North Carolina Newspapers

4 W THIS TAPBB FLEASS N0TIC2. ; :. We wm t glad to receive 'comriuxlcat! ' from our menC3 ca any ana all Er.T:;:cts V general interest, tut . The nnniocttiao writer must always bo ; nished to the Editor., , ' J' Commxinlcatlons must be written on but one side ot the papeir., "i1!" ; Personalities must te: avoided. I : I And it is especially ana particularly udcr stood that tne EOitor oocs4act :xOT7ays endors , the views ot corresponaents cnicci ta stated ' In the editorial clmniis. - ' orprTeveui.SiWi excepted.' ,-rxi -mi tor and Prop. 1 Three J1 delivered oy carriers, free Ir rart of the city, at the above ni tie in wee Ltd1 rates iu , -.!-. rpoort auj ana VOL XIII. WILMINGTON, N. C. FKIDAY, OCTOBER 25, ISSfl. NO ,253. tbelr paper reguiariy.. toi rt-t . til Tr ... I lUlh JAIU TV fW -. . .. nts in the most elegant ornv .. a. ittTlVE AND NUTRITIOU OUlUt Trtl op-THK fjGS OF CALIFORNIA, . ,-a -ifTi trif medicinal of plants known, to be Li beneficial to' the human .ten, forming an agreeable 'effective laxative to.perma- itly cure riaDuuai. ..ou&u-Mh-nn. and the many ills de- idinff on a weak or inactive Edition of the i. ; ; r , DDIETS. LIVER MID BOWELS. ;tistheir.ost excellent remedy known to Ui$E THE SYSTEM EFFECTUALLY VhtBoneisiiljosrt.ODsupatea so that- PUSECLOOO, REFRE3HIMU oLKEri HEALTH ana ai u,n-i tot NATURALLY FOLLOW, f Ererv one is using it and all are delighted wim n. ASK YOUR ORUQOIST FOR 0ANUFACTURED ONLY BY iUFORNIAFlG SYRUP CO. SAM FRANCISCO, CAL, iTf. m W YORK. N. Y BUtSERT R BELiLiAjlYr WHOLESALE DKUGGISt - - ti s U Itw wilmlngtop, jr. v Iiheritetl Blood PoUbn. . " Hot many people there are, whose distress iasnres, aches, palna anl eruptive ten- li4ia m Ana tn 1rVioHtOi1 Wnfvl TtOlSftTl. jKWHNO UW bU AAAAAWAAVW .www MMpasses from parent to cnlld,and it is e4m h tha lint v nf InchonI onrf Tdfft til Mr Wood pure. This is easily accom- lsaed by a timely use of B. B. B. (Botanic Balm), send to Blood Balm Co., At- tor boot ol most conYlnclng prooL imes nm, AUauta, Ga , "WTltes: "My two a were afflicted with Wood poison. -wtu Mora said was heredltarT. They both bro h in sores and eruptions which li.li.li. rmptly controlled and finally cured com- aiy." in S.M. winiams. Sandy. Texas, writes: lj Uiree Door afflicted children . who lnher- 4 Mood poison, have Improved rapidly after ts. Wilson, Jlen Alpine Station.' N. C, iB. 1385. writes: "Bone and blood poison ytime to have, my lee amputated, and on pinmp there came a large ulcer, which worse everv day until doctors irave me Ka die. I only welehed 120 oounda when I pa to take B. B. B., and 13 oottlea increased p vetgat to 180 pounds and made me sound hi nJ Knew jwnat good neatm I v. . jflsses Burr and James jpU BEGIN THE 25TiI ANNUAL 8ESS- PMtaelr School for young ladles and chll Monday, October 7th, F ie School House, on Third street, imme- pfr North of St. John's hurcl. Btrnction Thoroucrli and Terms lteasonable. Miction in vocal music, calis ICS AND NEEDLEWORK W1TII- OUT EXTUA CITAKGE. r. i . :5?.?.y Mrs- Cushing. ! Pupils attending ttSlfii? convenient hours at the residence VrtlLlQ crayon. Oil, 'Water Color iand oecorauve arts, tauzht at reduced rateiu r-iS lHler Particulars Inquire at 224 'North sep23 it. i7" 71 TT . . . r uaifs and (icn lcnmi r.wilmiDiw- T . . - . - ; b:i buying what you need trp i Si8?? -;a 17 Market street, between b iS lat?p Look -for the sign of the reSi D0U t ml8S tne Place Look lendld une of Ware kept constantly'ln vr Jtc?.q Bet good Ware when you buy "ATfeON. j . oct 9 tf ED 4-i i inn Vji . " r- "j ; true tOthftir namM VillniMcurM. ' uw cm eod nrm r WTv?Ht-- liSJi . W- P- TOOMER, Cashier. lAOPnt. ': ' KS Uax STJ. WILMINGTON, N. C., tZ1 mterp TrJ vu usiacu)ry secuniy. The leader of the band of Christ- an Scientists; in Memphis, ainem- uer or tne j irst baptist Church; has been expelled. ; L i : ; Duncan T. Parkert of