North Carolina Newspapers

AimdlVS ex every ; evo . etted by tfDrBOWSTO-. , ' ,rKlPTlOKS POSTAGE : PAID: 06. . Three 100- One month, S5 cents. to riftUrered by carriers frea t 7 part of the city. at the above rf-oLt per week. orJ 1 rati low and liberal. Ai'crs will report any and all fall irSSve their paper regularly, : dTcMtin of any newspaper Vifci intkertty of VYtirnuigian. OCKATIC TICKET. Election Tuesday," Nov. 4. FOR PRESIDENT : g G ROVER CLEVELAND, of New York. V kok vice president: THOMAS A. i HENDRICKS, of Indiana. fokIgovekxok : . ALFRED M. SCALES, of Guilford. j OH LIEUT. GOVERNOR J CHARLES M. STEDMAN, of New Hanover. MR SECRETARY OF STATE: William l. saunders. of Wake. . FOR STATE TREASURER: DONALD W. BAIN, of Wake. - FOR AUDITOR: W. P. ROBERTS, of Gates. for attorney-general: THEODORE F. DAVIDSON, of Buncombe. FOR SCFERIXTENDENT OF PUBLIC IN STRUCTION : S. M. FINGER, of Catawba. ASSOCIATE JUSTICE SUPREME COURT: A. S. MERRIMON, . ot Wake. toil ELECTORS-AT-LARGE : W. n. KITCHEN, JOHN N. STAPLES. FOL CONGRESS : R. T. BENNETT, of Anson. BLECTOR, SIXTH DISTRICT, ALFRED ROWLAND, of Robeson. President J. H. Seolye, of Amherst sColleze. thi oka best on the whole to decline running as a Prohibition candi date for Governer of Massachusetts tell the committee beelje later, as i were. Illustrating Chinese cheap labor and competition, the cigar manufacturers of Sin Francisco are useful examples. . ... - mle there are about 500 white per son employed, there are about 7,000 or jS,000 Chinese, and the white men re ceive $11 to $22 50 a week and the Chinese $5. j Henry M. Stanley, who is to help the British to rescue Chinese Gordon, was once desperately in love with one of the daughters of the millionaire Pike, who iailt the opera house by that name in jCmcianati. The parents disapproved jttdthe obscure Bohemian became fa -itaous. ' I Cremation is making great strides in Jrince. The Prefect ot the Seine perns to establish Siemens furnaces in ereralof the cemeteries ;of Paris, and Propose to cremate all persons whose Mies are not claimed by their friends, jttthis experiment prove successful, the lovernment will probably iutroduce a Cnerai bill on cremation. I, lrJ Anderson1 Summer advertis fH the social kind has had u good Fe-t. In her appearance at the Lon oLjceam the house was packed to the i?fnd the audience most enthusiast g"l liberal in its applause. Among i1 literary and social notabilities pres . P were Minister Ldwell, Consul Gcn IMerritt and Oscar Wilde. Misa Person surpassed herself. ; . Froin the days of Cortez, : in 1 521, Wttt0 the beinn" of this century $even to the present time, ex rP wen interrupted by revolution, Mexican silver minea have poured u"a an unceasing stream ot silver, . 13 the world has never- seen. It P estimated that the value of the silver ia nd bullion produced in lhat r"trj since the conquest is over $3, r')00,000. and it is well known that joae of ihe mines have been profitably jerked almost withnuK inform ntinn S2tht day to this, and that one of W least, is still running out silver VUB TT flk . A W AAA AAA - kii uver ta,uw,uw a year. One Trial. Tu. ..... mue daughter of Mr. T. M. Cas- juoryoon, Iowa, was cured of a aD b 1 . 