3?
4lt
It
every CTeninz.'sunaays excepted
VjbsH. T. JAMES, Editor and Prop. "
J SUBSCBIPTIONS, POSTAGE PAID: .,
ygar ft 00. Six ; months $3.00. Three
; aper will DedeUrered by carriers, free
Jg: m any part of tie city, at the above
-or 10 cents per wee . . .;
ertlslngrateilowandUDeraL ;
ir- subscribers will please report any and
glares torecelre their paper regularly.
fcii-t I SrSuKMuent called :i Monim h.
,V5nvm-?.!ou-:th it lss,Ka ivitthrou-h-Flint
iwnotwi wit! ttve t b Fa me pre-
Diub iCa to lleadliel those,
Sby and phlSrmttt lc I. w Constipation,
i.?tii tf. mid nervous nrr abandoned
Sttr K" Somedyspeotics
Sf w(S nul! -etfiil; other have
hatlwr J:irt lv.i-i;a may take,
datLlugi?ri:iK.
The inuferlyiitf? cause is
I in Vie JLir-JlR, .
- i one tlii nV nor s aally certain, no
'?iUremiUn ly:Heptlo who will
It will correct
Acidity of the .
' Stomach,
yH2?ji: Expel foul as,
'- s r-3 Allay Irritation,
Rii '-iliAf and, at the same
tthm t 11 'oZheir Irouhles
L'r;f ".-" i-ohGcd. t'spenjic. Some
r.of
1 1 -1 , f.imiiiis Liver
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f ;-tv ,.V 'lO Will
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; ensat
aoT28tclsrp d&wly
W. A, Martin & Co. 5
m Korth Water Street, Wllmlugton, N. C,
Manufacturers ot
Naval Btores, Venice and In?
; lorpentlne, Lubricating
Oils, Leather Dress
InST Oils and V
ReadyMixed Pairis,all Colors
BREWSTER'S PITCH A SPECIALTY.
correspondence solicited.
Address BOX 575.
"STOKLEY'S "
WE ARB : KbW PRE-
pared to accommodate
til wno may call upon us with the -
Finest Oysters
to be had on the Coast. We have made special
Myrtle Grove, Middle aod
Stump Sound Oysters
always on hand. 1 Served promptly and In any
Kyle desired. W. IL STOKLEY.
oct lOtf Wrlghtsville.
No. 10.
MEJUli WILHlSGIfl.l SIACOAST B. B.
ES EFFECT OCTOBER 15, i888, ATt7 A7 M.
1 "Wilmington,
- r78 7.-00a.m
" 930 a. m
2:30 p. m
Prom Ilummodcs.
Leave 7:45 a. m.
Leave ...lCh25 a- m.
Leave....... 5:10 p.m.
j. n. chadbourn; jb.,
'. . General Manager.
Wl5tf
CAUTIIOW
betore leai
ich protect
irWfersaMtnsthlph tr1.j 5 i. sA Inferior iroods.
50fferg w7lt.1bbTislM shorn at a, re-
Wce stamped on the bottom, him down as
i them without my name
5, -
p. LtJOOGLAS
13SHOE. S
oji1t caif S3 SEABrLESS STioe smooth
J?. NO TACKS or WAX THREAD
ket, easy a haad-sewed and WILL
J liz IHJUOLAS S4 SHOE, the orllnU
IcwI J-wwed welt $4 shoe. Equals cus
Tef05tlnJf from W to $9.
IcAiS CGLA8 S3JSO POLICE SHOE.
.5t .t better Carriers all wear them.
r5..M Hand-Sewed Shoe. No Tack
k ktOUGLAS SJM SHOE Is unexcelled
JT. 7 wJr-Best Call Shoe lor the price.
2f.aoE 15 the hest la the worid lor
. W. kJ? 5ir o wear man a year.
k fcrSSPOLAS 04 SHOE FOB BOYS
NiriTM.LGLA3 YOUTH'S School
"ttitoeiilJK Boy a chance to wear the
laiS??JP the world.
'i bTrJrtSPnfre8' Bntton and Lace. II not
4 Bd f-
TrSri J?11 "W. L. DOUGLAS,
Car
3i3m eoaiP
IB. VOSGLAH, 4
VOL XII.
Senator Ooriuan says that New.
York will give Cleveland 10,000 plu-;
rality. It will do better than that, j
Senator ' I
J
sick
Bishop Weed, of Florida, is
with the fever but the case js.-report-
orl na O :llrVtt nna n-t nVtiroiAian -
be felt.
