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PLEASE KOTICST - . ' w "win be glad to receive communicatlf ni from our irtenaa on any and u subjects - inff. Sundays excepted. l.Irrio'STAGBPAII): a, months fiOO. Three , nno month, cents. - general interest, but t f t . ' . The name of tho writer must always Toe nir n6hed to the Editor. . . "'',."". communications must be written on tut o ae side of the paper. j " ---' -'V,V". im personalities must be avoided. ' ? And it is especially ana particularly under . stood that the Editor does not always endorse the views of correspondents anlcss so st&teri In the editorial columns.1 . l?ri J the city, at the above n.Use report any and VOL XIII. WILMINGTON, N. C, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1889. NO 234. TIlw 1 1 1:111 I. ! 1 i I most decant form ' and NUTRITIOUS JUICE ciGSOF CALIFORNIA, ti. I 1if medicinal . 1 Scf plant v known :to be . trt Human - 5a .forming an agreeable defective laxative to perma- trA' cure 4 ' " I " fei and. the many ills de fez on a weak or inactive -dition oi ine , . irvQ INFRA D BOWELS. jslbewst excellent remeay koowu w jitf THE SYSTEM EFFECTUALLY 50 tha i Weiood, refrechimo sleep, flfe i it NATURALLY FOLLOW. . . ... wrone is usin? it and all are kitted with it " r'0 I ASKTOU" ORUtiUldl run BANUFACTUR2.DONL.YBT JlffORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. SAX FRANCISCO, CAL. . mil. n. ! NEV Y0R.K' Y fwsaleby ; WHOLESALE DRUGGIST, " LSJlrdiw V llmlngton, N. C Contagious lllpod Diseases. talis, wre?. pimples. . Itch, salt rheum. ,utevi&'Dccsof contagious Wood disease. iEii!les:iy a duty to eradicate blood attraiUie system fty a use of B- 1$. B. sulcKMdlia'ra), thus enabling the sore to if i a net thereby removing all pos $1 (toiler cielaUrs of the family be i;Jtt?ffise afiiioted. Send to Blood Balm irluta, Ga., tor book that will convince. I Outlaw, ML Olive, N. C, -writes: "I Ttfng sores on my shoulders and arms, 'ale U. J 5. li. cured me entirely.' amson. Ueimont station. Miss . Writes: IB. has worked on me like a charm. My eina ooay was covered with sores, and &r came out, but B. U. u. healed me F-Ulnnln. Ilatcliens,- Texas, writes: "B. "mluicu my nue ui a large uiceron that doctors and all other medicine Utossman, a prominent merchant of -ro, t.a., wntes: -i know of several ?Wood disease speedilv cured by B. B. io bottles cured a lady of usly scrofulous ! CBinMuore & roM Maxey, Ga,, write: B.lneurlllr.Mr. lfnhprt, Wr.rtt nf Wivul M i effected one of the most -wonderful i'fiAir OVAl rnm n. . 1 i j A anal 250 miles long is to be built for navigation purposes in New Mexico. It will be DO feet wide. Mr. W. T. Bannerman, ofBargaw, was in the city to day for a short time. Lenawetvcounty, Michigan, is at present paying out something- like $12 a day in bounties on dead spar rows. I ' - k We are sorry to hear that Mr. Carl Brown is quite sick At his home inth is city. We wish him a speedy recovery. Oqrq struck a very low notch in New York on Monday. It was quoted on the floor of the Exchange at S9392 cents for prompt delivery and 40 cents afloat and November delivery. The cause of the decline is the immense crop reported. - ; The Maryland Legislature, which is to be elected in November, will choose a United States Senator. Among the candidates for the posi tiou are Senator Wilson, Governor E. E. Jackson, John Brown, James Alfred Pearce and Henry Page. Capt Tomlinson, of the steamer 'Capo Feai reports good boating water in the river now. it is falling off slowlv. The Wise family in Virginia seem pretty well divided on politics this year. John S. Wise repudiates Mahone and his brother, Dr. Dick Wise, will stick to him. The two brothers had a very wprdy dispute on the subjeet on the streets in Richmond the other day. : - The King of Denmark has knight ed Capti Knudson, commander of the Danish steamer Danmark, which was lost in the Atlantic, her