North Carolina Newspapers

; ::v rLEASK noticx , ;"; " ,.3-.. . j Wo will te glad to receive conic&tK nS. from otlr mends ca say aa an cutsets of" : general Interest, trat ' " ' ' - The name of the- writer must always toe Tar nished to the Editor. . ': ' - ! evenly, sunwa except - - . r 1 ri f Editor ah Prop. 'OSS, POSTAGK PAID: 4 rBSCJ - Three i SIX w"""" ' r J ,. month. 85 cents. communications must too written on tout 1 .delivered t7 carriers, free one siae oi we paper. - ;-- w : Personalities must to avoided. - - thi3 PArAifc Daiei E w? , nf tee aiy, -' " i ... -inoca repor Im Please report any and VOL XI 1 1. ffietteu paper jg Wilmington, n. c. Monday, October 7, 1 889- NO 237. Ana it ia especuuijr uut uarutiuarir uuuer stood that the Editor does not always endorse he views of correspondents unless so stated in the editorial columns. ' W& J, The ex priest. Boyle, was found guilty tit Raleigh on Saturday night of an outrage on the1 person of Miss Geneva Whitaker and sentenced to be hung on the 29th of November. His counsel however took an appeal to the Supreme Court and as it is hardly probable that ' the case can come up at this term it is not likely that Uoyle will hang before the early.spring. The jury were out about two hours and a quarter. It is a righteous verdict. -umtneraii rm0U8JU'OE FIGS OF CALIFORNIA, L tcith the medicinal Kof plants known to be Utbenenciai iu .mc Qn, forming an agreeapte Ineffective laxative iu pcnu & cure Habitual Consti- i". . i - Jilt. Hex- A ana me niuuy on a weaK or inactive edition vi tut . t riiiEIS. LIVER AHD BOWELS. j .ffiost'excellent remedy known to - I n one is Bilious pr Constipated SO THAT xiBlCLOODa REFRECHIMQ SLEEP, KALTH and OTREMOTH I HATURAU-Y FOLLOW. very one is using it and allure - " lighted witn it. , J . ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR MANUFACTURED ONLY BY 1UF0RNIA FIG SYRUP CO. UM FRANCISCO. CAL. v - WtlUF.Kf. NEW 'YORK. K. t KOtfEKT R BELLAMY. WHOLESALE DKUGQIST, . BciSUiliw i Wilmington, N. C. W. T. Sherman never won a bat tie although he has risen to the highest rank in the afiny. He .was whipped at Shiloh and he was com The Wilmington Cotton Factory is to be enlarged by the addition of another story, 50 x 70 feet. . British steamship Irqjan cleared late Saturday afternoon for Liver pool, with 4,700 bales of cotton, valued at $244,800, shipped by Messrs. Alex. Sprunt & Son. J.nnic nnt. for counterfeits! that vou get the genuine Salvation uui up nowei ine uea w w y Uare to turnout in larce force to some "mst as crooa." put insist upon . . ...... . Av;..;nA uti Via rtniPa inspect the beautiful tinners to be KCIiUU IIIC guuiuu nmu sv . ... Head. trade marK on tne wrapper. aispiayeu inen , . TyloT Bazar. An elegant line of goods has been opened at Taylor's Bazar, embrac ing millinery goods of every descrip tion. Parisian novelties, French pattern hats and bonnets, notions, fancy; goods, &c. Wednesday, Thursday and Fridav of this week are the dars set apart as opening See days in all tf the depaitments, and on those davs the ladies will be NEW ADVERTJSFME.NTJ'. 1 NEW A0VEKTX8EMENTB I mm. OPENING DAYS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS: WEDNESDAY, The annual meeting Of the Stock- I Magazine of American History. holders of the Carolina Central R- There are ter articles, all invested R. will be held in Newr York to with human, popular and timely pletely surprised m the fight. Sher- j and ' Treasurer of the Jfaffarfne omcrican flirtory. The man says that he was not surpnsed; Compa J, .,eft here on Saturday frontispiece is an excellent portrait I1H.KU1U MU UL L11M LI 111 K UUU 11C BQVS I . .... I . .. .... ... Inltvht to attend It. of the late Samuel 1. M. xJariow, Uff Willi r 111. Ilflll W I1.I1MI.M111I1I11VLI1IMI ' - doughty warrior word, the ; sur; The sale of unclaimed express Su Parisian Novelties, French Pattern Hats and Bonnets.