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I Mrtt' 2 . t PLEASE NOTICE "We srtU "beVixd to reccire coma-. ntta car meads on o a&a general Intercsv. oai I Toe ojuae or Ctie writer auu xlTr .ri ,r JOSS. T. ur ..a nvp. TcBBlilNS-1,STA0,CrillD: - CZ3 :3 bit mouuu Siou T as. 0 one mauili. as ccata. cdsbed to toe Cditsr "OommanicauoQ tnast te.Vfitwn c wtIl M deUreml oy carriers, free pi ... ,J.rl or toe ill J At UiS aboW ou. side or itt pprr. rersoiiiillUai cuast be aVotdod. . 1 t w ' And it ts eipoutAiu aad'psracuUrl r i:r- A ' (jrr win p report W W ..Livrnanpp nreUrlT. VAJJ4. AI V Wl TAf I Vri'lVlV 1U A hlfnvh A v nnivum ? ionn stood ut the Editor docs not airiysissne the views ooiredpondcxiu oolcsa ttatca In the etULoridj ooiaaias. .- t1 ..,:, """ NO 251. aree . I : 1 If II J II II II 41 II II tS II : V : II II .1 11 II I . - : : .. p - i k1 i Vit and results when Jnpcfri taken; Uisplcaxaul n LrJ.int? to tlic taste, and act w't Jl 1'mniptly on the Kiduej, . .'irrt inl i;.wclf. cleauses the m -eSctnallT.tdMpeli coldi, head- tad and cures habitua? Wiau. Svrup of Figs Ji tb t!f rtwrtlr of iu kind ever pro lowing :t the tain? ana ac .Ctim m J truly liieiicial in it fe prepared only from the moti .ml acrreeame tuUtance, if uij excellent :qualitie oomraend i' It!l aaJ have made it the xnos1 pckrrfnieily known. - irrap of Fi ia for aale in 50c 1 11 bottles by all leading drug ti Adt reliable anirgist "wnt ujBot Lave it on hand will pro it promptly for anr one wh file U ITJ lUi J-J uofc aj UUFORNM FIG SYRUP CO. U fUMCISCO. CAL wirui.it. : wro,.r. foe kis ajr BOHEUT R HFLLAMY, wnOLXSALS DKUOIST. Kia ; Wilmington. X. U. Ik I Jiajlii SUaa Ins if J fitynj ill NOW PREPARED TO TAKE CON mjcaU terms & limited amount of Famllj rittif. vbick wiu be la cdjut ol a compe i WORTH t BRANCH. Proprtetora. ortJtt notice. ATE MOVED MY TI.V AND SniST to Xa. ? south fcoad street, next fitieranerof poet, when I win t glal tuom whUixf wort la my Use to Eire roe 1 t. surrn. t)3t A moving ralo. If 4ST WIU. MOTE THIS WEEK. IT IS LTd?,Utt-.ArtJcW ct Furniture aire Tj wctA, can (re us. -We pjcx tottoa prKYs. SfKKO a ctx. , Pumlture Deolr. ptf Cor, M Artrt xatl Seeood St. REMOVAL' JMTO-DAT HbVINN INTO TBK NEW I BoiwiA.- u rnacesa street, SJ Hittre8s Factory; tot'i "T&e WllmlayttQ xnd Se. aicsjta Loxa AclAtloa w.n.cur.ir.iirjc. For Rent. f 1 TSl DW1LLIXQ ON THE it tei?1 erofMArxetaJwlTainl . - hhi vueaavb turn JOHN WILDER ATKINSON. 0 AM? JOHEtS oorjc BOOtCC. T iTr nrrfriTl rjovv Ready. j OW,tilYTO MAKE ALL K1RPS I TrUjaof luiatora.'KAlIlai, irBirillktol1 Orders prompt rt dooe u, order. ft. W rvbvtatf 5 Ui j.00"1' Dock sad Wtur Ms. nted. 1 T SOT ABOUT 15 TEA L rood kukd and U w TEATS OLD. Ullasr to d for ooet wert. box tli, city r. o. f H i rA PPTJ lSnUNTED wmi I 4JWrt'.:Vl-L Uk rnaaoTactared by 1 1 IATCC lX TO NW ATXBrUXMBXTS Pk sid a Co rural turr Y H Kah xkk:moo aI WcmwUxothxjqj Unislsts -C W Vatxi' Joxm aon books 4 A brxnccxB-.patt Wool Splitter Hot IJed&itli.atMl OrM for halo ! by tm Jacob! Hdtr. Go. Da' letitb li liburs aud 41 tuiii- ute. ' The-trave! over the eaeoast II. H. was heavy lat week. A rplb on th turnpike these fine afternoons is the correct thing. Cold weather and showers was the prediction of the "almanax" for to day. ' Tnere w-re two intertueuts last week, both adalts oue -in Bellevae and one in Oakdale. The worst , cages of scrofula, suit rheum and other diseases of the blood, are cured bv Hood's 8a parilla. ' Frank D. Koonct, Esq., of Onslow county, ts In the city and