Jas. McCorniidk, the well, known .
sport, wanted to bet $10,000 on
Cleveland, on Tuesday night, but
his offer went beeginir nobody
wanted to win Democratic money.
"Indiana is for Cleveland" is, the
headline of a long article iu yester
dav's New York Star. There is not
a doubt of it. - Indiana will
surely ;
go for Cleveland, and so will New
York and New Jersey and Connec
ticut and Illinois and probably Cal
ifornia, Michigan and Oregon.
. mm
The English people, in view of the
vice and destitution existing in the
lower quarters of London, which has
been brought to public attention
LJately on account of the Whitechapel
inurJers, are considering the ques
tion of erecting an immense public
laundry, which would provide work
for these classes, and intend to es
tablish lodging houses for their pro
tection and support.
The Florida Fruit Exchange ad
vises its agents in New York city
that the crop of oranges this year
will be 2,500,000 boxes of the largest
ever grown. Many growers believe
it will reach 3,000,000 boxes. The
output of American lemons this year
amounts to 50,000 barrels, but .all the
experts in the trade declare that the
time is not far distant when America
.will raise all the lemons she needs
for home consumption. -
' A correspondent of the New York
2Ymes writes from Sitka that Alaska
can never become an agricultural or
a pastoral country of any apprecia
ble value. If the summers and ex
ceedingly; moist climate were-hot
against agriculture the topography
of the entire Territory is. It is al
together too mountainous. The val
leys are simply bogs where vegeta
tion cannot find a footing. The
rough nature of the country likewise
renders lumbering unprofitable, ex
cept on the shores of the Inlets. He
also speaks very disparagingly of
the mineral resources of the Terri
tory. . .' . .
The Democrats in New York are
laughing very heartily now at a joke
in -which Boss Quay figures as the
hero. Some days since, in a spasm
of pretended virtue,he offered prizes
for the detection find conviction of
New Yorkers guilty of fraudulent
registration. The result has been
that Detective Leary has lifted in
out of the wet a Republican who had
illegally registered and who will be
sure to spend a season in jail. The
Republicans are therefore out of
pocket $2,000 and have lost one vote.
It is the only prize offered by Mr.
Quay that has as yet been claimed.
Mashed strawberry ribbons sell at
one dollar a yard, but you can get a
bottle of Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup for
only twenty-fiye cents.
: LOCAL USTTB WS.
1NDEX.TO NW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Mukds Bros Pharmacists
J F Garkell Con't be Beat
Dkiksbkrgeb Schools Books ' -
IIvske & Draper Announcement
Id M Katz Fall and Winter Goods -Mrs
Auce F KixGAttentlon Lad lea
Mrs E B Wiggins Attention uadles.'
F C Miliar PinV and White' Gossamer
Geo R French & Sons To Whom It May
Concern
Only ele-ven days now to election.
Five weeks to-day to Thanksgiv?-
ing. - " " -.-
- Another slight advance to-day in
cotton. "
Florence J. Allen arrived, at quar
antine Jo-day.
Eggs are very scarce and retail at
25 cents per dozen.
The receipts of cotton at this port
to day foot up 1,650 bales.
Messrs. W. E. Anderson and Nor
wood Huske leave here to-night for
Ocala, FIjl .; . -
We are sorry to hear that Mr. J.
A. Bonitz, of the Me8cngery is sick
and confined to the house.
-The street force, are now busy
making a v gutter on Dock street,
from Fifth to Sixth, and on - Fifth'
street, from Orange to Market."' I
W ILMINGTON, N. C. THURSDAY. OCTOBER
A slight advance to-dav-in
the
price of good strained rosin.
. - , " '
Window Glass,'bytheboz or light.
Save money by bny ins from Jacobin
Hdw. Depot t
Pishertnen will find the cheapest
Rope, etc., is
at Jacobi's Hdw. Depot. . - t
Rheumatism is fa.tipd hv lactic
acid in the blood, which Hood'fe Sar-
sapanl la neutralizes, and thus cures
rheumatism.
All kinds of School Books and
School Supplies; can be bought
cheapestfat Heinsberger's. . t'1
If you want a picture framed go
to Heinsbergers. He iias a large
assortment of Mouldings ' to select
from.
The grand firemeri's parade took
place this afternoon hul the report
is too late for this issue and is de
ferred until to-morrow.
Happiness supreme. ' This is the
condition of all who have been wise
and purchased Stoves At Jacob Ps
Hdw. Depot. t
North Carolina hams the best in
the world are scarce now.; There
are only a few to be had and these
sell at 16 cents per pound.