- prise at Shiloh was complete and freight remaining In the office in ,OB. T.TIr, .m - r Thursday, October 9Mi October 10th, , October lltli; MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY OF - deal of fun on such occasions. total. ; Gen. H. V. Boynton has an 4his city will take place at Messrs. "TV ri I" IVC article in the latest number of Bed. Cronly & Morris' auction rooms, urf!" The ,n r ,t,s i.,,:.Kr This "nld great lawyer by the editor. lfte iuiubm.- nutwt mW . I r. n Ar,'lro poves this fact. There is no doubt house" sale aUays attracts a large I""".- --b- , . . .. . ,, I Upu" la jsincnlarlv annetizinsr. l?ol v, cikn..,,nn ,.,oD AonVif nanninn Amwd And thpra is freoera iv a srooa " -. . . tilalf uuciiuau n ua tuti. iiuijiuu i v . - t - and there is no doubt I that he resorted to a very vulgar device in trying to get. himself out of a I scrape. The evidence j boynton presents is irrefutable. There was no alignment in the ! expectation of an attack; no knowledge or tne fact ; that the Confederates were massed in his front at -a' distance of not more i than a month and a half; ; no YOU ARE CORDIALLY-INVITED AT lowing.it is an able and exhaustive, stud v entitled "Georgia: The only This has been the coldest day of pree Colony How the Negro the season. The wind got around Came." Then comes "Kings, Presi- vesterday afternoon to the East dents . and Governors of Georgia, and last night to the North and this morning was clear and cold but with too much wind for.- frost. I Considerable rain fell during .the night. 1732-1889," by Col. Charles C. Jones, Jr.jLL.D., the accomplished his torian of Georgia. Opportune at this moment is an interesting paper. on "The Discovery of America by Columbus." "The Antiquity of the , TnnnAr Family" is readable and auu I inRtriiiitive. "The Financial Con- Syrup of Figs, ammunition was distributed and Produced from the laxative nutriUOUS juice Ol tainurma ufto, - , . . A a nrrftf!nnfi were cook'ed and the men combined with the medicinal virtues . "" "T. V -w.-w i . i a iinrt a larror m i ipi i iiv rmi went j into tne aa on eu.ply u " Z nimore Cooper; "A Trip to Niagara stomachs; no neia inospuais were cui iu i numau jc.u, J xn iqnMi ordered or arranged j ror aim mere wy, on me KiUuy, . . - .leliehtfully brignt has never yet been found a man to effectually cleansing the system, dis- J"" tir'3,i f V L ... t V Jl 1 n I V in M 111 Lllli lULfUUUVIO W ft. M -i 1 t . . iKA.iiaw axiio n n i iiuuiimi'iih( .i nil - whom onerman reveaieu nis expeo peiuug uu ..v,v. curing habitual constipation. ' JE .iSL SSa J" 118 tVlarket St., 7 - Wilmington, M. C. B. Special inducements offered to merchants. VocfrTtf tations of an attack. The Con' federates rushed in; and occupied the camp and captured Sherman?s tent and his horses and his "biled" shirts. ' Before the attack lie in- suited some of his best and bravest ConSgious Blood Diseases. nem. sores. Dimples, itdu : salt rheum, mil nt evidences of contaelotts blood disease. It b aasSJestly a duty to . eradicate mood poi3on Aran the svstcra "br a use of B u. J fflhplnnathPrPhv reBioYiDsr all Dos-1 officers by charging them with cow mrot whrr members of the family be-f ardice! when they spoke of danger of-an attack from the Confederates, In the face of all this Sherman said, and says, that he was not surprised uf