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VOL. XI.
WfLMINGTON. N C, MONDAY AUGUST 15. 1887
NO 193
Daili
Eetiew,
PURELY VEGETABLE.
aMrjcvoiiilll
ith etfiOru."--J ;
"and SOWELS.
iH EFFECTUAL SPEC!F!C FOR
liowol Complaint,
sii k lteatlaelie,
jrt-PP"-1 Biliousness.
n:l,,::t;' ''.ion,. Jaundice.
Colic.
Honseliold Should be Without It,
. , i n k.f! :-."lv iorimmediatcnse,
,a1 Winy an i''- of surTerinyc and
!aLa dSr ?a lime Jtow bills.
15 BUT ONE
HHONSLIVER REGULATOR
tut 9 SenuiM with red ' 2' '
font of wnppor
Prepared o!y by
j.H.ZElUNiCO
Sols Proprietor.
KICK, S1.00.
, Pmiidelpbia barbT displays a sign
wliirh innounces that -e is "proprietor
fti tic.' decorating saloon, tonsorial
irti'i fbyi,iKno'1,'a' hair dresser and
Ijcii ! oppra'or. cranium manipulator
iaJfpi;iry abrider."
TJe Siamese Prince now in this
enonirj speaks English flneully, wears
Fir.wan dress, and is a very intelli-
ntniin. He received his knowledge
ot English from F. H. Chandler, who
hi! odc time American consul at
Binlok.
Or. Uiiver Wendell Holmes begins to
fee! um ami weary with overwork.
uJleirsa'ineral breaking down ot
Libera. He makes tew visits and
a ho-ibsoiliug his strength, passing
aatuf bis time quietly among his
b'k
To zet outof a thunder storm J. H.
Doolittie rode his horse into an old
vbool house near Eckerty. Ind. In
foin2 o do disturbed a hornets nest
ad the? attacked the horse so savagely
tbat be died within an hour trom the
effect of the stints
k Washington correspondent has
betn figuring out the amount paid by
the Government in pensions The ag
e:i!c paid in twentysone years. 1867
" 1ST. both inclusive, is $855,031,098.
In 1?3 there were 99 80-1 pensioners; in
12. 173,8.14 ; at the present time, 265.
S54 The camber uf mysterious murders
Erring recently in Paris leads
" -inani's Messenger to suggest to the
Nice the desirability of enlisting the
Prea in the detection ol the murderers,
h pledges itselt "to spend its money
fIy in all such enterprises, and to
kp faith with police or private indi
i.tluals." TV tomb i f (ien Lafayette, in the
?nTlle ruetery of lb.: Con vent of the
ttttd Heart, in Paris, was decorated
J 1 large number of Americans on the
before the French national holiday.
iety was formed for the purpose of
PrentiD2 a statue ol Lafayette to the
c t of Paris.
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seems more human when things
iir rt3cnmelrue: "IliS8taled tnat
Net y " Bonner' Polisher of the
llp 1edger' bad. ankoawn to
on ti, i arried a S20-000 insurance
JrlelifeoHhe late Sylvanus Cobb.
,or lhe benefit of his family."
taatr tSe f Krupp- lhe German
p er' 13 about to institute legal
tiD2s a2ainsl severa, Frcnch aIld
newspapers for having pubhsh-
Ublisb M allek'in2 lhat the famon 8
?j?enl had 1)6(50,1,6 Pecuniarily in-
m the extent of downright faU-
t"i " "" -
editor I, ' kkoff. the Hussian
Ge-mV halctl M- de G'ers and
GermaD,,,SopcDly voiced at by the
CnaniJOUrnalS a3a Public blessing.
E0ro' ,y lhe evot transforms the
1 Pa-UUntion' weakens
n'4 1 10 ssia and removes Ger
n most potent foe.
PZ 80ins lo UdTrepair or
Pi'a liT . ,00r malerial from
with nlI1W will supply
W,thlhetandsav eyoatooney.f
Attbe Tillage of Jits. in Hampshire.! Tbn Eniah sparrows wiih which the
England, an ox was boiled whole on citv i filled play ha voo with the seed
Jubilee Day. A hnge tank was placed in plants in the flower gardens. They
in a bnla in the gronnd, and was brick J are going a boat in .flocks and are litter
ed all ronud. The whole caret was I ally devouring lhe seed of the sun
lowered int1 the lank, with quantities ! flower.
i vegeiaoies. ana. alter b' ilin? seven
huurs, the resulting soup aud the meat
w,r vrl Z ,V . u
were served to the people of the vil aze.
