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; attl3ncdeTex7 evealng, Sundays excepted, j By josh. T. james, Editor End Prop. SUB3CRffTtXS POSTAGE PAID-; ; e yeart $1.00. Six months $2m Three 1 months. H.0U one month, a5 cents. - 7 TWp.tpcrwm be Delivered by carriers, free of c&arS' 111 any rt ' tne at tne aD0Te tes, or 10 cents per week. : . advertising rates law and UberaL' ; , 7 ir subscribers will please report any and ll faiiares to receive their paper regularly. llpJTT hL V 1 ft W Tbi uses or tt8 trritcr niur: - 73 1 msaca to the rstcr. .- - ...... . ' , ... OOTTirairnTrtttioaa jaust bo Tmtt ; a c ; coejttiie ct thepaper. , : Personalities tans? w etc: ' . Anil It 13 especially juxd parties:.' r!y 1 stood that tte Editor does not tixrr 7s f VOL XII - WILMINGTON, N. C SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 15, 1888. NO 190; I eTlewsof ccCTespcadcats czlzn 10 r in the editorial eclmnts. " : " D iq that xnlsoi-y o.'; i ifuwtl wN-n mv. 1 iahoU:al arrswiL'i ment ral'iv to:. -. m-Ii. je fitoiiiACtv H t!i rwrvoir from which sod any imiiiM vr.l !iitiitsuti Ml lhu.;:xh out t to w1mIo vjs'ttiu Aiii'tu; a dicn 4Tpcpti-H no two w!!l h:iv the tame re SomioHiit gymUn. I (vsjie f reotm-t I ve Dental ii-en.-fl ft bilious c mruinent are Kiibjeet to t!ck II;wIdeiH; tl.ose, fleshy and phlegmatic have Cuutipatlon,' vbtlathctlila and nervouan-.h&udiel toglootuy far bod In 5. ' Somed Tsjjeptics re wonderfully forgetful; others have peaX irritability of temper." 'Whatever form 'Dyspviia may take, pit thing 1 certain, r v. ; ; . . The ,mderZitUisr'. enus is - - in the JLIW'GZZ, . ?v. f 7f .ndone thlnar more is equally certain, bo AirUl remain a dyspeptic who will VI ;. wil correct Aciaity of the -Stomach, . Kxpl foal cases, . aL Allay Irritation, S ' SAjgUtl)lgeUon. L5J.lt and, aft he same . time xrl f ftr Xlr r lo trbrJiing, cfen allother troubles sooa disappear ' 1 "My wife u-ai a.cnfirwrd dypTiiti Som &te years ago h-tha s.dvkc o: IV. Steii r,ot Au"U, slie wjs ir.licf ov try Simmons Liw . RepJat'T I tee! ".:teftit -f..r ilie relief it ha tin.0 bcr.ar.d r y.;ill whn rlnl tiu.rl are tkictediu "' w ', w-.eU:r tNrontc or t iiicr mr m Ki::iiiu:--S l.tvcr KiT Istur AbU 1 feel fnnfi.fent KcaI.Ii iU iciivri.J to all" w!o will r.rr-if, Fcrt Valley, G. See that yon prf ilw Ornttfne, itl-. r c 2 rn fro.Jt f "raner, .H.K"' ' . l v?-"tplih. Pa, ot 3 tc lstp dAwly cn sat PIANOS AKD ORGANS. KITE TO ME FOR PKICES AND TERMS Wore buvlng an Instruments as I keep one a the largest stocks of ' . . , PIANOS-AND ORGANS IN THE SOUTH. . " ' I can seilyouXany of the first-class manu- ian.O:S' FR033tS190 CFWABDS. t :' FROM $45 UPWARDS. , SEND FOR CATALOGUE. 3T. HLj. S5ton : RALEIGH, N. O. ' BRANCH HOUSE ': oa Dock Street, between Front and jSecond, VILMINGTON, N. C. je 20 tf - - . The Stohley House, plKTIES Df WANT OP . ACCOM-MOD A- tions at Wrtghtsvllle will find the STOKLEY florSK well supplied with all that is acces sary. - - ' . . Board by the day,' week or month, at low - mes. . ; Parish suppers to prder atAny hour dur ; teztiie evening. . . insane deUoacles of salt watcr,nsh,crab8, cams, sluimps; 4c, tarnished to guests. &Wn Boats,- Fishing Boatshfhlng Tackle, c. rgnjaued on short notion. - - Witokiey House fronts the wafcr and Is wttfiln 100 yards of the Depot. x " v - W. II. STOlOJfiY, Jelitf . , . " , ,r-jr iToprlctor. -Jr of Fraud, as my name Tand the price at jnped oa tbe boUom of all my- advertised &bo "re letTlnj the factory. wbkJi protect the weara ythlith prices and Inferior goods. If a dealt cK11 tbem wttKt my name and price etasipca wuom, pat mm oown Ma a iru. - v3. SHOEf