A large stock of Heating and
Cooking Stoves can be seen at Jaco
bi's Hardware Depot. He has Stoves
at prices that will astonish you. t
Mr.' Theodore F. Davidson, Dem
ocratic candidate for Attorney-General,
and Mr. Charles M. Busbee will
speak at Jacksonville, Onslow coun
ty, on Tuesday, October 30th.
Indications. '
For North Carolina, rain, station
ary temperature and easterly winds,
brisk to high on the coast. attend
ng a storm centre moving eastward
over Georgia. ' j
We have never seen, in any inar
Set. finer beef than that on Mr. Gar
rell's stalls to-day:. It is some J f
that last carload-'-qf 1,500 pound
beeves. It will be cut up to morrow
bat there will be moie of it, flanked
by a fine line of fat mutton, for Sat
urday's market.
Miss Hattie J. Fox has leased the
premises No. 313vMarket street, next
Bast of Mr. McEachern's feed store,
and will open there in a day or two
with a handsome and select line of
millinery and fancy goods. The ladies
will be duly notified of the opening
through the col minis of the Review.
The attention of the ladies is invi
ted to the fact that Mrs. Alice T.
King has opened a select stock of
millinery goods, corner of Second
and Dock streets. She is also pre
pared to renovate crepes and laces,
press bonnets and hats in any shape
desired, dye and curl feathers and
do stamping and pinking. See ad.
in this issue.
Death of Ikf r. W. J, Yates,
We regret very much to learn, of
the sudden death' in Charlotte this
morning, at 3 o'clock, of Mr. W. J.
Yates, one of the editors and pro
prietors of the Charlotte Democrat.
Mr. Yates was one of the oldest edi
tors in the State. Indeed, we believe
that he had ' been in the harness
longer than any other. He was a
staunch, true, honorable man and
the city of Charlotte has lost one of
its most upright and valued, gUqs.
A Gnst from the Gulf.
i t 4 W . .
There is a storm on the Gulf
Coast, central near Mobile. At 11
o'clock this morning the cautionary
northeast signal was ordered ra5v
here. At that, time tfre fetorm was
moving to the northeast and it is
said that we may expect increasing
northeast winds here during the
day and night. The cautionary sig
nals were also" ordered, qp More
head and, Charleston.
Good Farming.
Mr. J; T. Collins, of Bu,rgaw,ujad.a
this year on one acre of land 41 buslv
els of corp, and on ten acres he made
40 bushels of corn, 50 bushels of
sweet potatoes, 50 bushels of peas,
3,000 pounds of .fodder and 2,000
pounds of hay. This is by actual
measurement and weight. But for
the heavy rains in the earlier Spring
the yield' would have been much
greater. This is what may be called
practical, intensive fariuiag. C
would like (c fcer iyp iWothhr
$ pur Bender c6unf farms; There
are as good latods in th at ;cotjuty as
Cu befouTi anper (ft the State.
".JLlliJl.
v. Oysters come in very slowly. Are
they waiting until after the election?
An unusually large number of
strangers are on the streets to day.
Notice boys 1 You can get a
Bracket Saw Frame with Saw com
plete, at Jacobi's Hardware Depot,
for 15 cents. " ' t
- . City Court.
Mayor Fowler disposed of the fol
lowing cases this morning: ;. -,
Levi Nixon, perjury, bound over
to-the .next term of the Criminal
Court in the sum of a $200 justified
bond ' - ." .'
ohn Watson; disorderly conduct,
case transferred to Justice L. H.
Bowden.
The Fire This Morning.
The alarm of fire turned in this
mornings at 2:30 o'clock, from Box
31, was causedby the burning of a
one-story frame dwelling on Taylor
street, between.Sixth and Seventh;
owned and occupied by . Fred. Mc
Koy, colored. The building was en
tirely consumed but part of the fur
niture was saved. -There was insur
ance with Messrs. Smith & Boat-
wright in the Virginia Fire and
, Marine Insurance Co. for $200 on the
furniture and $300 on the building".
Speaking in Fender.
A. B. Aycock, candidate for Elec
tor, and Edwin W. Kerr, candidate
for the Senate will address the peo
ple on the issues of the campaign at
Mr, C. C. Woodcock's store, in Pen
der county, on Thursday, November
1st, and the good ladies of Columbia
and the adjoining townships are re
quested to come out and bring a
basket full to the "brim1 and give
them a good old-fashioned farmers'
dinner,
Young Men's Democratic Club.
