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"mis patb eeptod by jOSU THAMES, !,PTI0NS POSTAGE PAID: 5CB?00 Six months. $2.00. Three J Ter nO- One month. 35 cents. be delivered by carrier, free PP any part of the clt7. the above rfiocenw per week. ; -10M --Lin and liberal. t will report any and all fall- ..-.rhclr paper regularly. tePii?y foe largest m lotion. Of any 7w7 f,:b jcr- ClffiCoMhe gimblers driven out ot L.Pi?ab!ishcl their games Cb:OC limits nnlhe jatostsbeyoLULuu like. ... -c-rator Vorhees. of Indiana, thinks 0jv exprie,!tt: J year'" -...-w?.n ot State 'I rcasurer late. ff Kentucky, the ether day was the W ... keAn rv that c5ce. Xtc bathing at the seasboro resorts lhsycar has generally lacked the ec eentriciiy of costume remarkable in pJ5t years. The uprerue Court of British Col E3jD:a'i5 iho only place in America ,-erethc .Judses and lawyers wear the wis &d Bn3 of EoKlish usage. WiigiDs, the weather bucher, says a mild Winter the coming season - is im possible because of the peculiar position of "the planets Jupiter. Uranus. Saturn and "eptuce. . - Boston I'ost: Cleveland now and then appoints a horse thief or bigamist by mistake, but he subsequently boun eeshi'm. .The old Republican rule was to promote in such cases. - Baltimore American: Nineteen miles aaour during a voyage of three thou nnd miles is a wonderful record, and oi such an average of speed the officers and owners of the Etruria may well be proad. - Mr. Alexander Vogelsang, of Phila delphia, threatens to startle the world with a flying machine of a new sort Instead of using wings of enormous size, he says he can do it with fans of a length of two feet. . The Schloss of Kremsier is one of the largest buildings in Austria contain ing. 13 it does, upwards of 300 rooms and it i surrounded by splendid gar dens and an immense park. There is accommodation lor 150 horses in the stables. A house made of beaten gold was a bridal gitt in London recently. When ever one touches a secret spring a door ot emeralds and diamonds would open and there could beseen within a Gne por trait. Mile. De Bravura, who was married to Mr. Stanhope, was the re cipient of the gift. The population of London in 1881 was 01,312. the increase since 1871 having been 22 6 per cent. There are now every week almost twice as many births as deaths, to say nothing of the immigra tion. One would, therefore, not be far out ol the way in declaring that there are in London 5.000,000 inhabitants. ... Anam is becoming the colonial night mare of the French Republic. One day it is feyer among the soldiers, the next it u the Christians murdered by. the Biack Flags, and now the Chinese toops in Tonquin do not obey orders 3d retire according to the treaty "of JieaTsia. But this is not serious in iseif. When the troops "were ordered fromPekin to invade Tonquin they took their time about it. - Clans Spreckles. the Pacific coast sar king, whose son was acquitted w the trial for shooting De Young, is doing the proper thine by Judge Toohy who presided. The Judge is visiting Hawaiian Islands, where the freckles sugar plantations are, and erything is being done to make it P easant for his Honor. King Kalakua ea has been induced to give Toohy a taaklast. California justice is more Wonderful even than it3 big trees and big fortunes. a Ludwig, of Bavaria, is rapidly reaching a Climax. His majesty is ut !J incapable of appreciating the 'Qeof money. He throws it about and left in a most scandalous j?lnner. It is now decided that the bankruptcy shall be publicly red. and his majesty is to be plac under guardianship. The Landtag devote September and October to Retail and legal formalities ot this sorous but necessary step, which ases the greatest sensation in all socia ues throughout Germany. Xow ;j T. .... hou season ior painting your IW' Q to Jacobi's Hardware Pot and buy your paints, if you want 1 I VOL. IX. Compulsory vaccination has been re sorted to at Montreal as a means to staying the ravages of