. v K
. During the recent convention of
colored veterans in Boston it was stated
'n the discussinos that the first colored
troops enlisted in the late war came
froTb Massachusetts. Gen. B. F Butler
states that this is a mistake, and be as'
serts lhat in 1862 be enlisted three regi
ments of colored troops in. New Or
leans and had them in action a long
time before colored soldiers wore used
elsewhere.
Numbers ot connterfeit one dollar
r a ...
pieces oi gtass ana composition urc
being circulated just now in New York
and Philadelphia, causing much an
noyance to business men. When Ires b
front the hands of the counterfeiter it is
difiicult to detect the coin except by its
wuiirbt, it being lighter than a genuine
piece. Altera little use the coins tar
nish. It is supposed that the pieces are
the work of skilful counterfeiters in the
West.
In tbo new Hotburg Theatre, now
building in Vienna, special stairways
lead to the different orders of seats.
Electric lights only will be used.candles,
and notges. being resorted to in case
of accident. The stage (except the
flooring) and its machinery are of steel
and stone, and the former is supplied
with two metallic curtains -one ot
which divides it in two parts, and ex
tends from the footlights to the rear
wall, while the other falls behind the
conventional drop. The second curtain
is made of two sheets of iron, and as it
's lowered tho space between the two
sheets will be filled with water.
. Tiietr Business Booming
. Probably no one thing has caused
such a general revival of trade at W
II. Green & Co's. Drug Store as their
giving away to their customers of so
many tree trial bottles of Dr. King's
New Discovery for Consumption.
Their trade Is simply enormous in this
very valuable article from the fact -that
it always cures and never disappoint.
Coughs. Cclds. Asthma, Bronchitis,
Croup, and all throat and lung diseases
quickly cured. You can test it before
buying by getting a trial bottle free,
largeaize $1 Every bottle warranted
Brace Up.
You are feeling depressed, your appe
tite is poor, you are bothered with
Headache, you are fidgetty, nervous,
and generally out of sorts, and want to
trace up. Brace up, but not with stim
ulants, spring medicines, or bitters,
which have for their basis very bad,
cheap whiskey, and which stimulate
you tor an hour, then leave you in
worse condition than before. What
you want is an alterative to purify your
blood, start healthy action of Liver
and Kidneys, restore your vitality, and
give renewed health and strength. Such
a medicine you will find in Electric
Bitters, and only 50 cents a bottle at
W. H. Green & Co's. Drug Store. ,
LOCAL NEWS.
tIDIX TO NEW ADVERTISEMf NTS.
CW Y ATK8 Grocers
Knoxvltle Furniture Co
CAP ru bed Canary Bird
W BMcKoy, Atty fooey Wanted
John W akfek Carolina Beach
Dick Mk ares Closing Out Hats
Ujkinsbkkgkb's Do You Know It ?
Giles A Mukciiison Season's Goods
FEXffELl. Daniel When You Want
Knights of Hosok Begular Meeting
F W CLARK. G P A Cheap Excursion
T M EmeksoN. G P A Cheap Excursion
AX PERM AN, Feanher & Co -Now Eeadj'
W E Springer & Co Grain Cradles, Ac
C P Lockky. Com'r Sale of City Property
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Rain here to-day. yesterday and
Saturday ; none at Soutbport yesterday.
The thermometer got up to 90 de
grees at 1 o'clock, which was the high
est point reached to-day.
Tne first bale of new cotton is ex
pected by many to drop in on us this
week. Charleston had hers on Satur
day. The first rice birds of the season were
beard at Orton Plantation on Thurs
day night. Passengers coming up the
river on the fouise this morning say
that the birtfs were being fired at as tbe
boat passed that point
Paints and Varnish. Best in city at
Jacoiu s. and at lower prices than you
can buy elsewhere. t
A large excursion party is ezpocted
here tomorrow morning from Golds
boro and for their accommodation the
Passport will wait the arrival of -the
train, to at to take them down to the
Beach. She will leave at 10:15, instead
of 9 o'clock, her asual hour.; -
Carolina Bescb. Keep cool and re-
member that the headqosrters for batbt
. . L . . .
ing suits is at the Wilmington Shirt
artorv- Suits made to order Lalies
a specialty. J. Elsbacij. Prop . 27
Market street. if.
