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REDUCTION IN PRICE.
.tteiition is iavited to the follow
,r , reduced rates of subscription ; ;
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ee Months $1.56
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Year .$1.00
Months .: 60
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ie reduction in price will, we are
dent, add materially, to oar al
) large circulation, thus making
apr more valuable than ever to
rtHer.
ir telegraphic news service has
n'.ly been largely increased, and
. ur determination to keep the
, ii to the highest standard of
-pjper excellence.
OUTLINES.
heavy gale is reported in Great
j in, causing many shipping casu
. ;. The Cunard steamer Sa
il, which left Liverpool for New
August 31st, "with one thousand
ngers, has returned to Queens
her machinery being disabled,
'he new Turkish, ministry is an-
;ed. The telegraph wires of
pen Board of Trade have been
red from the floor of the regular
1 of Trade in Chicago; the open
1 will still continue business.
t heavy earthquake shock was
esterday morning at Tucson,
na; it lasted seven seconds.
ifer'ence of officiate is being held
nver, with the view to a settle
of the TJte question; Colorow
een sent for, and a conclusion
ot be reached until he puts in an
ranee. A cyclonic disturbance
i rted central between Cuba and
urn Florida. The total re-
of cotton at all the ports since
u nber foot up 15,539 bales.
Chicago market review reports
i weaker, corn "weak and lower,
revisions strong and higher,
n examination into the Saco
-obbery shows that $ 263,500 was
, which includes $185,000 regis-
? government bonds. Claims
amount of $140,000 have already
iled against the Toledo, Peoria
stem Railroad Co., for deaths
juries resulting from the Chats
disaster. The Richmond
Co., Providence, R. I., has
' , liabilities $500,000. The
ard & Roanoke Railroad Co. re
s to the complaints made
'tit. The Washington .Ee
itar furnishes some highly inte
l speculations relative to tariff
i which will be brought before
xt Congress. Bishop Har-
' the M. E. Church, died in New
yesterday afternoon. Far-
jports of the grat rain fall in
show that immense damage has
one to the crops and railroads,
ose Nesbitt, alias McElroy, who
rested in New York on charges
red by the authorities of this
iade her escape after being con
n the Central office. f- The
iapersand printers in Norfolk,
;e in trouble about the scale of
VJ R. G. Dun &Co.'s weekly
of trade is very elaborate, but
aibit is not a very encouraging
The Ute troubles are about
Gov. Adams and Gen. Crook
" agreed upon terms satisfacto
" ill concerned. - A League
! 'g has been forbidden in Ireland
Viceroy, and great excitement
Is. JSew York markets:
active at 58 per cent., closing
at G7 per cent.; cotton firm
Wic; southern flour unchanged
' 'iet; wheat, spot lots fairly! ae
o. 2 red September 80i8bfCj
teady and moderately active,
September 4950c; spirits tur
e quiet and steady at 8232e;
lull at $1 051 10. ; :
;
?ar'u has a new Cabinet
Jgms is again prop.
yirg evil.
:gie Mitchell'
Fanchon.
daughter
is
ry George's
1 to a daily.
pape
r will be
Virginia primaries
11 15th innt. '
will be
Carlisle is disappointed in the
ylvania platform.?: lie thinks
'ff plank a bad compromise, v
"IZe COnntT 'Ohin la mnnfn-
er a decamped coantyttreaa
got away with ' $31,000.
'we boy-was smarter f..
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rear (by Mail). Postage Paid....
Months, ., . '
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I , ATVJ. 11.
The Asheville Citizen labors an-
der a misUke a? tb the manner of
calculating , the "dea.th rat.. O'he
nwfn of deaths and Mxe 'death rale
Are t fluite, distinct-. TK At.ha i
Aaheville for June are given at 31
ine aeath rate is over 53.1 in the
1,000.
We have no disnosition tn
exaggerate rtbe. death rate. We
would be glad to know it was 8 or
10., l"he Charleston and Savannah
papers compute as the Stab does and
so do all health journals. The fact
ia, 31 deaths m & town of 7,000 or
8,000 were very great. When it gets
up to 50 in Wilmington, in a month,
a rare case fortunately, the Stab
has used it to try and stir up the
psople to the necessity of sanitation
and sewage and pure water.