smallpox. All public assemblies or popular ga'Lorings are at this time prohibited. A circus is not allowed 10 enter the city, the schools are closed and people are leaving as if the cholera were in the place. The death rate there from smallpox is so large that the author tic3 have been forced to take arbitrary and energetic measures to abate the evil. From the character of the books which members of Congress are draw ing from the Congressional library and buying at the book-stores, it is evident that there is a great deal of posting up being done by them -nthe subject ol fi nance, most likely in anticipation of the agitation of the question of silver coin age. -The advocates of the coinage do not anticipate that a suspension will be ordered by Congressbut they expect a lively session next winter, and are pre paring themselves accordingly. LOCAL NEWS. INDEX TO NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Tableaux anl Festival Munds Brothers Attention Giles & MuRCinsosr Powder Cornet Concert Cltb Excursion J H Savage Prisoner Escaped F C Millkk Tar Heel Liniment PABKEK & T A ixor Fall Stock U W Yates Special Inducement? Heimsrerqkr Pianos and Organs W E BrsiXGER A Co Mason's Fruit Jars P L Bjudgehs 4 Co Eat Boyster's Candy Forother locals see fourth page. There was no City Court this morn ing. The storm signal was hoisted to-day and a storm is reported as of! the coast of Georgia. .The rainy season seems to have fairly set in, but in most places it came some what too late. You will be delighted to see the beautiful line of new goods which is shown by John Dyek, the Tailor, t For Men and Boys Pee Dee Plaids. Working shirts. "The poor man's friend", all sizes. A first class articlp. at 25 cents, at the Wilmington Shirt Factory,No. 27 Market st., J. Elsbacti, Prop. tf The Othello, New Emerald, Zeb Vance and New Excelsior Penn., are the leading cook stoyes, both in quali ty and price. They can be seen at Jacobi's Hdw. Depot. . t The Standard Dramatic Company arrived in the city last night from Wil son, where they concluded an engage ment of three nights on Saturcay. and registered at the Commercial "Hotel, They will commence a six nights' en gagement at the Opera House to-night with "Zingari ;'or. Flowers of the For est." The Cornet Concert Club will give their excursion, which was postponed last Tuesday pn account of the storm, on Wednesday next. They have made every predaration for a good time, and we hope that the- Passport may be crowded to its utmost capacity for their bsnefit. Personal Capt. H, D. Gilbert and family, of this city, are at Burton's Springs, in Lincoln county. Mr. C. G. Herbert, Supervisor of Agencies for the Robert Portner Brew ing Company, was in the city to-day. We are glad to state that Capt. H. C. Brock has so far recovered as to be able to be again at his post at Police headquarters. Capt. R. M. Mclntire returned to the city on Saturday night from bis regular Fall visit to the Northern markets, and the ladies will hear from him soon. Rev. W. H. Lewis, who has bean quite sick for several days, undertook esterday morning to conduct services in St. John's Church, but was unequal to the exertion and was suddenly com pelled to dismiss the congregation just as he began to read the First Lesson. We are glad to learn that he is better to-day. . Pic NIc lor Purchasers. Bargains in Clothing. Odds and ends and broken assortment of sizes will be sold without regard to cost. A chance for all in want of Clothing or Furnish ing Goods. Our rule is not to carry over any goods from one season to an other if low prices will sell them.there fore 'we cut prices accordingly. It is useless to quote prices. Come and. see the goods and you will be astonished at the marvelous bargains we are giving our patrons. Shriek, the Old Reliable Clother, 114 Market st. Sign of the Golden Arm. t WILMINGTON. N. C-. MONDAY. AUGUST 31, 'Magistrate's Court. Hattie Canaday. colored, was ar raigned this morning before Justice