North Carolina Newspapers

THIS PA?EK ' ..ry evening Sundays excepted. j PLEASS NOTICS. ;.'.- : . We. wm ; to giaa to recelvp rcociiaiinicMl f from oixr wends on any ana all BUfcjects -general Interest, trat ; V" -J:'- t:;-i-v . The name of the writer must always be nisheatothoEOitor. . J r . . ', . cmrnririlcations must, te written onvl)tit one side of tne" paper. Personalities must to avoidea. : - - 1 Ana it ls'espccialiy and particniariy nnaer stood that tne Editor does not .always enaors the views or corresponaents anlcss so stated in tne editorial colnmns. - NEW ADVERTISI2J!li2X3? V ,P1 osH. T. JAMES, .Editor and Prop. - six montu3 $3.00. Three rionth, 35 cents. one - delivered by carriers, free -fr'nlrt of tue city, at the above I - JratelowandUberaL - i')erswlll please report any and T tbelripaper resularly. VOL Xirif j WILMINGTON, N, C SATUUDAY, OCTOBER 26,1889. NO 254. W : J 1L 1IE PTT h I v pients ia Uie mow: eiegaa -h , . r-iixATIVE and NUTRITIOU3 JUICE -OFTHB- FIGS OF CALIFORNIA, Combined with the medicinal virtues of plants known to be oost beneficial tQ the human system, forming an agreeable cd effective laxative to perma sBitly cure Habitual Consti pation, and the many ills de pending on a weak or inactive condition of the -' s , KOMEYS, LIVER AND BOVJELS. itis the most excellent remedy known to r WIETHE SYSTEM EFFECTUALLY ' When cne is Eilious or Constipated SO THAT PURE ELOODf REFRE8HIWQ SLEEP, HEALTH and STRENGTH NATURALLY FOLLOW. Everyone is using it and all are delighted with it. f " ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR MANUFACTURED ONLY BY - CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. SAM FRANCISCO, CAL. mvtUI. Kt. NEW YORK. N. Y - Forsale'hy . -v BOrJERT B BKLLAMY. WHOLESALE DRUGGIST, tt3iyiw: Wilmington, N. c. Inherited Blood Poison. - Hoi many people there are whose distress acaanres, aches, pains land eruptive ten tafla are due to Inherited blood poison. UM passes from parent to chlld,and It Is I assure to tue duty of husband and wire to vrpaar tuooa pure, this is easuy aucum fUtei by a timely use ! of B. B. B. (Botanic Sood Balmy Send to Blood Balm Co., At- mta, tot vv ot most convincing proof. jameaHilL Atlanta, Ga, writes: "My two ans were afflicted with Wood -poison, which lectors said was hereditary. They both broke nt in sores and eruptions which B. B. U. iraapuy QQnuonea ana nnauy curea com- Mrs. S. M. Williams, sandy, Texas, writes: mj "uto ywi juiucieu exuiureu, wuu uiuci WHood poison, hare Improved rapidly after ice of B. a b. It is a Godsend." J.R. Wilson, Jien Alpine Station, N. C, 13. 1885, writes: "Bone and blood poison rad me to have my leg amputated, and on aestump there came a large ulcer, which P worse every day until doctors gave me gtodle. I only weighed 120 pounds when I sw to take B. B. B., and 12 bottles Increased vweirt t to 180 pounds and made me sound wiwelL I never knewi what good health. lisses Burr and James i ILL BEGIN THE 25TH ANNUAL SESS- 81 their School for young ladles and cnll- on Monday, 8 tie iichool Douse, on 'Third street, imme 7 Xonh of st. John;s Church. instruction Thorough and TermsJleasonable. Auction 'in vocal music, calis ejics and needlework with out extka charge." rnmental Music on Pianoforte or Organ s. uusning; Pupils attending TSiH? convenient hours at the residence wjedmtlr13 wm " desired, be accommo- Cs in Crayon, Oil Water Color and Par fEatlve arts taught at reduced rates. Partlcularslnqulre at 224 North Ctreet. j sep23tf UJifg and Gerleman of Wilmin'ton YOUR REGULAR CilOCK- nri82?' No-17 Market street, between ScSen'S? JVater. Loot tor the sign of the twi?her- Ooo't miss the place. Look e? v?a of Ware teV constantly In wTcan set good Ware when you buy f oct9tf H1BHU5T wc.KEEPERScan prove by a single these Extractsfare the'cheapest; mI telr nlmesfuirmeasurei flw 6m eoa nrm 'atinsonT W. P. TOOMER, Cashier. sident. h.. - "ngton Savings & Trust Co., 1ADpt, h Lento iSS? ai- WILMINGTON, N. C, Itt5?nj?y on satisfactory security. rtiayouns Beauregard, near 75 years old and A notable decrease' ! ha- tiiken snowy, carries himself twenty years place in the British convict popula younger. , ! 