cztiTLuystu S,71!lJ, 5E,!IXESS wiooth to. Q TACKS . r WAX TnitHAI to tmn as iiaaa-eeweti inn kL.k aui xxar trtThrL.101131 -SHOE, the original axH iuM-seirKi WeU $4 sUoe. Equals co&tom-macU costin jr from 6 to iul'i- iouglas 3jm police snon HuomTi :n letter carriers all wear tne WTVLiy? Hand-Sewed feboe. No Tacks CN Niul, ." bt lathe werld S6t nqga wear? vnt M-sVS .? P TOR BOYS t lie .irL 81.75 YOCTII'a 'School ciumce to wear the bes W f7dlu.mfres Button and Laca. ttnotaol . r, write L. D0UCLA5. Crockton. Mas a or sale by v - v"'"' nurt the feet. MSmeodlp H.VONGLAHN, AVllmlngton.N. C , ,'INDBX TO NKW ADVBKTI8KVK9TS. D-O'Connok For Kent Louis II Me ares Look - A O U19XVD JiarEet Notice UxiKSBERaEK -School Books , M M Kirz Special Bargains .- W & 8 It K Sunday Schedule f IIowexl & CvxuniG-Do You Want F C Miixke Plni and White (Jessamer Kbv. Daniei- Mokkelle School Notice change of Sailing Rays N Y & Wil 8 s Lina Days leuth 12 hours and 23 min ute. ' - - Suuset to-uiorrow afternoon at 6 minutes past 6 o'clock. The harvest moon will fill on next Thursday morning. early Fishermen will find the cheapest j plaeeJorGill Twine, Rone, etc., is at JacobPs Hdw. Depot. Thre will be services in English at St. Paul's E. L. Church to-morrow morning atld fiervices in - German at night. - - - . Do hot be induced to take sone other prearation when you call for Hood's, which is peculiar. "' We now have it, a Door Xiockthat cannot be picked. It is cheap and safe. See it at JacobPs .Hardware Depot. . t Happiness supreme. ;This is the condition of all who have been wise and purchased Stoves at JacobPs Hdw. Depot. . t . Services iiUSt. John's Church to morrow. -Holy Commrtiibn at 7.30 a. m. Morning Prayer at 11 o'clock. Evening Prayer 5.30-o'clock. . ' iBdicatloas. For North Carolina, threatening weather aqd rain, slightly warmer in the interior and stationary tem perature on the coast. The revival in Mt. Olive A. M.E. Church, of whieh Rev. Scipi Saiils is pastor, still corrtinues. So far 93 have professed and 404 .haye joined the chureh. The good work is still going on. It is said that the crops in the Bladen lowlands are all under watoir and that tkey may prove an almost total loss. The fresK was 48 feet high r at Fayette ville on Thursday but had fallen 10 feet up to yester day worming, Headquarters for Powder, Shot, Caps, Cartridges and Ammunition f nil kinds is at JacobPs Hdw. De pot. Shells loaded at a. moment's notice. . - . The thirtieth annual session of Rev. Daniel Morrelle's excellent classUal ad English school will bei Mondav. October 1st. FU information as to particulars will be furnished by Mr. Mrrelle, oa appli- cation. : i - - - '' TlMthinn- Suits. Come dwn to Headquarters,' 95 dozen Flannel Bavimg Suits, in all sizes and colors, sold "at the lowest manufacturing prices at the Wilmington Shirt Fac tory, 27Marketst., J. Elsbach, Prop. Look for the blue awning. t A. Shrler, One Day Only. . On Wednesday, the ,12th iust., 1 will sell good Unlaundried ShirV for 35 cents ieach, but will not seM ope person more tJian sjx. Remem ber, Wednesday is the day. Winter goods sold in proportion. . . A, SHRIBR, No. 30 Front St. The stores and stalls in the several markets in the city will all be rent ed at public auction on Monday, the 24th inst., pursuant to notice pub lished elsewhere in this issue by Al derman Ricaud, Chairman of the Committee on Markets. The rent ing will take place at the market houses, beginning at Fourth street market, at 11 a. m. A countryman dropped a bag of silver cdntaining, according to his statement $50, on the street An front of this office this morning. There