North Carolina Newspapers

I Tins TAPEB , - Sundays excepted. ' rLTASS ZTOTTCS.;.' we win tDslijtor:c::;o zizxa' frca czr azy xl cil-I. ct3 psiicral interest, ta . . -' ; ' ' The nana ox uta irrltcr tatst aiay3 to nisheatothDEiiitcr. comrntintcattcmai must bo . irrittcn on bu t onesIdeotthepai)err,fcr-r' v fifrnr And PTOO. oa" s months $iO0t Three jsf' flftV one month, G3 cents. '. tWLiTi i delivered tor carriers, free t - f -rt ot the city, a me uuoyo Personalities cmst to aVolfloa. And It is especially and tartlcUrij uLer week. :rarr,i.,v,:ui liberal. ....... Xrs vi:ipieuse rert any and I stood that tus Editor floes net always Choora VOL XIII. WILMINGTON, N. C, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18, 188.0. NO 247. HI1 i li-jii 1 1 the views ot; coTresponaenta , eoies3 bo istatw in the editorial colnmna. . ; . : ' . ; ' NEW A D VEBTIBEIL1KKT8 ifu ,wive th'r paper reguianj. 5 p-tients in the most elegant form 'llXATIVc and NUTR1T10U8 JUiCE OF THE "T FIGS OF CALIFORNIA, v$neu with the medicinal ! ss of plants kjiown to be Jst beneficial to the human intern, forming an agreeable id effective laxative to perma--afiv cure Habitual Consti pation, and the many ills de pesdinj on a weak j or inactive edition of the j' . IDHEYS, L5VER AND BOWELS. Itis the ir.ost c.TceIleKei?iedy known to tliUiSE THE SYSTEM fFFECTU ALLY When cnc 5 bilious or .Constipated so that " rECLOOD, REFRESHING SLEEP, HEALTH and STRENGTH NATURALLY FOLLOW. - Ereryone is using it and all are delighted with it. j " : V ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FO . - BTTLTTIP 'OXGS MANUFACTURED ONLY BY CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. SAN FRANCISCOi CAL. . ' -MMItf. Kf. HZW YORK. N. Y Forsaleby . - . KOtfEUT 11 PELLAMY. WHOLESALE DRUGGIST, acSSlrdiw Wilmington, N. C. Inherited JSlool Foiaon. Bo many people there are whose distress tasnres, aches, pains and eruptive .ten fases are due to Inherited blood poison. msai passes from parent to chlld,and it is Ssfiire 13 the duty ol husband and wile to tejtiietr blood pure. This is easily accom fSni by a timely use of B. B. B. (Botanic SooJBalm). i-ead to Blood Balm Co., At- tata . lor book ol most convincing prooL James HQl. Atlanta. G a. .writes: "My two ens were afflicted wim Wood poison, which iDctors said was hereditary; "They both broke co in sores and eruptions which B. b..b. jromptly controlled and Anally cured com pletely." ; - " .. -. Mrs. S. M. Williams. SantlV. Texas, writes "My three poor afflicted children, who inher it ciuoa poison, nave improved rapiaiy aiier mac qi n. ij. u. ii is a uoasend." . -, - J. K. Wilson. -Jlen Aln1n RtAtlon TT. C. ftfc IX 1885, writes: "Bone and blood poison teed me to have my leg amputated, and on tte stump there came a large ulcer; which pw worse every day until doctors gave me P to die. I onlv wplcrhPrt ion wmnAa when I to take B. B. B., and 12 bottles increased ty weiehtto 180 pounds and made me sound wjeu. I never knew what good health Hisses Burr and James jyilL BEGIN TIIE JSTU ANITUAL SESS- M their School ior yohg ladles - and chil ten. oa , ' -"v' " ' ' Monday, October 7th, 8 tie school Houseon Third street, imme- "wy North of st. John-s Church, siruction Tlioroucrh and Terms ileasotianlA. GHCCTION IN VOCAL MUSIC, CAL1S- THESICS AND NEED LEWORK WITH OUT EXTHA CIIARGE.- r"aal Music on Piano Forte or Organ Kg" h -Mrs. Cushlng. .Pupils attending schools will, it desired, be necommo with convenient hours at the residence aae Instructress. i . . . m Crayon, oil. Water Color and loecorative arts, taught at reduced rates. TWr? rther Particulars inquire at 224 North ltreet. ' sep23tf li Uii'S and Gen'lemca of.Wi'mingloiL pATROXizE YOUR REGULAR CROCK- iJIwe by buying what you need from f; ft atson. No. 17 Market street, between tS'n'r?,? Var. Look for the sign ot the Pitcher. DoQtmlsstUe place. Look spieimid line ot Ware kept constant; y in fcm riTc-a Spt S00" Ware wnen 5"ou buy octOtt ' f.PYSEKEfPERS can pcoe by asingl frat these Extracts 'are the'fheapest; vire true to their namesTfuILmeasurej lconcentratedX '. d,tw m eod nrm l.wTr-rr - ' ' i a w p tooM Ell i'restdent. Cashier. "nglon Saving & Trust Co., 08 fi 1INCESS ST., WILMINGTON, N. C, IntPriiMoney on Ratrsfactory security, VtTr,,c.0!l Posits.