'tion. In July last the total number The knobiest thing out ' amonsr stealing the jdodr knobs and door plates from residences. The French are now able to ) put in the field seven armies of a total strength of !l,300,000 men, equipped for a long campaign, and supported by an ample; reserve, j This is five times the force that Napoleon III-, could muster in 1870. ' j , The New York Herald sizs tin Mahone ery niclyjWhen he .saysj that he is engaged xn the rascally attempt to ayay one race against another. Mahone makes no secret of his contempt for the negro and yet they will vote for him. Subscription lists for the big fair have been opened in New York and the money is coming in with a grand rush a sort of j hop, skip and a jump, as it were. On the first day $300,000 was booked by four parties. In addition to this nearly as much had been j previously subscribed, informally. The couibiittee want to raise $5,000,000 and they will do it. i There is -a movement in Rich mond, which is fast assuming form, to discard colored, help and en ploy white labor. It is proposed to import this latter. -Inhere are lots of poor white people ; in Richmond who are too proud to go into service. The same thing is. true of Wilming ton. It is a false pride, however. There is no -degradation in honest labor. The necessity for it is an accident that may be; overcome bv pluck and industry, j i The Supreme Court! of Iowa has recently handed down a decision to the effect that a juror; ; would not be disqualified though h had read all the newspayer reports of a case, and though these reports may have made a certain impression upon him, if he should swear that he would be capable of rendering an impartial' verdict on the evidence. This precedent, if established every where, woukhremovei a formidable obstruction to the securing of in telligent juries. j t ! - TheDemocrats inj Montana are not idle. They do not propose to have the election stolen from them and it will not be done. Per contra, some of the intending thieves will find themselves in more trouble than they counted on at the outset. ; The gand Jury will have i something to say. me new xorK neraid special says: . j i A Drominent Butte republican and business mani whose name the demo crats refuse to reveal went to the railroad camp of Wash, Nugent &. Co,, a week ago, and! being a per sonal friend of Mr. JNugentne in quired how business was and then said: "1 can put youon toascneme whereby you can make more money than by contracting and easier. You are a republican. Some of those employed by vou may nave votea the democratic ticket at the Tunnel nrecinct. but the republicans have fully determined thati the precinct shall be thrown out. ; It can't be done without the help of some of the men in this camp. We want some afH davits from voters in this precinct claiming fraud by the democrats. I If you I will give us these affidavits we will give : you anywhere between $1,000 and $3,000." ! I Mr. Nu?ent lefused the offer, ordering his visitor out of the camp, ana tne aemocrats nave iiisnmuavit. to the above statement. In addi tion the dembcrats have affidavits from others who were 'offered money under the same "conditions. The best affidavits the democrats have . f X 1 1 come rro4n cue men wnn wuose sworn statements the canvassers threw out the precinct. They show that Barnard and Jones, the repub lican managers, obtained from four Swedes,- who were unable to read Or write affidavits to the enect nau thev had voted the. democratic- ticket; that Barnard and Jones had cnanged the statement to maKe it read 'voted the straight republican ticket. it One of the affidavits presented to; tilt?, tun aooi co oiuL-t s j i Ham Brown, registered "at Wo sacli man was i fli Tnnnol nrecinct. ! t . . V r ciiAii fitflll i r .... .1 -.lJ. ....,1. nnli man can ue luuuw wuu mauc jsu. nn Affidavit. iThe evicleuce against the republican conspirators now in the hailtlS OI tne ueiuucruis win j riirned - over to the Silver -Bow county Grand Jury, "We have met the enemy and they are ours. " said Commodore; t fimo oiiinof the storv of the j voted there and no.i" battle of Lake Erie; And it is also a fact that Dr. Bull's CoughSyrup iVno sooner u-ed than the . cold is pears ,. in custody, under sentence of penal .