Anniston, Ala., has recently criven the i. ficent sum of $100,000 to the Twelfth ' Street Baptist Church of r, that city. ' It is proposed to 'bring in a bill at ! the next session Of Ithe British Par-' lament to put a restraint on im provident marriages, the great pro- portion of such marriages being ' made by those under S.'i jrears of age. i When the Pope recently received a letter from Harvard University in ! acknowledgment of some presents which he had sent it, he read -the communication out aloud slowly. and expressed his admiration of the classical Latin in which it was writ ten. President Harrison is not a Ma son. Two members of his Cabinet are Masons, but neither of them is a Knight Templar. The only secret organization 'of which the President is a member is a college fraternity of the "Greek letter order," the Phi Delta Theta,! which he joined in 1852, while a student at the Miami University, Ohio. During the eight months ended August 31st, 1889, the immigration of Europeans, to the United States was nearly 100,000 less than during the same period, of 1888. The ques tion of foreign.immigration to this country is rapidly working out its own solution jwithout the interven tion of Congress. While the Euro pean movement to this country is rapidly declining, there is a strong increase in the emigration from Spain and Italy to South America. 1 Experts in; California predict a sharp advance soon in the wine pro duct of the State, as the crop U short this season, and many vine yards have fed grapes to I the hogs rather than sell the fruit at the low prices offered by the wine-makers. Wine has sold as low this summer as 85 cents per gallon, and grapes have brought only $6 per ton. The reac tion has already set in, and dealers predict good prjees this winter. ;Mary Anderson has won a high position as a maker of bread. She writes to the London Times giving her recipe for the staff qf jife. She is cosmopolitan in her tastes, being an A.merican wh makes English bread out of 'Hungarian flour and French yeastJ She saysj "Bread, if made as I have described, will not turn sour, and will be sweet and moist for at least eight or ten days if kept in a pan." Jt is said that William Winter, the critic considers Mary ax great genius as a bread maker. Kingr Dinah, the Senegambian who made a sensation in Paris, has started for his native land in a pre oarions oondition. His' constitution has been wrecked by his life in the French capital. He did very well until the Shah of Persia reached Paris, but after he had i hob-nobbed with the King of Kings Dinah seemed to lose' his head, j He dissi pated in a hundred different ways and his stalwart frame 'seeined o defy fatigue. Suddenly lie collaps ednobo"dy knows just why. His Persian f rienus never expect to see him again. sumpcn quv.ed'by Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup, a remedy of fifty years' standing, known and used all over the world. Do yourself the favor to give it a trial. ion will be amply repaid. LOCAL ISTEKTS- IXDKX TO NKW ADVKRTISBMKNTS i B F Pixnt Clothlne 1 ' Munps Bros Pharmaqsts W M ccMwijio Mattresses .We'-now have the bes Poeket Spssor juade. N. Jacobi Hdw. Co. t Youwill find a nice assortment of Rifles at the N. Jacobi Hdw. Co. Just the article to make j your boy happy- Heating Stoyes of all kinds and sizes. We will' give you substantial goods and low prices. ?N. Jacobi Hdw. Co. , rwiofir nnr stock of Standard Cutlery is very complete.' We keep everything lii this line that jo u cm pogsioiy desire, anu our privets the lowest. Drop In and JopH at oqr assortment. TX. Jacohi Hdw. Co. t Laundrv Ironin?! Stoves are kolrt by the N. Jacobi Hdw. Co. t New River ovsters were sellincr this morning at $ 1.10 c to fl.20 per gallon. onor, uartnages, ijoaciea sneiis i;if Af ii i,t,i- m-ia iw t it Fresh pork sold at S cents per nound vesterdav afrernnon hv the hog. It retails in the