E. D. Hall, charged with an assault and battery upon Addie Harris, commonly known as "Long Nine." at a dance in the -Hollow," on Saturday night. The testimony showed that, while there was much abusive language used by both parties, no blows were struck and they were found guilty ot an affray and the Boosts were divided equally be tween them. TheStaiidards. Tho Standard Dramatic Company open a season at the Opera 1Iopp .? night and we trust that a full house will welcome them back to Wilming ton. The following, irom the Charlotte Observer, will show somewhat of the appreciation they met with in that city : McElreth's Standard Dramatic Com pany is taking the town by storm. a3 the constantly increasing crowds at the nightly performances indicate. The play last night was "Divorce." and it wa3 presented to the satisfaction of the large and critical audience. "My Partner" will be played to-night and it will be worth going to see. Tho per formances are ol the same character that have usually been given in Char lotte for $1, but the admittance being charged by the Standard is only 25 cents. A Slight Delay. The steamship Lencfaclor, which left here yesterday morning for New York, struck on what i3 known as the Red Baoy shoals at about half past 12 yes: terday afternoon, and the tugs Italian and Blanch, together with the cutter Colfax, went to he assistance, but could do nothing on account of its being low tide. They went out again later when the tide had flowed, but the Benefactor had succeeded in getting off at about half past 8 o'clock last night, with but very slight damage, and proceeded on her passage. The cause of the accident was the shifting of the buoy a distance of about 50 yards during the recent storm. Tho channel is quite narrow and crooked at the point, in question, and a very slight deviation either way would cause an accident. Accidentally Killed. A colored girl, whose name we could not learn, was killed yesterday in Brunswick county, at what is known as the "Mcllhenny place," now owned by Col. J. W. Atkinson, by the acci dental discharge of a fowling piece in tho hands of Giles Nixon, also colored. The account furnished us is very mea gre, but it appears that Nixon was doing something to the fowling piece, thinking, as he claims, that it was not loaded, and the girl who was killed, with her sister, was seated upon a bank a few pacc3 distant when the gun was discharged, the entire load striking the unfortunate girl under her chin and blowing her head all to pieces Of course she was instantly killed. She was about twelve years old. There were quite a number of other witnesses who saw the accident, and a magistrate was sent for, but had not reached the scene at last accounts. It was undoubt edly an accident, but one in which there was criminal carelessness which should not go unpunished. Near by Notes. Our correspondent atBrinkley's fur nishes us with the following interesting notes from that section: Farmers throughout this section are busy stripping lodder. The wind which blew with such ter rific force on Tuesday of last week did no damage here, though at one time it was feared the corn would ba seriously injured. Mr. Lovelace, the efficient telegraph operator of the Carolina Central R. R-, at Cronly, is paying a visit to his rela tives in Shelby and his placo is being filled, during his absence, by Mr. Mc Cloud, of Matthews. The weather of the past few days has been pleasant and continues so, conse quently the tramp resumes his journey. The walking facilities afforded by the W. C. & A. R. R. insure us an abun dance of this conglomeration ol human ity. The ferliliz?r mills of I he Acme Man ulacturing Company are now complete ard I was shown through the exten- oiV-n acta Kl loh r- on f hv th flovfr fillDer" -rfitendent, Mr. Moran, who is familiar with the remotest piece of machinery, having personally superintended the erection of the building as well as all the machinery which is immense contained in it. He seems to fuliy