North Carolina Newspapers

PLEASE KOTIC2. We win . too "giaa to rccclv; ccrrsr.icatR 1 1 I evcrJ .'Mit or and Prop. rr i The n&me It the writer must always fca fur - . ... months rioa Tn Three U ,neiontli, 35 cents. ntshed to the Editor. . - V commnnlcauona must be written on but I e05'-53" silvered Dyxjarrlers, free one sideoi the paper. J -rtoftieflty.attneai above personalities must be avoided. And it ts fisreciaHy and rjarticnifljir and : stood that the Editor does not always endorse the views of corresDondents antes bd stktM VOL XIII. WILMINGTON, N, C , SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1889. NO 212. In the editorial columns. . : V ; j 1'iFEK AIM in the mosi elegant form u LAXATIVE and NUTRITIOUS JUIOE flGS OF CALIFORNIA, tb &e medicin,al VfLTnfnlants known to be wficial tb the human Sa, forming an agreeable Sly cure Habftual Cpnsti- -Sqb, and the frany ills de on a wek or inactive CBRUfEB HID BOWELS. j-.thesostexceUentpmedy known o OBRETHESrSTEN EFFECTUALLY SOTHAj Wtf B.00D, REFRESHIMQ SLEEP, HEALTH and STRENGTH NATURALLY BOU.OW. , ? Everyone is using it and all are Jeligiited with it. I .;...V' ; f ASK-YOUB DRUGGIST FOB gYXlTJT3 OOP FIGO MANUFACTURER) ONLY BY CALIFORNIA FljG SYRUP CO. 5X.r FRANCISCO, CAL. ftrsalelr j BOtfKliT 15 I K til j A !I Y. WHOLESALE iKUGGI$T, 1 S lj diw - j Wilmington, If; C. v 1 lNDEX TO'NKW ADVERTISEMENTS Ja3 D Nutt Drug-gist It M McLntirk Carpets i Carolina Insurance Co ' Mcnds Bros Pharmacists Wm A Willson city Taxes YV M Cumhing: Mosquito Nets Clyde S S Co Change of Schedule T K Burk Three Shows Combined Brddy & Gaylord The Racket Store Div's length 12 hours and 40 niin utes. I Turner's almanace promises wind and rcfin for Monday, j Sunset to morrow afternoon at 36 minutes past 5 o'clock1. The moon will be full on Monday morning at 38 minutes: past 8 o'clock j i Rev. W S. Creasy has returned to the city and will fill the pulpit of Grace M. E. Church as usual to mor row. I Prayer and experience meeting of business and workingmen at the Seaman's Bethel thisevening at 8.15 o'clock. ' The hour for night services in several of our city churches will be changed to 8 o'clock 'after to mor row night. j MercuriaJ -Poison. . : Mercury Is frequently injudiciously .used by yd; doctors in cases $i malaria and blood bam its after effect' is worse than the firtjlMi imse. H. 1 U. (Botanic" Blood iBalBi; cocrains bo merciiry, but will eliminate htrcwtilpoimtrom the system. Write to iLtoJKito to., Atlanta, c.a., for book of prtaoBj proof of itsjuratlve virtue. if. Bnrton, .lacUspn, Tenn., writes: "I pt malaria m Loujaiana, and when , the Tit last broke mysystem was saturated 2 P'lscn; and I luui soren in my woul li and 3Gud my tongue t,roi. two bottles of B. :l.hWt healed my longtieand mouth and inewinan orrne; 1 la. Richmond, Atl.tnta. C,., writes: "My could hardly see. 'Doctors called it sveh- 3ctrttii?. Her eyes tvere in a dreadful coil-' ttn. Iler appetite failed. Mie had pain in ajclnts ami bones, ler kidneys were de TKfdalso, and no ont thought she could be "SI Dr. Gillani recommended B. B. B., she used until heir health was entirely If B. Jones.. Atlanta, t;a., writes: "I was 24 whh ropper crilored erupt lonsvloss of ftitc, pain In hack', hching joints, debility. Kness. D. li. B. nut my system in fine tah State Headache Cure. rp preparation! will s u rely cure IIead n(1 a11 klnds ot nead iS ??Uver from nat catise arising. For saie by S3tf Still on MUDS BROTHERS, 104 w. front St. Deck. E2teffi E JIALK rERSUA S Ks.SJWsn during the ,En la 311 mnted to call-" and TsSST. SnaiPoo, or a Haircut, at Sfef", 29 Market street, between Wafer. Onlt 10 oonto rna Chovo Shampoo, 20 cents for a Hair- Cents .inn u-nif or t Ifplly. JOHN WERNER "aetical Barber and pprfumer. XTJRY PST cor Uneoimnr, ' tacoirit0n dan. factory, w Peasant room J ALEX. JACKSON, -SOLICITS- ' J V S,CSMEfTS OKTJOTTJON AND AI.I. t DS 0F COUNfTRY PRODUCE. and.MUibevrsts,imington,N.C. Summer '2 -m Its. J vWoods Boards BOARD, ' TWO Daily malL One free , if desired tH abundant supply pj nut. 120 per month. Chli M. RICHARDSON. de. Uncolnton, N. C, m