market at 10 cents. i ' 1 : . :' : . ""- , '. I -1- 11C1 C CIC bUSCO . ici iw- day and hence Alderman 1 Hicks jlid not preside in the temple of Justice this morning. Hands wanted on fine Pants. None but those that can do first class work need apply., I. Shrier cor. Front and Princess. tf " The British steamship Xochmore, reported by us as arrived yesterday, is the largest of the season, register ing 1,003 tons net. Mr. Julian S. Carr, Chief Marshal of the Fayetteville Centennial, has appointed Col. Roger Moore, of this city, his iirst assistant,' The fair weather promised for to day arrived on time. It has been clear and cool all ;Jday, with the wind from the Northwest. Sick headache is retidily cured by Hcod's Sarsaparilla, which tones and regulates the digestion, and creates an appetite. The transfer steamer of the C. F. & Y. V R. R., which was surelyiex pected here to-day, was not in sight off the bar at 3:30 o'clock this after noon. Iadies will find a very handsome and complete line of ladies Muslin Underwear at astonishing low prices at the Wilmington Shirt Factory 1$3 Market street, 8ign cf the blue awning, , tf Gorton Minstrels, which are billed for the Opera House next Wednes day night, are playing now 'inthis State and are well spoken of by our exchanges. We understfn that a female base ball nine will play at the Seaside Grounds, in this city, on next Tues day afternoon. They will play with a nine from this city, made qp to meet them. The alarm of Ore last night, about 10, o'clock, was caused by the de struction of a small, out house on the premises of Ben Wace, colored, on Campbell, between Fourth and Fifth streets. To-morrow bids fair to ho apretty day for a trip to the coast. A train on the Seacoast R. R. will leave at 10 o'clock to-morrow and the fare for the round trip on any train that day is only 25 cents. The watch and chain to be preT sented to Mr, R, F, Warren are now on exhibition at Mr. Honnet's jewelry store, instead of Mr. Dingel hoef's, as we stated yesterday and as was reported to us. Master Eddie Gerken was badly, but not seriously hurt-this morning, during recess at the Tileston Nor mal school, by being thrown ainst a crossbar, while playing. He faint ed, but soon reoovered, and will probably be all right to morrow. Forecasts, J, For Nortl Carolina fair weather, olwed in western portion by rain, and warmer. For Wilmington and vicinity, fair weather. , I,, ,, .., , , ! Syrup of Fcs. Produced from the laxative and nutritious juice of California figs, combined with the medicinal virtues of plants known to be most benefi cial to the human system acts gent yx on he lidneys, liver and bowels effectually cleansing the system, dis pelling colds and headache, and curing habitual constipation. Mr. V- B. Viggins returned to the oity last night from the North em markets, where she purchased a fine assortment of millinery and fancy goods. Shabrought out with her a first-class trimmer. Her store, No. 115 Market street, is, now being overhauled and renovated anc pre pared for th reception of the pew goos. j . . : Itefresltlnc and Invigoratlns: . Delicious Soda; Water as ItH wn from Munds Brothers' magnifceut new sodajfountain at a temperature of 34. Purest Fruit Syrnp,Milk Shakes and Natural Mineral Water. One Hundred ami One Years Old. i ... . . Mrs. Rebecca Brown, relict of the late John Brown, was to day 101 years old. She was born October 25th,; 1788. 1, Oneyear ago, amid the rejoicing arid "congratulation of her descendants, she celebrated her cen tenmal. May she live many years yet, in health and strength to cele brate other birthdays. I To promptlyTeiieve and perman ently cure rheumatism or neuralgia,, use Salvation Oil. For sale by all druggists at 25 cents a bottle, r .