Ur. Hawthorne is out in a letter
in the Augusta Chronicle. In it
he says of the charge of plagiarism:
uia i intend to deceive ant bod j? Be
fore my speech was delivered I read it to
nou. w. a. tfelton and gave him my
authoriiy for tbe collection of facts which
n contained, ua tne arternonn of the very
day that my speech appeared in the Chron
tele, I showed Dr, Strong's book to four or
rive members in the Georgia Legislature.
and read to them many of the statements
wnica i naa used. .Before, and after, my
speech was published, I urged a number of
public men to get the book. Would I have
aone mat ir mere had been any intention
on my part to conceal tbe use which I had
maae pi tae ooos? "
Republican, Independent and Dem
ocratic papers concede that Randall
won in the Pennsylvania Democratic
Convention. That fixes the State
fn. . U Ty Ll: n m .
iui buo iwcpuuiiuaqH. rtanaan is a
big man in the Protection State. He
is the special pet of the Republicans,
they arranging a District specially
for his benefit. H is able to so
bamboozle a majority of so-called
Democrats as to carry his point. Is
th ere any difference between a Judge
Kelley Republican "and a Sam Ran-
dall Democrat?
The Baltmore American, Rep
Protection, is happy again, and says
wun a wnoop tnat "Kandalt is on
top again." It means on top of the I
true Democrats in Pennsylvania. I
oain is a canning manipulator, lie
known that most Pennsylvania Dem-
4 f
uuram are suon as ne is -in name
only. '
The Baltimore Sun says
"Mrs.
Cleveland goes shopping," and then
1 , . 1. . , t
devotes .pace equal to a quarter of a
.u.u.1Vi tu leiung an 1
about it.- This is iournalistic tri- I
fling.
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The Maine bank clerk who ab
sconded with $280,000 is named
William McNeilly, and is but nine
teen years old. Ue is a very success
ful young thief.
The death rate of Savannah is di
minishing. It was less in 1886 than
in other years. The white death rate
was 17.10, and the negro 49.08.
Mr. Carlisle, says that the small
majority for the Democrats in Ken.
tucky. was owing to indifference and
not opposition to the President.
A Pittsburg lumber dealer skips
bin creditors, owing men $100,000,
and gets off with $50,000 in cool
cash.
Wales and Jim Blaine have been
talking with each other.
"Good Reading."
Greenville Reflector.
The Stab is such good reading a
body never stops till it is all finished.
Spirits TTirpentine.
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Mr. Al Roecower, of Golds
boro, has become editor of the Battleborp
Headliaht. Already . he has much im-
proved it- -
Warrentan Cazette: We -are
pained to hear of the death of our venera
ble friend. , Mr. J. H. Fleming, or Not
Buah. He Wad a gentleman and a christiao.
A Junius Daniel. Camp of Con--federate
Veterans has been formed at Little
ton. It is. named in memory of the brave
Gen. Junius Daniel, of Halifax, who was
killed on the 12th; JOf . January, 1864, at
Spotsylvania, Va. ; ri
Asheville Citizert Mr. P.
Howell is the real editor of the Atlanta
Constitution. Jllr. Grady helps him, and
owns a fourth. So says the Wilmington
Rrri-o Wf ITrvarolt la a nsflm) nnrintv
man, and Mr. Grady is of North Carolina
stock. ,
Washington Gazette: We re
gret to learn of the decease of Mr. Geo.! EL
Williams (''Grey Jacket") which took place
at bis home In Beaver Dam, as our inform
ant states, on Friday lastr Mr. (Lieut)
Williams served with credit in the late war,
and a!f 0 possessed some ability as a sailor.
Marion .ue. - -On. Thursday
morning this community was shocked to
learn that some unknown persons had at
tempted "durine ithe night to - blow up -Stephen
Walters, a colored -barter, who
occapied the lower room in the Sledge
office, with dynamite. The 'dynamite Was
fired under the door about three feet from
OTalforo' :hAft ftTh rlnnr'WM Ah At tared all
to pieces, wall cracked and bricks loosed.
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Windsor ; TAne Ra w;i-
T "if - AWW . . . T .
Ham H. Knnrrh tai Hiihi1i ri.i.
BUUon this county, - aged-76. Mr. Bunch
,was well and favorably known to our citi
ns, hating been in the Baptist 'ministry
for unw&rda nf 40 vopra r . tv.