0M aPPlicf Uoa of St. kxyXZ " ine xasgtcai pam-cure, f 1 H i ; ' - . . ; 1 ' - - " ; VOL. YIIL WILMINGTON, N. O., TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER The New York Sun says, editorially, that Cleveland will beaten in New York State 60.000 vote3 and adds in the same breath that the real issue of the campaigu in that Stat is between Butler and Blaine, which shows that tae bun cannot properly be called accomplished liar. an Wheat is cheaper now than it has been for a century in England. In the firat half of the present year the aver- a:o price in the markets there, as re corded weekly in the London Gazelle. was only l 17s. 8d. per quarter. We have to go back to 1780 to find as low a price. In the interval of 104 years the quarter has only twice been under 2. The cultivation ,of wheat has almost ceased in Ireland and Scotland, has greatly diminished in the western part of England, and is steadily declining in the eastern. Ex-Secretary Fish is out in a card denying the statement published by the World that he would vote for Cleve land. , He will vote for Blaine. We suppose that the World also falsified about Bristow. The less you have to do with the World the nearer you are to the truth as a general thiner. We would as soon trust the SunMornina Star. Really, if there is any falsification in this matter it has not been made trj the World; for that paper has never yet eaid that Mr. Fish would vote for Cleveland. It said that Bristow would. and Bristow has not yet denied it and it said that Mr. Fish had expressed very plainly his low opinion of Mr. Blaine and his high opinion of Mr- Cleveland We make these remarks merely to set the matter right. The World is a true, honest, upright, manly, feariess and unconpromising advoca-e of the Democratic party of the United States and as such is recognized as the organ of that party all over tho country and it is not a good time now to at tempt to belittle its influence. It is said of an old physician in Philadelphia, when called upon to pres cribe for a cough or cold, that he in variably refuses to do so, but recom mends his patients to take Dr. Bull's Cough Sjrup. LOCAL NEWS. INDEX TO KSW ADVERTISEMENTS. Will West Oysters Attention, Democrats J M McGowan Oysters Helnsbekoer Flake's Short Method Mpnds Bros. & DeRosset By Steamer C W Yates Bring Down the Little One3 F C Milleb Friends pnd Fellow Citizens Hollikgswortii & Sikes Lilvcry and Sale Stable a The moying season has fairly begun although it is rather early in the season. New River oysters were in the mar ket this morning and for sale at $1 per gallon. - . Eggs were sailing at 30 cents per dozen at some of the grocery stores this jaorning. Steamboatmen report thst the rise in the river occasioned by the recent rains amounted to about four feet. The sidewalk on the West side of Nutt street is in a miserable condition and ought to be repaired. Every Farmer ought to get a "Boy Clipper Plow," greatest iuvention ot the age. Jacobi is tb Agent- t In just four weeks from .to-day will be the State election in Ohip, and from now until that time politics will be lively in that State. It is sometimes as well to forget what we know; but when collars are selling for 10c at Dyer & Sons it is worth your while'to remember the fact. f We invite the attention of our citizens to the fact that first quality shirts are being made to order at one dollar at the Wilmington Shirt Factory. tf. Tony Denicr's Humpty Dumpty troupe will be here on the 25th inst. The advance agent was in the city to day preparing for their appearance. A gentleman who has just returned from a ten days1 trip in the country, tells us that the cotton crop, where he has been, will be very short. lie thinks that not more than half a crop will be made. We hope that there will bo a good turnout at the meeting of the Third Ward Democratic Club, at the City Court Room to-night. It is for the purpose of reorganization and will be an important meeting. Tho street brigade are busy repairing the streets, sidewalks and crossings which were badly washed- during the recent rains.; They will find it . con siderable of a job before . they get ihrough.. : - . - The receipts of cotton to-day foot up 370 bales. at this port There will be an important meeting