nobly and whse behavoir was un surpassed any children that I have ever seen, Do you think the proprietors of Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy would offer, as they have done for many years, a standing reward of f5Q(i for a case of Catarrh which they cannot cure, if they did not positively know that the Remedy, will absolutely and permanently core Catarrh. Sold by druggists, at only 50 cents. Refreshing and Invigorating; Delicious Soda Water as drawn from .soJa fountain at a temperature of 34. Purest Fruit Svrnn.Milk Shakos 1 anc Natural Mineral Water. NO 250. Forecasts. For North Carolina, fair weather, followed in western portion by light rain and warmer. For Wilmington and vicinity, fair weather. City Courts The Mayor disposed of. the follow ing cases to-day: Robert McKoy, charged with lar ceny, was lound guilty and sent on to the Criminal Court for trial. Robert. Tillman, evidently insane, was held for safe keeping. Mary J. Jourdan, disorderl v, was flned4$20 and costs. ' - Satirah Bunting, the same a and the same. "Hannah Sneed, same and same. Joseph West, ditto and ditto. Patrick Da vis was found guilty of selling liquor on Sunday and was fined $20 and costs. Edward Edwards, charged with an assualt with intent to commit rape, was bound over for trial at the Criminal Court. Audit ami Finance. The Board of Audit and. Finance met yesterday in regular session, Present, Mr. R. J. Jones, chairman, aud Messrs. J. F. Maunder, W. R. Kenan and John W. Hewett. A communication was received uuiu nit' xsoarii oj mermen em bracing the following action taken by that Board. 1st. Awarding $75 to Mr. Jas. W. King for work in preparing the tax list book.' Concurred in. and. Kcducmg the license tax on wood alcolml distilleries from $3.00 per month to $1.10 per month. Con curred in. liil is were audited and approved as follows: Current expenses, $942, 0G; note for money borrowed for current expenses, $2,547.21; interest on same, $45.42. At the Opera House- there was a! very good audience at the Opera House last night to witness the presentation of " Night Off.,, The first act was de. cidedly quiet but m the second the fun began and was kept up heartily to the close. There is nlentv of 1 good natured fun in the piece and it is fresh and original fun at that. There are no stale 4 'gags' but all is bright, lively and piquant. The company is an excellent one and fully up to the requirements of the piece. No company which has ever played upon the boards in thi3 city has received iyo'-e hearty, unstinted and universal applause than was accorded last night. There will be another entertainment to-ni ght which will close the short season. "An Arabian Night" will be pre sented and everybody should go and see it. New England Magazine. The New England Magazine for October presents a varied and at tractive table of contents. Many of the articles are devoted to subjects relating to education, so many, in fact, that the number might well be called an educational number. Mr. Albert P. Marble, the retiring pres ident of the National Eduoational Association, contributes an article on. the history ;and prospects of the Association; W. A. Mowry, the edi tor of jrfucat ion writes on Dr. Har ris and the Bureau of Education. There is a" brief .article on History, by A. E. Winship, the editor of the Ncvj England Journal of Education; and there is a long and fully illus trated article on the Educational Institutions of Nashville. Nashville receives further notice in a general article on'.the history and new life of the city, by Hon. A. S. Colyar. Dr. Holmes, whose eightieth birth day has just j been celebrated, re ceives liberal attention. The fron tispiece is a portrait of Dr. Hoi tires, from a recent photograph. There is an illustrated article'Dr. Holmes at For-seore,v by George Willis Cooke: an article on "Dr. Holmes' Pilgrim Poems:"' and interesting facts about the poet among the Editorial Notes. Professor - Hos 1 ner's story, "The Haunted Bell," is continued, and there are some short stories. There are other contents, rich and varied. It is simply wonderfnl how a good thing gets, known and appreciated.; In the public ! school examinations now they ask the small boys: 'Who! was the first man?" Adam-" "The first woman?1 "Eve." "Who was the 22nd President of the United States?" "GroverClevelajjfL" "Wiat is the specific cure for pain?" Salva tion OiljC PLSASB NOTICE. - no wm 00 giaa to reccmj ccmraTiiucau from our : mesas 'en ear taa Ui ratjocts gener!iitercsstrat 1 - V The nama cf tho writer mist arrays be ' nishea to tne Esiitcr." v - cpnimunicatoia must .fee written on; tut ,one Bide. of. tna paper. t - . . ' - Personalities muat be avoided.