- is empowered to r Trusts ol an kinds. , . mch 30 U The .Irniiiiiiflrs of Richmond liae determined to wor.v atrairist Ma- ionp. Labouchere is pointed out as the - probable successor of Mr. Gladstone in the leadershin of tim ' !F.nvlili Liberals. i ' . Recent statistics show that nine million Germans Iiv outside of Fatherland, of whom seven million are to be found in the United States- The latest Parisian novelty in ' gloves has a! small purse inserted in coins. ! " ! i ' : j ' Dr. Howard Crosby says that the American is the cleanest man in the j world, physically and morally, and in New York there is less crime, less danger to life and property, and less ; to offend refirrement and morality than in anv other -i ty of its size ! ever known. . i I - ' On the day of the general election i the French,! it would; seem, allay their excitement by heavy eating. On Sunday, $eptember22d, they ate 432,800 pounds of oysters and 152,000 pounds qf fowl;;. On the previous fcunuay, a very tine day. Tiiey con- j sumed 100,000 pounds less weight of i oysters and S.OOOpounds less weight i i i of fowls. ! At tlie recent municipal election at Nashville Tennessee, the Demox cratic ticket; was elected by an aver age plurality of 1,612 votes. A few years agoNashvi lie was a Republi can city, the colored vote being very heavy, but the inauguration of a large number of manufacturing en terprises has caused the employment m , -1 V..., Ol many wnue men, uiosl ji hhuiu vote the Democratic tieket. Ex-Senator Jones, of Florida, is still in Detroit, where he wanders the streets in the last stages of shab biness. He js said to be penniless, and how and where; he lives are rajTsteries. tn ordinary subjects his mind is sound, and on political and other public matters he talks intel ligently and well, but on the subjeot of his unfortunate love affair his mind is impaired. j ! ' " Boulangism won 1,037,06G votes at the recent election, as against 2,340, 683 for Monorchism antl 4,012,353 for Republicanism. The minority still lacks a good, deal of beirrg a major ity, but it is clear that the Repubh cans cannot Boulangism afford to despise it. If means hostility, to the Republic, it is no small thing that within two or three years so many Republicans' have become Roulang- ists. j . j. The man-of-war Pensacola sailed from New York on Monday ; with a party of American scientists, under the direction of Prof. DavidP.Todd, of Amherst College, jvho go to West Africa to view the eclipse of the sun on December 22. While Prof Todd is viewing the eclipse the Pensacola will cruise to St. Helena for coal and to allowl Prof. Agassiz ari op portunity to take deep sea sound ings aqd dre'dgings. j - - . The St. Louis Globe Democrat ac" counts for the recent Democratic- victory at Indianapolis by stating that President Harrison took too many Republicans away from there to fill Federal offices when their votes were needed at home. The President most nave been particu larly active in providing berths in Washington j for the Republicans of his own ward, where, there was a Democratic gain of over three hun dred compared with the last Presi dential election. The Massachusetts uepuuucau State Committee has declined a challenge from theDemocratic State '.a. tL.. . . . T , w rf ?-kinl" lts uommittee .u. - pulsions between Messrs. Brackett , cubbious ucntc an,i Russell, the opposing Guberna-, rnrisd nominees. They say IQint v. i . -i . f A ba t es a r m 0 no w n i n M assac h u se 1 1 s . thnt'thf'v see no occasion for a new departure this year. The Ilein j rocrats propose to make tan ft reform the leading issue, and it seems the Republican leaders do not care toe the mark on that question oe--; fore the voters of Massachusetts 'Time is money had cold, don half do your " Tf vrm h.irf? a 't mope arouua aim T r-.- V Z work. Uet a:bQttieoi; MM""?