Mitchell, . who Jives- near Windsor," was
thrown from rmrt MnndH n
borse and ' had his arm and three riha
broken and his body otherwise badly mash-
Greenville -Reflector : SavataI
drunks and fights last week, all said to
nave oeen caused oy too much , cider tr)
drlnkiOff. A n&rtv nf tnrrovnra ' f nr
the Atlantic Coast Line, who are surveying
kue rouwe irom acouana xteeK to ureeoTUle
reached this nlaca fiatnrdav '. TnHn
the storm last Thursday afternoon light
ning struck a barn belonging to Mr Rufus
Fleminie, at Pactolua and set flre to it.
which caused it to be consumed.: The
barn contained fifteen hnn1rvl rwrnna nf
fodder and some farming implements, all
of which were destroyed.
omiinvme jueraia : A move
ment has been started by the Medical So
ciety of Johnston to erect a monument to
the memory of Dr. Telfair, whose remains
are buried in th inn Mm..ra r
place. He was at the time of his death one
of the leading physicians of the county.
Mr. J W. Morris, the r.fever
agent at this place, has been promoted to a
more lucrative position, and will make
Favetteville hta lipininrfcri vt ;n
main here until the 1st of September, then
move to Fayetteville. We are pleased at
hia promotion, but regret that it necessi
tates his removal from our midst.
Raleigh Visitor: Son nnerrmncr
grapes are getting abundant at live cents a
quart Whole receipts of cotton from
1st September. 1886. to 1st fleniemh-r
1887, 31.626 ba!es; whole receipts for same
ume ibs year, zv.ozo oaiea; increase in re
ceipts this year, 2,102 bales . Rev. J.
F. Butt, the MUtAF fT th Rrnnlrlm on
Macedonia Mission. 1s conducting a camp
meeting under an arror.cn the W. U.K.
R. three and a half miles from the city,
which has been in nrntrrpn far url
days. The meetings are held at night as
well as ia the day.. and the interest is grow
ing There have been a laree
conversions.
THE CITT.
"E ADTSBTISBHIENTfl.
MtmsoN Children's clothing.
Giles & Mukchison For rent.
Pb. J. T. ScHONwiuo Notice.
Crrr Taxes Time to pay them.
CoLLran & Co. Sale of crockery.
E. Warrsn & Son Bartlett pears.
Ro8Knmahn & Stxrhbkbg eb Found.
Oar Fir Department.
The Wilmington Fire Department
was never so well equipped as now.
The "Howard " the "Wilm in orm"
and the "Cape Fear," of the engine
companies, and the Wilmineton Hook
d Ladder Company are all provided
with the necessary aDnaratno. and
everything is as good as new. En
gines, hose reels and truck are all in
first class condition, and when they
get a "fair hack" at a flre, the fire has
to be very smart to get away from
them.
ouuiuuu 1,0 me auove leaamg
companies? therelsari excellent Hook
In addition to the above leadiner
and Ladder company in the Fifth
Ward, a bucket eomnnnv in RrnnV.
lyn and three hose companies, all of
' x j -
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which perform their duties faithfully.
Altogether, Wilmington has reason
to be proud of her Fire Department.
Chief Oldenbuttel is popular with his
men and takes interest in everything
pertaining to the efficiency and wel
fare of the Department.
The first ease called was that of
Charles Smith, charged with disor
derly conduct and fined $20 or thirty
days below.
Nancy Hall charged with keeoine
an unlicensed dog-, and was fined $10
failing to appear.
John Davis charged with keeping
unlicensed dog, had the case dis
missed upon surrendering the dog to
be killed.
Mrs. Johnson was up for the same
charge as Davis, and the case was dis
missed upon her giving'up the dog.
Ed Roderick, disorderly conduct;
case continued.
Wm. Gladly, a tramp, was ordered
to pay a fine of $20 or go below f or
thirty days.
Ttom Thieving; Washerwoman.
The . colored. .'Woman, ; Josephine
McElroy, alias Rose Nesbitt, has es
caped from her prison in New York
city and no trace up to the present
writing has been found. -
Mayor Fowler to-day received the
following telegram ;
"Josephine McElroy escaped .last
night will notify you as soon as she
is found. H. "VV Steers,
"Assistant Superintendent."
Later, Mayor ; Fowler received ' an
other telegram which said that the
baggage and Child are still in custo
dy, but , the-woman could not' be
found. Therefore there is a prospect
of Mr. Covington and others recov
ering their effects, even If the woman
is not found. -
Pmtaak
Mr. Geo. Herbert is a little better,
we are glad to say.