At St. John's Sunday Schiol. yester
day afternoon, one ot the teachers ask
ed a mite of a scholar what it was that
God made on the eixth day, and alter
considerable cogitation the young one
replied: "jOh. I know now, Carolina
Bach." Fact.
New to Uh.
Mr. R. H. Orrcll has presented us
with a big sunflower, irrown in hi gar
Uhii, thai is of a sptscies of sunflower
wo have never beforo seen. It is the
regulation yellow in color and ol lhe
usual 9iz. but instead of the spiked
leaves around the edge, enclosing a
mass ot growing eed. it 13 all one mass
of bloom, consisting of short spikes,
which show beautitul changes of color
when held to the light. It is more like
a huge yellow dahlia than a Bunflower.
For llio ill oUjii tains.
Ii is said that the' latter part of
August or the first part of" September
i the best time ot the year in visit the
mountains. At that time the days are
not too warm and the night are cool
and pleasant Those who want to go
West uow are offered the opportunity
Tickets have been placed on sale at the
Carolina Central office in this ci'.y and
at the cilice of the Atlantic Coast Line.
Passengers can go either by Goldsboro,
Columbia or Lincolnion and round trip
tickets will be sold at $8.50 These
tickets are good only for trains leaving
here next Friday, the IPth, but are good
to return until September 5th.
The Salvationists.
His Honor, the Mayor, bad a slim
docket but a big crowd this morning.
Two trifling cases of disorderly con
duct were disposed of and then came
the event of the session, the hearing ot
the two oflicers of tbe Salvatioo Army,
Capt. Thomas Huniron and Lieut. Wm.
Drcukley, who were arrested a week
ao on the charge of violating a city
ordiuance by holding meetings on the
street. Mr. E. S. Ma tin appeared for
the city and Mr. John C. Davis tor the
defendants. There was a large array
of witnesses and also a large attendance
of interested spectators The defend
ants were bound over for appearance
at thw Criminal Court in the sum cf
50 each
PerHouai
Mr. R. W. Hicks has eone to Chr
lestown, W. Va.. where his wife is vis
iting her relatives.
Mr. Geo. Harriss. Jr , of Philadel
phia, is in tbe city
Mr. E P. Bailey is in New York on
a business visit.
We are sorry lo say that Maj. Foster
is still quite ill ar d unable to sit up.
Mr. and Mrs. T. Edward Sprunt. of
Savannah, are visilwg relatives here.
Major C W. McClammy has returned
lo his home at Scott's Hill from a visit
to Moore and Harnett counties.
Rv. C M. Ptyoe. formerly Pastor
of the Second Presbyterian Church, is
expecud oh a viait here this week.
His Honor. Mayor Fowler, we are
pleased to note, has so tar recovered as
to appear in his office to-day. He pre
sided at the City Court this morning
with his usual grace and dignity.
Mr. W. Alden James, of the U. S.
Engineer Department, who has been
on duty at Georgetown, S. C. ever
since last November, is in the city and
will proceed in a few days to Washing
ton N. C, where he has been ordered
to report tor duty.
Ex Mayor Fishblate and his daugb
ter. Miss Ella, will leave tor tbe North
to-morrow morning. They will visit
New York, Saratoga and Lake George.
While in New York Mr. Fisbblate
will purchase a Fall and Winter stock
ot goods tor his business in this city.
Lieut." F. M. Munger, of the U. S. R.
M. S., who has been at the bead of tbe
lisfof First Lieutenants for some time
past, has at last received his promotion
to the grade of Captain and is now on
waiting orders He is an exceedingly
clever gentleman, as well as an accom
plished ollicer. and has many friends
who will rejoice at his promotion.
Ku lshts of Honor.
Carolina Lodge No. 434. Regular
meeting this (Monday) evening, at 8
odock. Full attendance is desirea.