- I " And it is especially ana particularly tmarr stood that tne Editor does not 'alwajs endors the viewa 01 corresponOents cnlca CO statrd in the editorial columns. - Death of a Christian Idy v : AJ correspondent writes us -.'of : the) death of Miss. Eliza, Oglesbyt at the residence of her brother-in-law,: Mr. M. i Home, a t.Cbinqnepin, Duplin countyv on Saturjday last The . de ceased ladywasabddtears of age ana was or. a beautlfuj, jconsis" tent Christian character, , She died in the full hope of a blessedlmuior tality beyond. ; NEW ADVEKTISEfilEKTS OPERA HOUSE. QOTOBe'r 218T, ' : A NIGHT OFF. OCTOBER 22ND, : , AN ARABIAN NIGHT. Two Of Au6lTSTIN DALY'S mftt'WimP- dies, with a splendid New York company, dl- jcuii uuui j;aiy s ineaire. reserved geats at Yates' Saturday morning:, pet 17 tf . , - . Notice. HAVES ltEMOVED MY LAUNDRY FROM I Market street to North Front, between Chest nut ana Aimoerry. where I will he Dleased to see all ot my friends and the public gen erally. ' . SANLKE, N oct sim Proprietor Chinese Laundry. A CARD. Wilmington, N. O., Oct. lath, 1889J Mr. (rt'o. D. EJdridge, HeeM'taw Xatfonnl. Life '.awl .Maturity tympany t WatJii?i(itoa, J). C: Deak, Sir: Tn acknowledging ' receipt of Two Thousand Dollars this day Raid pe by your special agent. Mr. W. II. Gibson, being In full amount or policy on tlie life of.my late husband, Frederick W. Ileyer, of thlsdty, al low me to thank you and the Company for a full and prompt settlement. Mr. Ileyer was a member of your company, a little over two years, and in that time I can say that It was a pleasure to have bUslnes3 to transact with It. In my opinion no Company could be better entitled to tlie confidence and tluv patronage of the public than such a Company;- - Respectfully, ; . ANNE CATHAKINA IIKYEK.-; A good, reliable and' energetic man wanted ns Agent for this city and vicinity, act 21 lw Hyacinths, v rULIPS, CROCUS, FREESIAS, ANEMONI, Chinese Sacred Lily, etc., etc., -: At JAMES D. NUTT'S, , The Druggist. oct 10 tf NOTICE ! NOTICE ! TAXES. ' THIltD AND LAS I' ltOUN U. I WILL VISIT THE PLACES NAMED HE- low for the purpose of collecting the Taxes of Pender county: , ." . Piney Woods, Monday, October 28th. Gum, Tuesday, October 2!)th. Point Caswell. Wednesday, October 30th. ; Truxton, Thursday, October 3lst. ; Long Creek, Friday, November 1st. Kocky Point, Saturday, November 2nd. Burgaw, Monday, November 4th. sidbury's Store. Wednesday, November 6th, Westbrook's Store, Thursday, November 7th. I Shakin, Saturday, November 9th. . : -; Willard, Monday, November 11th. j south Washington, Tuesday,November l3th. I Those falling to meet me at the above named places and settling their taxes will bo. visited by myself or deputy at once with the express purpose of collecting the taxes due. The taxes must be wound up by the 3lsc day of next December. Respectfully, E. M. JOHNSTON, Sheriff. Burgaw, Pender Co., N. C, Oct. 1st, oct213tdlm w - notigbT :0: NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY YOUR ' : 7'1 Fall and Winter o 1 -t TCL XX gr . CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST Boys' and Chif drenfr ' suits: u A SPECIA LTY, AND SOLD AT New York Prices. Call at once and be convinced. Don't for get our line of . LATEST BROADWAY BLACK , IX HILK ' HATS ONLY S3.0O. ' B. F. PENNY, THE CLOTHIER,- 110 Market Street. oct 17 tf Almond Meat Soap FOB THE COJlPIjEXIOrf jIGHLY RECOUMENDED FOR WHITEN ing, softening and beautifying the skin and removing tan, jilscoloratlons or other im purities. , For sale by - - . 3iUNDS BROTHEIIS, oct 10 tf ' M N. Front Cf. For Galo. j QQ JLRS. OLD TYPE METAL, CtEAJt' and in good condition Will be Wcf CheaK' Apply at " myntx fmsomcn V