un derstand the manufacture of fertilizers and the Acme is to b3 congratulated on having secured the services of one so competent. - M, W. J. Indications. For tne South Atlantic States, local rains, variable wind3, and stationary temperature. . - Wfl notified auite a fine display of dog collars at Jacobi's Hardware De pot. . . Si? , A Tear of Oratitude. When 4he Shelby excursion was down here and Ihe gangway fell in.caus ing several standing upon it to fall into the water at the "Rocks," one of ihem became badiy frightened and jumping on v fish coop, which was on the bot tom, shouted lustily fur help. n ac count of which .was published in the papers at the ti'me. Siqce his arrival homo he has addressed the following to hi3 friend "m this' city, and we have bann permitted to publish the same: . .!; iAR Sn?: My trip to Wilmington j a piCas-int omj and rendered doub ly io by yov.r kindness, of which re3t 'J rtd I ta not insensible.... itie iaipresshons received as you say. When falling from the gangway. Were such as cannot be decribed, And the truth should never be denied, I felt that all the powers above Had ceased their acts of kindly love; Felt I must leave the fish fraternity And breast the wide ocean of etern ity. ! Tis true. I howled and more did yell Then into the briny waters fell, But the powers above saw fit to-send To my relief a trusty friend ; In a few moments Maflitt stood. As few yes fisherman would. And with a melancholy crock He bade me jump upon bi3 back, I thought, could heaven be so kiud. - And set my hoofs against his spine. He walked through the briny like a man. Until we reached the glorious sand, And then among so many shells, I forgot the city bcllcsl Bat now my mind runs like a shuttle. To the rude conduct of Albert Suttle; How he promised, nay he swore. That he'd remain upon the shore, And how kindly we did all beseath, That he would wait upon the beach But alas! like a Adam and Err, He was tempted so took his leave. Now my brother I'll cut no pranks. Bat please accept my many thanks And if to judge I have the brain, You certainly can entertain, With best wishes to you and July. Subscribe myself yours very truly Literary. The Magazine of American History for September is a number of extraor dinary interest. It opens with a steel portrait of Gen. Grant, in uniform, and its leading paper treats of the "Histori cal Associations of General Grant's Resting Place," at Riverside Park, Tho second paper of the number, MWhfftn-yjr;jt Publie Soryice," is from T. J. Chapman, A. M., and is extremely entertaining. Three articles follow in the Civil War Series "BaltW more in 1861." by Major-General John C. Robinson; "The Beginnings of tho Civil War in America. Tho Confeder ates Taking the Offensive" (third pa per), by Gen. Thomas Jordan, who has traced the causes leading to the firing on Slimier; and Gen. Meredith Read's second contribution on tho "Military Affairs of New York State in 1861" while he wa3 Adjutant-General in the State. Published at 30 Lafayette Place, New York City. Having: a Good Time. Mr. N. .Tacobi. who is now in Bos ton, Mas3.. a3 Supreme Representative of North Carolina of the American Legion of Honor, the Supreme Council of which is now in session in that city, writes to his son, Mr. M. W. Jacobi, that he is having an excellent time. He says that on last Wednesday they were the guests of the Grand Council of Massachusetts, wbo took them to Nantasket Beach on the steamer Nan lasket. which had been chartered for the occasion, and to tho Nantasket Hotel, where they sat down to a superb dinner. There were 500 guests at the table. They afterwards visited Fort Warren and the Reformatory on Deer Island, all in Boston harbor. On Thursday last they were the guests of the Mayor and the Common Council of Boston, who took them, in carriages, to Bunker Hill, in Cbarlestown, and Har vard University, in Cambridge, and afterwards to the famous Tarker House, in Boston, where another splen did dinner was