Mr. C P. Iockey. Commissioner,
advertisfcs io this issue a valuable piece
of cit? real estate, which will be sold at
public auction, at the Court House
door, on Monday. September 5th.
luuicatino
For North Carolina, light local shows
ers. followed by fair weather, slightly
warmer in Eastern portion and station
ary temperature in Western portion.
Murder Hlot Foul.
A colored man by the name of Moses
Garrett was shot and fatally wounded
early this morning by another colored
man named Anthony McDamett. There
wis a woman in the case and her name
is Fanny McDaniel. Tbe shooting
t ok place at about 1 :30o'cl(ck ; at that
hour Garrett wan returning with the
woman from a bush meeting" at
Hilton and when just beyond the
bridge over the Carolina Central R R.
on fourth street Knovn as biltle
Bridge" they were met by McDamett
who advanced toward them. said,
"good evening" and then immediately
fired at Garrett. The ball struck him
fairly iu the right side and ho tell to tbe
ground. The murderer fled and the
woman gave the alarm and assistance
was summoned and the wounded man
was carried to the City Hospital, where
he died at 5 o'clock this morning.
Coroner Millor summoned a jury -and
an inquest has been held but the report
is not yet in
It seems that jealously on the part of
McDamett was the cause of the trouble.
He has been intimete with the woman
for some time past and was jealous of
Garrett's attentions lo her. The de
ceased accompanied her to tbe bush
meeting last nigbt and met his death on
the return.
Moses Garrett was a shingle maker
by occupation and McDamett has been
employed for some time past as a train
hand on the Carolina Central R . R.
The murderer has npt yet been ap
prehended, and it is feared that he has
made good bis escape. It is certain be
lett the city before daylight this morn
ing as at that hour Capt. Brock, Chief
ot Police, had the avenues of escape
carefully watched. It is thought that
he fled across the railroad bridge at
Hilton immediately after he committed
the fatal deed and that he has headed
foriSou'h Carolina, from which State
he bailed.
The Streets of Wilmington.
For some of our streets are only such
in name, every other characteristic they
fail to possess. In some of them it
would be utterly impossible to define
the line where the street begins and
private property ends. And some ot
them it is tbe bitterest irony to pro
nounce streets at all, what with their
winding courses, their overgrown fields
ot luxuriant vegetation, and the bills
and valleys which abound. Messenger
To put it piously, this is simply an
exaggeration, and it is difficult to con
ceive why a newspaper published in
Wilmington should have uttered it.
A07 one at all conversant with the
streets of our city will see at a glance
how palpably unjust it is. We doubt if
there is a more handsomely and cor
rectly laid out city in the United States.
Tbe streets, with one or two
exceptions where it was found
impossible to comply with the
original plan are at perfect right
angles with each other, running North
and South and East and West. There
are no streets which ''are only such in
name;"lbereis not one where "it would
be utterly impossible to define tbe line
where the s'treet begins and private
property ends;" and there are none
'with winding courses" and "over
grown fields of luxuriant vegetation "
Of course our remarks will apply only
to the settled portions ot the city, and
not to parts of the suburbs where,
although streets have been la d off there
may be no houses and hence no en
closures. On the contrary, we have often heard
our people complimented for their wide
and shady streets and for the regularity
with which they are laid off. thus en
abling stranrers to readily find their
way from one point to another.
The Lat Chauc
To buy clothing at 40 and t0 cents
on the dollar . Don't miss the oppor.t
tunity ot (retting a slice of tbe numer
ous bargains now to be bad at I.
Shrier's. Remember that tbis is no
butubugginz scheme. Eveiy dollar's
worth of goods ruut be sold before
Shrier's removal to the mammoth
store in lhe PurceH building. on Front
street. It would be advisable for coun
try merchants to give bini n call and
gel bargains in job lots. f
Headquarters for base bait supplies 1
Tbe Review Job Office h the place
to get good work at moderate price.
Kail road Talk.