of ihe Young Men's Progressive DenT ocratic Club, at the City Court Room, to morrow night. The survivors of the lost steamer Dos Hermanos are yet in the city and will probably not leave until the nex steamer sails for New York. The Wilmington Light Infantry are making earnest endeavors to turn out with full rants for their tour of duty at the State Exposition at Raleigh. They wish to parade with at least 40 men and we hope to see them with that number in the ranks. The first installments of New River oysters were received here to-day by Oapt. J. M. McGowan and Mr. Will West, and ara on sale by those gentlemen. It is certainly early ia the season for them yet they open well and are as fat and well flavored as any October oysters we have ever seen. Slight Fire. The roof of the kitchen on the premises occupied by officer N. Carr, on Fifth street, between Hanover and Brunswick, caught fire this forenoon around the fine of the chimney. It was discovered soon after it had ignited and the flames were extinguished by the application of a few buckets full of water, although quite a hole was burnt in the roof. No general alarm was given. Campaign Funds. It is rumored here that one 6T the cleiks in the Postoflice in this city has been discharged and that the salaries of those who remain have been cut down $25 each. This. it is said, has been rendered necessary by the exigencies of the campaign. Mr. Steve Elkins must have soap and as the moneyed men of the North will not pony up the poor clerks throughout the country must be levied upon to help elect Mr. Mulligan Blame, the author of the "Dear Fisher" letters, to the Presidency of this great country. City Court. Cad Lowery, colored, was brought before the Mayor this morning charged with disorderly conduct. He was ad judged guilty and a fine of $5 was im posed, in default of which he was sent below for 20 days. Frank Perry, also colored, for a like offense, wa3 assessed $5, but as he could not raise that amount he was sent to the city prison for 20 days. Thomas Brown, a colored drayman. pr being disorderly and quarrelsome at a colored festival last night, was fined $10. in default of which he was sent below for 30 days. Increased Accommodations. We note lhat Messrs. HollingswoUh & Sikes have recently made extensive and important alterations and improve mentsin their stable3,corner Fourth and Mulberry streets, rendered necessary by the increase of business . An addi tion runninir the entire length ot the large building, on tho North side, has hp.p.n made for the accommodation of horses and this gives up all of the main bnildincr to the housing of vehi cles. As it is, they have hardly room enough for the demands of the business and a still further increase of accommo dations may soon be necessary. To Advertisers. The fact that the Daily Review has the larcest circulation in this city and the surrounding country ot any , paper published here docs not seem to be properly understood and appreciated by the advertising public. And not only is its subscription list the largest but its prices on contracts are the low est. These facts are of interest and im- portanc3 to the mercantile commun ity and should be thoroughly under stood and appreciated by them. We invite those meaning business to call at this office and substantiate our asser tions. Another Fire. About half-past three o'clock this af ternoon a two-story frame building on Second street, between Davis and How ard, in tho Northern section ot tho city, caught fire on the roof from a spark from the chimnev. The house was oc cupied by Amelia Miles, colored. The alarm was immediately given and the fire department were promptly on band, but the flames had been extinguished bv the efforts ot