North Carolina Newspapers

I this papir .: I : venlnz, Sundays excepted, ifr - 1 ires. Editor and Prop, i josii. " , " jrfflOSa. POSTAL . -1 . rmtl 2.00l"T 01 r mom u Three One month, 35 cents- ; - r u be delivered by carriers, free I many P of the city. m 2 . toc mw and liberaL J1fnLlIberS will please report any and frSive their paper regularly. fcTfeutan off year in politics. Democratic year. Watch New Q and Ohio and Maryland irt the Le election,. V . ..fTnrt-3 r .lrt Garrett's trip wMconsmn. .fand tiiere are some Balti- CUaxw who say tna Whether he ever return? Iiaainornot. . U Wilson, once Vice President Henry .a. iTnited States, was a snoe- J UIC " . .. . . vrf by trade, and the coDDier 01 lkarealwutto ereet a .luonu llnt to his memory. . - '7;.- j1" . - - - . . ' y H. Michael, of Grand Island, fcbraska, has succeeded the - late .... ,,ru n pptl. of - the Ren rrrw ' . . . : gente committee ou printing, ana joopiler of tne uouKreiwiuntMA'irw W. , Preitlent Davis' trip to Macon probably the last that he will c2ke beyond his own Immediate Brfghborhootl. The South will Berer cease to do honor to its de- throned chief. The excitement in Baltimore over the municipal election held there on Wednesday was simply immense. The Republicans had counted on a Vivtnrv but. alas for their- cal talations, they got a worse licking this time than at the previous elec tion. ' . ' Renben B. Thrull is said to be the oldest practicing ' lawyer "in the world. He lives at Rutland, Vt-, is S3 years old and ha9 just been r at tending the session of the Rutland County Court, looking after - some old cases on the calendar. At the recent Church Congress held in England a discussion on th'e disestablishment of the Church of England led to the announcement that at the present time the English Church receives, in the form of tithes from land, about $20,000,000 a rear. Of thls 5t000,000 goes to private instittitionSr such as hospi tals, schools, &, while the clergy men, collectively, receive about $15, 300,000 per annum. A sharp triangular fight for a seat in the United States Senate is now q rjroeress in New Jersey. Ex- c T Senator Robeson. Ex-Governor Ab- bett and W. W. Phelps are the par ticipants. It is hard to foretell the malt, as two weeks yet remain of the campaign. All of the'candidates we out on the stump. It is said that Senator McPherson is not tak in? much Dart in the cam oaten. On the surface this seems to be a fact, but the Senator heretofore has been n the habit of laying his pipes anderground, so that perhaps her"; is pursuing the same tactics this;: year. It would seem, as though- the cholera is bound to . visit America but whether it will come to stay re hihs to be seen. We are inclined to doubt its ability to maintain a loot holt in this cojintryt outside : of tae crowded cities; and even . there ith the proper precautions it may hot become epidemic, v We feel no of it here, in this sectiqnasf we believe that the conditions are Wot vorable to its propagation. Still, need not interfere. wttU the en toreemant of all neeestfry sanitary precautions. An ounce of-preven-bou ig always worth a pound of cure. - ..; ;i : Gen. Henry Jackson, Ex-Minister o Mexico, delivered an address to tue Confederate veterans yesterday J Macon and said things which had btter have been left unsaid. He ke nothing but the truth, the Pi&iu truth and the simple truth, but yet the truth, though mighty, hot always palatable and in good It was really a war speech in peaceful times and seemed h 811 attempt to reopen issues Wch have been sealed these many yerg. In other words, it was an wkmperate speecn and decidedly tique. ;' ' pearly a halT million -of immi ts have arrived