Nothing positive has yet b?eo de
veloped a to ttwearlv intentions f tbe
Wilmington. Onslow & East Carolina R
R Co.. except tbe tact lbat work on tbe
line will probably be begun at an early
day. There are some rumors, how
ever, that point to an active progress of
at least a portion of tbo work If is
said that the company hav ecurod an
option, until Tnureday. on the purchase
of a oue-half interest in Coi. George
Harris' property at Wrightsville, that
known as Sneeden's hammock and the
banks. North of the Club House and
Capt. Manning's bath bouses, extend
ing to the inlet, and a part of the beach
North of the inlet. It is also said that
.he ten gentlemen who form the
syndicate will put up the
$5,000 each, tho tull amount of
their subscription, and that they
will at onea build the road to Wrights
viUe expecting to have it open early
next season The amount thus raised,
together Iwilh the subscription of $2,500
per mile on the part of the city, will he
ample, we snppose. to build the road
from the city to tbe beach.
The matter of a continuation of the
road on towards Onslow to be deter
mined. on the completion of the road lo
the beach We do not think that the
threatened injunction will be applied
lor.
NEW AD VERTI 8BME N 1
Captured.
FEW DAYS SINCE A CANARY BIHD
wan captured ou North 'ihlrd street The
owner can hear of Us whereabouts on apptf
cation at this office. aufr 1&
Money Waoted.
yANTED TO BORROW $1,500. F1USSL
mortgage on ral estate. Unexceptional secu
rity. Apnly to
aug 15 3t
W. B. MCKOY,
attorney.
Carolina Beach
rjlO ACCOMMODATE HIE EXCURSION
from Goldsboro, the Steamer PASSPORT
will leave for CAROLINA BEACH at 1015
on TUESDAY MORNING, 16th, instead of
the usual hour. .lOHN W. HARPER,
Aug 15 It General Manager
Cheap Excursion
TO THE MOUNTAINS VIA THE
Carolina Central Railroad,
. ONLY $8.oO.
WILMINGTON, N. C, TO ASHE
VILLE, ft. C . AND RETURN.
Tickets stood going only on August 19th.
Good to return until September 5th.
F. W. CLARK,
aug 15 at Gen'l Passenger Agent
Cheap Excursion
TO THE FOUNTAINS VIA THE
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.
ONLY $8 SO.
WILMINGTON, N. C. TO ASHE
VILLE. N. C AND RETURN.
Tickets good going only on August I9th.
Good to return until September 5th, 1887, In
clusive. Passengers can go via Columbia, s. C.r or
Goldsboro, N. C.
Leave Wilmington via Colamola, 8,C5 P. M.
Leave Wilmington via Goldsboro. s.DO A.M.
For farther Information apply to
K. S. BRANCH, Ticket Agent, cr
T. !. KMKU50N, Gen'l Passenger Agent
aug 15 2t
yy ILL FIND IT TO THEIR AD VAN
tage to send us their orders for
Wrapping Paper,
Bags, Twine, Writing Taper,
Ink, Pens, Percll,
Slates, Blank Boos.
An1 all kiads of Seboil Goods.
He member, WK ABC NOT TUBS UNDER-
SJLD. Prices to tttlt everybody
C W. FATES,
aag 5 Wooleaile and Beta it stationer -
N KW AIVEKTf8KrENT8.
E AUK TIRED or THE FKT HATS
on our shelves and will sell thfin AT ANT
PRICK to cmble u t make room for the
Fall 8 ocM, which wl l arrive about Sept. 1st.
DICK & ME ARES,
Gent's Yurntsblng House,
aog 15 12 w. FronSf
Grain Cradles, Grass Blades
and SnathSr
T AWN MOWERS. Ac.
Fe.ll stock at bottom prices.
W. K. SPRINGKR & CO..
ag 15 19. l. 23 Market S.
When You Want
f0 FIND THE CHKAPESr PLACK IN
I the city o buy Harness and Paddlery
Goods, Trunks anil Katchel", look for tbe slgu
of tho horse 'Irunks marked and delivered
tn any part of the city free ef charge. Be
pairing Trunk ar d Harness a specialty.
FKNNKL.I4 & danikX,
aug 15 Horse Ml liners, lo S. Vront at
Knoxviile Furniture Co.
yyE ARE HKRK YET, WITH TIUB
finest and cheapest Furniture and other houfe
bold oo'.ta to Ue found in the city.