( There was a large and enthusias
tic meeting of the club last night at
their hall on Front and Orange
streets, "v It was the recular monthlv
iheetingWnd Rafter the transaction
oi routine uusmess tne matter oi me
cluh visiting Southportwas brought
up. It was unanimously decided to
send a delegation of seventy fivo
men, who will leave here at 4.30
o'clock to-morrow afternoon, on the
steamer JSesHo?in full regalia white
hat and bandana. Members of the
delegation were advised to assemble
at the club hall promptly at 4
o'clock, and the members of Ger
mania Cornet Band, who will ac
company them, are requested to
meet at the same place - at the same
time, , .
The matter of attending a politi
cal demonstration at Wrightsvi.Ue
was also laid before the qlub, but
action upon this was deferred until
after the visit to Southport.
Lippincott's Magazine.
LippincotVs for November opens
with the long-expected novel by
Miss Grace King. 'Earthlings,",the
novel which she contributes to
2iincotf8j is her first complete book
the first work in which she puts
forth her whole strength. It is del
icate and beautiful; the story has a
tender, dreamy pathos. JohnHab
berton develops still further the
character of the delighful little child
who is the real heroine of hU s'At
Last: Six Days in the Ljfe of an Ex
Teacher." JTV . Blondin gives a
very interesting sketch of his "Ex
periences as a Rope-Walker." An
article of particular interest is "ifo
rality in Fiction." Anothey article
that will be eagerly perused is the
"Extracts from, the Diary of John R.
Thompson..- Thompson, a well
known Southern literateur, was sent
to London t edit the Index c& be-,
half of the Confederacy, and he was
thrOwn with, "men like Tennyson,
Carl yip, Gladstone, Dickens, Thack
eray, and many others, of whom he
gives entertaining reminiscences and
anecdotes. "Corporate Suretyship"
is interesting and valuable. There
are poems by Frank Dempster Sher
man, Charles Washington Coleman,
Jr., and Wilson K. Welsh. The des
partments are as interesting as ever.
Rock Crystal Sixtctacles and Eyeglasses
Advice to bid and vounir: In se
lecting spectacles you should beoa-
tious not to take more 2gnifatog
wtt'er-ihan has been Ipgt ta the ' eve
as in the sja proportion that you
r $M. tha,t point of increase, will cause
yoM further injury to the eye. Using
glasses' of stronger tiower than isne-
cjpsssay is the, daily caus of premar
ture ota age to the sAf 1 ou can get
tne Dest at xieinsuerger's.
25, 1888.
NO 224.
Headquarters for Powder, Shot,
Caps, Cartridges and Ammunition
of all kinds is at Jacobi's Hdw. De
pot. Shells loaded , at a moment's
notice. - v
RW AD VJERTISEirt ENTS. -
"Remember
qHAT MUNDS BROTHERS GIVE YOU A
full half-pint bottle of their fresh Emulsion oi
Cod liver oil with Ilypophosphltes for 50 cts.
A reliable remedy for Pulmonary Diseases.
l(H N. Front St. 601 N. Fourth St..
Attention Ladles.
TT IIAVE OPENED A SELECT; STOCK OF
Millinery GoodsrwMcli it would - pay 'you to
see before purchasing1 elsewhere.
Also, I will Renovate Crepes and Laces,
Press Bonnets and Hats in any shape! Also,
Dye and curl Feathers, do Stamping and
No need to send vonr wnrt tcai nrhan
uoji gcu ib uuuo as g-uoa ana cneaper at home.
MRS ALICE T. KING,
oct 25 2t Corner Second and Docl? Sts.
To Whom it May
Concern
Notice is hereby given that
any 8110CS purchased from us
will NOT be "pursued" for if
paid for or bought by any re
liable person. We are not
s elling at COST, but our prices
are as low as the COST price
of other Dealers. You have
only to come and see for your
self to have it proven.
; Geo. French '& Sons,
oct 25 tf , 108 North Front. St.
CAN'T BE BEAT!
T WILL CHALLENGE THE RICHMOND
Baltimore or New York Markets to show any
nuer .meu,b man uiat on my stalls now. It
1,500 Pound Beeves
From thft WpRtPim Tlflrt.nf tho fitnTA i-AAAfTrrvH
by me last week. It is simply SUPERB l . I
wauicvcijf uuuy io come ana see it, ana espec-
ia,u.y muse wuu nave any aouDt in tne matter,
Once glance will satisfy everybody that it is
THE TRUTH, THE WHOLE TRUTH AND
NOTHING BUT THE TRUTH.
This Big IVJeat !
Will bft r.iit, nn trumnrmw ' hut. thnm -411 w.
more of It on hand for Saturday's Market, as
ciiu a x mo iiuv uj.
Mutton, Pork, Veal, Sau
sages, &c.