Mr.. E. VanLaer left .this morning
for New York, and will be absent 'for
about one month.. ' ; ,
. . Dr. J. T. Schonwald has returned
WWiimington and resumed the prac
tice of his profession
A gentleman passing down Princess
street yesterday, ' Whispered this in
the ear of a Star representative:
Wowthatyonsawm Surrinteiident;;,. crurSw
with a cane and a newspaper in- my I are among our most active and enter- I panL and there are several others in
left hand.l 'His name is H. J. 1 - prising citizens and they will succeed.' Wilmington. - - - - . " "
- Anywhere in the oity at Twelve
Three rafts ol common timber
were sold yesterday.' ;
X our places of business- were
found, open last night. ' '
One hundred and seventy; bales
of cotton received here yesterday.
' The engine horses had some
hard pulling . through the sand yes
terday.- . - . . -
If your house has not : been
rented for the coming year, advertise
it m the Star.
Carolina Chemical Concert
Company. That's one C ahead of the
Cornet Concert Club.
'- Car loads of people pass througli
here every day on their way North
from Southern summer resorts.
A colored boy, name unknown
was found under the office of Mr. E.
. Martin and carried to the guard
nouse.
ALr. IJamel L. Butler died at
the residence of Mr. John H. Mints,
in Brunswick county, Sept 1, in his
84th year.
mr. james vviuson, tne popu
lar manager of the Opera House, says
tnat the season this fall will be un
usually good.
r The freshet between here and
Fayetteville is subsiding rapidly, but
great damage has been done to the
lowland crops
, Little Russell Foster, who has
been quite sick with diptheria, in
Salem, N. C, is much better and Im
proving rapidly.
A oolored man named Gregg,
who keep an eating house in "Pad
dy's Hollow," was arrested last night.
charged with beating his wife.
. There's much talk in tbe papers
about September being the first
oyster month; but the first fat oysters
will afford more pleasure than all the
paragraphs.
Messrs. Geo. Harries fc Co.
cleared yesterday the schooner Be
ste Brown for Philadelphia, with
cargo of two hundred and five thou
sand feet of lumber.
One of the needs of Wilming
ton is manufacturing enterprises to
give regular employment to the poor.
besides yielding the owners a fair re
turn on their investment.
The Enterprise Cornet Band
(colored) of this city, returned last
on the Murchison from Elizabeth
town, where they had been to parti
cipate in the dedication of a church
The members of Mt. Zion A
M. E. church will give an entertain
ment, beginning Sept. 5 and continu
ing three days, for the benefit of the
church fund. Their church, it will be
remembered, was destroyed by flre
some time since.
Tax-payers are notified that
the lists are now in the hands of Tax
Collector Will son. Call on "Billy"
and he will take pleasure In swap
ping receipts for greenbacks. It'
tough, this paying taxes, you know;
but, like death, it's inevitable
A 6mall colored girl, who has
been seen walking on the street be
fore, was carried to the City Hall last
night. She calls herself Mary Ann
McCary, and says she lives at the
brick yard, and left home on account
of ill treatment The matter will be
investigated to-day.
. Thfl ad ntn;. C T..
Church reorganized last night after
the summer vacation. There was a
good attendance, and "the boys" were
in splendid voice and seemed to enter
into the music with renewed jest
after their brief holiday. The Parish
of St James is to be congratulated
upon the success of this choral organ
ization,' which is said by connoisseurs
to be the finest south Of the Potomac
Another Cycles on th Galf.
The. ; following telegram was f re
ceived at the ' Siraal office vesterdav:
WASHMVGTOir, Dje, Sept 2, 12.80
jr. ju.. n. cycione aisxurDanoe is cen
trn.1 hAtwAm Hnhd iinri Rnnthern
Florida. Its probable movements can-
A. A. If A. i
110 6 at present oe inaicacea. . .
DUSWOODT.
The barometer at Key West at 7
a."m. yesterday, was 29.76 inches' but
by 10 p. m. it had risen to 29.96 inches,
showing that the - centre had moved
further from that point The barome
ter to westward fell equally as rapid
ly which indicates : that . the storm, is
moving in a westerly or northwesterly I
direction. The cyclone as yet is al
most entirely - confined to' the Gulf
and very little can be said as to its fn.
tnre. It is, however,- quite safe to
state from present indications that it
is hoi likely" to move in this direc
tion. ;
' ThA nfHr.fra nf tViA Camlinia Chemi
cai company are: J. t.; uiaennuxtei,
Presiden; J.-Henry.Bdeseb.rViee-Pres-
ldent; P. C. - Miller, Secretary; C.j P.
cal Company are: J. G. Oldenbuttel,
Blver aa Huktr lasriTiatiu
Capt W. H. Blxby" has' lost re
turned from a' tour" of inspection in
Yicuuty, 01 juoreneaa .Vity. ,tte
examined -Harlowe,- Cnek.: Where
Capt Lord la located with & dredging
the Call IDredging Maohine, and is
Mumc. . a. ma uuwxuiie is Kuown aji
expeeted to do more work than the
one now used oh the lower Carwi Fear.