STOK LEY'S.' HB ARE (COW PRE paita 10 accommodate Pon i;s with the Finest bysters to? ffet wo Havo made specla wrove, Middle and iq rmi. prompiiy ana m any tt W.U.8TOKLEY. wngutsTiue. The many remarkable curesHood's Sarsaparilla accduiplihes are suffir cient. proof that it does possess pe culiar curative powers. i We have a few Fluting Machines which we are closing put at less than factory cost. See them. N. Jacobi Hdw..Co j t Messrs. Boesch & Bro. have loca ted a wood yard at the corner of Third and Brunswick streets and are erecting the necessary buildings there. . j Mr. B. F. Penny leaves here to night for the Northern markets, where he goes to lay! in a full stock of Fall and Winter clothing and furnishing goods. Rev"! Dr. Robey is I still critically ill at his residence in Goldsboro, and it is propose.d that prayer be offered in his behalf in the Metho dist Churches of this city to morrow. Headquarteue for Sash, Doors and Builders' Supplies U the !N. Jacobi Hdw. Co. They sell the best goods at prices that you pay for those of in inferior quality, j Col. F. W. Kercliner and Mrs. Kerchner left here jast night for Baltimore, on a visit to relatives there and .to attend the grand cele bration in that city. The "report that Rev. Dr. Dixon will resign his position as Superin tendent of the Oxford Orphan Asy lum has been pronounced untrue and without foundation. Burglars. Be secure from them by putting our Burgtar Proof Locks on your blinds. They are cheap and can be put on by the most in experienced. N. Jacobi Hdw. Co. t . j .Paint" your house with Regal Ready Mixed Paint, It is . the best and cheapest. You will find all col orsjn any desired quantity at the factory's . agents, Nj Jacobi Hdw. Co. " ?- i t Ladies will find a jvery handsome and complete lineof ladies Muslin Underwear at astonishing low prices at the Wilmington j Shirt Factory, 123 Market street. Sign of the blue awning. tf My very low prices for Cash have proved a success. Every dol lar's worth of goods will be sold 20 per cen lower than at any other store in the city. I. Shrier, S. E. .corner Princess and Front sts. t f Mr. A. J. Davis, Signal officer in charge of the statiori at Southport, has received orders to take charge of the station at Norfolk, Va. Mr. Martin ,W. Lichtyj of the Signal Service, has been orjlered to relieve Mr, Davis at Southport. Stoves., We have'-a very large line, made by the bst factories, of the latest and most improved styleg, which we guarantee to bake and cook well and to give general satis faction. tOur low prices will aston ish and our Stoves please you. N. Jacobi Hdw. Co. t , - Refreshing and Invigorating Delicious Soda Water as drawn from Munds Brothers' magnificent new soda fountain at a temperature of 34. Purest Fruit Sytop, Milk Shakes and Natural Mineral.Water. There will be services inSt. James' Chqrch to morrow at 11 a. in. and 5 p. iu. Prof. E. VanLaer is now in New York, engaged in purchasing pianos for his patrons. The Register of Deeds has issued marriage licenses this week for two white and three colored couples. Services at St. Paul's Episcopal Church to-morrow at 11 a, m. and 8.15 p. m. Sunday School at 4.3Q p. m. There have been three interments this week in Oakdale, one adult and two children, and but one, a child, in Belle vae.' . The signal offlae here has no fur ther advice as to the threatened storm. We may feel some of its ef fects, however, to' morrow. Servicrs in St. John's Church to morrow as follows: Holy Commun ion 7.30 a. ra. Morning Prayer at 11 o'clock. Sunday School at 5 p. m. The late Dr. W. T. Ennett had a policy of $5,000 on his life in the Hartford Life a ad Annuity Insur ance Company, which is now being adjusted for payment. There has evidently been a blow somewhere at sea, probably not far from Hatteras, for the sea hag been very high off this coast for several days past. The sight from the shore is said to have been a grand one. The Carolina Insurance Company is now ready for business and the Secretary, Mr. M. S. Willard, will receive applications for policies. It should be