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- . ' . r , PLEASB NOTICS;; ',' ;: ;:. .;' i : 'we wri te tf&itt' imtTOcciii!catic ns : froiaf crar frtents? ox; aasj aaa taBXSjecXa general I4tere, but i ' h. ' t1-- Tne nasid ot the writer must always Lq fur - j nished to the Editor. . - v--- commnnicatlons mast t written oc' but i ...J Sundays excepted 1 U11 .0iontiu 33 cents. , I m C-00, .. L, tir carriers, free one siae of the paper Personalities most be. avoided, ' miu in u oajbivwiftMj mm fiuuwuanj under : . f, stood that the Editor floes not always endorse d the news ot corrcspondenta aniesalao stated in the editorial columns. . ; : , r M 9 m M VI mm m a af I am. . . . i taper UJiease report anyand VOL XIII. WILMINGTON, N, Cr FKIDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1889. NO 211. vTtneirpaper regular -ma r. E Pi? r- "n i . eV l7ant form AN0 NUTRITIOUS JUICE Pre OF CALIFORNIA, rritli the medicinal; rf j,.,!l'nrmn to be Ws oi pwuw - Vnenciai forming an agreeable. (Scare dative to perma- - i asi the imany. His de- I W33 t 111 I 111 1 I W - VAr OT U Vf v - ffilWEBMID BOWELS. L&wstuceHenf remedy known to . IfjfflSrsm EFTEC TUALLT- V jfiaoneis B3iou(or Constipated ; I -sothXt 'xtiOOD, REFREOHiaQ 8LB5P, i HEALTH and 8TRENQTH I WTURAUY FOLLOW. U one is using it and all are Ctedwithitr eattounoBubo'STFOfl TJT OP IIGO r WUf ACTUREO ONLY BY . vRNIAFIG SYRUP CO. I W FiAliCliCO, CAL. Wn. NEW Y0RK- Y brssJtbr ! . WHOLESALE pKUGGIST, y j Wilmington. N. V. r - - - ; Mercurial Tol son. i hy is freqmfljta judiciously used by locwre in cases pi malaria and Wood lis afler effect s worse than the biflsca. b. u. b. (Botanic Blood lcomins no mercury, but will eliminate fuipdsontwrn the system. Write to IBM Co., Atlanta, Ga., for book of is? proof of Its curative virtue. ' Mttoa, Jackson, Tenn., writes: "I silarlam Louisiana, and when the V last broke my system was saturated as and l had sorei in my mouth ana 2 T ton-rue I . got two bottles of B. ianealed my tonneand mouth and nmanofmer ichmond, Atlanta, Ga.. writes: "My a Hardly sec. IJoctors called It svdU- p. Her eyes were in a dreadful Con ner appeuie iaiieu. Mie naa pain in ind bones. Her kidneys were de cs), and no one thought she conld be fir. Gtllam recommended B. U. B. assed until her health was entirely I Jones, A t la n ta. G a. . writes? "i vras pttn copper colored eruptions, loss of ,n uack- acmng joints, debility, a, loss or hair,' sore throat,and great B-B-h. I"it my system In fine h State Headache Cure. ABATIOX WILL su rely.cure 1Q thp TTpnr anrf nil l.tr. n pwt by What CaUSe artsln- 1A4 XT X7t f 1UUQ St, Still on Deck. PrV.f, -MALE PERSUA- KifSllmixigton during the n- iS?La Shampoo, or a Haircut, at ' ,Maret street, between Minly 10 cent3 for a Shave , Fsii?00' 200(11113 a Halr fSa QPwards for Dj-emg. - kwuer ana rerfumer. f1. JACKSON, : : i Commission Mfrchnk -SOLICIT : Mr, C"-NTS F COTTON ANDALL OF COUNTRY PRODUCE. I ulberrj-Hs, Wilmington ,N.C. Punier jBoard. COUXTHY Tin a w t rrwri xuaii. une iroe ju uestrea. l0rT, itii abundant supply ot FOK LEV'S."'' I lest Oysters f fetKJ2have made Brccti throve, Middle and H Sou d Oysters iP.Pjly and lntny AvrlgutsTUie. 1KDKI TO NKW ADVERTISEMENTS JasDN ctt Druggist I R M McIntire Carpets Mcnds Bros Pharmacists W At Cumminq Mosquito Nets Wakted A Clerk for a Bakery Excursion To Carolina Eeacn Jno P Qarrell Fine Native Beef Skipjack some people call theiu blue fish are beginning to bite freely now. j . . There -was a -colored ball last night at Switchback and the atten dance was large. s i It is as warm here now as in July, and yet in the Northwest they are having frost; i ; . . A regular fusilade kept up now at the sounds by those, who go out to. shoot marsh hens, i The Chatham Record nters this week on its twelfth yearly volume. We wish it continued success. Aro you weak and ! wearv, ' over worked and tired? Hood's Sarsapa- rilla is just the medicine to purify your blood t and give you strength. We have a few Fluting Machines which we are closing out at less than factory cost. See them. N. Jacpbi