-. , , . servimuo nau uroppeu o o,uo, as compared withll,6G0 twenty years ago. The - number of- women fallen very much below even .recent 'years, the number in 1888 being 57 ( and in 1883, 180. Tne whole number of women in England and Wales j now un der sentence of penal ser- vituue is only 4oa, or -'lees than a third of the daily overage female convict population of ten years ago. It would be interesting to knoy how many pensions are paid to day to parties who arenot- legally en titled to them. The system is evi dently rotten "from maintruck to keelson." We have not one word to say against pensioning those whose honorable wounds entitle them to relief but there are prob ably a great number of cases where fraudulent pensions are. paid. We see an instance stated of a "wo man who is drawing a pension as a widow while her husband is still alive. Application at tho Pension Office for information on this point was flatly refused, the natural inference being, therefore, that it is a true bill. - The blood is the source of health. Keep it pure by taking Hood's Sar saparilla, which is peculiar in its curative power. LOCAL 3STEWS. Index to Nbw advertisements B P Penny Clothing Munds Bros Pharmacists W M Cummino Mattresses R C ObrelIi Horses for Hire J D N err Open all day to-morrow Braddt & gaylord The Racket Store ... Day's length 10 hours and 53 nun utes. - . -" ' : Suuset to morrow afternoon at 10 minutes past 5 o'clock; ; We. now. have the best Poeket Scissor made. N. Jacobi Hdw. Co. f It has ..been" a bad day for report ers to tramp about the city in search of news items. Shot, Cartridges, goaded Shells and ammnnition of all kinds for sale bv the N. Jacobi Hdw. Co. The Register of Deeds has issued marriage licenses this week to six white and two colored couples. Mayor Fowler returned from Ral eigh last night and again has his hand on the helm of the old ship of State. You will find a nice assortment of Rifles at. the N. Jacobi Hdw. Co. Just the article to make your boy happy. j - I t Heating! Stoves of all kinds and sizes. We will give you substantial goods and low prices. N. Jacobi Hdw. Co. t Services iri St. John's Church to morrow: Holy Communion 7.30 a. m.; morning prayer and sermon, 11 a. m. Sunday School 4 p. m. Hands wanted on fine Pants. None but those that can do first class work need apply. I. Shrier cor. Front and Princess. . tf On account of the .change of schedule on the Carolina Central R. R. the mail going East , on - train No. 51 on that road will close at G. p. m. Rev. A. G. McManaway of Char lotte, N. C will preach at the First Baptist Church to-morrow at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Sunday school at 3:30 p. m. Capt. C. R. Branch, who has been a conductor several years on the W. C. & A. Railroad, has been appoint ed yard master at the freight yards to succeed the late Mr. Penmark. Rev. W. S. Creasy, the pastor, will conduct Sabbath services as i usual to-morrow at . Grace M. E. inlinrfth at 11 o'clock a. m. anil 7i whether the belis ring or not. Ladies will find a very handsome and complete line of ladies Muslin unuerwear uaiuuiainug iuw pncea at the Wilmington Shirt Factory 122 Market street. ' Sign of the blue awning. i U tf Ilefreslilns and Invigorating Delicious Soda AVater as drawn from Munds Brothers' magnificeut new soda fountain at a temperature of Ijaimdry Ironing Stoves are sold by the N, Jacobi Hdw. Ccj. t The rainfull here up tofs o'clock this afternoon amounted to 1.89 inches. -y In St. Paul'sEvangelicalLutheran Church the evening services will hereafterbegin at 7.30 o'clock, j There have beentwelve interments here this, week. Of these two adults and ober.child were interred in Oak dale, one adult in Bellevue and six children and two adults in Pine Forest.. ; ' At b'alf past 7 o'clock to-night at the Seamans "Bethel -tlie business and workingmen will hold their customary prayer- and experience meeting. All are invited. At St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church to-morrow mOrningj the Rev. J. W. Primrose's subject J will be "The Witness of the Spirit."; In the evening it will be "How to be Happy.'" j . i ' Rev. W. M. Kennedy will preach at the Seaman's Bethel !to morrow (Sunday) evening at 4 o'clock, in stead of 4:B0, as announced in the morning papers. Seamen and the public are invited to attend. Cutlerv. Our stock of Standard Cutlery is very complete, everything in this line th possibly desire, and our the-low est. Drop in and We keep at you can prices are ook at our assortment. N. Jacobi Hdw. Co. t The address to morrow night in the First Presbyterian Church by Dr. Hoge.will