ILOO-A-XiJST JbJ w s.
Wilmington District, -
Methodist E. Church South, fourth
round of Quarterly Meetings:
Elizabeth ct., Nov. 3 and 4,
Kenansville ct., Nov. 23.
Onsloc ct., No24 and 25.
T. WTCrUTHRIK. P. E.
TEItltlliLlk.
Two thirds of all-deaths in New
York City are from consumption or
pneumonia. The same proportion
holds for most other cities. Delays
are danrerous. Dr. Acker's English
Remedy for Consumption will al
ways relieve, and mav save your life.
Munds Bros., druggists.
personal.
We were pleased to receive a visit
this morning from Mr. Robert Iien
ning, formerly of this city,, but now
of Richmond, who is here on a brief
visit. This is what Mr. Henning
still calls "home." as do nearly all
of the exiled Wilmingtoniaus. He
expresses himself as highly pleased
TMs powaer never vanes, a marvel or pu. Ut t he signs of a healthy prosperity
ecoa-1 whifh li fituU nn pvprv hand and
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thinks we are destined to a glorious
Rock Crystal Spectacles and EyeglMWi j
Advice to old' and young: ln.se !
lecting spectacles you should be can-1
tious not'to take more magnifying
vawer than has been lost to the eve J
as in the same proportion that you
pass that point of increase, will cause
youmrther injury to the eye. Using j
glasses of stronger power than is ne-;
cessary is the daily cause of prema"
ture old age to the sight. You can get
the best at Heinsberger's.
WHY WOMEN SA1)E.
"Women lose their beauty because
colds undermine their life. Dr.
Acker's English Remedy for Con
sumption is an absolute cure for
colds. Munds Bros , druggists.
MISCELLANEOUS.
a
Trade
COMMEKCIAL NEWS.
mi
Absolutely Pure.
nt7,strengtii ana wnoiesomeness. lie?
omlcal man the ordinary kinds, and caifnot be
sold In competition with the multitude or low
test, short weight alum or ahosph ate powders.
Sola only in cans. KUYAL. UAKim
CO., 106 Wall St., N. Y.
Oct 28 dJtwly ten 4thpd 3rdpvr
AKHKi POWDER
commercial future.
Tae IDsdly Horiow.
SATURDAY. OCT. 37.
1888.
STATE NEWS.
Newton J'Jnterprisc: There is as
much money to be made from rais-
Stedman at Goldaboro.
Lt. Gov. Stedman has been doing
some, verv effective work in this
W T 1 A
campaign, ne uraws out immense
crowds wherever he has spoken and
has been received everywhere with
unbounded enthusiasm: lie makes
telling speeches for Judge Fowle
ing apples right here in Catewba and has won for him many votes. He
county as in the mountains or anv
where else. Capt. R. P. Reinlmrdt
this week has gathered 150 bushels
of "leather coats1' from eight tree,
and about 50 bushels had beei
gathered from the same treex. They
reauny onng ov cents a oiunej.
Goldsboro- Argus: The county
canvass is progressing with ever
brightening cheer for theDemocra
tic ticket, while the Republicans
themselves are even so hopeless ;.s
to confess openly, many T theiu,
that they have made a mistake in
their candidates that they should
have nominated straight out Rep
ublicans and not a "turn coat" ere '
who are Republicans for spoils only,
Raleigh News and Observer: The
Secretary of State has sent blanks
for election returns to the Register
of Deeds of the several counties. If
any have failed to receive that hkr
arc requested to make it kaw.
The splendid new thr
sand dollar pipe organ wkitk has
been oruereu ror fluent wrrstt
Methodist church is expeid t ar
rive next month. An annex is Wing
built in the rear of the kurch t
accommodate the organ which will
be a large and magnificient instru
ment. Durham Recorder: About twelve
months ago Mr. J. T. Wilkins, of
this place, saw an advertisement in
a matrimonial paper, by a young
lady in Troy, Vt., and he answered
it. Friendly letters were passed be
tween them! Photograghs were ex
changed. The correspondence ripen
ed into mutual love and to-day we
chronicle the result. They had not
seen each other, but it was mutually
agreed that they should meet at the
Richmond Exposition. Tkey did so,
Mr. Wilkins leaving here Sunday.
They met and both being satisfied
with their choice, they will be mar
ried to-night.
Wilson Advance: Mr. Ctorge P.