Hdw.;Co ! ' t . v - Headquarters for Sash, Doors and Builders'cSupplies is) the Is. Jacobi Hdw. Co. They sell the best goods at prices that you pay for ; those of n inferior, quality. Capt: B. L. Perry, of the hotel at Carolina Beach, was hereto day for the purpose of laying in supplies to feed the large crowd he expects to entertain to-night.! -Burglars. Be secure from them by putting our Burglar Proof Locks on iyor blinds. They .are cheap and can be put on by; the most in experienced. N. Jacobi Hdw. Co. t Paint your house) with Regal Ready Mixed Paint, 4It is the best and cheapest. You will find all col orsin any desired quantity at the factory's agents, N. Jacobi Hdw. Co. ? t The last concert of Ithe season by the Germania Cornet Band at Caro lina Beach will be given to night. The JPassport will leave at 7:15 and the train will leave the Beach at 9 o'clock. 1 I Ladies will find a very handsome and complete line of j ladies Muslin Underwear at astonishing low prices at the Wilmington $hirt IFactory, 122 Market street. Sign of the blue awning. . tf We have the premium list of the Southern Industrial ! Display and State fair to be held in Raleigh next month, and it is open to the inspeo tion of any of our . farming friends who desire to call and see it. My very! low prices for Cash have proved a success. Every dol lar's worth of goods will be sold 20 per cent, lower thari at any other store in the city. I.! Shrier, S. E. corner Princess and Front sts. tf Tlfe steam yachts itia -Louise, Mr De Lancey Evans' boat, and the NavaasO;, qwned by j the Navassa Quario Company, and possibly asa the Curlew, will race) in the river opposite the city on the afternoon of the 10th inst. j- Stoves. We have a very large line,;made bythe best factories, of the latest and most improved styles, which vve guarantee to -bake and cook well and to give (general satis faction. Our low prices will astonr isli. and our. Stoves please you. N. jacobi Hdw. Co, t Capt. N.H.Sprunt, ofKenanSville, was in the city to day. Mr. Charles H. Conoley, fdfmerly of this city, but now of Savannah, is here on a visit. h Mr. George N. Harrisshas returns ed to the city from a visit to the. Western part of the State. ! Mr. George M. Busey, Secretary of the Y. M. C. A. in this city, has returned from an extended visit to the North. No further definite Mews from the threatened cyclone.1 When last heard from it was snorting around somewhere in the Gulf of Mexico. Mr. Garrell will have a fine sup ply of meat on hand at his stall in Front Street Market to morrow. Give him a call and see for yourself. Last night was a pretty, pleasant moonlit nignt ana mere was a large number at the Hammocks and on Wrighlsville Beach to enjoy it all. - TVanderlne Around.. Adementedold colored .woman was found early this morning enteriug the premises of citizens in the East- era part of the city. She would enter a yard, go around to tlie back yard and then come out and enter the next. A gentleman hailed her and tried to find out who she was and where she lived but she was so ex cited that she could give no account of herself. Finally one of the neigh bors identified her and told ' where she lived and she was taken home- Col. W. P. Canaday was in the city yesterday, as was also Col. E. R. Brink. Thev went down to Wrightsville Beach during the day as the guests of Judge Russell. The Grove carried down a happy crowd tins morning, tne occasion being the excursion to Carolina Beach given by the Fifth Ward Hook and Ladder Company. They had a pleasant day for it, Mrs. John Taylor will leave here to morrow night for the Northern markets. She will spend several weeks there looking up the Fall fashions. Mr, Taylor will join her there in q week or ten days. No news from the yacht race up. to our close, but they have probably had a good wind." from the South west. Alter tne race comes an en tertainment at the Club House. The last train will leave at midnight. Capt. Catlett has laid on our table a catalogue of the Cape Fear Acad emy, for the session of 1889-90, which begins Sept. 29th and -closes June 20th. There were 71 pupils enrolled in this academy last year. The Merchants' Carnival, to be given by the ladies of the Lutheran Church, will be a novel affair They have -received more than satisfac tory encouragement from our en terprisingjinerchants, thus ensuring its success. Mr. S. VanAmringe, President of the Ocean View Railroad, is suffer ing from a sprained foot, caused by jumping from a train while in mo tion. . He says that he knows all about it now and that he will not try it again. A weasel, a rare animal in this lo cality, was exhibited on the street today. It was caught in Onslow county and brought here in a cage. It looks like a rat, and is about six or eight inches long, with a -ta'l about two inches in length. The Itlie? reJib-ted. The pleasant effect and the per fect safety with which ladies may use the liquid fruit JAXfttive, Syrqp of Figs, u.ider all conditions make it their fayonte remedy. It is pleasing tp the eye and $o the taste, gentle, yet effectual in acting on the kid neys, liver and bowels. Rev, W. S. Creasy, who has City Court. The following cases were disposed of by the Mayor to-day: Haines Davis, violating , sanitary ordinance, case remoyed to Justice John Cowan. I Jas. Jones, runnipg a danee house been j without a license, guilty, $20 and - . - - i recreating and visiting relatjves for several weeks past inj the Western part of the State, is expected, D. V., tq return to the city to morrow mprnipgand to fill his pulpit on Sunday at the iisual h,ours for morn ing and evening services. costs. Frank Siinjuon., violating sanitary ordinance, gnUty, $20 and costs. A Very Daring: Attempt. Antonio Fantopuliv, an Italian, sleeps iq h;s frql.t store near Front Street Marke-. Last night he left the door unlocked aud awoke to find Phoenix Hose Reel Co. No. 1. At the.regular annual meeting of thfe company," held last night, offi- cers were elected for the ensuing year as follows: Foreman G. W. Rayford. First Assistant Louis McMillan. Second Assistant Trank Allen. President Jr H. Webber. Vice President M. Hamilton. Financial Secretary Jas. Swett. Recording Secretary Alex. Gar rison. . r Treasurer Joseph Slubey. The company is in good condition, with a full complement of members, who are active and energetic. A Distressing Accident. Sheriff Taylor tells us of a dis tressing accident which occurred near Supply, in Brunswick county, a few days ago. j Mr. -Ben Williams, a young white man, had been out hunting, in company with several others, and the party were on their way home when the hammer of Mr. Williams' gun caught in some way, as they vvere crossing a branch, and the gun was exploded. Mr. Williams receiving a very dangerous wound in his left arm, near the shoulder. The; entire charge of 14 buckshot struck the arm, lacerating it in a fearful manner. -The bones were not shattered but the arm is so-bad-iy torn that Dr. McNeill, the attend ;ng physician, thinks it possible that t may yet be necessary to tate it. ! NEW ADVERTI8KMJENT8 NEW ADVEKTISEMENTS. 7". 3iC. OITMMINiS RENOVATES AND MANUFACTURES , ' . : i PINB FIBUE PILLOWS AT 75 CENTS. - i - - Aii -If..-- P. S. Mosquito Nets, both Fine and Plain, for sale at 17 Princess St. ampu- Creosote Lnmber and Construction Co. The annual meeting of stockhold ers of the Creosote Lumber and Construction Company f Fernan dina, Florida,, was held yesterday afternoon at the office in this city of the Carolina Oil and Creosote Company. Officers were elected for the ensuing year as follows: President A. A- Thomas, Wash ington, D." C. i Vice President J. E. Tucker, of Jacksonville. . Direotors A. A. Thomas, R. H. Duval, J. H. Durkee, W.P.Canaday, J. C. Calhoun,' Jno. F. Divine, J. E. Prindle. ! This company is an outgrowth o he Carolina Oil and Creosote Com pany of Wilmington. Its affairs are reported to be well managed arid'in good condition, j Mr.