Kliilnli '1'MfS rPIIllIKIS IIS Ol IliO C lr late lamented Ike loung'n advrceto wmiup nf -his nartv friends in tins ailikevAseatflteu. send to Blood Balm XiUanta, lia., tor book that will conYlnce. m niitinw vt mivp "M C writes: "I Jrunnin? sores on my'shoulders and arms. tottie li. v. a cured me entirely." Llnhnsnn liplmnnt Station. Miss . Writes: r ii9 wnrk-pfi nn in litp a oh arm. My ttdind body was covered wlh sores, and vtair came out, but; li. B. B. healed me f.J.Klnnln, Hutcliens, Texas, writes: "B. I ft hno mircui mw vifa rt laifO lllAT HTl teleg that doctors and aU other medicine aca tor cure. ' , IJ. Kossman, a prominent merchant of fnsboro, (la., writesrt "I know of several wsof blood disease speedilv cured by B. B. I Two bottles cured a lady ol ugly scrofulous t.c.Brrchmoie&co4 Maxey, Ga., write: TR. R. In Piirintr Mr WnhArt. Wftrrl nf hlOOd ron effected one of the most wonderful wwtliat ever came to pur knowledge.' Almond Meal oap ; f08 TUE COMPIiPXION. JIGHLY RECOMMENDED FOR WHITEN- n.Mftening and beautifying the sldn and taortmj tan, dlscoloratlons or other lm PWtles. Forsatfbv - - munds brothers; PSitf 104 N. Front St. 1, Crockery and Glassware. State I nnncr - v m m a campaign: it Lie Stoves. We have a very large line, made by the best factories, of the latest and most improved styles, which we guarautee to bake and cook well and to give general satis faction. Our low prices will aston ish and our StoresHJas: you; 2? Klrmann and Thoinpton. Mrs. Klemann and Miss Thonip Hon have set apart three days this week, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, as the there grand opening s of the beautiful stock 01 travel and the sisrhts to be seen in Western - A 5 New York 54 years ago; and among ram & TH01PS01 ! ULw IiaII finrl stiVrC to it. 7 H" ..v... .. N. B. ! Sherman sasys.too, that lie " - .w I UCliT did'nt burn Columbia. ...:nf. ,i IOnv o-onds in their ..--4- 1 luiiiiuci j hmh w pjulRfthe. I nw iistorG on North Front street. rur uiiiuuoucoi't - - - , . . iniirrotttirkn. nnd constination. there th hv4iip will make A note of this is no remedy equal to Dr. Pierce's f tj Mlss Lou Goc Little Pellets, iureiy vegeiuuie fiio clmrfpr nrr.ip.les is a clever trib- vasu " " - - --- . . nteto Oliver Wendell Holmes on ins ! 80th birthday. The various depart inpnt.s abound in riclies, and it is altogether a notable issue. Price 5.00 a year. Published at lid road way, iNew York ;ity. "I would not live alway,' said the 'SHUHsfc ill (v luouiem ui ifuicn i ii- nrp "I " would not either," says Josh Bill i tiers, irreverently. So we . . - i . i x. say but tnen wnne we ao live, lei us holrf on to our health and spirits. TIia surAst wav to do this is to lav in . . J ii, r-t l. cr a supply of ur. tsuu s uougu oyrup. Try it. One a dose. roct.: Miss Lou se wood win, tne acs complished milliner, will be on hand to give the ladies the benefit of her taste and experience. TI Grand Conclave. The Knights Templar meet to morrow in Washington City in triennial session. Those inattend ance from this city are Mr. H. H. Munson, P. G, C.;Mr.E. S. Martin G. C. G.; Mr. W. R. Chadbourn, For other local see fourth page. Eminent Commander; Capt. w. k. T, , . Keuan, P. C; Mr. James vv. muu- The Board of Aldermen, Board of '.,,. w I Smith. Mr. ; I i t i -t rue, ncuui un, ui. -' T.nt.frifT i fnntf Pntiiniiscmnprs and rSOaru Ol . 1 ir. T ' w rouzi nr,niy( vuu"j ; . ... m T m Johnson, Csenimei. air. the finest and largest Stock j KnAt flrid Finance all meet this ar- ' . . or cmna tnat naa : ever . -7 , . 