crew being rescued by the English steam er Missouri, and has presented to liim and the officers pieces of plate and to the men sums of money. Columbus, discovered America and Edison invented the phono graph, but it remained for Dr. Bull to invent the remedy of the age j "The Cough Syrup" the kingly cure. We have a few Fluting Machines which we are closing out at less than factory cost. See them. N. Jacobi Hdw. Co. t Capt. R. M. Mclntire advertises in this issue for an active young man, well versed in the dry goods and notion business. fape Fear Academy 'lI5SSITs SEVENTEENTH SESSION it)' SfPJ- 2Jd- Leading male school .-atf. Full corps of teachers, careful , nstruction. Preparation for P? session. Apply to hir '-LJ:'1 J. rnncipai. A Crockery and Glassware. HAVE JUST KECEI VED the finest and largest Stock of China that has ever been brought to this city. This China I had imported direct- and I will sell it cneaper than it has ever been 4mown to sell in -this market. Uave it in dec orated and -white, and will sen you from plate, cup ?as much as tou want. Now "un r nyss t he place. Ladles, A; W. WATSON, No. 17 Varl-Pf Stwxt Between Front and Water. and Classical School Craa: '?ltT- 4 ise street, corner of Fifth street. wjiormauon appiy as t Srv ?,OBUal session will begin k'- dr .' he lst of October, 1SS9. i apply t sep 11 td W i i TTT S and ohvam exta r. aiiitij branches, executed at ' lt h neut nesa and dispatch, arid with first-lass wnrt. TbP fr - ' I. for the nrm, Having had an peof.ro - ears in the business, pledges I Please the most fastl(Uo(USt and !i50nn.K Iwrs l 7r Pnage of Wilming Mr. J. li. Farrar, ndS2sJ"t. will bo attended fcrnffi so".:itcd, and estimates sep is an eun ex: 1 PnlnVt "ifce sm? October 8th, I ow? H?Te hecn on nand WsS'.aJes sec i U. WILLIAMS. Agent, It is not generally known that there is a gradual increase in the number' of sisterhoods among the reformed bodies of Europe. Statis tics published in Germany show that there are fifty seven religious houses not owing the Roman obe dience, and 7,120 sisters, of whom 2,593 are serving their novitiate. The Lead Trust now controls 07 pjr cent of all the white lead out put in the United States; the re maining 3 per-cent is "produced by three establishments in Pittsburg, Philadelphia andBoston, respective ly, and negotiations are pending to incorporate them with the trust. A director of the Lead Trust is auMior ty for the; statement that the trust is now earing 4 per cent on its $83, 000,000 of certificates. For Rent. Desirable Store corner Front and Mulberry Sts. Possess ion given at once. Enquire of I. Shrier. cor. Front and Princess, tf All of the public schools and many of the private schools will open next Monday and the little, ones have therefore but two more holidays left. Health Officer McGowan this morning ordered cleaned out a cis tern belonging to 115 Market street, the rear of which opens on Toom- er'.s alley. We are glad to note that Mr. Chas. FVBrowne, who has been sick for the past two weeks, is now well enoughtto be out and attend to business. California engineers have accom plished the difficult task of lifting Feather River,a fast flowing stream, fifty, feet, and carry it for more than half mile in an artificial bed at that height above its old channel. It has been accomplished in a little less than a year. The object was to drain the river near Oreville in order to reach the very rich! gold deposits believed to exist in J its bed. The promoters of the great enterprise are chiefly: Englishmen. Probably the most .valuable par rot in Atlanta is one owned by W. W. Dunlap,' a conductor on the West Point Railroad. It is worth $400. Mr. Dunlap has been olTere l that price for his bird, but i-efused to take it. The parrot is a fine Africa'n grey and is an excellent talker. When you go about him he first regards you critically, cocks his head to one side, winks one eye at you slyly, ; and says: "I'm a $400 bird," Mrl Dunlap paid $10 for his parrot, and taught it to talk. . . ; Don't disgust everyboey by hawk ing, blowing, and spitting, but use Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy and be cured. 