neighbors and the aorvioRs of the firemerr were not re quired. The house was the property o Messrs. Blossom & Evan3. Quite a hole was burned in the roof, which was all the damage done. mwmw. Alaj. Stedman. Maj. Chas. M. Stedman, our candi date for Lieutenant-Governor, who has been canvassin? in th moimfmna r.r week3 past, has turne i his face to the East and was to have spoken in Hick ory yesterday. The Asheyille Advance says of him : Major Chas. M. Stcd man. our candi date lor Lieut. Governor, ba made an excellent and tnorough canvass ot the counties West of the Blue Ridge, and leaves thisevenin for Hickory, where he has an appointment to speak to-morrow. .He will carry good news trum the west to the Democracy of tho East. juajor otcuman is a hne speaker and popular gentleman, and has added hundreds of votes to tho Democratic ticket in the West. The DeoDle of Asbeville and Western North Carolina love Stedman. On every occasion thev have shown it by the kiudiv rccentiou they have given him. He leaves us with great encouragement for the cause of Democracy. Personal. Capt. C. Partrick, ot Clinton, Samp- gon county, was in the city to-day. He reports a shori crop of cotton in his vi cinity. Capt. R. P. Paddison was in the city to-day and we were sorry to see him in feeble health. Rev. W. T. Jones, now having charge of the Baptist churches at More head City and Beaufort, arrived in the city last night on a brief visit to his parents. Rev. J. S. Black, of Burgaw, was in the city to-day, en route, with his tami- ly, for St. Paul's. Robeson county, and will take charge of the .Presbyterian church at that place. He left for his new home this afternoon on the steamer Bladen. Mr. Edward Trail, advance agent for Tony Denier'sIIumptyDumpty Troupe, is in the city to-day busily engaged in billing the town, and if he fails to se cure a crowded house there will be - no efficacy in attractive pictures. Mr. Trail is an agreeable gentleman and represents a good company. We were pleased to meet this morning with Col. W. J. ,Walker, of Washington city, who. bears a com munication from Maj. E. N. Burke, Director General, of tho New Orleans World's Exposition, as the advertis ing representative of the Exposition in the States of Delaware, Maryland, Pennsylvania, Virginia, West Vir ginia, North Carolina and South Caro lina, with bead-quarters at Washing ton. We have known Col. Walker well and favorably for mauy years past, as the General Traveling Agent of the At- antic Coast Line, which position ho held until the organization of the Asso ciated Railway' system abolished the office. He has many acquaintances all over the Atlantic and Gulf Seaboard and it is evident thai the managers of the Exposition have confided their interests in this respect to careful and judicious hands. Everybody in want of Paints, White Lead. Glass &c, should go to Jacobi's NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. I First of the Season To-Day IT JIM McGO WAN'S OLD NORTH STATE SALOON. Come and see and taste. sept 16 Attention, Democrats i rflHERE WILL BE AN IMPORTANT 1 - MEETING ot the Young Men's Progressive Democratic Club at the City Court Room, to morrow nlb,t Sept. 17tb, at 8.30 o'clock. This Club la not inu nded lor any particular ciass, but every true Democrat la cordially Invited to be present. Speakers have been Invited to address the mee tag. W. U. STRAUSS, President. E. F. Joiiksox, Secty. sept 16 The First New River Oysters ! fF THE SEASON, AT THE GM SALOON, No. 26 No. Front street, sept 16 WILL. WEST, Proprietor Livery and Sale Stables. XTAVING RECENTLY ENLALGED AND JLL improve our acnommod&uons we are now prepared to offer Increased facilities for the boarding of horses and care of vehicles. Low