Sugg, who has had considerable ex
perience in curing pea vine hay,
gives us the following directions for
successfully curing this valuable
forage: Cut pine poles, 7 feet long,
burying 1 foot deep, tack two slats
cross ways each other 12 inches from
the ground. Pack the pea vines n
this with a pitchfork immediately
after it has been cut before the sun
shines on it long. Grass an be
cured the same way except that it
should be sunned one day. Peas
should be cut when a few of the
Sods are beginning to turn crep.my.
Lr. Sugg says he made 10,000 pounds
of this forage at a cost of only $7.U5
after paying for everything. It i
undoubtedly an exceedingly cheap
food for cattle.
Rockingham Rocket: Harvey
Quick, colored, and one of the 11-10 t
intelligent men of his race in this
State, has written a book entitled
"Negro Stars in all Ages of the
World." He is now negotiating for
its publication. Mrs. Louise
Powell died at her home near Lit
tie's Mills, in this county, on the
16th inst., aged about 82 years. Her
maiden name was Manly, & name
distinguished in NorthCarolina hit-
toiy. She was a sister of the late
ex Gov. Charles Manly. Rev
CAN. Grandison, a colored Prohibi
tton orator, made a speecu here
cm
Wednesday night of last week. He
made a splendid speech in which he
told the colored people sonif might
plain truths. We are mXoriHeti
by Mr. Dowdy, living near Lamrin
: burg, that he had picked, packed
and marketed this season 18 bales
of cotton averaging more than 500
pounds to the bale, and that he
would gather two bale more mak
ing out twenty bales to one mule
crop. His grain crop will turn out
a sufficient year s support, oesioes.
On 3 acres, from which he took a
crop of oats in June, he planted the
Red Ripper pea which yielded SO
one horse loads of peavine nay
Pretty good for a bad crop year.
15UCkicn iriiica Salv
The Best Saive in the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Spres, Tetter, Chap
ped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all
Skin Eruptions, and positively cures
Piles, or no pay required. It is guar
anteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price 25 cents
per box.
For gale by Win. H. Greeo.
spoke in Goldsboro on Wednesday
night and the Aigus says:
The large'crowd that gathered at
the Court House in this city Wed
nesday night to hear Lieur. Gov.
Chas. M. Stedman, was perhaps the
most representative gathering of
our citizens that has come together
on a like occasion during this cam
paign. White and black, Demo
crats and Republicans, were there,
and the earnest, patriotic, con
vincing words of the speaker were
as much applauded ly one ele
ment as the other. In fact, lis
effect upon his large audience was
electrical. He carried tiieiu to a
mau with him as he led them haek
and forth through the political his
tory of our country and State and
compared .the records of the t wo
opposing parties that are to be voted
for in the coming election, and so
did he hold them up, both in their
true light, that we venture there
was not a Republican in his hearing
that did not feel his cheek tinge with
v hnnifl aw hie louiT l-nfTicmMil t.lit !
justice of the peerless Stedinatfs
scathing arraignment of that, party
for its unbroken record of corrup
tion in all things.
WILMINGTON MARKET.
Oct. 27. 2:30 P. M.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE Steady
at 42 cents. Sales of receipts at 42
cents.
ROSIN Firm at 70 cents for
strained and 75 cents for good
strained.
TAR Firm at $1.50.
CRUDE TURPENTINE Firm
at .$1.30 for hard, $2.10 for yellow
dip and virgin. ' i
COTTON Steady. The following
are the official quotations: Ordinary,
6 5-1 G; good " ordinary, 7$; low
middlings 15 lG;middling9 7-16; good
middling Of.
Receipts to-day: Spirits, 132;rosin,
58; tar, 15G; crude, G7; cotton. 1,319.
MARINE NEWS.
ARRIVED.
Steamer D Murchison,. Smith, Fay
etteville. Williams & Murchison.
CLEARED.
Steamer D. Murchison, Smith, Fay
etteville, Williams & Murchison.
Our Handsome Stock of Ladies'
DBESSG00DS
Can be found in the
Corner Store.
This apartment is devoted exclusive
ly to the sale of
LADIES' GOODS.
The assortment is complete. We
have possiblv the Largest Stock
of DRESS GOODS in the city.
We name a few Special
BARGAINS.