-Union Service There will be a union service of the several Episcopal congregations of this city at St. Paul's nextSunday night at 8 o'clock. There will be several addresses delivered on the attitude of the Episcopal Church toward "Christian Unity." All those, of whatever - name, who are interested in this subject of so great importance,are invited to attend this service. Cane Presentation, j Tlie bridge oil the C. F &'Y. V. R. R. over Hlaok River has been thoroughly completed and the force were here, to day. They left-at 2.20 on theC. C. R. R. for work on the line of the road farther West. While here they purchased and presented to the contractor, Mr. N. L, Hall, a haudsome gold-headed cane. The presentation was made at Front Street Depot this forenoon. The Crew of tlie Pioneer. Norfolk Virginian: The crew pf the Clyde Line- steamer Pioneer wrecked off Ocracoke iLight, about a Aveelt ago, arrived in Norfolk on Wednesday afternoon on the Old Dominion . Line steamer Newbern. There were 10 men, all told,and they will be carried to New Yoak by the Clyde people. The captain and mate did not come up with the crew remaining at Ocracoke Inlet to look after some of the cargo' which, has been washed ashore. . ;: Ponder on Till. There is sometimes tod much mis behavior at marriages la some of the city churches. A few nights ago it was found necessary by the pastor to adininister aj public, re buke to those who had evidently forgotten themselves. j-A building dedicated to the worship pf Almighty God is not the place for jest and jibe and laughter. It is not seemly. jr it is not comely and it is not decent Let thoughtless people take this thing to heart and ponder on it. 1 ,i . At est In Oakdale. The funeral services over the re mains of the late Mr. Joel W. Wool vin were held this forenoonfand the interment was at Oakdale. The ser vices took place at Grace M. E. vuurou, ui wui4 ucucascu was u. member, Rev. W. S. Creasy offi ciating. Wilmington Cbmmandery of Knights Templar attended in full uniform. After the conclusion of the services of the church, at the grave, the beautiful and impressive ritual of the Knights was read, with all of the forms and observances rej quired. The pall bearers were Col. Roger Atooxe Mr. George Chad bouvn4 Capt. T. J. Soutlierland and Messrs. John W. Perdew, John W. Monroe, A. J. Yopp, R. J. Jones and L. H. Bo widen. . VYeAro Endorsed. The position; of the Rkvikw in op posing any additional taxation for street improvements is endorsed by ah-up to ivn taxpayer, wfc.o says that the expenditures are not judiciously made. He says that improvements are generally made down town to the entire neglect of. 'up town streets aud that irequently the same piece of work has been put down and torn up and relaid at several different times and that enough money of the taxpayers in trying to make water i run up hill' on Chestnut street in the vicinity .of the Postofiice has been wasted in the past few years. in his opinion, to have whole street from East placed one to West itsi entire length in splendid order, by ! which engines at an alarm coul j reach the Eastern part of tUs eity with greater rapuliy and. not '-stair do going t,of fires. nJJ" UV 7. V'V 'l, 1 , Good horses and comfortable Tehlcles and Dr. Sages Catarrh Remedy would careful drivers ready on demand. . offer',' as they have donei'" for" man v. Attention is specially invited to our large vprk a tiiuin reward of 50O for &Vctyard and our facilities for housing horses ivr. a snuKun rew.arti 01 joe a"dcu;e ln the basement of our large sta a case of Catarrh which they cannot hies. . i t . eure,df thev did not positively know" nates as low as can be found elsewhere, that the Re'medy will absolutely and , ve us a call : and we will do our best to permanently cure Catarrh. Sold by " Plcase Joui c OBRELL, druggists, at only 00 cents. Jy"29tt ' Prorrt,or NEW ADVEUT.SJiiM EKT3 I Riotice. J HAVE 11EMOVED MY LAUNDRY FliOM Market street to North Front, between Chest nut and Mulberry, where I will be pleased to. see all of my friends and the public cren erally. SAN LEE, " oct 8 lm Proprietor Chinese Laundry. 