were lots of small, boys at hand who "kindly volunteered ' to n'elp gather it in. What the, per centage for collection was did. not transpire. ' . . Tbe Brunawtek democrats. . jir, Cijeo, ii, Hellainy, Chairman of tbe Dewocratio Executive Com in it tee of Brunswick county, has Is sued a call for a county convention, to be held on Friday; the 28th inst. The township primaries will be held on Friday next, the 21st inst.. The official notice will be published in Monday's Issue. ;: - The receipts of cotton at this port to-day; foot up 191 bales." Lay in your Winter's supply of fuel before the prices are advanced. Commencing with i tc-worrow af. terqoon and continuing until furth er notice Grace Methodist Sabbath school will convene hereafter at 3:80 o'clock: i, -" ... .- ": The business and working; men's prayer and experience meeting will coumieace at 8 o'clock this ,,eyeiing at the Seaina'n Beth eTahd' continue f one hour.. t , Re v. W: S. Creasy will preach at Grace Methodist Church to-morrow at 11 a. in. and 8 U.' m. Visitors and strangers are cordially invited and ushers will be in Attendance to con duct them to seats. Great complaint is being made by citizens to the condition of the side walks on the north side of Chestnut, between Third and Sixth street. It is almost impassable' during rainy weather, and since the centre of the street has been raised streams of water run down the sidewalk, no gutters having been made to carry off the overflow. City Court. Mayor Fowler disposed of the fol lowing cases this morning: Josephine Bryant, hogs running at large, judgment suspended upon payment of costs. Fred Hall, disorderly conduct,oase continued. Beverly Scott, hogs running at large, case coutinued. Monday for the Colored Poor. The New Hanover Transit Com pany are very liberal in - their deal ings with oui people and they de serve all of the great patronage which they receive. They propose now to give a free excursion on Mon day next to indigent and innrm col ored people in the city. The boat will leave fori the Beach, a90 on Monday morning. Peraonal. We are sorry to learn that Dr. F. W. Potter, :- Superintendent of Health, is sick: and confined to the house, - Capt. P.'H. Sasser, who has been on the sick list, and who went to hi howe in Goltiiirbns to recuperate, has returned to the city and is again in charge of the train on the Sea coast R. R. Rev. Robert Strange, who "has been on a visit to the mountains of this State and Virginia returned t the city lasjt night, Mrs. Strange ac company ing him... ' .No Fever In Blranlnghain. A report having beft published h,ere ta.the effect that 4he yellow fever has appeared, in BirminghaiU' Ala,, Mr. J. D. Kelley,who has three brothers there, telegraphed for in formation and received a reply from Mr Walter L. Kelley, sayiag that there is no fever there and no dan ger of it getting there. This is the truth of the matter and may be re lied on, , " Nearinff the Close. Ws understand that the season will close at Carolina Beach on Wed nesday next: The Sylvan froe wil1 therefore have but three days more to run in, with the exception of Monday, which has been generbusly devoted . to the ' poor and invalid among the colored people. The moon will be full early olri Thursday morning and if the weather !s pleas ant enough for , it there may be a nice moonlight excursion to wind up with. It has been a very successful Season with the proprietors oj tha ever populaj report, Carolina Beach. . . ; " - Alt In. - - .. v ' -.'IV: Mr. S. H. Fishplate, the King Clothier, has his" Fall stock ready for inspection. He always purchases early: so ; as to obtain the choice styles. ..Merchants buying their stocks this season of the year have to take the ,"cullings," or what is left, tha othermerchante would not have. " Mr. Fishblate'soclt ieom pose ; enT? f first' class goods 4nd tailor made-reqaul. to custom make. He employs no women at ,25 cents a day and work them 10 hours eah day to make pants and Cheap John goods to palm off on the putH lie; His stores are well lighted day and night, whieh is very esslftl for buyers of c!ot&tP2. We, advise pur reisers to beware oi a oariv tf All kinds of School ( Books and School Supplies can be bought cheapest at Heinsberger's. t 7- For the Safferers. The Mutual Association, a colored organization, will give a lawn party in the City Hall Park o Monday evening next. Admission 10 cents. Contributions for the table will be thankfully received. : They will please be left at the Park on Mon day morning. '7 l is hoped that the attendance will be .large and the proceeds liberal. " The proceeds are for the yellow fever sufferers. . , . - - . . 1 - V . ' False Front Top to Bottom. ' A Salse report was circulated here to-day, to the effect that a well know freight conductor was sick at his home with the yellow fever. Of coarse there' was not a word of truth in the report:; The gentleman was slightly unwell and was off duty for a day or two, but is now all right and was oh the road with his train to-day. Mayor Fowler has located the origin of the report and will have the offender up beore his cpurt on a charge of disorderly conduct.:-""' ... . ' -.- 7, Jnansnnatiou Day, I. Shrier Wilkinaugurate his origi nal one day" barsrain sales next Thursday by offering to the public 500 pair men . pants at $1. 19, worth $2.25, and on Friday, Sept. 14, S00 yards Union Cassimer at 20c , worth 40c; 350 yards Union Worsted at 25c., worth 05c: 350 vards Union Cassimer at 35e., worth 85c These goods will be placed on sale for one day only and sold strictly, for cash only. Don't forget the place and number. : I. SHRIER, The Old Reliable Clothier, No. 16 North Front at., t The sign of the Gelden Arm. For God's Sa"ke Send rhyslclan.''. .- The benevolent people of this city, in making their contributions1 for the benefit of the yellow fever sufferers,-should not overlook the fact that there is -great suffering at Me Clenny, as well as at Jacksonville. Just how terrible the affliction has become there is best told, in th fol lowing telegram, whioh .we find in the Charleston Neia cuirl Courier: - McCi.KNjrY, Fla., Sept. 12. ' To Mayor of Charleston: For God's sake send a physician, several nurses and money. Onr physicians are sick. The druggist and I are the only ones to treat patients, and I must go down to night. I can save patients if treatment is applied on first symptoms. Eleven deaths in the last two weeks and nearly everv one sick. Rev. C, S. Snowdkn. This is a pathetic appeal, and it comes from a warm, true heart and a noble son.!. McCleiaay is a small town of a few hundred inhabitants, situated nine miles west of Baldwin. Rev. Charles S, Snowden is the son of Dr, P." h Snowden, formerly of Charleston, but now of Ocala, Fla. He is a minister in the Protestant Episcopal Church and has devoted his life to deeds. of charity and be nevolence and priestly mimstra tions. Some years ago he opened a school in McClenhy and has since labored t there earnestly with his head and his hands, " teaching and preaching. " He was one the vol unteers tor service at Savannah dur ing the yellow fever epidemic at that place some years ago and his work tth'ere will be . long remem bered ' . gratefully , by the peo ple