-v iirh Svrup: take a dose soda jfountaio M wnim; at night and get up the ta&xt Jog-cured, . A land company has been char' trpcl t purchase COO acres of land on ' White River, in TArkansas, belong- : ins to ExTPresident.Davis. M. D. Ilarter, the millionaire man- j facturer of Mansfield, Ohio, dial- lengred Murat Halstead to a debate on the tariff question but the latter declined on the ground that there is not enough public interest in the matter. Michigan s new liquor law went i t into effect on Tuesday, October 1st . j a urifonu tax of ;$500, and the minimum penalty for ! keepiug open on Sunday oron legal holidays is $50, and the -maxim urn penalty remains as at present $ 200. The finest duck shooting in ; the country is to be found in ' the wild celerj' flats on the Susquehanna, below Havre de Grace. The num ber of ducks killed in a single sea ison upon these flats is said to aver age as high as thirty thousand. They arc always found plump and in the best condition and of the .finest flavor, the result of feeding upon wild celei Hood's Sarsaparilla cures catarrh bv expelling, imnuritv from the blood, which is the cause of the cumpmnii - . r : Ji. Give it a trial. LOCAL 1NPKX TO NW ADVERT I-SKMK-jrrS D F Tbxnt Clothing , ! Munds Bros Pharmacists W M ccmmixg Mattresses Laundry Ironing Stoves are sold by the N. Jacobi Hdw. Co. The Cape Fear was as smooth and placid as.a mill pond to-day. We now Have the best Pocket Scissor made. N. Jacobl Hdw. Co. t Skipjack, they tell us, continue to bite beautiful Iv at the Sound now. Fishermen who haul on the beach get a good many red drum in their seines now. Dr, Pritchard will preach , on Sun day at 11 a. m. diate State." on "The Interrae The water in the Cape Fear is very low and the steamers run with difficulty now; New River oysters in the shell sell at $2 a bushel andMyrtleGrove from 60 to 75 cents per bushel. Shot, Cartridges, Loaded Shells and ammnnition of all kinds forsale bv the Nj Jacobi Hdw. Co, Yon will find a nice assortment of Rifles at! the N. Jacobi Hdw. Co. Just the article to make your boy happy. Heating Stoves of all kinds and sizes. We will gjve you substantial goods and low prices N. Jacobi Hdw. Co. t The ground is parched and dry and dusjt rises in disagreeable quan tities everywhere. Tain is needed very much. . .The fish market continues well Finer roe mullets were suppled never seen here then those exposed for sale to-day. Hands wanted on fine Pauts. None but those that can do first class work need apply. 1. Shrier cor. Front and Princess. tf Personals in the Raleigh News and Observer announce that Mr. Jno. D. Bellamy, Jr., Col. T. W. Strange and Mr. G. H. Smith are in that city. Why not use some of the cobble stones, of which there is a large store now on hand, in paving Prin cess and Second streets in the busi ness sections? Ladies will find a verv haudsome an(1 complete line of ladies MUn ,.; r? -1 TjnderwearatastQnishmglQwpnces V x, ,w;,M,J'V nr. iiip iv-iiiiunirinn rtiiirr. n uririrv 122 Market street. Sign of the blue . ! tf. awning. outlcrv. Our stock of Standard cutlery is verv complete. We keep everything in this line that you can possibly desire, and our prices are tjie jQ Drop in and look at our j assortment. N. Jacobi Hdw. Co. t Refreshing and InTigorMJC morn - iH surest c rmw Jwft"WkrD : I 'and aTqrai uineri Yft!?r. The re venue cutter , Co 'fax came I Tlianksffivino. Dav this vftar falls on the ogth ofVOV(imb;r ftnil Christ- mas will be on Wednesday. The small boy and his little' gun j wil1 &et in lots of work in the woods; around the city to-morrow The grade on the W. O. & E C. R. 'r is now completed to McMilian'd, at Sloop Point, 22 miles troui this citv. We are glad to ' hear that Mr. J. W Woolvin, who has been very sick for several weeks past, is now improving. A Guarantee." There is uo case of rheumatism or neuralgia which will not be relieved by the use of Salva 1iin Oil. Price 25 cents. The excursion train on the Sea coast Railroad to morrow will leave at 10 o'clock. The fare on all trains to-morrow will be 25 cents. Mr. S. VanAmringe, Clerk of the Superior Court,! has had his office floor covered with pine matting, made by the Acme Manufacturing Company. Mr. Pembroke Jones, Manager of the Carolina Rico Milling Company, was in Goldsborp on Thursday com pleting arrangements for the early opening of the mills there. Capt. George Welsh, of the C. C. R R., has been on a little hunting expedition to Council's "Bluff.. Ho killed this morning 10 squirrels; He says that, game is very plentiful in that section. There was