1 ; , ; Counters! and Shelving. A ' BARGAIN TN THE ABOVE CAN BE HAD by calling on ; f j ' WM. E. SrKlNGEKS: CO., C !v : ' I Purcell BuildiD?. , All new. Been In use a shorttime. - sep27tt . ;.' .. ; - ' ; CROKENBEllG, PnOTOGllAPHKll, KTISTIC AND SUPERBLY . EXECUTED Photographs at reasonable prices. FRAMING A SPECIALTY, jy 29 tf 116 Market St.. south side. - SPECIAL NOTICE ! yE ARE THE SOLE OWNERS OF THE following ilnest and well known Brands o WHISKIES in the market: Southern Star Rye, :;KV":: Cabinet Rve, Our Standard Rye, Bouquet Rve, State Guard x xxx Cabinet. There is nothing better sold anywhere, and all first-class barrooms sell all or one of the above Brands. Brunhild ,Simon& Co., I 111 N. Front St., Dealers in Liquors, Cigars and Tobaccos, aug 27 tt ! BUCKWHEAT, BUCKWHEAT, BUCKWHEAT. NEW HULLED BUCK WH EAT. FlllST OF THE SEASON. CALL AND TRY IT. All Oilier Good in a First Class GROCERY STORE. FOR SALE BY Jno, L. ; Boatwright. 15 and 1 7 Fo. OCt 4 tf Front St. Wilmington.Seacoast E,R QN AND AFTER SUNDAY, OCT. 20TII, 18S0, TRAINS WILL RUN AS FOLLOWS: ' Leave Hammocks at 8:00 a. ia.; arrive Prin cess street at 8:35 a. m. dally, except Sunday. Leave Hammocks at 5:10. p. m.; arrive at Princess street at 5:45 p. m. dally. Leave Princess street at 2SX) and;X)p.m. daily. Church Train will leave Hammocks at 9:40 f and arrive rrlncess street at 10:15 a. m. Sunday ; only. ! "Rvrurslon Trains will leave Princess street I on Saturday at 30:00 a.m. j Rfular tare on Saturday 2.1 eents. J. R.NOLAN, oct IT tt oon'l Manager. OrrelHs Stables, OHNKU TIUUI, AND PRINCESS STS., Kj i arf wH equipped with everything necessary : n a first class Livery and sales Stables. , NEW ADVEBTISEBIfiKTS ... . '. .... 0 ; ' NOW" IS THE TLME .TO BUr.YOUll- - " . i- ' j Pall an d Winter .0 i-t CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST. :0 RftVft' and TVhf Mrnn'c : ; a; specialty, and'sold at-r r".; Mew" York Call at once and be convinced. "" Don't "fori - get our line of ! LATEST BROAD WAT; "BLACK? IN SILK HATS ONLY S3.O0. b. f.penny,:- THE CLOTHIER, oct 17 tf llO Market Street. COAL AND W00"rj l:; 1 : SiOOOTonCoaliS" O b' BEST VARIETIES AND SIZES NOW ijf,5; STOCK AND SELLING :ATPOPUi: '" : J i LAR PRICES. ' ' ' ' 200 Cords W ood OF THE BEST KINDS READY FOR : ! PROMPT DELIVERY. ' Cut for stoves, etc. , when so preferred. : .' ! J. A. SPRINGER, : Freesia Refracta Alba. SMALL BULBS. BEARING PECULIAR flowers of delicious fragnrance; .whicft last a long-time, bloom in an ordinary greenhouse; but, : better still, it grows well and blooms freely ln an ordinary sitting-room. If placed near the window. Will stand a slight freez ing. I It appears to the best advantage when four or five bulbs are set ln a six -Inch pot ln light, rich soli. Bulbs ready now. At JAMES D. NUTT'S, ? 230 North Front St. The Druggist, . PURCELL HOUSE. j Would respectfully announce to the travelling public and citizens generally that the old . : PUECELL HOUSE i WILL BE REOPENED UNDER MY MAN - AGEMENT ON OR ABOUT December 1st; The House has been tnoronghly overhauled and renovated and many Important additions have been made. -It will be refurnished from top to bottom. Good and experienced help ' will i be employed, and I guarantee good fare,! good beds and good service. - ' , ; : j Respectfully, AUG. RODER, ! PROPRIETOR. ... oct 19 till dec l. Baskets, Paper, PAPER BAGS, TWINES, Blank Hooks, Stationery, SCHOOL SUPPLIES, &c. Full -Stock'! Boffom Prices'! Wilmington Paper Com pfy, 11 NOHTIi WATJBK BT. A Almond Meal Soap POil TUB COMPLEXION; JJIGHLY RECO MENDED FOR WHITEN- trig, softening and beautifying the skin nd removing tan, d iscoloratlons or CtlZCXlm pujltles. , : i For sale by . ' munds brothers; Oct 19 tf ' 104 N. Front SC. Galo. QLD NEWSPAPEltS FOR 'SALE, AT TOUU own price at ans . uevisw omcs -1 4