It is5 said . to be capable of digging
one thousand yards of mud a dav,
Work will be commenced about the
first of October.' ' :, ;
Capt Bixby also made his semi
annual visit of inspection to Fort
Macon and found that the late storm
blew. the chimney off the hosnitaL
tore down fences and carried off all
the loose wood work, but no very ma
terial damage was done. The Port
has been a great centre of attraction
to the visitors at Morehead City this
season, and it is estimated that over
one , thousand people have visited it
during the last three months.
The work lately done at Shackel
ford point; Beaufort Harbor, in
the way of revetting four hundred
feet o1 Jetty with large stone blocks
weighing a half ton each protected
this jetty against the recent storm
and the high tides, and renders the
work permanent As a consequence
of this work Shackelford point has
in the last two years been extended
seaward, with a breadth of over one
thousand feet and a length of nearly
half a mile, and there is every indica
tion that the harbor entrance will
steadily improve. There is now a
depth of fourteen feet on the bar at
low water, with a channel perfectly
straight and twenty-five feet depth
inside to Morehead City railroad
wharf.
Work will also, be commenced on
Black river and the upper Cape Fear
on October , the -first, and will con
tinue until stopped by high water or
lack of funds.
Capt Blxby says on account of the
freshets in the Neuseand Contentnea
rivers work had to be discontinued
for the present. Anew light draught
steamer is to be put on these two
rivers to ply between Kinston and
Snow Hill, and connect with the New
Bern boats. .
Tfc Vlro Yectertfajr noralag.
The alarm of flre was sounded this
morning a few minutes after eight
o'clock and it was soon found out
that the fire had started in a one
story frame building owned by Ed
ward Stills, colored, and situated on
Dickenson, txtrct hAtvuen R.nVin
and Miller streets.
The flre' companies were on hand
promptly, the Hook and Ladder
Company among first, and the
Adrian was the first engine to throw
a stream.
The flames spread rapidly, and the
house of Henry Whitehead, colored,
was soon burnt down together with a
one story building in the rear, also
owned by Whitehead. A one story
dwelling and a stable which belong
ed to John Gibson, colored, was next
destroyed. Much fencing and house
hold and kitchen . furniture was de
stroyed so rapidly did the flre spread.
Other property would have been
destroyed but for the prompt efforts
of bur gallant firemen. Nevertheless
the house of Joseph Hall was badly
damaged and it seems wonderful that
it was saved. "
It is impossible to learn the origin
of the fire and of course various theo
ries are advanced.'
Hall had ho insurance on his furni
ture and estimates his loss at $400.
Henry Whitehead's dwelling was
insured for 900. the one-etorv build
ing in his rear for $150 and hfs furni
ture for $S50, all in the London As
surance Corporation. represented here
by Messrs. Northrop, Hodges & Tay
lor. John S. . Gibson's dwelling was
insured for $200 and his furniture for
$50, both in the . Fire Association of
Philadelphia, represented by Messrs.
Atkinson & Manning. The total loss
foots up about $2, 600, with- an aggre
gate insurance of $1,550.
Fight Botweoa mm Eaglo an a cat.
Mr W. . S. Warrock. . who lives on
the sound saw a strange fight a few
days since between a cat. and an
eagle.' It seems that the cat went out
to hunt a';rabbit' and while hunting
was pounced upon by a large eagle,
who probably .mistook her for a rab
bit Then commenced . a , curious
fight Tbe cat clawed the , eagle so
savagely that it. immediately soared
high up in the air, hurrying its talons
deep Into the cat's neck. '
Finally; however the eagle began
to tire and descended again,-; where-
Upon the cat broke loose and ran.
TfiA nf. vVion 1 a of. aav4 frnm -vaa
well and heartv. and her involuntarv
ride in the air seems to have benefit
ted her.