but one case before the Mayor this morning, that Of a col ored woman charged with disor derly conduct. She was fined $20 or 30 days and committed to the cus tody of the Sheriff in default of pay inent. t Tli Wedding Bell. Mr. Thomas M. Dobson and Miss E.Lillian, daughter of Mr. D. M. Fennell, were married last 'night in St. Andre w's Presbyterian Church. There was a very large congrega tion, the spacious church having been crowded. Rev. Mr. Primrose pronounced the tie that made the twain one. A reception was held after the ceremony at Mr. Fennell's residence. The presents were nu merous, handsome and costly. Book Reception To-Nlehf. . The Ladies Auxiliary Society to the Y. M. C. A. will have their book reception to-night at the Association rooms over tho Bank of New Han over, on Front and Princess streets. A splendid programme of music, rei citations, etc., has been, arranged, ane light refreshments will be served Each person attending is requested to present a book to the Associa tion. Library. The rooms will be open at 7:30 p. m. Death, of nr. Mallett. The death of Dr. W. P. Mallett, of Chapel Hill, is announced. He died on Wednesday morning, ' of heart disease. He was stricken just as he was about to leave his carriage and found himself unable .to alight Restoratives were applied and he was able to walk into the house but he die'd the next morning. He was 75 years old and one of the most ac complished gentlemen and skilful physicians in the State. He had a number of near relatives in this city. In llet'ocnition nf His Gallantry. There is now on exhibition at Mr. George Honnet's jewelry store an elegant solid silver pitcher and cup which is to be presented to Mr. Richard F. Warren by Wilmington Steam Fire Engine Company No. 1, of which he is a member, in recognition of his gallant act in saving life last Summer at Wrights ville Beach; Mr. Warren is Uo. iwubei of Clareut Lqdge No. 2, Knights of jiythias, and we ;; understand that the members of that order in. this city will present him with a hand some gold watch. His gallant action is also, it is saidj to receive recogni- tiou at the hands of the general govemment in the shapt of a silver medal under the act of Congress, authorizing the Issue of-... medals to. those who save the lives o fathers at the risk of their btv. Mr, w:s. kvt niglit pre en.td -itla e. hands, me gold badge subscribed for. Uy U's frieods Qud atlmirers in this city, a full -de scripjtiou of.yhich hasf already been nublished by ns. The presentation Vaswinde by Iptter. Forecast. , For North Carolina, fair until Saturday and cooler except station- ary temperature on the coast. For Wilmington and vicinity, fair weath er. ' 1 ' - r fyrup of Figs, j i Produced from the laxative and ! nutritious juice of California figs, I combined with the medicinal virtues "of plants known to be iiio&t . benefl ; j. . . cial to the Iranian system, acts gent,v i lyy on the kidneys, liver and bowels effectually cleansing the system, dis pelling colds ahd headaches, and curing habitual constipation. - . . Iteligious Services on Sunday. We arc requested by Rev. Mr. Kennedy io state that there will be divine service on board the -'English steamer Oamanli on Sunday even ing, at 4 o'clock, held by Rev. Dr. Carmichael, of -this city: The steam-jj. er is at the wharf of the 'Champion Compress Company. Seamen and the public generally are invited to attend. Nb service at the Seaman's Bethel on Sunday evening on ac count of "the above appointment. To Pay a Life Policy. Mr. W. H. Gibson, Special Agent of the National Life-Maturity In surau ce Co., of Washington City, is hero for the purpose of paying the amount due on the life of the late F. W. Heyer. ; The check, which is for $2,000 will be turned over to the heirs'-to-morrow. This money would have been paid over some time ago, as soon as proofs of death were fur nished, but for the fact that Mrs Heyerbas been absent from the city aud the payment was deferred, at her request, until her return here. Cotton Short in Tnree Counties. The fact is being developed that the cotton crop in Anson, Union and Mecklenburg counties will run very short this year. The frosts last week are assigned as the cause. In Ansbh the estimate by