since the year More come now from Ger- Potion UrJ H Kiteiw uiauv sunournea sons as! wuuciuiue iana oi ireeaoui and peanutsin the first months of 1880. VOL XI. WILMINGTON, N C FRIDAY. OCTOBER 28 1887 NO. 31 Yesterdav wasa .trt.r in prevent tne presence or agoouiy forinueh of an effort and after a sell on Saturday, October 29,. fine . . . J . ferett1, ua, 1,1 Avicn. number of ladies and gentlemen at . few fee hip rJ1 ""the festival .tConebMta HaU. got. j for the day. " UWBU y T4. ... a a rw rrwrra i h 1 1 1 1 w 1 1 r r r u r ir ir 1 to that . ' ,OUOI ine unvemng.cJety It was a happy occasion and iiiBr cast ui uie monumeni, ; t xvoiJKRT . xiKB, ana it is said that nearly 20,000 persons stood in the rain to witness the proceedings. The New York World has not been a Democratic newspaper for many long years. It- has been such in name, but not in fact. It first showed its true colors years ago when it declared for mixed schools in Richmond. It is now throwing off a mask it seems that it no longer needs. In a double-leaded editorial article in its Wednesday's issue it re joices in nominations made by the Republicans. We venture the pre diction that twelve months from to" day it will be found supporting the Republican nominee for President. .Vale, vale, Mr. Pulitzer. In homely anguage we will say: "We are glad you are gone, and tnanK you tor going." ;1 It is a Democratic gain and a Republican loss. Ikdbx to Nkw Advertisements. A Sheibk Local Ad . Wanted Lady Agent C W Yates School Books Heinsberobb Blank Books Opera Hocse JoUd. s Clarke Dick & Meahes 25 Per Cent Off The receipts of cotton at this port to-day fopt up 1,137 bales. The mayor has not yet returned from the Wayne County Fair at Goldsboro. There was a slight drop in the price of cotton in the New York market to-day. The rain of the past few days has been bad for the cattle and other stock at the Goldsboro Fair. There was a slight advance in the price of spirits turpentine in this market to-day. The box sheet for John S. Clarke, tne great comedian, will be open ed on Saturday morning at Heins berger's Lave Book Store. There has been quite a rise in the Cape Fear within the last two days, but none of the river steamers had arrived to-day up to the time of closing our report. The rainfall from 3 p. m. yester day until 7a in. to-day amounted to 1.18. which was not so great as many people imagined, as for a good part of the night it rained heavily. 500 pair heavy Canton flannel drawers, just the thing: for cold weather, from 35 cents and upwards, at the Wilmington Shirt Factory, No 27 Market street, J. Elsbach, Prop. Drawers made to order, t Those line pigs, of which we made mention in yesterday's issue, could find no purchasers in this city, and were shipped to Richmond, Va., t his morning. They were without doubt the finest lot of pigs that have been seen in this market in mauy a day It is said that the usual additional Winter train will not be put on the W. & W. R. R. this Fall. The train to Clinton will be retained and a connection made with that train by a local train from Warsaw to Wel dou, whicn will amount to the same thing as the night train, after all, so far as the local travel is concern ed. The Rain. There was a steady down-pour of rain nearlv all last nitrht. and at about midnight it rained in torrents We have seldom heard it rain harder than it did at about that hour. o A Word to the Public. Mr. A. ShrierT8 new stock of ready made clothing is now complete. It is undoubtedly the largest and.best assorted one ever brought to this city, and consistsx)f the latest styles for Fall and Winter use. In pur- fy than from anv other ftonrrtrv: chasing Mr. Shrier took pains to se- ore