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Notice.
jyTR. W". A. MCGO WAN will collect sufcscrip
innj (Tno TTTTJ . T A TT.Y HE VTEW and SOlltlL
.-new suDscnoera. - , u
Democratic Convention.
The convention of the Democratic
party in New Hanover county met
at the Court House this morning at
11:15 o'clock in adjourned session.
In the absence of Mr. Ricaud, the
Chairman, the Convention was call
ed to order by Mr. ,lno. D. Bellamy
Jr.. who nominated Mr. Samuel
Bear, Jr., as temporary Chairman.
On motion of Mr. W. B. McKoy,
Mr.Bear was made permanent Chair
Mian, and on motion or Mr. 11. aicLi.
Green, Capt. J. M. McGowan was
made Seeretary.
Mr. McKoy stated that the Ex
ucutlve Committee thought it was
best for a call of the Convention to
be made to take into consideration
the matter of nominating a county
ticket and moved that the matter be
left to the Executive Committee
xvutli power to act. Mr. J. C. Ste
venson offered as an ameudinent
that the committee have power to
nominate a ticket with the excep
tion of Sheriff. The amendment was
accepted and the motion adopted as
amended.
Mr. Bellamy appealed to all good
citizens to aid the Executive Com
mittee in procuring funds.
On motion the Convention ad
journed. Creoote Lumber anil Construction Co.
The Board of Directors of the
Creosote, Lumber and Construction
Company met here yesterday. The
Board consists of Gen. Win. . Ma
hone, of Petersburg, Va.: Mr. A. A.
Thomas, of Washington, D. C; Col.
H. R. Duval, of New York; Senator
M. C. Butler, of South Carolina;
Capt. Jno. F. Divine, Mr. J. N. Seb
rell, Mr. Geo. W. Kidder, Mr. R. G.
Ross, and Col. W. P. Cauaday, of
Wilmington, N.;C.jCol. E. R.JBrink,
of Florida, is Secretary id.nd Treas
urer, and Col. W. P. Canaday,
President of the company.
The report of the Executive Com
mittee, of which Capt. J. F. Divine
is chairman, shows that the affairs
of the company are prosperous and
its finances in splendid condition.
The plant of this company is lo
cated at Fernandina, Fla., and has
a capacity of 25,000 feet per day.
The company is an outgrowth of
,the Carolina Oil and Creosote Com
pany of this city. Altogether they
ar. doing an immense business, and
have the largest and best equipped
works in the world for th business
in which they are engaged. Besides
the? works the company liavn com
menced the construction of an ex
tensive plant on the Pacific Coast i
at Seattle, Washington Territory,
known as the Puget Sound Creosote
Company.
WEEKLY STATEMENT.
STOCKS ON HAND OCT. 26, 1888.
Spirits ashore, 2,520; afloat, 392;
total. 2.912.
Rosin ashore. 83,458: afloat, 3,021;
total, 80,497.
Tar ashore, 1,2.10; afloat, 395: total.
1,051.
Crude ashore, 430.
Cotton ashore. 9,063; aOoat, 8,060;
total, 18,.'J23.
RKCF.IPTS FROM OCT. 19 TO OCT. 2G.
Cotton. 10,397; spirits, 1,051; rosih; 2,
285; tar, 1,498; crude, 492,
EXPORTS FROM OCT; 19 TO OCT. 26.
DOMESTIC.
Cotton; 1.813; spirits, 992; rosin, 320:
tar, 1,823; crude, 504.
FOREIGN.
Spirits, 3,550; cotton, 4,811; rosin, 7,
004. Pink and White Gossamer
'piTLOW'S SWEET SIXTEEN AND SWAN
Down Face Povders. Also a full line of Drugs,
chemicals, Patent Medicines, Toliet Articles,
Perfumes, etc., at
F. C. MILLER'S,
Drug Store. i
Comer Fourth and Nun Sts..
P. s. Prescriptions tilled at all hours, day
or nlffht. sept 11 tf
All Wool Henrietta,
40 inches wide, in best Shades, of su
per quality, at SOe. per yard,
would be cheap at 75c.
French Flannel,
54 inches wide, at 355c. worth a dol
lar if a! cent. v
fiXT Ri QUALITY
V.
Pretty Colors 1 . 1 5 'per. . yard.
TiiE Bargain of the Season.
,
-Embroidered. Rlws,
In neweststyles. Many have already
been sold, though we receive .a
new supply weekly and will
be always able to offer
something NEW.