be especially to 3'oung men. The subject is, "The Chris tian Soldier's Armor," The hour of service has been changed to 7.30 o'clock. j The silver pitcher and goblet to be presented to Mr. R. F. vVarren by his fellow members of! the Wil mington Steaiq Fire Engine uo. No. 1, spoken of by us several days ago, is now on exhibition atMh Honriet's jewelry store. - j Praaching at the Seaman!s Bethel to morrow afternoon at (4 o'clock, instead of at 5 o'clock, as formerly Please notice the change v from 5 o'clock to 4 o'clock. The puplic gen erally and seamen in particular are nvited to attend. j . ' The fire alarm struck this after noon but it was a false! alarm, or rather no alarm at all. One of the wires . was broken this morning during the storm and workmen were engaged in repairfng it j when the bell sounded. Don't! If a dealer offers you a bottle of Salvation Oil without wrappers or labels, or in a mutilated condition, don't touch, it donH buy it at any price there is 1 something wrong it may be a dangerous or worthless counterfeit. Insist upon getting a perfect, unbroken, genuine package. I St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church. The services in St. Paul's Evan gelical Lutheran Church, corner Market and Sixth streets, Rev. F. W. E. Peschau pastor, to morrow, will be in German at 11! a. in. and in English at 8 p. m. All are wel come at the services. Centennial lialL We acknowledge thej reception of a handsome, card of invitation ; to the Centennial Reception and Ball, at Fayetteville, on November 20th, to be.given complimentary to Miss Minnie Davis, daughter of the Ex Confederate Chieftain. !Hon. Chas. M. Stedman is one of the honorary managers and Mr. Walker Taylor is a floor manager. The Cotton Receipts. The reoeipts of eotton at this port for the week ending yesterday foot up 5,831 bales, as against 10,397 bales for the corresponding week" of last year, a decrease of 4,536 - bales. The receipts of the crop year to date, foot up 48, 180 bales, against 46,339 bales to same date last year, an increase this year of 1,791 bales." City Court, There were three cases this morn ing for the Mayor. A colored man, charged with assault and .battery and larceny, was bound over to the Criminal Court in the sum of $100 justified bond. Twp colored women, who were marching ----up ?and down Paddy's Hollow tiusi night, were fined $20 each or 30 days in a close cell,' on one wear each day. : ' ' NEW ADVEUTlbRiJ EN T8. MICE-11, HAVE YOU TRIED THEM ? ; WHAT? . . ' .. - COTTON MATTRESSES ! -:0: All pure, white, clean, Cotton. Something extra nice, -v esjeeially for Winter. Call and examine - u 1TZ Princess iStnrooi: - oct 20 It I v - - . : ! Forecasts. For North Carolina, rain and sta tionary temperature. ForWilming ton and vicinity, rains. Children Enjoy The pleasant flavor, gentle action and soothing effects of Syrup of tio-s wIipti in nnwi nf n in vntiVAnfi if the father or mother be costive or bilious the most gratifying results follow its use, so that it is the best family remedy known and every family should have a bottle. By Thanksgiving Day. Things are being pushed forward at a rapid rate now in getting every thing ready for opening the Purcell House It is thought that the build ing will be ready for taking in fur niture next ; week and Mr. Roder hopes now to be able to have every thing ready by Thanksgiving Day, So as to make a big spread on that occasion, r " The Fowler U. li. Club. The Fowler Base Ball Club re turned to the city last night from the fairs at Raleigh and Goldsboro. On account of the bad weather only one game was played in Raleigh, resulting in a score of 5 to 5. But one game ilso was played in Golds boro and this resulted in a complete victory for the Fowlers, the score standing 13 to 0. Christian Association Meeting. The Christian Association of St. Paul's EvangelicalJjutheranChurch will hold its annual meeting at 5.30 p. in. to morrow (Sunday) in Luther Memorial Building. This vigorous and successful body is to eleet its officers for the next year and also to consider some matters of special iradortance and it is therefore earn estly desired that all the members be present. Grand Lecture in Prospect. The Christian Association of the Lutheran Church has made arrange ments to have the Rev. T. W. Con rad, D. D., of Philadelphia, one of the most