BaChel Bclaaht. "
The PAVetteviUe 4 -Obttrver says:
"We would like to see a reunion of
the first North . Carolina . Regiment
m.it -i "' Z J -1T XX 111 - m .
reiuei;, auu.xajretbevuie wuiuu pe
the place to have it Suppose 'some
tae piace w ubtb ik duplkjbo wme
of the old members (and ! there' are a
goodly nuinber 'here) meet and ! ar-
WHOLE NO. '6535
numm Incorporator or the
Standard Car . ConoUnx CntBy
Kloeilen ofomeer, Ac .
The incorporators ofthe Standard
Automatic Car Coupling Company
met yesterday afternoon at the; office
of the Allantio Coast Line in this eity
and the following. Directors were
elected
T. W. Talbot, J. L. Farmer, R. J.
Southall, E. J. Thorpe, W. A. Rlach,'
P. H. Stedman. J. Bieset and J. H.
Davis.
A meeting of the Directors was then
held and the following officers unani
mously elected for the ensuing year-
W. A Riach. President
T. W. Talbot Vice President
E. J. Thorpe, Sec'y and Treasurer.
R. J. Southall, General Agent
. All the above officers are practical
Railroad men and are very sanguine
ofsuccesa. Their models have been
already exhibited to many of the
Southern Roads and have met with
universal favor, a notable feature be
ing that Railroad officers most famil
iar with couplings are the most en
thusiastic as to its merits. Cars will
now be equipped and full tests made
at an early day, and the General
Agent of the Company will travel
through the different cities in the
North and West giving tests of the in-'
ventiqn to Railroad officers prepara
tory to the final tests to be made at
the next Convention of the Master
Car Builders Association.
Chareh Noucc
and CamDbeU sta. Her. John W. Prtiarooa, Pa,
tor. Bunday aerricee at Ua. m.; none at night,
Sabbatb school at 4 p.m. Prayer MMttogaod
Lectors Wmdndm.V- An m n
Ij tnvltod. Boats free.
Brooklyn Methodist Church, 7th Street, be
tween Bladen and Harnett. C. W. Goodwin,
P tor. Preaching at 11 a. m. and 8 p.m.
Flmt PfMhvUlrilll r4innli mawm a. Tk. I I
Orange treat. Hot. Perton H. Hogo. Pastor.
no Dreacniag aemoos la this church to-morrow.
VM. WTVr1wl nrw rii inn v v m u r
Btuiiui Cobb thus write hi the oto Ckri-
aaniTHmaii.'-nt wania by no means reoom-
v. urw.KU.V WUJVU W O VA.
EBOV tO M nod MrtJnnlu4T tA Infanta
Bnt
yi am. nnuori fTflinS; DT
waoaatoeak
iruu uwwwure m our own iamuy it naa prorea
a ble8lnK Indeed, by rlrbic an InXaat troubled
M 1. k tto . . 1 .
win www i(un Binvp, mm ua parenta uTi-
bmlfn mtt at nlslt. lffat lMH an ann.
elate these bteastnes. Here u aa article which
works to perfection, and which la harmless; for
the aleep which It affords the Infant Is perfectly
natural, and tbe little cherub awakes as "brljrht
u m vuiwu. JOIU UUXTUr VDLlUUOaS Or 4MU
Inr ita YaJna la InnaJmilafai Wa haw. -am.
ly beard mothers aay that they would not be
wltboot It from the birth of tbe chad till tt bad
fin imbed with the toe thin ert, on any oonalde
ratioa whaterer. Sold by all drujotUU. 29 cents
a bottle.
DIED.
Bnim It Ola'faiUMma Af li.n Vl.l.
Eta . at MhaJlnLtA In RmniaHitW nnnnt. VI f
at 6 o'clock A. Sept, 1st, A. D. 1887. bANIXL
V u V I aSH t a T A r a a . a .
aa nvtiiu, mm co rear o montna as a a arm.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
BIG AUCTIOX SALE OF CROCKERY.
QN MONDAY. SBPTJUCBKH 5IH. CO-tM17JC-
Inc at 10 o'clock A. M., wo will sell th eetlre
stock of CROCKCBY now la store Ko. 117 Eoeth
Front, opposite Mew Market House. Thl stock
consists of a Tory floe assortment of Dinner and
Tea Seta. Chamber Eel a. TinBetr, Toilet Fett,
ousw ooooi, luipi, luimhi, ooa ana wu-low-ware.
Also a fine lot of Plated Ware.