We are receiving new iroo Is dally from tha
Fastory. Al.o. a full line of Baby Carrtigea
au 15 K. ll. sNEKl), Manactr
Season's Goods.
REFRIGERATORS, ICE CREAM FCKX-
zers, Water Coolers, Fly Fans, Fly Traps.
aU . Ac. All at thn lnwMt nrlwt all .mi
examine the goods anl the prices.
A MURCHISON.
au 15
-By S. VanAlVlRINGE & Co.,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers.
SALE OF CJTV PfiOPim FOB PARTITION.
BY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE
fclUHirlor Court of New Hanover Cnnutv
In a certain special proceedlrg therein pe.d
log, wherelQ LIuco.b Brown Is plaintiff and
Uutus i-ane, wnilam Collins and' Frank How
ard are defendants, th$ undersigned, a Com
mlssioncr lor that purpose duly appointed, .
wld sell by nubile auction, for cash, nn Mm.
day. the i2ih day of September, 1 887 at '2
o'clock, M., at the :ourt llouee door In tbe
city of Wilmington, that certain lot of lanl In
tne uroresaid citv, Hounded and described as
follows: BeirlDritnz at a ttke in the Nor.h
East corner of Block No. 4". at tho Interac
tion of Woostcr and Secuu 1 tlteeta, running
thence East with -outhcrn line of Wooster
street one hundred and thirty t o (132) feel,
thence South sixty six (GO) feet, the ice West
one nunared and thirty-two (l;) feet to Sec
ond street, thence North along the Eastern
line of second rlrcct iixty six (Gfi) feet to the
beginning C. P. LOCKEY, Com'r -
aug 15 it 15, 22, 29, sept 5
Marvin Safe Company
jyjANUFACTURE SAFES THAT AR
NEVER DAMP ! Tho only Safe having
Tongue and Groove Improvement.
For sale by
A. A. WILLATiD,
apl2 2tamlym Wilmington, N.
Carolina Beach.
rjlHE PASSPORT WILL LEAVE FOE
CAROLINA BEACH every week day it 9 and
3, except Friday and Saturday, when evening
boat; leaves at 2.00. Train returning leaves at
1 and 6
on Sundays Louise leaves at 9.30 a. "m. and
Passport at 2 p. m. Train at 6 p ni.
J. W. HARPER,
angGtf nac General Manager.
The Only Complete Stock
OF HUMPHREY '3 HOMEOPATHIC MED
IGINE9 IN THE CITY.
-rTDMPHREY'8 Homeopathic Simples.
H UMPHREY'S
rpeculcs.
ctcrlnary
-HUMPHREY'S
Specifics,
and Humphrey's $5,C0 package ot No. 28.
JAS. D. NUTT, the Drogfttst,'
aug H 218 N. Front St ,
Pianos
J3R0F. E. VAN LAER DESIRES TO AN-
nounce that he will soon go to New York for
the purpose of personally selecting Instru
ments for customers. Our constantly Increas
ing orders attest as to the great success of tnls
plan of obtaining Instruments, and the ad
vantages gained are apparent to all thinking
people
Tne manufacturers carry the largest stock
at this season of the year, and by our careful
method ef testing Instruments, we can make
perfect selections and consequently sire en
tire satisfaction. Ord. rs solicited.
Address al communications and send for
circulars to
E. VAN LAER,
UU lied cross btreet,
aug 1 m ws iw Wilmington, X. C.
Do You Know It ?
' THAT YOU CAN BUY
Pianos, Organs. Novela.l
Blank Books, Paper, Envelopes,- " .
Inks, Pens, Pencils. Slates,
Mucilage, GoUI Pens,
Spectacles, Albums, Bibles,
Testaments, Looking Glares. ,
Fancy Goods, Base Ball SuppKes.
Frames, School Books, very rhap at
HEINSBERGER'S.
july 29 Cash Book and Musk; Store
lOc FOR A SHAVE.
-20e FOR A HAIR CUT.
50c. FOR A HAIR CUT.SH AVE
A NI SIIAMPOON.
HAIR IYELNG 20c. and upward,
- " - At :JOJIN WERNER'S,
The German Barber and Perfumer,
ian 25 ) Market St
-