some is one-half and by others not more than one-third of a crop; in Union it is one-half and perhaps not more than one-fourth and in Mecklen burg one-half to one-third. The frost, which was earlier this year than usual, found the cotton fields full of young bolls and blooms and these were killed, while the large bolls were not injured, Long Foretold. The construction of the Cape Fear and Yadkin Valley Railroad, say the Raleigh Hews and Observer, has so satisfactorily progressed that PresidentGray proposes to celebrate the new year by running his cars from Mt. Airy into Wilmington. Thirty years ago, we remember standing before the-map in the hos pitable residence of our friend R. K. Bryan, at Scott's Hill, j and he then developed to us the projected lines in the State. At the conclusion he traced substantially what he termed the great line from Wilmington up the Cape Fear to Greensboro and west. It was the path of the pre sent C. F. & Y. V. That road, he said, will have to be built. And now after three decades, we are to wit ness the realization of his prophecy, based on the natural wants of our people. It is a great State work; and we hope it; will accomplish its purposes not merely in promoting the prosperity of tho people living in the counties through which it passes, but also in drawing into the folds of a closer union the eastern and western sections jf our State. We hope to see our common wealth so united in the bonds of trade and unified by. intercourse that our peo ple shall have but a tingle aspira tion, a single policy, a common prosperity. Up, to 4 oolock Ibis afternoon not a, word had been heard, relative to the condition of the stranded steam ship ylonccr. The wires are down. Do Xot Think for a Moniput that catarrh will in time wear out. The theory is false. Men try to be lieve it because it would be pleas ant if true, but it is not, as all know. Do not let an acute, attack of cold in the head remain unsubdued. It is liable to develop into catarrh. You can rid yourself of the cold ami avoid all chance of catarrh by using Dj Sage's Catarrh Remedy, " if al. ready aftbetod rid yourself of this troublesome-disease speedily by the sime means. At all druggists. For Sale, I 0 00 LBS LI TYB METAL, CLEAN tLQd. in good cccaitioB. wiirbe sold cheap. r Apply at . -. . injiTU - TnisomcE. OPERA HOUSE. OCTOBER aiBT. A NIGH'OFE. AN AKAlilAN NIGHT. TWO Of AUGUSTIN-DALY'S trrMt. finm- dies, with a splendid New York Company, di rect from Dalv's Theat.ro. .. Keservea boats at l ates' Satirrday mornintr. oct 17 tf . i . i . , ; . Almond Heal ; Soap Foit .the coHpBxiqk; O IQIILY JtECOililENDED VoK WIllTfiN- lujr. softoning: aud beautifying tho skin and removinq: tan, dlscolorations or other im purities. For sale by , - . MUNDS BROTHERS. sep2itr; , 104 N. Front St.- i . . j . mi . Notice, HAVING OPENED A FIRST-CLASS BAK EKY at store No.. 130 Market , streets I would' be glad to have, my .friends and the public-generally -to call, asfl 'guarantee to keep nothing but what is fresh. : 1 hate my Bread and Cakes baked every day. - -. . . Respectfully, . ''.'. octHlw "vy. A. PATTKN.' H ' .''.; . - - "; ."7: : - .-r i : ?"J rjVt LlPS, CROCUS, FREBSrAS, ANEJIONI, Chinese Sacred Lily, etc., etc., . 1 V - At JAMES D. NUTT'S, oetlOtf-, '.'The Druggist. Klemann & Thompson.' niibLirjERY AND; FANCY GOODSV FRESn, NEW, BEAUTIFULAND . f ELEGANT BONNETS; -'J; -and-: CALL AND Leave Your Orders BEFORE THE RUSH IS TOO GREAT AND HAVE YOUR, Bonnets TO YOUR, SATISFACTION, FOR' MISS GOODWIN FEARS NO COMPETITION AS HER REPU TATION HAS ESTABLISHED HEK A5 The Best Trimmer IN WILMINGTON. No. 24 North Front "Str II. crqNenberg, pnoTOGnAriiiiit,i - . v-.t.i l KTISTIC AND SUPERBLY EXECUTED xjl " r " ' ' - : ' ' '-' photographs at reasonable prices, j : FRAMING A SPECIALTY. t o : . jy 23 tf . t I 116 Market St., Hoath "tide" - Wotice. J HAVE REMOVED MY LAUNDlcrFROM Market street to North Front, 'between! Chest- nutnd Mulberry, where I wilt bo pleased to" fcfs an of my friends and the 'buciio con- ' erally. ;-rH-. :- - r - SANXEE. ' ' C i oct s i m f , Propirletor Chinese Laundry. . .' ; -s TaWe Ronrd.:- FEW GENTLEMEN CAN HE ACCOM3h.; ted. TithTrablc'Eoard on .nrnratica at: j mch 2r it a 'iui u a?.