1 "localnbws. INDEX TO NBW ADVERTISKMKNTS B F Pknnx Clothing R MAIcIxtibe Wanted - Mt7Nt3 Bros Pharmacists WM Cummino Mattresses . W II M. Kocu New lUver Oysters i Klemanx & TnoMFSOx New store A special train will be run on the. Seacoast Railroad next Saturday, for the ladles and children. It will leave Front Street Depot at 10 a. m on that day. f Mr. C. C. Chadbourn is the only assistant marshal from this city at the State Fair whose name appears in a list published by the Raleigh Ncivs and Observer. Headquarters for Sash, Doors and Builders' Supplies is the N. Jacobi Hdw. Co. They sell the best goods at prices that you pay for thoset of in inferior quality. Mr. Li. Hansen has purchased the vacant lot on North Front and Wal nut streets from the trustees of Grace M. E. Church.' The price paid for the property is $6,000. Burglars. Be secure from them by putting our Burglar Proof Locks on your blinds. They are cheap and can be put op by the most in experienced. N. Jacobi Hdw. Co. t The monthlv meeting of the Ladies Foreign Missionary Soeiety of St. Andrew's Churcn will be held to marrow afternoon in the Lecture Room of the Church, at 4-30 o'clock. Paint your house with Regal Ready Mixed Paint. It is the best and cheapest. You will find all col ors in any desired quantity at the factory's agents, N. Jacobi Hdw. Co. t Ladies will find a very handsome and complete line of ladles Muslin Underwear at astonishing low prices at the Wilmington SMrt Factory 122 Market street. Sign of the blue - . tf awning. Mr. W. H. M. Koch has in stock now the first New River oysters of the season. "They.are large, fat and well-flavored and as nice as New River oysters are usually found a month later in the season. Forecasts. For North Carolina, fair until Saturday and slight warmer. For Wilmington and vicinity, fair weather. - "Slovely weather." Mullets are plentiful and in Cue condition. Also in fine price. Rev. W. S. Creasy is to preach at Bladen Street Hi E.Church tonight. The new whistle to the Champion Compress is a noisy one; but it sounds well. If the street sweeper is in the city why not use it on Market street about three times a week? Judging from the way the box slieet is cut up Effie Ellsler will be greeted with a large house to nighf. i i ii i 1,1 1 ' Economy ami strength are "pecu liar to Hood's Sarsaparilla, the only medicine of which "100 Doses One Dollar?' is true. . v The steamship San Juan is a reg ular bloomer. She seemed to al most fill the river as she passed Market street yesterday. The little tug Maria was alongside and it looked as though a minuo.w was tow ing a whale. The Wilmington Paper Company have removed to the store No. 116 North Water street, one door above the old stand, the same recently oc cupied by Mr. R. W. Hicks, which they propose to keep chock full of goods in their line. Stoves. We have a very large line, made by the best factories,, of the latest and most improved styles, which we guarantee to bake and cook well and to give general satis faction Our low prices will aston ish and oar Stoves please you. N. Jacobi Ud w. Co. . , t , ; New Iirjck store. Messrs. Jordan Haar and Henry Haar, Jr., who some time ago pur chased the property from the Walker estate, on South Front street, im mediately South of the Seaman's Home, will erect there a handsome brick store two stories high. The place is already being cleaned up and prepared for the foundation. To Druggists. A meeting of the North Carolina Board of Pharmacy will be held in the city of Raleigh on Tuesday, October 15th, for the examination of such candidates for license to practice pharmacy as may appear For further particulars address the Secretary of the Board, William Simpson, Raleigh, N. C. NEW AOVElfTIStiM ENTS. ADVERTISEMENTS CAR ."'"'