in waiting for. them. He writes that the council will not get through its business until to-night or, possibly, to-morrow. It ia Mr. Jacobi's first visit to the "Hub." and he i3 much pleased with what he has seen and heard and with the cordial treatment with which he has been received Mrs Jacobi is with her husband and she gives a cheerful and glowing dea cription ol her visit. "My love, wntt magic spell Is thrown Upon your face? Its charm I own. Whence came thy pure and pearly teeth? Thy rosy lips? Thy perfumed breath?" She said, in a wests sweet aid clear, "Tls only SOZODONT. my dear." The Atmosphere of Love Is a pure, sweet breathT ThU' desider atum is one of the results of using SO ZODONT, which not only invigorates and preserves the teeth, -but renders the mouth as fragrant as a rose. "Spalding's- Glue" handv about tbcaK'ia mends everything. , 1885. NO. 203 DIED. CLITHER4LL it C o'clock. Sunday ere ning, AnjroeUS, 1SS5. Mrs. 8. A. CU1HEU ALi , born in Newbern, North Carj'iaa, March S6.1SU. . NEW APVJBKTISEfllBNTS; Tableaux and Festival. JHERE WILL BE A TABLEAUX AND Festival at Point Caswell, on Friday evening. September 11th, for the benefit of tho B&ptlsl thur-hat that place. A stcimcr will leave here at mon of that day, arriving at Point Caswc'l at 5 o'clock, and return next morning. aug311tdAw . CORNET CONCERT CLUB Excursion! Star. Passport Wednesday, September M Music for DanciD by tha Harpers. Concert Music bj the Baud, fare 50 cents ; children 25 ceati. ang311t Prisoner Escaped. E3CAPED FROM THE COUNTY HOUSE OF CORRECTION, Fiiday night, J. M. S HELTON, a convict. A liberal reward will be paid for his apprehension and delivery or connnement in any mi where I can cet him. J . H. SAVAGE, aug 31 It Superintendent. Fall Stock. WE ARE RECEIVING OUR FALL stock of Cooking and Healing Stoves. House Furnishing Good, Grates and Grate Fixtures. Kerosene Oil Stove something new. Don't fall to examine our stock before purchasing elsewhere. We are prepared to offer VERt LOW PRICES. PARKER A TAYLOR'S, aug 31 23 South Front St Powder. WE CAN DELIVJSK AT A MOMENT'S notice: FFF. Gunpowder, in kegs, halves, quarters. Orange Ducking, in qrs and 1-lb canisters. Rice Bird, in kegs. Blasting, in kczs. Alio, FUSE of several grades. aug 31 GILES & MURCHISON. For Sale and Rent. STORES, DWELLINGS AND VACANT LOTS. Apply to D. O'CONNOR. aug 24 2taw3m m th Real Estate Agent Mason's Fruit Jars. E NOW HAVE A FULL ASSORTMENT of the above Preserving Jars. Send in your orders at once. We will guarantee lowest pricos. ang 31 W. E. SPRINGER & CO.. 19..21 A 23 Market Street, Wilmington, N. C Tar Heel Liniment. JIOR INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL USE. Ely's Cream Balm and Wei-Dc-Y over's Ca tarrh Cure. Also, a complete stock of Patent Medicines, Drugs, 4c, at F. C. MILLER'S, aug 31 Corner Fourth and Nun sU Special Inducements ! rjlO MERCHANTS, TEACHERS and others. We are anxious to supply you with SCHOOL BOOKS, BLANK BOOKS AND STATIONERY, and will make prices to suit you. We buy strictly for CASH, and can therefore give you the benefit of the best discounts. C. W. YATES, aug 31 119 Market Street. Eat Royster's uandy ! JT IS SWEETER, PUREE, BETTER AND MORE HEALTHFUL than any CANDY sold In Wilmington. We rccommnd it particular ly for excursion parties, Ac , and guarantee it will give more satisfaction than any other investment you can make. 3 Pounds for $1. Creamery Buttered Flour! We have just received a FRESH LOT of this delightful preparation,, and are prepared to fill all orders. The great saving of time and labor, and its many excellent qualltles.should recommend it to all good house keepers. You can make finer Light Bread, Biscuit, Waffles and MuHins with it than you can make with any other Hour. A trial will csnvince you of Itsntiilty 25 Cents a Package. P. L. BEIDGEES & CO., HO North Front St. aug 31 ?Hf IT! more money han at anything e.'ee VwlftJ by taking an agency for the beat celling book out. Beginners succeed