- B. F. Burch radL is Superintendent and Chjef Engineer of thet vprjts" at Pernah" dina. T '". T V - rf-v ' 4Via iitiiAirt1 line inaca t 1,0,,, on FropMna JUrkct streets i t'e(, to c,llpruforui im. T,le werf ?losea at 1 oc 90k to-lay (of J Fapta juinp-(l up t.f usual Fndny .WM, wU .ft ; t ft conspnucnce thec.ty .. almost Q , hm, hll, 0- oSthe iae. deserted. Many have gone to the, ' ng n, K ij . r . 'a.TO ri Lm . ,!walk, when one of the burglar's yacht race at Wrightsville and many-r -' , . , , . . - , ' , 7i . n i- comrades oame. to his assistance and others to the concert at Carolina -t. ' Li.. i. .su j UfiU ucauuj; ..u.inu nun 4 " 11 f.lt. mi rocK, wnen me icuuw fwiijej. 1111s Beach.- Ben.epand Bars antLTidea. Not inany of oUr readers are a ware of the fact that what is now known as Masonboro Inlet was once situa ted just about where Wrightsville Club House now stands, Mr.;neeV den,: the oldest inhabitant "of Wrightsville, is responsible for this- statement. He say8;ina suen was the identical location-of the , inlet 50 years ago. It has traveled pouth at the ratejof aiile in fifty syearstor two miles fp 4he entur., a rae kt progresi6n- that amounts to '35 yards or 155 feet a year, or five inches each day. In the meantime Moore's Inlet has also moved to the South na a UUe.; progression; We c,an recollect when the latter was much farther North than it is now and when. Masonharo Inlet was also nearer the CJuh House than it ' is at present. : If we mistake not it was then called VWrightaville Inlet." But Masonboro Inlet is filling up ow. There is a big sand shoal Tight at the mouth of it and it is a noteworthy fact that the tide now comes, in mainly at Moore's Inlet and flow South, whereas it former ly eaiue in at Masonboro and flo wed Northr' Not llianv vn.rs nrn n. J J j steamer, drawing twelve feet or-wa-1 ter, crossed Masonboro bar, but she ! couldn't do anything like it to day. I Forecasts. For North Carolina, rains andj slightly cooler. For Wilmington! and vicinity, fair weather. A Wilmingtonian Killed. A terrible disaster is reported by telegraph froiu Jacksonville, as having occurred at the mouth of the St. John's RiVer. Capt-R- .tr. Ross, the contractor for the work, is our well-known Wilmington' friend and Capt. A..C. Moore and his unfortunate son- were both from this city. The latter was - a clerk not long ago for Mr. George A. Peck at his hardware store on South Front street. Following are the particulars sent out in a Press dis patch: . Jacksonville, Sept. 5. A terri ble explosion occurred at the mouth of the St. John's river, by which two men were killed and several more injured. Capt. R. G. Ross, in charge of the government jetty work at St. John's bar, has been engaged for several days in blow ing up the submerged .wreck of the old Dutch brig Nerva," which has for years obstructed the channel otf Mayport. He had in command Capt. A. C. Moore, with a crew! of twelve men. Two of the men, j R. T. Moore, son of tlie captain, and Grandison Powell, colored," were soldering a 35 pound can of dyna mffce, when it exploded with a ter rific report and blew both men to atoms, only one toe of Moore being found after the explosion. Engineer Dunn of the lighter, was badly wounded in the side and arm. Capt. Moore was blackened by the ex plosion and badly shaken up, but is not seriously injured. He is, how ever, in a state of mind almost .bordering upon insanity by reason of the terrible fate of his son. ' The explosion was heard for miles around and.caused an upheaval of water and tremor of the earth which created considerable alarm. Steam tug Robert Turner went hurriedly to the scene of disaster and then blew whistles of distress, which brought the government steamer and others to the -rescue, ajid carried Dunn to Mayport, where he could receive medical treatment. The lighter was boarded immediate Jy after the explosion to ascertain what other damage was done, and everything was found one mass of wreck and ruins. Themaohinery of. the jetty lighter and engine was completely demolished. . A big hole was found on the deck of the lighter, and the crew badly 'demoralized. Search was at once instituted for the remains of the men, but without further snccess. Moore's vest and pants were subsequently, found among