Lad lea are reapectfutly larlted. Goods sold tn
lots to suit purchasers.
COLUXH At CO .
p8rt ABCtloneera.
City Taxes.
THX BOOKS OOHTATJtlKG TUX LISTS OF
Real aad Per-oaai Property and Polls for the
year 1887, hare been placed In my hands for tbe
oolleettoa of the Taxes on tbe same.
WM. A. WILLSON.
Tax Collector and Treasurer,
t ep 8 t S 4 11 13
Notice.
J INFORM MY FB1BKDS A5D THI PUBLIC
that I bare returned and will resume tbe prac
tice of Medicine and Burjrery tn this city.
Office Na IS Booth Frost street.
sept J SO. T. 8CH0HWALD. M. D.
For Eent,
TBX STORX ATPBUXHT U8KD AS
biai
OUB BXTAIL CBOCXXBT DEPART
Ittl
If
At I NT. Poesesaloa rtren October 1st.
sept tf
GtLXS Jk MTJRCHiaOM.
Mi W and OBlretfi
QUITS. A LAEQS ASSOKTMXNT JUST EX-
oelyed at popular prices.
MUSSOSr.
Clothier. Ae.
sep S It
Found,
PLACK TO PBOCUBBTHB FISXST CUSTOM
MADB CLOnHNQ for tbe least mosey.
BOSXXXAHJt A STXBKBKBOZB.
Merohaat Taflora.
Market street.
sepStf
DELICIOUS
BAETLETT PEARS
TO-DAY.
E. Warren & Son,
ZXCHAHGX COBKX3.
sep S tf
Carolina Beach.
xj.im vx ii.. I mt nrra i.m revra.i I- m m mi .
XT laaV diw ii O uul ax nn Wlda. and
Satarday, when ereatnar boat leaves at aso.
Train retnrninr Mares at l aad a.
At ue request ot many ue ixruiae wiu oon
tbroe to make her raf-rtar trip ea Sunday.
- Vuirif rfMlnriflA. Wft n aWVll h Italia Vanj.
vary Frajay and starday. jjBPXB,
aaiTU aae owperai Maaajrer. .
Corni Ileal, Flour. ,
JJAT. HOOP-IHOir. SPIETT CASKS. SALT,
Beam. Can-Goooa, soap, Bnrx. Coffee,' Mo-
lasssa, Ao at 130. 123 and 134 Sorth Water St .
aa n tf ; - -IX X. GOB1V
- - - SSo
. -T KoaUa,.. .... a t
- aWCoatrae AdrertnetM&u taxes al prorcr
ttonately low ratoa,"r; i . -
- NKW 'ADVEBTTSEMEirTS.
For Eent;
nocsx aro. 4-9 totttii btcosd
hi 'I "reeWMwbrMrK-Jlw0: '
ooatalis eUrat rooms, water, caa'a&d
Hoaao Ko. 407 BotUa Soooad street. " "
Hon Ko. US 8oata TWh street, how .occu
pied by Ifr. lair; Ui water, batiaodjtaa. V
Boose H. 1 u Sooth Fifth street ' " . -1 "'
Hooae northeaat oornor Eeoo&d tad Ian
streets. " "
Hooae lontbeart correr Seoosd and Aan nv:
House ncrtheast ooraer of Market and Toortli.
troeta? onUwMl oraer. Cberamt aod fourth
t-?J of 6cnd street. btn
VateVwo nt; room- dtrn and
wau?worka.4,7N0nhTMfd,t,e,: raand
Honaa aoutteaat cortker o' Red Croat aad Ttlrd
Appiy to -
,... d. oxxwsoa, :"
For Eent.
THATpraiRAHLH BOTJBB 'kol 7
SOS North Ia.fi t. m. -
oooapled by Mr. Wm. Calder.oSe
eonta.lns nine rooms, each harUur a
".Tuusra vxooaBre. lllfflnh
ad anted tn I K. naa . , .
am ao . r '
" VI n. JJ. ana711. , r.
SAinTEtKOBTHaor. W. W TTnri :
Waxkks T-Ttca. " -
.- : r. -
rwerm a nrrc . -,
Fire, Life and Accident. ?
arr poem of policy iascxo ox ALiif ;
classes of town and oountrr nronertT at loaraak
Royal, of Lireniocl ail Msi
(Lrrg-eat net sorplos posjeased by aay Firs Insnr- V
ance Oompany la the world.) " V
Insurance Company of Korlli America,
at m. ava a B CwJI B 1 a
(OLDEST AMXE1CAN COMPANY) '
PhosBlz. of Hartford, Conn . " " , '
Georri Home of Columbu. Ga. T.!'C
Son Mutual, of Hew Orleans.