rates and careful attendance guaranteed. Horses for tale and horses and vehicles for hire on accommodating terms. "tar The handsomest hearse In the city. HOLLINGSWOETU & SIKES, JJvcry and Sale Stables, aptl6 Corner Fourth and Mulberry ta 16, 1884. NO 221 NEW A1VERISEMENTS Fiske's gHORT METHOD OF KEEPING A. LAW- YER3 ACCOUNTo, containing Collection Docket. Court Record, Ledger and Cash Book, with Index combined In one. 1.1 This system of a counts, with Its COLLEC TION DOUKK i is a work no lawyer can af ford to be without. Is designed for the sole me of Attorneys, and embraces every i feature consistent with an attorney's office 1 record, taking the place ofour separate books Price, with Blotter between each leaf (Interleaved) 5.5J. For sals only at f HEINSBERGEK'sl sept 1G Live Book and Music fctorts. By Steamer, I SPLENDID LOT OFTOILET SOAl 1 2 CAKES FOB 25 CTS. j QooDwrNs cojiK syBUf, Hypophosphltca with Lactates and Pepsin, which la already . bclrg prescribed by oUr Physicians, and for which we ara agents. I Munds Bros. & DeRosset, Market Street, tept IS Wilmington, N. C.j Wanted. j rjlHE UNDERSIGNED DESIRES TO OB tain employment s a private watchman, r at any other work he la capable of doing. ? sept 15 R. MEADOWS.. I Cotton Presses, BROWN'S COTTON GIN, RUBBER BELT ING. GIN BJtISTL.ES. Send In your or ders at once for GINS and PRESSES. Don't delay. You will be disappointed In getting them In tlmfi. i W. K. JJPRINGER & CO.. f 10, 21 & 23 Market Street, ( sept 15 Wilmington, N. C. j Administrator's Notice.! H AVING QUALIFIED AS ADMINISTRA- tor upon the estate of the 1 ite Aba A. Harts field, notice I hereby given to all persons hay ing claims against the same to present them to me on or before the 27th day of August, 1S35, or this noUce will be pleaded In bar of a recovery. Those Indebted to the same will pieaso m iko immeaiatepayaaent. f JUii.fi U. SJIilNGEB, acg 26 law 6w tu Adminlsiratorl Conolcy's Drug Store! a 1 6 MARK ET STKE ET. rpnE NEATEST LITTLE DRUG STORE JL In the city and just the place to get your eoda Water and Cigars ! Prescriptions put up at reasonable prices and at any hour of the day or night. J. W. CONOLEY4 eept 16 i Stores for Bent. WAREHOUSE AND OFFICES above now occupied by Messrs. H. Johnson Co. ! wu Store and offices above now becu- i!r!m: ied bv A. Dnmelandt. I'l'filV uotn on .North water 6t. ; between rintcba and Chestnut. Apply to augiii star copy at DEROSSET & CO. They Please. i rilUOSE WAUKENPIIAUST SHOES make ' 1 I a lazy man spry; so easy; so pleasant to the i " ! ' I foot; a great temptation to move about. Try - ! ! a pair, from i Geo. B. French & Song, 108 NORTH FRONT STREET sept 15 At Cost! QVE2 500 BOXES TOBACCO AT COBT to close out. Also, a Urge stock of Plug and Smoking Tobacco at . very low prices, f torn the Best Faftorles In Virginia. Cigars and Cigarettes By themlUilon, attheOfficaof CAPE FEAR TOBACCO WORKS, sept 15 tf No. 132 North MarkefSt. Furniture. t JTEW STOCK FOR FALL TRADE, j ARRIVING EVERY DAY Manufactured expressly for this market . New Styles and Low Prices. Call and exaxa- 1 Ine our extensive variety of New and Fasji lonablc Goods, all made this season. D. a. smith: j Furniture Dealer, N. Front Street sept 8 - ' j I T Don't Forget. TTUaiPIIREY A JENKINS UAVJS 1 celved to day. at No. 11 J fouth Front street, 9 barrels fine Northern Cab base. vl railroad. 10 barrels Apples. 