- ' ' '. - WE ARE SHOWING LARGE LINES IN VARIOUS GRADES, i WITH AND WITHOUT BORDERS. - - DRY GOODS, : , : DRESS GOODS " ': : " - - g DOH3ESTDCS, &.C., &.C. TOO BUSY TO .ENUMERATE. ' ;'. -j IL. IsAl. VEgI 1ST ,i, IB. B; oct 2 NORTH FRONT STREET. To 0 ctober Movers ! LET ME SUGGEST TIIAT WHILE YOUR HOUSES ARE. TORN ! i i - 1 - UP IS A GOOD TIME TO HAVE ' - Sj'rup of Figs, Produced from the laxative and t n -f rma in inn -f ralifMiri. -H combined with the medicinal virtues Old Mattresses Overhauled aiid Eeiiovated. or plants known to be most benefi cial t.o fhft limn.nn svstpni nofc front. IN ONE DAY I CAN ly, on the kidneys, liver and bowels, effectually cleansing the system, dis-r pelling colds and headaches, and curing habitual constipation. A Severr Sprain. We are sorry to lean that Capt. E. L. Grant, Superintendent of the National Cemetery here, is suffering with a severe sprain in his left ankle. It puts him in a bad fix -as ins rignc teg is always weaK irom a severe wound received at Cold Har bor and it is difficult for him now to move even a few steps. However, we hope it will be all right in a few days. Make Them as Good as New. MANUFACTURER AND RENOVATOR OF MATTRESSES. ? V i 17" "EIISrOESS STREET. Our Little Ones. The October number of Oar Little The Now Millinery Stoi-e. i Misses Klemann & .Thompson's new; millinery store, No. 24 North j Front street, was thrown open to the public tdOlay. They have a beautiful stock, all new and hand somely Arranged, and they invite the ladies to call and inspect it. Miss Goodwin, the accomplished artiste, will be found with this firm and she will pleased to'" meet Ail Active Young Man, WELL VERSED IN Ones and the Nursery is at hand. As there. her many friends and patrons. USlial it is filled with excellent mat The Grand Conclave ter for the juveniles of very tender It is not as yet known exactly years and is handsomely and pro how many Knights Templar from fusely illustrated. The present issue this city will attend the Grand Con: closes the ninth yearly volume. It clave at Washington City next is a cheap publication, orfly $1.50 a week, but the list will be ready in a year, and-is issued by the Russell day or two. The party will leave Publishing Co., 36 Bromfield street, here on the 12:05 a. m. train on Mon DRY GOODS - AND NOTIONS. R. M. MclNTIRE. oct 4 2t The Ball Last Night. The ball given by the Germania Cornet Band, at the Adrian Hall, was a grana success and was thoroughly enjoyed by all who were present. There were just two dozen couples on the floor during the en tire evening. The committee made it exceedingly pleasant for their guests and did all in their power to 1 . il - nt inaKe ine anair enjoyaoie ana we OPERA HOUSE. ; ;- .,' Thursday, October 3rd. - - .. , .,, AMERICA'S BRILLIANT ACTRESS, . EFFIE ELLSLER, presenting her newest aud greatest success, t he charming Domestic Comedy Drama, by E. J. Rtrartz, entitled . Superior Court is expected to ad- must say that their singularlysuccessful. efforts were Mourn this afternoon Laylner of Corner Stone Postponed. On account of the advent of the busy season and the courts being in session all over theState,theMasonic Fraternity could not get out their prominent men, and the orator se iecr.ei tor rne occasion nor, neinr able to attend at this time, the mem bers of Fifth Street M. E. Church have concluded to postpone the ceremonies of laying the corner store of their handsome new church building until a more pro pitious setison, when the public will be notified. The walls of the build ingare going up rapidly, and Mr. Porter, the contractor, says they will be completed in about two months. This wih be one of the finest churches in our city. "Feebly she laugheth in the .lan guid moon while pornhvro unon her face doth look" and wonders