come from England and Wales cure wel1 made and wel1 fittinS Kar" from Tri a o o a inentsv and he has goods in his store tn lat year, the total immiT5 ellial to custom made, but at a cost Jr th first nine montbaf at least 50 per cent. Jess. t forty !lTr8 anncrcase ot ;.tooi -Best $3 - shoe for gents in the city t OU8Q, Bohemian an UnnMrfon ; School Books and School Station arrivaU .,f tinngarlan ocnooi cooks anu u VT aisare falllnfir ofT; in nnmhom prvvou can bnv eheanest at Hems- Damp pieunn. .1 xvwiuisianuin- xne excessively inclement weather last night, it could I ten up by the Ladies' Concordia 807 tnere was nothing to regret, except I regrets at the . wet weather which ke,,t so many,, Rharfn(c in the j k,j "xuua, im,n icoHYnvun, w . repeated. W. O.AK. C K. K.-Injuuctlon Ilefased. A telegram os: received in this city to-day from Tarboro which states that the injunction applied for to restrain the city from issuing bonds for the subscription of $100,- 000 votedjto the Wilmington, Onslow & East Carolina R. R., which was heard yesterday before Judge Phillips, in Chambers, at Tarboro, has been refused. An anneal has of course been taken to the Supreme Court and it is hoped that the matter will be decided at this term. Messrs. Junius Davis and-Thos. W. Strange appeared for the plaintiff and Hon. D. L. Russell - and E. S. Martin, Esq., for the defendants. City Court. Mayor pro tern Fishblate had but a small docket for his consideration this morning. It was as follows: William Johnson, colored, charg ed with disorderly conduct, was found guilty of an assault with a deadly weapon and was required to give a justified bond in the sum of $50 for his appearance at the next term of the Criminal Court, in de fault of which he was committed. A lady in the Southern section of the city, for allowing her cows to run at large, was the next case. Judgment was suspended in her case on condkion that she pay one-half of the amount of the . regular pound fee. This ended the docket for to-day. The Cape Fears In Raleigh. We clip the following, relative to the presence of the Cape Fear Steam Fire Engine Co. of this city, "in Raleigh, from yesterday's Visitor: Captain Robert Morrisey, of Cape Fear Steam Fire Engine Company, is here with seventeen men of his company, and with a handsome engine. At 11 o'clock this morning they gave an exhibition at the corner of Hargett and Fayette ville streets of their proficiency as fire men, and of the power of their engine. At least twenty-five hun dred people witnessed the test, and the visiting firemen were highly complimented. They showed the people here some things they had nevr before seen. A single stream was thrown over 200 feet horizon tally, with 70 pounds steam pressure and 160 pounds water pressure With the same steam pressure and 120 pounds water pressure four streams were thrown through sia- mesed hose to a height of over 100 feet. Chief Blake, of the Raleigh Fire Department, paid Capt. Morri- 1 I ' ' sey special compirmems steamer's'excellerit work. for his Personal. Mr. Berry Gleaves was in the city to-day. Mr. A. H. Paddison, of Burgaw, was in the city yesterday. Mr. Theo. Sessoms, of Bladen county, was in the city yesterday. Mr. W. C. Craft returned to the citv last night from the Goldsboro Fair. Mr. Walter Li. Parsley arrived, in the city last night from an extended trip North and East. P Dr. and Mrs. W. E. Storm, who have been North for several weeks, have returned to the city. . Mr. S. Van Amringev Clerk of the Rnnerior Court, was attending the Fair at Goldsboro yesterday. Capt. P. H. Langdon, of Augusta, ., ? j ua., is in me cny lo-uay ou ; iaixi to his brother, Capt. R. F. Langdon. Mr. W. B. Hocut, of