borne well in mind that this is a home company and has on its directory some of the most sub stantial citizens of Wilmington. There is being an effort made to erect a Presbyterian Church, in the Eastern part of the city and the ef fort will no doubt prove successful it a proper location can be secured, as the projectors will be satisfied at present with a wooden building, the lumber for which has already been donated. Mission School and TCeadlne Room, A mission school and reading room has been inaugurated under the auspices of St. Paul's Episcopal Church in a room on the corner of Third and Castle streets. Services will be held there to-morrow after noon, at 3 o'cloek, by the Rector of St. Paul's Church. It is proposed to keep this room open every even ing of the week and to supply good periodicals and daily papers for the free use of the people of that portion of the town. A Sunday school will be organized to-morrow after ser vice and later in the season a night school will be formed for the youth of that section. All persons are invited to attend the services and to avail themselves of the privileges afforded. The rules and regulations of the jeading room wilj be publish ed hereafter. The Ladies Regatta.. The yacht race of the Carolina Yacht Club yesterday, over the regular course at Wrightsville, which was a "ladies' race" and probably the last regular regatta of the sea son, was one of the most successful, in the way of attendance and inter est, that has been sailed this season. The boats started on time in the order following with a light breeze from the southeast: Mabel G. II. Smith. Sprite A. J. Flanner. Mammie B H. L. Fennell. Little Alice S. P. Cowan. Frolic Jas Worth. Phantom Robt. Williams. Lillian Florence H. M. Bowden, Phantom ltQbt, WiUla,ms. Pirate Norwood Qiles. The Pirate came in first, and the other yachts in this order; Lillian Flprence, Ljt$le Alice, Phantoili Mamie B, Sprite, Frolic, Mabel. The pirate was the winner of the first class yachts, the Lillian FJor ence of the secopd class and the Mprite of the third. The judges were Mrs. E. Peschau. Miss Hattie Taylor and Miss Mc L.aurin, The band from the Island Beach Hotel was in attendance and ren dered several fine selections during the race. There was a dance in the Club House at night to some excellent music furnished by Prof. Miller's Island Beach Band. The last train ieft at minigjit. Forecasts. For North Carolina, Hght rains and lower temperature. For Wil mington and vicinity, fair weather. St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church. The services in St. Paul's Evan gelical Lutheran Church, corner Market ana Sixth street, Rev. F. W. E. Peschau, pastor, to-morrow, will be in German at 11 a. m.'and in English at 8 p. m. All are wel come at the services. , ' The Iiadies Delighted. The pleasant effect and the per fect safety with which ladies may use the liquid fruit laxative, Syrup of Figs, under all conditions make it their fayonte remedy. It is pleasing to the eye and to the taste, gentle, yet effectual in j acting on the kid neys, liver and bowels. " . Addition to the City Hospital. A two story frame addition is be ing made to the Hospital. . It will have six rooms and it is expected that several of the city churches will apply each for one of these rooms where they can visit the in mates and administer to their com fort. The ladies of St- John's Church have already applied and been as signed one of these rooms. Mr. Short is Better. We are glad to know that Mr. H. B. Short, who has been very sick for nearly two weeks past, at his residence at Waccamaw Lake, is pronounced better to day. He suf fered with a severe attack of ton sillitis and this was supplemented with a malarial attack. Drs. W. G. and Geo. G. Thomas have been in close attention on him, each spend" ing alternate nights at his bedside. Mr. Short's friends and relatives have been very anxious as to his condition but the gratifying news to day will serve to greatly lighten the burden of this anxiety. Turn on the, Lights. The electric lights are in some instances badly placed. There should be more of them or the locality of some of those we now have should be changed. .In several instances they are in low places, instead of on high ones. Lights are particularly needed at the corner of Third and Red Cross streets, as Campbell street maizes very near the W. & W R. R., North of Red Cross, and at Front and Red Cross streets, at the approaches tD Front Street Depot. An electric light at this latter point would also serve to illuminate the Nutt. street approach to the railroad yards, as well as the street crossing the tracks. 