I will be triad for nvervTwiv t.n
it, and DONT BUY IT IF YOU DONT LIKE
IT.' Free and oromnt ripllvprv in Amnr n w-
theclty. ' '
Respectfully,
J. F. GARRELL,
Stalls 1 & 2 Front St. Market, South SlCe.
oct 25 2t
WANTED A WOMAN OF SENSE, ENER
gy and respectability for our business in
her locality. Salary about $50 per month.
Permanent position. References given aid
exacted. J. G. BLANCHARD, Gen. Man.,
OCtll 4w t Lock Box 1585, N. Y.
New Dry Goods Store,
At No 25 Market St.
JlJEW AND STYLISH GOODS, ALL FRESH
from the factory. I have Just returned from
the Northern Markets, where I have been to
choose my own Stock of Dry Goods, Clothlno-.
Boots, Shoes. Hats, Caps. &c. .
-They were bought for CASH and I will sell
them eheap for Cash.
Give me a call and examine my Stock and be
convinced.
, No. 25 Market St.
.Third Door West of Bellamy's Drug Store
OCt 24 tf : . -
rjlLLITJERY
MRS. E. A LUMSDEN
. -
has Just returned tron the North with :
; a ne. assortment of C
Fall and Winter Goods.
Ladles are invited to calL
lrmaktncr & Specfalfy. .
oct 23 lio NortJk Front street.
, Prescriptions
ACCURATELY COMPOUNDED. PATENT
Medicines, Toilet Articles, 4c Prices reason
able. A trial is asked. ; -
' v . JAMES C. MUNDS, A gt.
Drug-gist,
oct 23 Princess St., bet. Front & second.
- PLUASi: N0TICH.
Wo wiu be :la4 to recti vo ccnnuctla
tc? Wends; on "any asdall ratject
general interest, but . " ""
- The name of tne writer must always to fur -nishedto.the
Editor.
Communications must be written - only ca
one side of the paper, . v
Personalities must beTaTOided. ,
: And it 13 especially and particularly under
stood that the Editor floes not always endorse
the views of corresponaents anles3 so stated
in the editorial columns. .
NEW AJ VEKTISEHI KNTS
a
Our - Handsome Stock' 67 Ladies7
Can be found In the .
CORNER STOKE.
This apartment is devoted exclusive
ly to the sale oi '
LADIES' GOODS.
The . assortcdent is complete. We
have possibly the Largest Stock
of DRESS GOODS in the city.
"We name a few-Special
BARGAINS. ,
All Wool Henrietta,
40 inches wide) in best Shades, of su
per, quality, at COc. per yard,
would be cheap at 7fc. -
F re n c hfl an n el v
54 inches wide, at 85c. worth a dol
lar if a cent. -
EXTRA. QUALITY ;
t . . . - '
-Ladies' Uabet Clotli,
Pretty Colors at $1.15 per yard.
Thb Bargain of the Season.
Embroidered Bobcs,
In newest styles. Many have already
. been sold, though we receive a
new supply weekly and will
be always able to offer
something NEW. . -
Cheap Grades of .
ress Flannels,
Trimmings & Velvets,
with everything else id, be found in
a . well ordered Dress Goods
Department. -
Housekeeping Goods,
Towels, Napkins, Fringed Table
uiotns, witn JNapions to match.
WE SELL THE BEST
One Dollar Bid Glove
In the South. It is FOSTER'S Five
Button Length, in Colors and
Black. , None better made.
Every pair warranted.
Ladies' Merino Vests.
Hosiery,Handkerchiefs &c.
i ;;.'V '. o -- v';; ;
In the adjoining apartment we have
concentrated our brock of
Cents' Good
where can be found a ' splendid
StOCKOI
French, Scotch and-English
Suitings,
ALL WOOL AMERICAN CASSIHERES,
direct from the Mills in Pennsyl
vania, v
Dicksev'sMarylandKerseys,
and a great variety of goods for
Boys' Wear. f
Gents' Half-Hose,
Merino and Camel's Hair Under
shirts and Drawers, Collars and Cuffs,
Scarfs and Neckties &c. The success
we have had heretofore in catering
to the tastes of Gentlemen is a good
proof of what we can now do with
such largely increased facilities.
We also offer a large stock of Do
mestic Goods, Prints, Ginghams,
Bleached and Brown Cottons, Sheet
ings and ShirtingsV ,Our 8c. Bleach
ing is a wonder.
' With a determination to greatly
increase our rapidly growing busi
ness, we have made attractive prices
that must command the attention
of all buyers. .
JiioJMecMcI
lOl & lOli Uarlzct lit..
oct 15
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Trade-OOi