Rocky Point, . . , .x fenuer county, was in me city v uiijiuoMiij; nruuiiuiiiiiuug wic .v rhants ' , , . . . Mr. John T. French arrived here last night with his bride and tbey are the guests of his father,,- Mr. W. A. French. We regret to learn that Mr. W. H. Strauss, Superintendent of St. Paul's Lutheran Sunday School, is quite sick and confined to his house. Mr. J. H. Mehrckens, who has been in the city for several days among his former acquaintances, will return to his home at Kinston, N. C., to-morrow. - . .H . : , Rev. W- Kimball, of Cliina Grove i IN. C. agent of the North Coroluia, College of the Lutheran Cnurcn at ; - lrk.il TiaY. ?c r U In thvitv Mount Pleasant, inineciiy4 - J ? V V IMj V Mj W The sun made an ineffectual at- tempt to get out from behind the oloutla to-day, but it was too tired , . Jahrmarkt? ' . Theladiesof St. PanFs Lutheran ' Church will havea "Jahrmarkt ! -.z4., x nn.. ttii Z, T . . .-, VhIch there ill be lots. of innocent fun" and merriment.1 Tin Wedding. Mr. and Mrs. J. D? H. Klander cele brated 'their tin wedding last Mon day night. There was quite a large at-tin-datice of friends who came to tin-der their congratulations, and a happier time is not of-tin witnessed. The presents were numerous and of course were all of tin. Exports Foreign. Br. barque George Davis, Falkner, cleared to-dav for Havre with 2,300 bales cottou,valued at $98,600, ship ped by Messrs. Alex. Sprunt & Son. Schf. M. C. Moseley, Torrey, cleared for Gonaives with 199,718 feet lum ber, 25,000 shingles and . 3 barrels naval stores, val ued at $2, 607. 88, shipped by Mr. E. Kidder's son; making a total aggregating $101,- 207.88. ' A Great Actor. Without a shadow of doubt Mr. John S. Clarke, who will appear at the Opera House here next Monday night, is the greatest living comedi an on the English speaking stage. Although born in this country the most of his professional career has been passed in England, where he has acheived his greatest triumphs. He hasy however, appeared many times in the large cities of the North where his reputation as a comedian is unassailable. Mr. Clarke is not to be caugiit witn , any, or tne new fangled trash,-which are advertised as comedies, but sticks to the older and more substantial as well as de lightful comedies that can never wear out. is also now one of the largest owners of theatre property in the world, being sole proprietor of the Walnut street, Philadel phia, the oldest theatre in America; the Opera House, Broad street, in the same city, and ' the Strand Theatre, London, 7 . Quarterly Meetings. Fourth round of Quarterly Meet ings for the Wilmington District of the Methodist E. Church, South: Bladen circuit, at Windsor, Oct. 90, 30. Carver's Creek, atShiloh,Nov.2,3. Waccamaw circuit, Salem, Nov. 5, 6. Cokesburv circuit, Nov. 12, 13. Brunswick circuit, Nov. 19, 20. Whiteville circuit, Nov. 26, 27. T. W. Guthrie, P. E. See the Othello Range at Jacobi's Hdw. Depots It is unequalled as a baker; it h finely finished; has a re versible grate for either coal or wood. Can be changed in a second by the most inexperienced. Just the stove for Winter use. ;'.;'.. t " ; "-4- Hock Crystal Spectacles and Eyeglasses. Ad vice-to old and young: In se lecting spectacles you should be caur tious not to take more magnifying power than has been lost to the eye as in the same proportion that you pass that point of increase, will cause you further injury to the eye. Using glasses or stronger power than is ne cessary is the daily cause of prema ture old age to the sight. You can get the best at Heinshergers. t THE MAILS. The'mans close and arrive at the City lost I office as follows: CLOSE. i Northern through malls, fast . . .... .10.00 P. M. Northern theough and way malls... 