Announcemen
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C L0AKS I
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We havejust opened the larg
est assortment ever shown
in this market !
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Silk Plush h
Silk Plush Wraps,
Silk Plush Walking
Jackets !
Cheap Grades of
ress Flannels,
Trimmings & Velvets,
with everything else to be found in
a well ordered Dress Goods
Department.
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Housekeeping Goods,
MiKCKLLAH EODB
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DRY GOODS AND CIRPejj
I am sending forward from Ner York mnnV,
egnKt Tilings, which will be received dnr; Un El
: next few Vda'r.ff.Ae.'"
The writer is in New York selectine the
Styles in Fashionable, WmsembradrWl'
selection a p-reat vnn'fr; , in the I
v"-v-.;
in New and Elegant Styles are being selected forghipro-enttj I
' --. - j . Ms,8sijfif..
put on sale.
oet 20
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Ik ST Tf T
rmy friends and Tvpyt,
tJ ..the Purest Drugs oftfcaeilA?3"
Aif FULLY
r city. Also a line aortJ1 Wnai" r
I Brushes and vomrZr$& ?S?J t
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WE WILL OPEN ON
0 Jl!
i nrr tt r ttj
fl.NH 'H of Mffars andCi?att Jtttterr
I JOriUfinDo,!'.. '
11CJ MAIJKET STIfclCETY - N.W. corrffiPTOst. '
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Re m ovedf
lYflmingtoa Savings 4 Tristan'
H AVE KEMOVED TO lftt
I after totXfiiir
! OCt ltf . . TOOSlun
j : ' Ifrft't
DRESS GOODS !,i"2Df!?-
Monday, October 22&,
the most recent production and latest Novel
ties or Home and Forefgn Manufacturers.
!
ilackflfess
jOOOS
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Liidh' Nowmarkf is !
in all tne Most Fashionable Shapes.
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Ladies' Walking Jackets,
Children's Newmarkets,
Children's Cloaks.
COME AND SEE THEM,
Huske f Draper,
No. Ill Market St.,
oct 23
Towels, Napkins, Fringed Table
Cloths, with Napkins to match.
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WE SELL THE BEST
One D llar Kid Glove
In the South. It is FOSTER'S Five
Button Length, in Colors and
Black. None better made.
Every pair warranted.
Ladies' MftrlnoVest9,
Hosiery,Handkerchiefs &c.
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In the adjoiningapartinent we have
concentrated our Stock of
Cents' Goods.
where can be found a splendid
stock of
French, Scotch and English
Suitings,
ALL WOOL AUBI0N GA8SIHUS,
direct from the Mills in Pennsyl
vania. Dicksev'sMarylandKerseys,
and a great variety of goods for
Boys' Wear.
Gent8af-0use9
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 Shirtings. 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.
Jno.J.Hedrick,
ioi & 103 Market St..
oct 15 1 & '3 N. Front St.
Just Received.
a FINK LOT OP BANANAS, ORANGES,
Apples,. c.
day. i
sept 17 tf
Fresh Home-Made Candy every
ANTONIO FANTOPDLA,
- . - ; 116 South Front st.
Armour, Pyrenees, French Stripes and
Cheeks. Monde, Drap Sevastopol, . O'Alma,
Series, 'Piaconal. I'ekln, Henriettas.- -
4(t -inch Ail-Wool CASIIMliltES, worth 65o
for ."(,.
40 Inch AU-Wool CASHMERES, worth 75C
for (Uc. ' :
4minch All-Wool CAS1LMKKES, worth 90c
for f;5c.
40-1 nch A 11-Wool CASH MERES, worth $1.00
for R5o. . v
U"st uuick Enffilsli Crepes very cheap. La
dies' Jackets. Dollmans, New Markets, Rag
lans. Silk j'lush .Motijeskas and sacques and
Children:s Wraps very low.
Glorl t silk Parasols and L'mhreilas $1.75,
2.00 and $3.30
Shawls, Skirts and Jerseys very cheap. .Me
rino Underwear for Ladies and Misses and
cents. Corsets, Hosiery, Gloves, Housekeeping
Goods, Towels, Naplr'.ns, Damasks, Marseilles
Spreads. Lace curtains at prices unsurpassed.
Handkerchiefs for Men's .and Boy's wear. Sta
ple and Fancy Dress Goods.