of that city. We have the pleasure of his acquaintance. We visited at his home in McClenny in the early- part of last year and we saw there some Uttie of the good work he is. aocomplishing. He is one q$ those, who say - like Ben Adhem; -Write ' ina as one who loves his fel ; low men.1' His life ha been one long service for others and he stands, ready vt any day " to sacrifice him self for the good of others. This should not be allowed. Such men are rarenn this world and should not easily be' allowedto leave, it- He needs help 'and mnst have it. He will stand at hU post until he drops iq lia, tracks, but he will nevdr turn his back to an enemy. Let us help hiin and his people. . AJady in this city is engaged in raising a, fund to send to McClenny. This ofilee makes , !t? - - :- 01 its aouiiy anu we wm see ui all sums dev.tei to this '. particular fund ara handed to that v lad v" and are properly "accounted for. i?or Good's sake send a physician, ; It is a pitiful cry. Let it 7n.ot pass, un- j heeded. ' Window Glass, by the box or light.! Save money by buying from JacobPs f Hdw. Depot. rf- The Besratta ITeatenlay. - 7" 1 The bad -weather interfered with! the attendance at the regatta of the I yesceruay.. uniy siXvOoaisiemerea Idler, sailed by Pembroke Jones. Peggoty, sailed by Fred Kidder;.;; Pirato Railed bvTfnrwnrul ttiW . Mascotte, sailed by.G. D. Parsley Lillian Florence, sailed by H. M. Bowden. -'.;.;: ' ::7-,-17 Rosa, sailed by Mc Ree Cowan; j77 The race was won - by the Idler with, the Peggoty second, in the first in the second class. The Mascotte- mti nivu au nuQiuruu auu wna WttJu. urawu. - The weather was cloudy, with the wind from the East. For Senator It. C. Johnson. v Dear Review. If the Democracv of Pender and New Hanover; coun ties will place the senatorial stand-' ard in the hands of that sterling Democrat, Robert Charles Johnson. of Pender county, jin opinion of this writer, we -will, have a representa- tiv that, hnfh r.nnritin will 1m nnil - . . . ... . v"T,ww'iouig8:aop.Ki. uvLuuxsr u pun, iiic cvt?iiuuenu ruui - narts. Liets all ret to work and nnt. our shoulders to the wheel and . d termine that "saddle skirted mulat- toes" and negro barbers are not , be neara as our representatives in -our Legislative halls. 'Alpha?' . This Is a Good One, . 7 Editor Review: I have a prob- iem wmcn i,wui asivyon to insert in yonr columns: , - . ' ' The hour hand and the minute hand of a clock stand exactly oh 12 o'clock; 7 The clock is now set go ing, xne question is: "What time is it by the clock when " the minute hand meets with the hour hand first time after the start: also, when the seventh time, and the tenth time af ter the start. . Give answer in hours minutes, seconds and fractions of seconds. ; 'Answer before Wednesday morning next. h. a. av.: jb; Sept. 15, 1388. . ;-7.7; NEW ADVEimSEMENTS. For Rent. " piVE BOOMS, SUITABLE FOIt A y- FamUy. on Second Floor, 113 Mar- 1 1 2 j S ket Street. -ff ApiJly to sept 15 3 1 U. O'CONNOR. ; Thirtieth Tear, fit?. Baniel Herrelle's Esglisk & Classical Sckbil, No. 430 orange St., Corner of Fifth. ; j The Annual Session wilfctoegin CD. v.) MON DAY, OCTOBER 1ST. For information of any kind apply as above. - . sept 15 2w Benting of Stores andS tails - .. , i - . .. v. r .. ..... . - in City Markets. JOTICEIS HEREBY GIVEN THAT TUB Stores and Stalls In the several Market Houses of tho city will be rented on Monday, the 31th day of Septembers, 188a Renting will take place at 'the Market Houses, beginning at the Fourth Street Market, at 11 o'clock a. m. Present occupants who have paid up In full will be permitted to retain possession of their respective Stores and Stalls upon present - - - " . -.