London Ataorasoe Corporation, of London.
Laaeaahlre, of Knjrland. '-. -
Lord ob aad LAneaahlre, of iirei pool. - m"t
N. Y. Cnderwrlteri Ar ncy, of New TorkC - V
ftOTTTltnl. (If1ll.-Tn. . . r"
Pprhyrfleld (F. A 1L) of Fprinrfle.'d. Hut "
Weatern Assnranoe. of Toronto. Canada. . - '
iTBTeiera- i-ire ana Accident, of Bartford. -
onneciwiu (Lriret ud stronceat Aocldent
Company In America.)
atatoal Ufa InanraBoe Company, of Kentucky.
as (Treat to liablllilta aa any Company ta '
the land.) .
"fcT x.1 TT 1 t m r,A"j
.... ...vi awwwu JU JL UtJ l.JX , '
iiri.ii rnn nnnffPQ at row a;
Aranta, Cfflce Corner 5ntt and Walnut 8ts
am Telephone Ho. tt
CHANGE OF BUSINESS.
WX HAVB-IUCIDXD TOCLOSK OtTR ' .-
TiTmlTT OH n n TTT1 ri TT nnn i n wim trm .
niiinih unubn.rjai !JIirnaTfl.ainTt
uauQuicr oeptemoer Mt, - 't- .
WB WILL OFFER AT COST. FOB CASH,OUa -
JlaTIaS STOCK OF
Decorated and Plain China. -:
BaTis, TftA EATTS, BBMJ TORCXLAlH y
TABLE GLA88WABS, FANCY GOODS, An. '' ' V ; -
Talt'wfll afford lha hanavkMw In ll.Uirff -
a , aaa v
A a . a . " '
w woo BarrounQiiyr country tee Dest oppor- ,
tanlty they bare erer had for laylnr la a Supply ; ,
ot uese iroooa. .
Our WHOLES ALB CBOCCTHTDBPAHTBEST f
WU1 be continued aa heratAfnra. . .
GILES fc MUIICIIISOV,
an xw crocktry Department. -
xr ai Lie a AaBtLVin uir,v. -
O . J j -r-
pLKASX LXAVB O ED BBS. WILL BS FEOMP- "
f f ATlawV W Vf inma
lUnhsUU asd Chariot CIGABS, At cnU onlr. .
Telescopes.
A KOTHKH mVOlCB OF TETTSXR. fiAVPLX - -'
XX Cases and Telesoopes tust reeelred sad for " -saaoobsep.
Otre us aoaU lor anr artlela nanairv '. '
kept la a first claaa Saddlery XaAabUahxrent. and' '
rurulM
to pieaee yon both la qmltty sad
price. BepaMns neatly and promptly done.
Sim of the Eorae. He. 10 to. Front Ct
an S tf (Berlea copy). . . . '
Hats, Hats.
Ladies' Sailors;
Umbrellas.;
HAEE1SOK A ALLKK: !J
"8tt Hatters."
Fresh Drugs
QF ALL KIKD8 AT
2. H. HA ED IK'S,'
au 28 tf
Hew Market.
At Actual Cost;
"PVXSXEOUS OF MAKEUQ ACXZANOXIZf Busi
ness, I offer my entire stock of jroods, eoaststlsK:
tn part or China, Glass, Quecnaware,' Flated and
Britannia Ware at coat. Parties wiablnx to suppj
themselves with rood roods at low prloee wtll
find It to their Interest to can sad examine esf
stock at once.
. V.v-
Btspectfally. "
L. CL XJJtXBXBT.
Vo. 117 South Frcatet.
autf
In Stock,
450 801X3 ALr GAl)IS TOBACCO, 53
ii. .... mt j lm. . WV., ..il... hai mW LMI I. "L -
dlum dGABa. Epeetai lnduoeBteats effered to
wholesale buyers. ' BeepectfaHy,
BAJt i iai k. Em., .
aatStf 10. Market street.
To the Public, v
ryx WISH TO AHK0ST5CX TO TUX
thaf the rare Fine OH maaalactured fcytiiscef-
Bsa OH aad Creosote Cbmpaay wCi be t
only by "
easetf . . "C- . ".XXS3E A HOZCZZ"
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