8.00 A. M. si. c. and A. & N. C. Railroads and routes suppUedtheren. . nalelgh 8.00 A. M. and 7.00 P. M. Southern malls..... 9.00P.M. Cheraw &. DarUntrton 11 K and points i supplied thereirom..... aOO P. M. ; DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY. ' Western mails (C. C. Railway) 6.00 A. M. Fayettevllle, C. F. A Y. V. K, tL and points supplied therefrom........ 6.00 A. M. fe...! ;mo KM gggjgj1 Maxton. 7.00 P.M. and too a. m. -WrientsYiiie7.VT.V TUESDAY AND FRIDAYS, Onslow, c. u. and intermediate offi ces 6.00 A. SL Little lllrcr, 8. C, and intermediate offices iOOP. 1L Cape Fear River mail..;; LOO P.M. OPEN FOIC DELIVERY. Northern through and way mails. ..10.00 P. M. 1 Southern thron?n and way malls... : 6.00 A. M. and 00 A. M. Southern. West of Florence 930 A. M. Carolina Central R. It... 90 A. M. & .00 P. M. Carriers delivery open on Sunday from AlOI to moo A. M. , ; , General delivery open from . A. M. to 7.00 P. yu, and on Snndays from U0 to 10.OO A. M. ; stamp umce open rroui cao a. m. 10 , r. u. Money Order and eglster Department open EMails collected from street boxes m iraslr I"ion of etty at 5 a. m.. 11 a. XL and 5 P. m. 4 other nolnts Uie city at 5 P. M. and rroui a. m. to h 1. al, continuous. silk s-rr for 21 Cent, Worth 63 cts I. Shrier, next door" to Mclntire's dry goods store, on Front street, will ' . 1 ci i a r x on Ttt 1 uuijr', oaiuruny, vwi. s. rieuse unug ine ngni cnange. aiong. tu nne cIothin of which he makes a spe. cialtv. will be sold from 2o to 33 oer ow.r than they can behaUthU siances win suouav eooas be sold in his house." Remember the name and place, 1. Shirier, the Old Reliable clothier, sign of the golden arm on Front street. f Best $2.50 ladies' kid button boot at French & Sons. t VFTW ADVERTISEMENT OPERA HOUSE. One night of refined Comedy. MONDAY. Oct. HI. special engagement or tne Eminent American Comedian, JOHN'S. CLARKE. What Is said of him: "The charming humor and exquisite patnos or Mr. ciarke s versatile genius was wonderfuL" wnat Is said of his Company: "It was per fection of acting." uranddouoie 0111. A FAIR ENCOUNTER 1 Act. THE ROUND TRIP 3 Acts. Prices, $1, 75 and 50 cents. Reserved seats on sale at Heinsberger's. Both plays wiU positively be given In their en tirety. Performance commences promptly at 7.45 o'clock. Box Sheet open Saturday morn ing. oct 28 3t BLANK BOOKS ! Blank Books for Everbody. -o- JJECEIVED THIS DAY A LARGE AESORT ment of BLANK books, wMcn we wm sell at bottom prices. Also, CHECK BOOKS, NOTE, DRAFT, ORDER and RECEIPT BOOKS, CHEAP. -AT- HEINSBERGER'S, Pianos and Organs, SOLD ON THE POPULAR MONTHLY IN STALMENT PLAN AT. HEINSBERGER'S. OCt 27 Cash Book and Music store. Millinery and Dressmaking. JJRS. LUMSDEN HAS JUST RETURNED from the North, and will open this week a full line of Millinery Goods Ladles are Invited to call, as I feel confident I can please, having been In the business over twenty years. fw Dressmaking a specialty. All orders from the country promptly at tended to E. A. LUMSDEN. ocfr at lw Stoves. Stoves. Stoves. H A R D W A R E . E DAVE-IN STORE A LARGE ASSORT ment of Stoves, made by the best factories, which we are selling at astonishingly low pri ces. All in need of a good reliable Cooking or Heating Stove, will do well to examine our stock and hear our prices before buying. JACOBI'S HDW. DEPOT, oct 6 13 South Front Brushes, Varnishes, Paints. Blinds. Sash. Doors. GLASS AND SASH FOR FOWER PITS. Large and weU selected stock of PAINTERS' MATERIALS. New lot of Brushes at reduced prices. Remember that we are headquarters food reliable goods and low prices. for .lACOBH HDW. l)KPOT