- terms for the ensuing year by giving security on their notes, to be approved by the Commit tee, -.... - ' U" V';--- .. -v- . -:.. " "j'-' The Fish Market will be rented in two sec tions. 7- " -C--": ' ' 7 . 7' No bids will be accepted from parties in ar rears. - - - . Further details as to terms will be announ ced at the time of renting. . . ' -. v- By order of the committee on Markets, m A. G. RICAUD, , sept 15 & 28 - Chairman. - (Messenger and Star copy 16 and 23) Wilmhigton Seacoast ' R., R. Schedule. Sunday, Sept 16. RAINS WILL RUN AS FOLLOWS: leaving Wilmington "at "9:15 a. m., 20 and Leaving Hammocks at l(hOO a. m.. fcOO and attip.ro. , . . - . " sept 15 it, i PibM and White Gassamer: t I ; rrrrLows sweet sixteen and swan DownJace Powders. Also a fall line of Dross, Perfumes, etc. at F. C MILLER'S, Drug btore. - Corner Fourth andNuaSts.. P. s. Prescriptions filled at ail hours, Cay cr u-t. fcCTi 11 tr . HET7 AJDVEHTICII Ii::; . -rr 7" an 't Do Yon . cut A GOOD SPRING? A GOOD UAin : tress? a good mobs Mattress? a Fibre Mattress? a sood Under Httrtr: :a I " . . , I Call oa or send to j tt ATJU'TJT T JL nTTT TT "TT" H - - V 4JUU;Ur UU1J.U11. v. 1 7 . . (Opposite City UaiL) -P. B.Mr. j7b. Demnsev. wria i.itj r? r- hangs shades and wallpaper, may te f -: OPEQA:.;C30Lr WfidnGSdayi OCDt. l9lhl L u l a a - . ' - ' American-J GpailCC 3 Up XITTLE TCC Oil. BBNKPIT YELLOW FEVElt-SUrTEir:: Ccitvhch!!r l:::irA L. I now nn.fi D n na -t)fliMw(iwft ftit 1 mqx snee? open sz neiaSwcrrs to-nic imorBinar. . ... .. ' .. . i I rr , ' L lOPH U J lllUl 8tcaiaGliii) FllOM PIES 29,'EAST RXVI1, NX 17 YOI i Cowted.iwtween Cnaiabcra era" Ecxeveit s 77 77 '4 vAt 3 O'clock T.M. 'PANiTA7.i";J;v.77i:.'vren:cacT. scrx. PIONEER., -..J.;......w-.f .iu 'lay, Scj-t. BENEFACT0R...M..l, iiC--: r, t. FANITA . . . . , ,. -Saturday, tet t. FROM WILMINGTON: PIONEER. ?. ."..."...Tiscsday, ept. BENEFACTOR FrlSAy, f-yt. F ANITA.. ....,M..M....T''" -y, Poj PIONEER Through Bias LefiUig ana Lowest t:. . Hates guaranteed to and from points in k cr and'South CawlliWL f 7 : V - Is Tot Preignt or Passage apply 'te. "H G. mLalLBONSS, EUTOrtntcr :'cnt. --7lll" ; 1,'umlr' :ca, - . THEO; . EGER," Trade Uazz'a . r, WM. P. CLYDE & CO., Genl Acr.ta. septris i 36 Broadway, l.cwxci::. NY ARTICLE IN HY STCHE AT YO own; price uita Tall arrtTCr v;hich t - - .- t . - , be about 10th or lltn. L0UTin.irEAra;, ,x r.t3 Furnl.'icr, septs : H. ; CROHEIIBDnS, . " THE PnOTOGKAPIIi:!:. i7GrVXI 'ffla-AIAL ! - .j. 7 ah Work Guaranteed. I g pictures taien" m&o: cr la Grcxps. Fresh Fish Ever? Bay E ARE NOW PREPARED TO snip .!. kinds ot Fish Oh short notice. - - aug 2T ' Doi st, bet. Frcat and wt: : : . No;jO.!lm;v:--'':. scmuii irii'JisGHi:5!ic:iir r. - a t: 9 x 7i. t : IN EFFECT SEPTE21Bi:ail.l - " 7 A. From Wilmington,'. , rrcrali- Leave ....... 700 a. m Leare....... Leave. ....... ft30 a. m Leave 1 ' Leave 2-J30 p. m Leave Leave:...'.... 6Kp.m Leave.. . ; . - ' ; J.fl. CHADLOUrjr, J.: , 'septUtf, " . Gcscral 'lizz: r ITihirlca hnzp & fci'C::-;::;, MARKET, BETWEEN' tZCOl'D Third Streets. JOHN WILDER ATKIMON, I W. P. TOOMER, CasLlcr. Lends money on satisfactory sccur.::-. Pays Interest on deposits.' is empowered to execute Trusts cf t: -achatf ' - , CAB0LI1TA BEA0E. S1 TEAMES SYXTAN CITOVi: VriLL ! for Carolina Beach to-cicrrct z - -1 j" &30 pl m.; Train kaves Beci at 6 p. r 3. j.r.'. iia' ccm: seplStf If you wen a picture fr..:.: to Heinsberger's.. He has v. assortment of HouJclir.ij to from. aH(J Cheap John goods.
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