favored us wltn very welcome visit. - The Register of Deeds issued mar- riajre licenses lant week to three couples two white and one col ored. Capt. R. P. Paddlson, who has been on a A hit 'to this section for the past ten days, has returned to Florida. There I not .much firewood in market and a cold spell wpnld see almost a famine on hand with the present short supply. Mr. 8. O. Cowan, of Richmond, and his mother. Mrs. John Cowan, arrived In the city Friday on a brief visit and left to-day. Visitors (to our city should 'cer tainly not fall to call on the N. Ja cobl Hdw. Co. for anything wanting In the!r line. t i - ..- - ' Use Regal Rsady-tnixed Paint, and have no other, if. yon want a good. durable article; for sale by the N, Ja cobl Hdw. Co. , t , Capt. F. M. James reports 9 Inter ments, alf children, in Oak O rove Cemetery for the month of Septem ber 1 white and 8 colored. ' I am Manufactarer's Agent for Barbed and all kinds of Wire, Com bination TVJre and Iron Fences. Or ders solicited. James J. Metts. t Br. steamship Kith, Crooks, clear ed Saturday for Liverpool, with 7,500 bales cotton, valued at $370,000, shipped by Messrs. Alex. Sprunt & Son. " We haye in stock an Immense va riety of .Cook Stoves, all styles and sizes. Prices away down and 8toves guaranteed to give satisfaction. N. Jacob! Hdw. Co. t A large Una of Breech and Muzzle loading Shot Gous, Air Rifles and Pistols; all grades at lowest prices. Wood Powder and sportsmen's sup plies Just received. NJacobl Hdw. Co. ...... The Eastern Baptist Association will meet with the church at Riley's Creek, fn Pender-county, to-morrow, the 7th Inst. Several persons from' this city re expected to at tend. . Travel Booth is very heavy now and the tide has set in unusually soon this season. A geutletuau who was off for Florida recently told us that he was unable to obtain a berth iu a slerjer. I y Bo few oysters have as yet been brought into market that we fear we will soon hear a cry of "short cropi" Those that have reached hare from New. River are in fln condition. Dy the agreement with the Asso dated roads the sales of summer ex mirmlon rate tickets Wert? discoutin ed on Oct. 1. "By the same-"agree-1 meut no-excursion trains can iHs.York. Wholesalers have put it up i.r4rMl until ntt mmiuer. 1 1 . J We regret to learn of the death or f ... . . I'lil. ' the ortirlit ano. iwomisiujj nine . 1.. n lierucrs iwjir, vni7 , v... -w- ( of Mr. George W. woyie, lie uieu(wa vu from tetanus, causcxl by an iujury to. his foot a.Iq at wck a- We siu eerely sympathize with our friend In his sad bereavement. : "Vrirwwlr but A woman can wnte A v - untinllv of woman apparel. Tbe man who attempts tt Is lost- It Is different with Dr. DullV Cocgh A with thi nirTu of Uii notetMw aid fresh nera. $UX, large j ThUUfiue weather now for ithe : cotton planter. 8uuet yesterdav aft-runo.. :w : luinntct pahti o'clock. J- The moon entered on Its last qunrt- j ter yesterday af teruoou. The receipts of cotton at this iort to-day foot up 2,698 bale?. Mr. W. D. Smith, of Fayettevilie, is Iu the city to-day on one of his rare visits. Mr. and Mrf.Thos. R. Southerland are In the city,ttie guosts of Capt. T. J. 8outherland. . Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Smith have returued from a visit to Charlotte and Rutherfordtou. Sportsmen go out into she woods every day uow. Small game is said J to be very abundaut. . This Is the glorious Indian Summer, the most pleasant seasou of the en tire year. It can't last long, how ever. ! Mr. F. H. Krahnke, the artistic tailor, has removed to No. 17 Prhv cess street, just North of the Bank of New Hanover. The Goldsboro Argu says that It is now quite certain that Rev. C. L. Arnold will accept the charge pL St. Stephen's Church, in that cityl The new horns for the North StAte Cornet Band' arrived to-day and were delivered at thier hall, cor ner Dock and Water streets. Rev. Mr. Hutson, an evangelist from Virginia, will commence a series of meetings at the Brooklyn Baptist Church next Sunday, the J2th Inst. There will be lots of fun at the Opera ' House to-nh?ht when the "Colored Aristocracy" is to be presented. The box sheet is now open at Yates'. There ought to be some fine meat this Winter. The mast crop is said to be unusually large this, season. Hogs that feed on pine mast make the best meat in the world. m 9 , . - - We understand that several ad ditional oerformers are to arrive here this evening from New York to iofn the "Colored Aristocracy" show at the Opera House this evening. Goldsboro trM: The circus has eomeand gone. It was simply a rJrctiA. without a double rincr or menagerie in fact, it didn't have rlntr at all. but on the whole It was a pretty fair show, and, gave money's worth. Mr. -J. A. Springer, the enterpris ing proprietor of the Central Wood and Coal Yard in this city has now in operation a machine for splitting wood, and the way it does Its work is simply wonderful. It splits any size desired and with great rapidity. t It gives me please to certify that Lieutenaut Busick of the Central Police District used Salvation Oil ou a rheuiaatic afm. A few upplica tions relieved him and wrought a iermanent cure. Salvation Oil if called in will verify this statemeut. Skk't. H. A. Ryan, Ceutral Police Station. Baito, Md. There Is a sayiug amoujr the Chi nese to the effect that the best way to keep a town or a city clean is for every oue to sweep before his own door every day. How many house keepers iu Wilmington do this? There are some, of course, but not half as many as there should be.' ; Mr. J. Al Spriuger's patent wood- splittiug machine was in full opera tion to-day and many called iu to see the operatiou performed. For the present uo charge will be made for splitting wood. Full measure Is! lftiarmiteed iu every load, and if font id short it may be confiscated. and turned over. Benevoleut Society. fti tlm T fldlPK ! AmdVp She Ge Coal has advanced in price iu New . n iimlaii niul rt ' . Mm, A , . . , sues, 10 ceuis ou biore uu . j.untM nil llllllillllt Til lllffft llllrt re- v. - - 1 'tjillpn have but ud the nrice 25 . ' v 1 w ar iisviib nia iiiul tnere win oeauauvauce 01 u.B 1 ------ - a ton by the first of November. Dealers who have already, boughtror comfort, nor to vote for any per- hail r In Inek. IJgAUUXLXE oil-, . Prevents tendency te wrinkles or .innr thAKkiu.- Prevent with- Zrnof tltft K!rinorclrvhiir uu of the flrlj! Nature's wonder for preserv- -For North Carolina, showers and 1 "tHMi.ary temperature 1 a m - lioeal forecasts from 8 a. m. ten day, for Wilmington aud vicinity fair weather,' followed by sliowers to-night and stationary tempera ture. FarsoMjL j . ' Lieut. Clias. P. Gerhard f, U. S. Army, is Iu the city pu a brief visit. Lieut. Gerhardt was - formerly of Wiltuiugtou bat lettl here to enter at West Poiut, where he raduatetl some years later: and now bears a obtifiuissioii asSecouil Lieuteuaut iu the IT. S. Army, j ilia, many friends here have beeti glad to see him. i ; Bjrr of Fig-. ' Produced frotu the laxative and nu