Have not the space to enumerate our large
assortment and prices, hut can assure you we
can sell you as low at home as any of the
Northern Retail Houses, and save you ex
penses. Samples sent on application, orders filled
promptly and freight paid on all orders over
$8.00 We study to please at the CASH HOUSE
of - ,
116 Market St.,
WILMINGTON, N. ,C.
Oct 33
air Sewing Machines, Musical iSSf,
:c. as well as : Furniture, wi ."
give estimates or, probable cost atr
come and see me, ... y .
BLACK SILKS, 75C, ftil.OO. SI. 25. S1.50 hRuro to me and I Will renal ir
S1.75. ail 20 per cent, below regular prices. at low prices. ywupnji
FAILLE FRANCAISK, ail shades, worth I propose to make my living thu . " ' I
81.50 for si. 10. . will do the work: well and win I13
SURKAIIS. all shades, worth si.oo for 75c. ' much fordoing It. Call and se iftmTw,t
Black ratziniek and armour silks, repairs I have already niade.?1?.0'
i, . . l . ... I ' 1 . . . . niu Isn .
BLACK ANDCOlOKED SILK VELVETS. C
20-lnch SILK PLUSHES, all shades, worth
S1.50 tor 95c. x
FRENCH DRESS KOBVS. worth S12.00 for
S8.25.
STRIPED SILK VELVETS, worth 81.40 for
SILK FINISHED HENRIETTAS, worth 85c
for 65C. - r
Ladles' 54-inch ALL WOOL CLOTn. worth
85C for 65c.
Ladies' 34-lnch HABIT CLOTH. worth 81.25
for 85C. -
Double width SUITING, worth 40c for 20c.
Double width :ic inch SUITING, worth soc
for 250
Double width ;UMnch TRICOTS, worth soc
for lir.r. ,
3G-inch ENGLISH HEN HI ETTA, worth 40C
for 250.
DANISH CLOTH, worth 2O0f0r 12 1-2C. .
All-Wool PLAIDS, w rth GOc for 27 1-2C.
All-Wool -10-ineh PLAIDS, worth sue for coc
All-Wool 54-inc!i PLAIDS, worth -81.25 for
75C.
octS
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WOULD RESPBOTFULLY ' ANNorsr J
to his rrtends and the public
that he is now back at his old Sf K
Market - street, which naa been tSonSv,
overhauled, repaired and refurniahWL in
patroneTf theTubuIf
Ladk' Enipuiri
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GUARANTEELT TO OUTWEAR
ANY CUSTOM-MADE1 CORSET
mayer; STROUSE & CO.
ATTRS.-4I2 BROADWAY. At. V.
Is Extended to the Ladiei,
AND THE v
Public Cenorallyi
TO CALL AND EXAMINE
Our Stock, whicK will be open
ed arid displayed at our
FALL OPI
which will take place oa f
Oct 1 4w
H. CItONENBERG,
TII13 FHOTOGK4PHEK. v
GIVK HIM A TLHAhl
All Work Guaranteed. '
Pictures taken Single or, In Groups,
sept 2-1 tf
School Books.
gCHOOL BOOKS,
For Private and Public Schools.
ALL NEW STOCK CAN BE BOUGHT CHEAP-
EST AT
HEINSBERGER'S.
IVJ u I es Wanted .
jyjULES-ONE PAIR WANTED. LAEGE,
Young and First Class In all respects.
J. A. SPRINGER,
oct 5 . Central Wood ana CoalY axfl. (
Pictures and Cards
fjpo ORNAMENT YOUR ROOMS, ALSO
Brackets of every description. For sale
cheap at
HEINSBEBGER'S.
Blank Books,
f.-t
25th,26thi&27tliinst,f
. Wait and see oim-STYLES
and PRICES before ttffof
you r purchases elsewHere and
you will not regret it
Very respectfully
MRS.E.B.WIC!G1N
115 r.7ar!iot 0t
WILMINGTON, N- &
OCt 28
pecial
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PAPER, ENVELOPES, INK, STEEL PENS, 1 fVAKDXN HOSE, VOQ,,COU f .
Pencils and Paper Bags J Mowers, Flshlngr Tacwc f . . .. . .
- - - Cheap at " , ' ' Loa sad
. " . i at them.. We have thBgooas w
I xnyUtf lirwntfitHWii2
HEINSBERGER'S
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