'ThelSeptemher Skies. " September is the richest month of all the year, says the Providence Journal, in the events that crown its course. Its advent is made illus trious by the occultation of Jupiter, a charming celestial picture. Tlie closest conjunction of Saturn and Mars that astronomy records finds place during its passage, and is visi ble if the clouds are kind to obser vers willing to .rise in small hours to be present at the celestial exhibi tion, The presence of the three planets, Venus, Saturn and Mars, and the bright star Regulus inclose vicinity, is another interesting fea;. ture of the month. The autumnal equinox must not v be forgotten among the gifts that September holds, for then sun and earth seem to act in heavenly harmony, the earthftaking in the sunshine as if it were the elixir-of life, One thing only is Reeded, to give the culminate ing glory to the September nights. It is the harvest moon of the 9th, that rises for four evenings after the full, with only an average differ ence of 27 in the time of rising. No celestial picture of the year is more surpassingly lovely. As the sun sinks below the western horizon, the round, full moon appears in the east, and, 'mounted in her silver car," makes her shining way over the heavenly pathway, flooding the sleeping earth with silvery light, and forming pictures of entrancing beauty, Other planets are larger, several have more satellites, and one planet rejoices in rings of gold spanning the sky; but we are con tented with our awn beautiful earth, ite solitary moon, and the favored position it holds among the sun's family of worlds. Don't hawk, hawk, blow, spit,and disgust everybody with vour offen sive breath, but use Dr. Sage's Ca tarrh Remedy and end it 50 cehtSj uy uruggisis. - j N EWAD VEKTISEMENTO. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS RENOVATES AND MANUFACTURES ; MATTRESSES, SSI3STC3-S3 cScC. PINE PIBKE PILLOWS AT 75 CENTS. S P. S. Mosquito Nets, both Fine and Plain, for sale at 17 Princess St. Somewhat lietter. It was reported here to day that young Mr. Marshall, of Wadesboro who was struck by a base ball bat a few days ago, in a dispute over a game,by another young man by the name of Dargan, had died from the effects of the injury. This is not so, A telegram from Wadesboro receiv ed this afternoon says that Mr. Marshall is somewhat better. Kev. Mr. Pegchau's Vacation. Rev. F. W. E. Peschau, Pastor of Sr. Paul's E. L. Church in this eity, and who is also President of the North Carolina Synod of his church, spent his vacation this year in laboring for the benefit of the Lutheran churches in the central ounties of the State, We copy here two extracts to show just how he has won the hearts of his people where he has keen. The Salisbury Herald says: Last Sunday was a day of unusual interest) for the Lutheran people of St. John's Church. At an early hour the church was well filled with am intelligent audience, eager to hear Rev. F. W. E. Peschau, of the German-English Evangelical Luth eran Church at Wilmington, an President of the North Carolina Synod, i Rev. Mr. Peschau is not only a scholarly and accomplished gentleman; but an able and most interesting preacher. He is wel informed on most all subjects, pro gressive and very enthusiastic for the welfare and advancement of the church. His Sundav morning ser mon and Sunday night address were well received and favorablv sooken of on every side by those who heard mem. The Lutheran Visitor, in speaking of Mt. PJeasant, in Cabarrus county, and its churches