distinguished and eloquent Lutheran divines in this country and editor of The Lutheran Observer, the oldest, largest, ablest and most widely circulated English Lutheran paper published, to lecture in our city'soon. He has signified his wil lingness to do so. All arrangements hav been perfected except the anj nouncement of the date. This will sooji be made, however. Mayor Fowler in Ilaleigh. Yesterday's? Raleigh News and Observer says: "We were glad to meet in this city yesterday Mayor Fowler,-of Wilmington. He is the progressive mayor of a progressive city. He informs us that Wilming ton is making arrangements to put in a first class sewerage system and he is here for the purpose of exam ining the Raleigh system now being constructed. Mavor. Fowler, in company with Prof. Ludlow, in spected our system yesterday." There is something, we think, a little too previous in this. A really complete" system of sewerage, would cost, we understand, something like $100,000. This money can.be had only by increasing the already large debt of the city and on a vote of the people and we do not think that the taxpayers here are willing to aa suiue any more burdens just now. Do you think the proprietors of Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy would offer, as they have done for man J' years, a standing reward of $500 for a Case of Catarrh which they cannot cure, if they did not positively know that the Remedy will absolutely and permanently core Catarrh. ; Sold by, druggists, at only 50 cents. - T :0:- A Cold "Wave Coming, v . . We have had some bad - weather -to day. It began to rain early tnis forenoon and there was ;ahnqsty a steady downpour up to 3' o'clock." iUtJ treets were uuoueu auu mose-- wno were compeiiea topeouc iouna : ifc exceedingly unpleasant. It 1s probable that it will clear off to I T Vlnj-I -ma?.-. -n Z I I . . V. mmam.A seded tomorrow or Monday by a cold ing from the Northwest. ; V ' Tfivoa Twilna "Iq T Tlav. The new schedule on the Carolina Central R. R. goes into effect on Monday next. There, will then be tlirne nasspnnppp trains nn that. rrfl.n " each day ano: each way. The new train will consist of the through local freight mentioned " by us previously. It will carry passenger PAQnlioQ onrl tr i 1 1 lontra WT 1 1 ri J n rf An at 4 a. in., arriving at Charlotte .at 8:20 p. m. This new schedule Will prove a great convenience to the iiAir.n.nfiln rtnltlir aa wall no tr tnoa 1 travel. We were pleased to receive a visi t this afternoon from Mr. C A. Strangmann, Secretary and Treas urer of the Robert Portner Brewing Co., whose presence in the city we have already spoken of NKW AJDVEKTlSEMEffTH. - . " 4 Open All Day To-Morrow, SUNDAY OCT. 27TH. v JAMES D. NUTT, 230 North Front St. . The Druggist. " M The biggest line BRACES in the city, of Ladles ana Gents oct 2a tf ':- FOR HIRE. IJORSES AND VEHICLES, WITH SKIL ful drivers, will always toe found ready for hire at my Staoles. ' " Horses boarded by the day. week or month. Attention Is specially Invited to our largo stockyard and our facilities for housing horses and cattle in the basement of our large sta bles. . Rates as low as can be found elsewhere. Give us a call and we will do our best to please you. . i R. C. ORKELL. I Proprietor. 11 oct 26 it cor Third and Princess Sta. . RACKET NEWS I AUR BUYER, MR. BRADDY, ONE OP THE proprietors oi tne itAJiu-r ivis, is now In New York purchasing a large Stock for the Fall trade. Mr. Braddyls a wlde-awako and ' careful buyer and has had quite a good ex perience .n that line ard ne will attend all the auction and sheriff sale3 and wlU lay In The Largest and Best Assorted Stock of Goods r i ' 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 TniS LARGE STOCK BEFORE ' THE PUBLIC AT A . ' - Ttnntr citit a r t ir k nriTiT As our motto is "Quick Sales and Small Profits." Millinery and Carpels and Toys" than we have in the- past, as our customers are getting more numerous and our sales -mucii larger every day.- This stock will fb, opened the ' . -; : - - 1st of October and we invite both rich and poor to call and examine our stock before you buy elsen lwrp. We have secured a sufllclent number of clever clerks that will treat all with the same po liteness. Call on us. Very truly yours . BRADDY & GAYLORD , PnOPUIKTOKS. ,.. . U7 S. 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