oct 6 13 South Front St Jni Opened. r u'attt ra ivflOTivrvn t v vathw u V I friends and the public generally, that I have I opened a NEW CANDY STORE, a branch of. my Second street store, at No. illl North Front street, where I wm lp continuaUy on the freshest of Candles, Fruit, c, s which ltoritetJieir attention. nand and to PLEASS NOTICE. . We. will he glad to receive communications from our friends on any and all subjects Of general interest, but - - j ' The name of the writer must always he for- oished to the Editor. Communications must be written n one side ot the paper. Personalities must be avoided. And it Is especially and particularly under stood that the Editor does not always endorse the views of correspondents unless so stated In the editorial columns. NKW A 1 V E UT I H EM KVT8. Dr J. E. Blrtttht'jvs yjENTAL SURGEON, OFFERS UIS PKO- fessiftnal services to the dtlzens of Wilming ton and vicinity. Office No. lis Market Sr., over Taylor's Bazar. "oct 24-un Just Opened. ITII A COMPLETE STOCK OF FRESH Groceries, Tobacco, Cigars, c, at No. 115 80. Front street, . Hope our friends and the public will give us a call and examine our stock. WGoods Delivered in any part ot the city free of charge. MONTGOMERY & CAMERON. , oct261wdltw . , . . Stoves JN GREAT VARIETY, COOK ANDIEAT- ers. Can give you anything you are likely to wank We don;t make them, but we have aQ- cess to the best sources of supply. Call and see us. ALDERMAN, PLANNER & CO., Dealers In Hardware, Tinware, Ac oct24dw Wilmington, N. C. N Soutnt rn Class. jgVERY IOLICY-HOLDER IN THE MUTU AL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, Of New York, is in the same class. It has no southern class and no Intermediate class, as other com panies. - THIS COM PAY" IS THE LARGEST IN THE WORLD. It is the oldest in the United States. Its claims are paid without delay or discount. Its policies are lncontestible and non-forfeit- able and have a doflnite cash value guaran teed. - ' It insures the lives of remales for $10,000. It posseses advantages which no other life Insurance has. M. S. W1LLARD, Agent, oct 26 214 North Water St Don't Miss AND DON'T DELAY I BUT GO TO - rjlHK FINEST KID GLOVES EVER Brought to this city, embroidered backs, beautiful shades, sizes from 5& to .74.' A Dollar and Twenty-Five Gents Glove for Seventy-Fire cents, as long as they last, as the number Is limited. Come early to secure a pair and con vince j-ourself. ' . A new lot of WINGS, BIRDS and TIPS. " nATS in Felt, Plush and Straw. A lot of toboggan CArs. Tom cshanter &c &c .A few more or those beautiful SCARFS and Shawls In all colors at 98c. Remember this Is Monday, special Sale Day at . " Taylor's Bazar. N. B. The trade supplied- oct 23 ' . School Booko. W E IIHVE ALL THE BOOKS USED BY the Publio and Private Schools of the city, and have marked them down LOW. send the children down and we will treat them right. C. W. YATES, oct 25 Book store- Hew YorfcTS Wilmington Steamship Co. FROM PIER 29, EAST RIVER, NEW YORK Located between Chambers and Roosevelt ets. At 3 o'clock. P.M. BENEFACTOR . , GULF STREAM. ........ Saturday, Oct ) Saturday, Nov. 5 FROM WILMINGTON: GULF STREAM.... BENEFACTOR.... .....Friday, Oct 28 ............Friday. Nov 4 Through Bills Lading and Lowest Thro 1?Ata mi!inintMl tn snil tmm rwklnfa In Vnrth and South Carolina. . . . ' For Freight or Passage apply to "v - H. G. 8MALLBONES, superintendent. Wilmington, N. C. THEO. E. EGER. Traffic Manager. New York. WM. P. CLYDE A CO., Gem Agents. -oct 26 .Ti Rroadwar. New York. Buildt-r h Hardware. IARGE AND WELL SELECTED STOCK. SPW pedal inducements to contractors. W. E. SPRINGER L CO.. ' layiur ItiUysends this year almost OCt 24 )