tritious juice of California tigs, com bined with the medicinal virtues of plants kuowu to be most beneficial to the hutuau system, acts gently, on the kidueys, livr and bowels, effectually cleansing the system, dis- peliing! colds and headaches, aud curing habitual constipation. Th Tabernacle. Mr. Jones preached three sermons yesterday at the Tabernacle iu the forenoon, in the afternoon and at night, j There was la service for ladies this forenoon and at 7:30 to night the last .sermon will be preach ed. There were three collections yesterday: that in the forenoon was very large and Is said to have been more than $1,500. later-red at Oakdale. , The remains of Mrs. M. E. Wai ters, who died at Culpepper, Va., on Thursday, arrived here Friday night at 9:55 and were interred at 11 o'clock Saturday. The funeral services took place at St. James' Church, of which for so many years previous to the war the deceased laQy was a mem ber, and were conducted by the rector, Rev. Robert Strange. The interment was in Oakdale. The pall bearers were Dr. A. J. DeRosset, Hon. O. P. Meares, Col. Jno. W. At kinson, Col. Jas. G. Burr, Hon. A. M. Wadded Vol. Jno. L. Cantwell, Mr. Josh. G. Wright and Mr. Nor wood Giles. i The W. a A. Show. I The Worcester (Mass.) Gazette has this to say of the Washburn. & Ar lintoh Show, which is to exhibit here to night: The company attracted attention to the show's notable number of horses and performers, by a pro cession through a number of streets, and created a favorable impression, which! resulted in a generous pat ronage of their evening exhibition at Agricultural Park. ,More than 3,000 people attended he show dur ing, the evening, and barring the lack of pleasant weather, a verdict of satisfaction wash gained. . The acrobatic corps of the company, in cluding the Brothers Vernon, of mid-air celebrity, a slack wire per former of great expertnessv and Lowell I, a wonderful contortionist, won special plaudits, notably mer ited. j p County Alliance. At the regular quarterly meeting of New Hanover County Alliance, held oil Friday, Oct. 3d, 180, the following business was transacted. Roll call and all alliances "present. When this County Alliance . was organized last June a, committee was appointed, consisting of Capt. S. W. N.ble, 'J. C. Millis and others, who were iustructed to ask the Democra tic Executive Committee for a rep resentation ou the legislative ticket of farmers of this county. The same was Refused and at, another ttieetiug. of the Alliance another committee was appointed with no better result. " The (following resolutions were adopted at their meeting on Friday: Whereas Capt. S. W. Ioble, luu vuuiuiiiicc apvuii ed to confer with the Democratic Executive Committee of New Han over county, concerning a just, fair ami proper representation of the Alliauce ou the county legislative ticket, has made a report to this body. ! Tlierefore Resolved That we, the -Farmers Alliance of New Hauorer county, ...r f .in' Panf XXf VnlJilr o Vtiri. euaimu a.j. . wxcro uu. committee in their answer to the n-mrwratic. F.rntfm nAnimftt . . . v - - wi,iei, was: "That we as true and fctcad fast Alliance men pledge our ibtouiav eAii!auiu iuvu .sfc:uo vui- elve to ive neither aid, support, -SOU or peraous iouuo,iu win ; not, co-operate with this Alliance in stand mg oy sod gtving partial feet to the demaudR of the National Alliance." ' - llcmtlccd. That we cudoryj the Jtvrcgsice Fanner as our State or gan. uocsiy fcrcreiary. . Mm . A The bracoast Schedule. ; The