the floating wreckage torn completely in shreds. The accident attracted a . great crowd of people to the shore and the greatest excitement prevailed. Captain ; Ross, the contrastor, had gone to St. Augustine to spend! a day, where Capt. vV. M. Black, JU. j o. Engineer in charge or tne jetties, has his headquarters. He was at once communicated with and will do everything possible under the circumstances for the relief of the wounded. He is expected in May port to night. Moore, the white 'man killed, was twentv two years old and "unmar ried. This is tlie first serious acci dent to occur at these jetties since the work began several years, ago IN FULL SUPPLY. QOOD NATIVE MEAT IS IIAKD TO GET; now but I will have a full supply on hand for . ; . To-Horrow's Market. . : ' IT Ig t : THE BEST SOLD HERE IN SOU Till. ALSO SOME UNUSUALLY Fine, Fat, Tender Mutton v and Veal. Leave orders early. Goods dellrered free. Kespectfuiiy, ; John F; Carrell, Stalls 1 and 3, Front Statet Market,south side, sep G It . ',' ' ' Making Room for Fall Goods -yyniLE our store is being . en- ' larged and remodeled we will close out bal ance o bummer Good3 at greatly reduced prices. - -" - - . ' . ' - '-. ' .. ' Brown Linen Vests 70c, White Linen Vests - 75c, Alpaca coats $1.00 to $4.00, 200 cassimere ' Pants $3.00 to $4.50, French Percale SHI its at., 75c, worth $LS5. . ( r straw hats at less than cost. Must be sold. . . . . -, SOL. BEAR, :.: aug 9 lm 20 Market Street.' , Honey,HoneyJIoney, ryUE FINEST BROUGHT TO THIS MAR-. - ket for 3rears, put; up in one pound Boxes. Call and look at It. WE'" ARE STILL RECEIVING THAT FINE MARtL' Creanlery Gutter, Packed in Refrfgerator Boxes. The only place in town you can secure a solid one pound print Of fine BUTTER ; My ; ' : "f PAROLE FLOUR . . still stands unparalleled, and is qertainly pro nounced by those that once try it to be the best sold in town. Also, a very fine FLOUR for les3 money, which !s guaranteed. Cakes of all Kinds, Crackers, Preserves, J e Hies, PICKLE3, DJBIED FKUIT8, and an endless variety of canned Goods. , - In f aet I keep everything which can be ' found in a first class Grocery Store. call and examine my Goods. if , Jno. L. Bbatwright, " , 15JE17SO.Front St. ,V Notice of Dissolution. OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE it " Rain enough to needed now. lav the dust is NI3W AUVEimSEMBNTS. -. . . - Wanted. NK-E YOUNG MAN OH HOY I U t'tKiv in a Bakery. ; Apply -fit sepfilt , i NO. 113 MAHKET STREET. - Itfreglilnsf aBdlnyisoraUnc ' ''hnorning Mr. F. recognized one of ! Don't hawk, hawk, blow, spit,and Carolina Beach. Delicious Sola Water as drawn from Munds Brothers' magnmceut new soda fountain at a temperature of 34. Purest Fruit SyrdP,Mirk Shakes and Natural Mineral Water. ,. .i ' .. ; rL Ai... Mirt.i.: . eWi'rERMANIAWAN01T WSKItT QF lllc Illfll JIU'I liau Him ci i rniru UUU uiauj-. . t j "'"ij mill JUUr UllfU J . , . i 4 to" totl.o.City-aII. - The poli, ..h. but prrS Ci havd taken hold of the matter and terrh Remedy and end H 'eft?-Wp.m passport at tus: Fare 25 ccma hope to bag all of tha birds. I tpiffff1-' i-ia: " I gi-?a; T1?? T?ie?S" N firm of Register & Bros., Clothlem, has been , " uissuituu uy muium wiiwuu liuviiig pur Chased the interest of my late partner, I will continue the business at the old stand. No. 4 " Market street, where I will be pleased to vrcl-. ; come my old customers as well as new ones. n sep4 3t LEE REGISTER. ' ' ; J ust Received FULL STOCK MASCOTTE TOOTH BRUSH. Price 18c, regular price 30c. , : - Only at ,- JAMES D. NUTT'S, ; 218 North Front St. The Druggfct. ; . OrreH's Stablec, QORNER THIRD AND PRINCESS ST3.J" ' are well equipped with everything necessary in a first class Llve'ry ahd Sales Stables. ' ' - - ' Good horses and comfortable veiljles and careful drivers ready on demand. AtJClw' ALtcuuua is specxauy invited to our lanre stockyard and our faculties for bousing horses and catue m the basement ox our large sta- ; Rates as low as can be found elsewhere. ' iil13 a cai a4 we wtU doourlstto pleasoyou, . , , R.C.ORRELL, T ; .