1nskx to nw advkrti8kmints ;caouka InsubancbCoI Mckds Bkos Pharmacists Otxsa norss a Cold Day - J A smniflSB Mules Wanted TAtxoK's Bazaar opening Days - Mrs. n. Sxhdxk Imported Bulbs Klkmakn & Thoitpsox 3rand Opening NEW ADVEKTISEMENT8. Imported Bulbs. JTRS. II. KEIJDER OFFERS f UK SALJi A iqihto ocanrtmftTit of nvacintns and other kinds I .a-. rvf hmi Ha imnnrtivl rtlrftftt from Holland. Hya-1 1 I clnthsat:, 75c r.'tvin UiloV Wi.m-c FnofliPro nml KlhlmnR: theyl"ry beT SemaS TPansy Sed at 23c OUKS, UrUllb U11U 11 U1I veiling, JJiiua " 11150,. x- v.v -.... paCKet. ' ulv TriJr mTca tv aUAHW AVn STYT.R. ' ' d!m,a wn "Hnntft Jonveaute." "Ribbon de Bordene Liston do Ar.i- LHUUUU W V , ":-' r---- . , ... vr-r rtri besQue."" The Shades are oerpent urreeu, amuugauy, TV v"1 Uld KOSe, anci ine miesi Lijiu ixi vKuv.. 01 cmna max. uaa . eci . been brought to this city. 4 ternoon. This cailna I had imported J direct -and I wiu sen it r xr nhnonor than It. hAS PVr I . Hi nQiuinr offers for sale a been known to sell In this arfre assortment of hyacinths and i1!?." JS,Sn fi-;iri,ia imihfl. all direct im- ta" UldlCU OI1U Tf Lillet j w -w - Sf ro asSSs wSntNo 1 portations. See ad. ott change Don't miss the taace, riadies, ' 1 - : ""waseen. - . I Mr. a. aprmger wuuts fu ohase two good, large mules, for work in his coal and wood carts. See ad. in this issue. I ' Alien, Grand Generalissimo, ana Mr. F. M. Knowles, who are mem bers of the Wilmington Comman dery, will unite with the party in Washington. A. W. WATSON. PSK No.r Market Street, Between Front and Water. KEEP IT "QUIET I iT PERFECTLY bUIET OR I SHALL SOrrr 1 . . L . . . aitt. IU1U jou; dui 1 just oxiu w JoyiU nnd below the day and dateof fflpjal to my NEW STOKE, next North Weather Croji BlUtlW ThA rrorts of correspondents of the Weekly Crop Bulletin", publish- ed by the aorw uarouun man t. Stfttinn an'l State Weather Service, show that during the V0Ak pndhij? Friday, October -the Messrs. W. J. and Geo. W. Penny yta mrirninr for the Northern lciw " : 1 c - . Winter stock Ufh thAra was a deficiency of ram UJUl fVOk" . f " " I -- - - . j i f i-iinf irii n ovamcra tpnioerature ana . - ' . iwTir Avpr verv much sunshine. No rain fell " - . .1 . . i r . i u . . u w . u i n T" n n iii.iii will. w. ni a . . . a ' . kf.one. I Intend this store orremoTai iAVorked anaiireui v".1". " .r ; r greatest effort of mr life. etc.. ana .n 4o i0f tho tndicTi 1 to DUrny oAtv, nnd 4he skv naa Deeu ffiLnipieaonof my 18th rear "'Tl rire strength, w tu nnHrP week. aMe theeventby VlvlnErme as much of v - . . 0 nnr x cfa nnrrpd aorain in the as possible. . , br Kent. i;esiniuicov.v .. - tLHBESTJB, ::. :XFron and Mnlberry ISft . " i t l II i VI Kl ILK tlAlf. Unt. EST PRICES. - -i ' JK SWEET ESTMILEJ Taat CmM. .L a a. sfha ou can resist ten I really do Insist a I brour order snan,t 1 ruin. 2. Please "look me up" ..--- iu my line. ry truly, c, 1 be missed when any- tii JAMES D. N UTT, ' 'tIIE DRUGGIST." LMovKnrrr. tvtt. oet4lf ion given at once. Sts. Possess i Enquire of I. Shrier, cor. Frdnt and Princess. A.PWnArUf the week but caused The nights have been tf Lri with heavvdewa while during VWV , "t 4.Kola rtl 111 thf tmnnerature has L11C J v.. . . . , . A A .1 Headquarters for fr";T2W been normal. The large percentage Builders Supplies is; the N. Jacobi 0 has caused the bolls in Hdw. Co. They sell the gooas - fiel(Js to openmore rapid at prices that you pay for those of 2 large plants. in inferior quality, j rLr.neraare now busy gathering the Mr James H. Chadbourn has re- staPle, and the season has been ry 5 turned to the city from a visit to ms faVoraDle for this important won K..fhpr at Snriiiigvale, Me., and we L comolaint has reached the cen 1 77 ' are glad to notethe fact that lie is tral office of damage none o 'W Mant Stall. I. i.'rivl in health thereby, "Lffnn caterpttlars; dry weather ltv.., "-.T- 1ooH,ar J.ir .mewhat to check- their : 4 ikir iiu a i r w w- Tii TWr i v 'x. i i ikr-r:iuo LHeAby nVunedVhal I haVe I Business has been liyejyon our, Tne corn crop ls pro ."UrteL '' 4 south side. Front street , fA'imr The ladies were iherefwm hereafter keep on hand -streets today. Auomuico FALL AND WINTER SEASON, 1889. Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, . OF THIS NEW FIltMJ :0:- CHOICE AND ELEUANT DISPLAY OF . i . - MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS; TRIMMINGS, ORNAMENTS, HATS, Bonnets, Toques and Turbans in Endless Variety, New River Oysters. rpE FIRST OF TUB SEASON. Just arrived to-day and served In of any style. on hand ect4 3t Also a fresh supply of SHRIMPS W. 11- -01. ivutjn, National Saloon. corner Market and Water Sts. Telvet, Eiffel Hats, Eiffel. Ribbon, &c. :0:- Oysters.l Oysters! UST DECEIVED A LOAD OF those fine Home New River Oys ters, which will be served in any style at the A cmfi saloon, roixer turn aid mix J. Uf. J. UAJ33V"1 Acme Saloon. oct 4 at v corner Front and Dock Sts. THE ORTONI . 4 Great Improvements NOW BEiNQ MADE. :0: :0: Corsets, Cloves, and Handkerchiefs. DIRECTOIRE, LORD FAUNTLEUOY AND EFFELL RUCHINCiS. THE ACCOMPLISHEDJlIIiLINBR; ' ' ' MISS M. LOUISE GOODWIW, Who for the past five weeks has been studying Parisian fleets, promises styeiitha'eHer KlTOilatto wiUpe tffat "she .fad, bat never follows." KLEMANN & THOMPSON, No. 24 Worth Front ' :: StteeUV. nda Reception Eooms, n nn poms, halls, k oct 7 tf ruiules Wanted. .,.-;nr .vnoiArTpn It vnsn TOTURcnAsE one pair of Tne fourth floor to be furnished jnrittoo Qf via -'i Ttnti wnitli of New York can now boast of kAA. imunmnil'iMnTis - - Electric Lights, poUte and attentive ser vants and every modern convenience to suit our Quests. RATES WILL BE REDUCED ACCORDING TO LOCATION OF ROOMS, FRQJjJ in First hanre first-class MULES, to work in coai ami Wood Carts. j.A.srKisuwi, 1 Coal and Wood Yard, North Water st; j The Carolina insurance. vompan: OCt7 tf OPERA HOUSE. $2.50 Per Day and Upwards. iMto al Tin-siij, ot 9tb ani lOtk " 11-11 4- A' ' . 1 the puhhc patronage, ''-I'VLLIUIIV. . f - - ... . . rf-.nr i - . . . i. .innmrli to tratllPr nOlV in nlaces The prospects seeiu to be, - . .: .i m for continnea one weatnpr nnu 16 hehL'f' V10. Mutton, veal. Pork &c. ' . fo an(j fined thq stores. I no Ucltawll4DLu . . nPd handsome- The DUhlic generally are cordially mviiea to give us a can and see for themselves tnat ail we claim as to the merits of THE ORTON In order to do this It will be necessary for all to present their bills and receive imme- oue payment. VJ. A. BRYAfJ, S MANAGER. oct4tl . . - v tnrn a A '! i FISn ERS GREAT MUSIUA l i" ' C1ANZA. j A COLD DAY. K KTRONG COMPANY OF SINGING COM EDIANS, Including tne famous oaniwtar- lOtta. - . . . onWUKKlMl f rfiWi Tntrouucins; an m? irav rrr V7.,wio nondonmn Costume and special scenery for the entire product on. I Thele ot reserved seats commences Tuest day mornlns at Yates' liooK Store., oct t f io tup nvT v . ' Mil M.M11 v kj . ; .- . -r . . . , ... . ' ' '."l" ' Insurant Compiay ia forth Carilfaa' . HAVING A , , .. X.,: r SPEGIAi; DEPOSIT nnt xnTT TTriT TIT1 D O - : ' . IT FURNISHJES 'VfV'""- Pr(tclJj t afe ; Ibsbmbcc; atr bwest -: Ealtl munity. it ii.S. wilXAUO, HoerrtAir. orr 7tfj3 i? au seasuu nw -- , - ly and the promise of a good trade was nefet better. -. : luers are i good spirits. Xdi r- A. DEUMELANDT.