and educational institutions, speaks of Mr. Peschau as follows: Rev. Mr. Peschau, the very efli eient and zealous President of the North Carolina Synod, deserves special mention and praise in con neciion witn omciai work. His Summer vacation has been spent in doing mission work for the Synod. f"He made ma-nv friends while here and left as the most popular visiting minister that has been to Salisbury for many davs. The jren eral verdict is. that Mr. Peschau is an accomplished gentleman, well informed, progressive and ever en thusiastic for the welfare and ad vancemeht of his church. Carolina Insurance Company. ' cept business and has the following resources: f - " . - . - . City of Wilmington 5 per cent. Bonds..$30,238 8t . Loans on lndivldmal notes, fully se cured : 5,965 00 nristrr1nt,1nnR to Ofln1t.nl Stnnlr linonl- lected but which will be paid during the month 4.17000 uasn in lianK. 1,916 IS $01.28000 Although not required by law -a deposit of $10,000 in City of Wilmington Bonds has been made with tke Wilmington Savings and Trust co. for the further protection f policy-hold ers. By prompt settlement of losses and liberal treatmont of Insurers this Company hopes to receive a large share of the? best insurance business of Wilmington. The security it of- iers is as gooa as can oe obtained. Applica tions for insurance should be made to tho Secretary. G. W. WILLIAMS. President. . , D L. GORE, Vfce President. -M. S. WILLARD, Setretary. . ' Directors: G. W. Williams, David G. Worth, D. L. Gore, Clayton Giles, 8. SoPomon, Luhr Tollers, Donald MacKae. sep 7 lm RACKET NEWS! NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. CITY TAXES. TTAVING KECEIVED TIIE BOOItS CON- JLJL TAILING TDE LISTS OF TAXES due for the year 1SS9, Tax-payers are hereby notlBed to pay promptly, thus SAVING COSTS and annoyance. ' WM. A. WILLSON, sep 7 It i Treasr and Tax Collector. Tv K. BUR ICS Three Shows Combined. Tent on Dickinson Lot. TWO DAYS 0NLY, Monday and Tuesday, epL Oih aad lOih, AFTERNOON AND EVENING. . The Wonderful Arabian Mexican Horses amd Psnles, 20 in number. Mahomet, the TalWng Horse; Little Dot, the wonder. Admission: It) and HO cents. i Look for the Grand Street Parade. 12 o'clock. on day of exhibl tlon. sep 4 2t wed sat. Just Received JpULL STOCK MASCOTTE TOOTH BRUSH. Price ISC, regular price 30a . - Only at j " . - . JAMES D. HUTT'S, S19 Nortn Front fit. - The Druggist; QUR-BUYER, MB. BRADDY, ONE OF "TIIE proprietors of the RACKET STORE, is now in New York purchasing a large Stock for the Fall trade. Mr. Braddy is a wide-awake and careful buyer and has had quite a good ex perience ,n that line atd he will attend all the auction and sheriff sales and will lay, in " v The Largest and Best Assorted Slock of Goods that the RACKET -has ever carried. There fore we will be able to do better by our many good customers than ever before. . ; WILL PLACE THIS LARGE STOCK BEFORE THE PUBLIC ATA-., VERY SMALL MARGIN, As our motto is "Quick Sales and Small Profits." WE WILL GO IN MORE LARGELY FOR Millinery; and Carpets and Toys' ..." than we have in the past, as our customers are getting more numerous and our sales ' much larger every day. This stock- win be opened the - . . 1st of October and we Invite both rich and poor to call and examine our stock before you buy elsewhere. We have secured a sufilrient number of clover clerks that will treat all with the same po liteness. Call on us. v cry truly yours, ' BRADDY & GAYLORD, JPKQJPKIETOIIS. 117 9. FRONT ST., WILMINGTON, N, C, Headquarter, New Yortc sep 7 M safe " Now Yorfc & Wilmington 8toamBhip Co, FROM PIER 29. EAST RIVER NEW YORK Located between Chambers and Roosevelt Bta. . At 3 o'clock, P. M. ' ? BENEFACTOR Vrtnrcoxr ' tinn- it PION EER. . . " . " " .7 " Rfltnrrt ai-' X GULF STIJEAM ......Wednesday,' Sept. 18 BENEFACTOR .Saturday! sepfe 21 - - . v FROM WILMINGTON . 4 v pioNEEir.: : ; ' : u ,jr gulf streamy;:. -t jTor Jrreignt or. Passago apply to; .. H G. SMALLBONEiJ, Superintpodent: , I . THEO. E.EQER, Traffic 21s2xa ' c "WTi. P. CLYDE A co. Genl Agents. . -T" - " ,6 Lowlins Green, New Vork.