Winter schedule goes into ef feet on,t the Wilmington. Seacoast Railroad to-day. - On and af ter that date there will be but two trains a day, each way, leaviug Wil mtngtou at 2:30 and ,6:30 p. iu. and the Ilatuuiocks at 7:50 a. in. aud 9:30 p. m The train will He at tle Han- mocks at night. On Saturd.iy!:, in addition to the above, there will be a train leavinjf Wilmiueton at l6 a. iu. The fare on all trains, for the round trip, will be 25 cents. The AssUtaaC MiaUter. - Rev. Mr. Weaver, who has accept ed the position of .Assistant Rector of St. James' Church, has arrived aud entered upon the discharge of his duties. Dr. Weaver he is an M. D, but liot a D. D. w$s origin ally from Connecticut but some years ago removed to Georciu for the practice of his profession. There lie became infiinate with a priest of the Episcopal Church and desided upou taking lioly orders, lie is a tine musiciau and will give special at tention to the choir of St. James'. The Pawnee. . The new steamship built by Messrs. W. P. Clyde & Co. for trade with tli 14 port, the Pawneev arrived here about 7 o'clock on Saturday niim. due is a line ooat. with a wooden hull, and staunchly built. She is under command of Capt. Tri oou auu oi ought out a large cargo. She is 216 feet long, 30 feet beam and 22 feet depth of hold. She will draw 14 feet when fully loaded : and has 6 feet 2 inches freeboard. Her tonnage is 1,210.26 gross and 858 net She has two decks, with all of the necessary-facilities for loading and unloading, .and her carrying capa city is larger than that of the Gulf Stream, j Her speed is -10 knots 'and she is fitted with three .water-tight compartments and is equipped with steam stearins Rear, steam wind lass, steam hoisting apparatus, two life boats and one raft. She can ac commodate 20 passengers -and the fitiitArnnrriK. wliir.h rtp nil nn t.ho upper deck, are models of neatness and ' comfort. She is schooner rigged aud can spread amount of canvass. large Weekly Weather Crop Bulletin. ' The reports of correspondents of the Weekly Weather Crop Bulletin, issued by the North Carolina Ex periment Station and State Weather Service, co-operating with the Uni ted States Signal Service, indicate' that the week ending last Saturday has been one of the most uufavoraH ble of the1 season. Over the entire 1 State during the first five days cloudy, drizzly weather with cold northeast erly winds prevailed, which notonly j has retarded or stopped outdoor farm work of all kind?, but has in jured uugathered crops to a consid erable extent. The rainfall was not particularly heavy, but continued uay alter uay, comomea witn a gloomy appearance of the "sky, age to cotton especially is consid r " wraoie, uue to roiuug or sprouiui;;i picking of course has been retarded, preparation of laud for wheat delay ed, and the sowing of wheat and winter oat', while fodder has been nearly ruined. The last two days. October 3d and 4th, were bright and warm, and during the coming week, which is likely to be generally fair, farm work will be rapidly pushed forward. Killing frost is not pro bable before October 10th, by which time it is hoped that there will be few uugathered crops which can be Injured by it. Tobacco is all cured, and corn iwill soon be sufficiently matured to be beyond danger. TlieC'.aM uf Pal n. An ache or pain is not of it&elf a Uisea&e, it is but a symptom, and warns the sufferer that there is something the matter with his phys- a a mm-w - - icai organization, .weak Kiuneye, baa blootij and nervou?ne&5 