17 crates pressed and soft reaencs; aiao rears, urapes, rigs, vtainuu. Ac. Conalgnmenta solicited and satisfaction guaranteed. ang29 J. L. WINNER, W ATCUMAKER & JEWELLER, jK3Qmnuunctcrs. Fine Watch ca and Jewelry repaired and warranted. OpposHeNew llaxket, Trent St. : ; TTa wn be glad to rtcalva cbanciJcattca fcva our frlcada ca any aad an ratjtci: eari latsreat tat - - yte aame cf lie writer cut altraya be niise totJuijEdaar. . - : Cocciatalcaaona a&it be rnpitzz on oaeaMe ct tlia paper. " ': rersoaanues zaust be aroMe-5.: Aad It la especially and paxUccJarly ustfe tood that tie Editor do ret aaji $Iojs' toe ncwa of eorretpoisdaite rrW ?0 state ta the editorial cclraara. , :i : ' NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Trimble, S'SJS11 UK.A ESTATE BROKER r,L,Lc.8CrI.pUo- omcfl comer Prtnw and duocm. romy iiorrua' old stand, ff Uela Sen to tale of houtea and r.c2sat V.rlrt eaJeor at auction, ccn s.gnmenU solicited. SETII W., 1A VIS. 8"PtlQ AucUoncer. Bed Room Set JLABGE AND WEIX8KLECTED STOCK. DlNNEK AND TEA SETS - - VERY LOW. GrLKH MURCU1SO.VS. S3 and 40 Murchlrrit Buick. sept 15 bullets. BBI NO. 1 FRESH CORNED MUL LETs. Wo sell by weight, and havo tbcia- spector's brand on each bbl. Order at once. 6,Pl I5 W. K. DAVIS & SON E. G. Blair, JgUOKRB COMMISSION MERCHANT for the sale of Flour. Meal. Grain. Cotton and JS1118 Mercbandiso all kinds Of COUntrv PrrtdnA tnM n.l . guaranteed. Consignments coliclted. ik "LAIR, sept 15 No. 1 N. Second Street. fWonday jND ALL THE WEEK YOU WILL find large consignments of Apples, Peaches. Pars Chickens, Jiggs and all other country protluco Tfceao goods must be sold at once. Call on The LIvo Grocer and Commission Merchant. inform uaicrst., SCI 15- wilmlngtoli, N. C. Board. A JEW TABLE llOAHnEun rv tw J. accommodated during tho Winter month at reasonable rates. Plt-isant location, gooil attendance and the best tho market affords. imnweni Doaraers accommodated by the lay or week. MRS. ROBERT LEE, rn . , Market Street, ep ljdAw Wilmington, N. C. T Y SENDING YOUR LIGHT COLORED goods to MONACH'S f team Dye Works, leti Secon I st., and hning tbem made darker for Fall and Winter wear you'll save the expense ot buying a tew suit or dress. Com pit to and fresh lot dye 6tuu just received. , Cap o Faar. Aoadcmy WILL REOPEN MONDAY. 8EPT. 29IH. English or Classical education acquired Fully eoulnned With school Arml la na V.ill corps teachers. v w m.. w fjiuuin V A. CVDOIVIM cee catalogue In Bo ketofes. YASUIAU1UJ1 tATLETT, sept 15 2w Principal. "Our Dave" Still Lives, BUT NEEDS A FRESH POBUS". YET. cove ed with a new "Jocrey" hat, he contiriues to haul out thOBe EX IRA FINE C OK STOVES, which are sold only by PAR KER A TAYLOR, and can't fail to give satis faction in price as well as quality, and eune rlority in BAKING: OSuY A TRIAL IS UL'LMIM V, BARKER & TAYLOR PURE WHITE OIL. , sept 15 Vocal Olassv rilHE SUB3CRIEER WILL COMMENCE A 1 pi P fnr inatrnMlon In thn ruiflm.nf. f Vocal Music, at Brooklyn Hall on or about nic nisi, jiurius ior n icesons 5. anose wishing to loin tho class will Inform me at the Kevikw olkco or at my rcElaence, No. 713 Mai berry street. 11. H. FOSTER, sept 13 Star copy 2t Bring Down the Little Ones. J-OW IS THE TIME TO HAVE THEIR pictures tken while the weather continue warm and pleasant; eoon it wl l be too.coM to bring them out, Mr. Alderman guarantees A PERFECT LIKENESS In every case, as well as the finest finish known to the art. Frisky little fellows take like a flath by tto lastantancou3 process Call and ceo epccl- mcrs at YATES' PHOTOGBAPH GALLERY, tep 15 119 Market St , Wilmington, N. C. PJJagnoIia Hams ! BEYOND DOUBT THE Finest in the Market. This is the corrct t!a.o of the rear to feast on Sugar-Cured IIAM3. BUUoosness and general debility obviated by eating HAM. "The course of true love never runs smooth' while jcu are courting, unless a full supply of ROYSTER'S CANDIES are effcred at each "course". Young man ! we admonish you before It la too late. After you are married you will cave to eat MAGNOLIA HAM to avoid coUUtons. P. L. BRIDGEES & 00; HO Horth Front Et.