what has swelled ' it so. When he finds it is neuralgia how ever, he does not lose his head, but having twenty live cents in his in side pocket invests in a bottle of Salvation Oil. WANTED-AN ACTIVE MAN (ONE OUT of employment) to begin on moderate salary and work himself up, representing In his own locality, an old established house. References exchanged. Eldrcd Johnson. Supt., Lock Box 1585, N. Y. Sep 30 4w Costimne: At drnggliti. Price 25 ctl. . Kefreshing and Invigorating Delicious Soda Water as drawn from Munds Brothers' magnificeut new soda fountain at a temperature of 34. Purest Fruit Svrup.Milk Shakes and Natural Mineral Water. N KW A. I )VERTIS K BNT8. New River Oysters. '1 'HE FIRST OP THE SEASON. I Just arrived to-day and served ia fit any style. on hanc. ! oct 4 3t Also a fresh supply of sriRIMPS W..H. M. KOCH, IKational Saloon, Mrke Corner : iet and Water Sts. T" 'Klemann & Thompson. 1 NO. 34NOKTH FRONT STREET. (jnillS NEW MILLINERY FIRM BEGS TO announce to the ladles of Wilmington that SALVATION OIL Price only 25 cents. Sold by till drugglstl.) Refioves quickly Rheumatism, Neu ralgia, Swellings, Bruises, Lumbago, Sprains, fhadachs, Toothache, Cutt, " "??.- Scalds, Sores, Backache, 8lC. nn, The Great Tobacco An elOCts. A tall druggists. The Graded Schools The graded schools will begin the Winter term on Monday next. Chil dren who propose" entering the Hemenway school, onNorth Fifth street, will report at the old Hem en way building, on Fourth street,at jthey have nVilnnt' fn iiiakvaiit inn.n.'nn juviuku w iuw.u.1 iuuiuuik. xuuic nnmiTrirv miitiTn nmnn-n . who propose entering the Union UrJHiU .TIlJULK.d I Utti 4- kuumded fowiuten. Almond- Meal Soap ; POIC THE COMPLBXIONl OX school will report at the school building, corner of Sixth and Ann streets, to morrow morning at half- -North Front Street. J0. 24. past iu o ciouk. jl ins notice applies only to those who did not attend where TnEY will be pleased to FUR- the public schools last session. nisii each and every one a Pupils living North of Market street .wilUattend the fleiuenway HA 1 UK rWJiN IN JC, school; those South of Market the Union. The indications are that the attendance will be very large. for the coming season. Ing, softening and beautifying the skin and. removing tan, dlseolo rations or other Im purities. For sale by MUNDS BROTHERS. sepsitf , 104 N. Front St. 1 ; Citizens' Building and Ljan Association. SUBSCRIBERS TO THE SECOND SERIES ' ' of stocs of the Citizens' Building and Loan Association are hereby notified that tfc ad- It wlll4jost only $3.20 to go from Wilmington to Raleigh, on"" the oc casion of the State Fair, which will be held on the 14th to 19th inst Ask your, railroad agent for the sched nle of rates. : " ' - , THEY have SECURED THE S ERVICES OF mission fee and first instalment of tweatriHOJ ' . THE ARTISTE, ' IlQiss Goodwin, who will be pleased to meet her old friends ana patrons c tneir store where she will inve them the benefit of her Latest ideas and con-J cepuons. - oct 4 tf cenjs each per Share, are due and payable at 'l' J the office or the Secretary and Treasurer," SATURDAY, October SthV l88t. . ':" ,'.".:. .1. S. MITCUKLL, oct 1 T,f -. ' ecrctarF and Treasurer. ' day morning, so as to be iu full time for the grand parade on Tuesday. The North Carolina contingent will " " t" I fmi Mt mm Mr. Porter, Of Asheviire, Grand Com- 1116 UOVeme8S." ; mandec for the State. Mr. Jas. W.' A beautifuf play and splendid cast, lnclud- " Monroe haV received a snpcimen nf KP? M.ess,rs- Frank Weston, Orrln Johnson, V luonroe uus i ccei vtu a specmien or Jom A jjnsler (the veteran Act.ar.Tnin.namrM the handsome badge which will be he Misses La Verne, Butler, and the wonder- . , . , . . , . rui child Actress little Gracle Sherwood. worn Dy an oi tne rvnignts in at- Reserved Seats at Yates' Book store Wed- tendance at the Conclave. nesaay morning. . mo we thu sep 30 3t