are ire quently the source or cause of the many mysterious aching sensations that afflict the body, lou can re move the cause of such "distress by usinff b bo ( riotanic tfiooU tJalm). C- H. Roberts, Atlanta, Ga.. writes: ily kidneya were disordereu and eave me excrociatinir Dain. A feinirle bottle o( BBB helped me wonder-1 wu. eisou. ciciFOUOUzn. iai writes: VB B B has benefited mv ei-uauguier very, mucii. one was ai- flicted with revere nervousness I think it the lest family JU9dicine.,, , W. R. Ellis. Brunswick, Ga., writes; "I have tried BBB aud it's a great thing for the bIool. It also cared "-uie 01 rnessisiic. ikiius' a Very Anuojins.' We aiicc6fded last week ju renov ing all of ouroods and chattels1 to our uewqnarters on Second street, near Princess, and without the loss of a one issue of the paper until on Saturday night last, when our press e'eiw. Ae urt sale Hud been printed andia little latter than: usual the second side was put to pre?. A small part ofthe 'issue hud leen 1 worked .off when' the' press stopped ' and refused to - bud""e Thinking the trouble was a slight one, and could .be easily rjiuedlcd. the presMnaii went to work on Jt, and only abandoned all hopes of vvv, tytb imui iv eu 011 ci sew ne rt. Our frieiuU of the Star and McusenZ , yer were both verv kind but' wm could not accept of the assistance of either because ilieir him.ii iinii 4 " r w r ..,.t4 ctii UCIUrtT:. 111C . could have been fonml nurl i-mt t.- work it would have been too late for ; the issue. ' --.'" - 'The.disaster was a -very niortify ng one to us but 'theru wainor way u which it could havoJjee'u fore ien or avoided. It was au -accident, pnrv - Bunjuc, una one winch wo iope will never occurairairi: It I tne'lirst time, indeed, that It 1ms occurred, during the thirteen years lished. -..WYiJi-An this city, October- Vkf izt ucrer, i mm son or u. w. and Ida cir-yie aged s years and 21 days. , . J : ' r uncrai irom ec James' Charcii fitMidar evennj." . 2 N K V A D Vf5U 118 KM lNT8 . Removal. ..-u. Ju w ; AUAIN I nAVE MOVED MY STOCK or suitings to No. 17 Princess' stree'. In the Meares tmlldtng, where I Bfcall J"lad to see my old friends and make htvr bneU ! - . F. 11. KUAUNKE. oct 6 It ; . The Artist Tailor. Patent Wo ad Splitter. iJiAVH JUST POT IN OPEKATION- A (V1 PtCht. T wood splitting Aiaehine at my ituuu mm operaiea dj steam power nd does its work very thoroughly, and kVrfh SS&SS? caifand'e ll TtkSrli I cnarge made for I quarter cord guaranteed In every load or you luc urcscnt ror snur.rinv criro tnui u..n 111a v i.tjii 1 iki'hi 1 rif- Hams nnn iipi r w n. Ladles' Benevolent society, j , : .; t i I on 66m . j. a. SI'ltlNUElf. . OPERA H0.U8E. MOW DAY, O0TOBEk";6T(H. Colored AriBtocracyV BUItLKSQUK BLACK FAUJS. PARCE Comedy, lntroduciag numerous specialties. Funnier, greater and better tnaa any min- strelsnow. I - v i songs, j Dances, ftiarclxes and Instrumental Music, i T " '. fiffiat. n's : . . : v..i-;ti?fl NEW UNITED, I H a mTn r 1 1 1 .1 T rt rr w r m iUUlNOTllill SHU V V Ci I i . ' i - Con t; reus ?i Nations. Worlds Fair, Itonian Ilippodromej dT:" ITgyp t tan Caravan. -'t -Arabiau Camel TrainV-V ' oorish Kncaruptuoot Wild West & Wild East WILL EXHIBIT AT WILMlNGlON, October 6, MONDAY, 100 Handsome Grey Hpros. 109 Iff rI4 ea f J hi firiaers. - 1 BEAUTIFUL CALLIOPE, Costing fio.ow. wm fill tiie alrnitn.iaualc -IN THE X ' GUANU 0Jt33t : n i - - A - . - ii OnUUltil iaUrillieiiU,u Q UA1U B U VsII ti, . TvAIL . 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