grandly, None fall. Terms free. Haixett Book Co, rortland, Maine. - dec2 d&wt , TLSASS K0TXC2. . Tft ma 2 gl4 to , rtctfra ocmiTn'nnlatttoa from ocr friends oa any tad sJQ !mbjacti" gereral Interest but , . Xbe cams ox tna writer must "always tw.7 . Bl&aed to tho Editor. f '. ' Commtmlcatlons must bVwrtttta.c c one side ot tho paper. -V : vt , - r Prsonannes must WavoldaL: V '". And it is ospedaHy and ; particularly cad Hood that the Editor does sot always eadox the views of correspondents, c&liaa so stati. Ut the editorial cohuana. - 1 " ne w apv EmsraraNTs. OPERA HOUSE. A m DOLLAR PERFORMANCE - FOR 2; Standard Dramatic Co. NIGHTS G Commenclrg MON ri AY.' Aug. 31st, In tho eel-. ebrated English JOrams, ZISGARA, or FLOWERS OF THE FOREST. Admission 23c.; Gallery 15c Ecserred Seats without extra charge. - . . The manaeeqeent wish it distinctly nndcr stood that while they have cut the prleea of admission to one fourth their usual pi lee, there will be no cut to the performance. feats now on sale at lleuubcrgcrs. aug 2S tf . fcUr copy . . ,J PIANOS AND ORGANS. rjHE PLACE FOR YOU TO BUY TI ANO OR ORGAN cheap and on very easy tornss. Ten Leading; Makers asd over three hundred different st vies to select from. All at Manufacturers' Lowest Facto?y prices. Send for Catalogue. " Pianos 25 Cash and $15 Monthly. Organs, f 10 Cash and $5 Monthly. ONE UNIFORM PRTPR fn A T.T- avil THAT THE VERY LONYEST KNOWN. Fianos. $200 to $1,000; Organs, f25 ti $7Z0. HEINSBERGER'S, I lye Book and Music Stores tug 31 Just Received. FINE LOT OF APPLE. PEACHES, Pears of various kinds. Sweet snd Irish Po tatoes, Cabbage and Onions. Cabbago and Iri6h Potatoes oy the barrel or less quantity. CM. D. HUMPUKKY, aog27 "Davis' Row ".near New Market Something New I pRIVATE STOCK WHISKIES 1 "W. U. McBrayer" and "Rose Valley." 10 years old 2Ec a drink-$1.50 per Bottle. Coolest Beer and be t 5c Cigar (Brock's) In the city. J. M. McGOWAN. aug 22 Attention! yE HAVE ON HAND AN ELEGANT assortment of Cigars and Cigarettes. Our "Little Boy Blue" 5c Cigar Is tho best In the market ; it will pay you to try them. . MUNDS BROTHERS, 104 North Front St., 621 North Fourth St, aug 19 J If" aug 10 tf Mortgage Sale. BY VIRTUE OF THE POWER OF SALE contained in an Indenture of Mort-. gage executed by B. T. Hay and wife to tho undersigned, dated the itth day of May. 1832, and recorded in tho Register's office of New Hanover county. In Book R. R. R.;at pages 767 et. scq., I will sell by public auction, for cash, at the Court House door in the city of Wilmington, on the 30th day of September, ISS5, at 12 M., tho premises In said mortgage conveyed, situated in the city and county aforesaid, atd describ ed as follows: Beginning at "a point in tho E. line of Fifth st., 150 feet . from Its Intersec tion with the S. line of Wooster st , thence E. parallel with Wooster street 132 feet, thence s. 55 feet, thence W. 132 feet to Fifth st., thence N. along Fifth street 55 feet to the be ginning, bein the W. part of lots 3 and 4 In Block 49 according to the oflicial plan of said city. LUliR VOLLERS, Mortgages, aug 2G 30t August 27th. . 3BLS'. NEW MULLETS. OUR OWN CATCH. 25 100 Pounds in each barr el. aug 27 DAVIS AEON Wilmington Refrigerator and Ice Works TTri, HAVE ADVANCED THE PBICB of Ice from to-day to : 75c per 1005 lba. each delivery. . 50c per 1C0 10 lbs. or over, each delivery. 40c per IOC :o lba. or over, each delivery' Prices first named by us when we started our Machine. All we ask la a fair living price. W. E. WORTH & CO;, Proprietors. aug 24 SPECIAL NOTICE ! J WILL MOVE FROM THE STORE I. NOW occupy about October 1st, to oce of the new Stores opp:slte tho Market in the Vollcrs Building. I will sell off goods now on hand at greatly reduced prices and will open in the new store with a larger, handsomer and bet ter stock than I have ever kept, as I will have more room for dlspjay. Respectfully . MISS E. KARRER. aug 17 Exchange Corner. "
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