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this PATE" I suadays excepted, " -.IttdN. POSTAGE FAlDj . : rh COO. THre w earners, firw "i of tie city. cvi? rrPrt anJ 1111(1 wLcr? ;acanl ,:- ,:: the ir.-i-, 4inv ov. f:; i cl-aiia the s f .U-l cold., head- ! " " i 7- ,i aiHl in res habitual x f( it kin.l ever pro i t t'-'t- taslc.and ac I ir;::v NnctiCiai in iti I ..i.ttl III. lv from the V-'-l -mnUe substance?, iU 'jt.l have niaIc it tbJ inos: j u 17 it. I wt accept an) i nmnh no syrup co. j jit mxctsco. CAL, EOtfCKT K II K 1.1. A -MY. wholesale maiunsT, JUST RECEIVED ! rsi lot op n. c. it . ms, wnicn I rtritkuivrr pound. N. c. .MJeaat put Paz. sr.Hl.!n-; n! rat lite. AUO 53ac frtn;rwl l Ham"., Jrrli CUJp tot oa hii.l a buil of tnr Strained X it : rr ii ur. H. ! SWA NX, Act., jrtrvt'A . a Front Stieet. JE HAIR .MATTRESSES A SPECIALTY. !iaito etg for Sale. 0!OUttrsies Renovated. ucumiuiiNc. Sneed & Co., tJxSS TO KNOXV1LLE FURNI- X?ciffUii; rcrr. r Market and Second ri t . . I -srAc, arustic desirns. lowest 11 ly tawtevitocall and inspect m nac mxllll 'tela l!each:nnd Soullipcr l-fl hurray una rrKUy. fi. WHJtflKGTUN 0n .,4 ...... . a. ra., r . ror Cliiaa Beach. . at 3 a and &.aj p. m. . j JPaper andWhidow Shades. ,tTTtXKlX NUHTU CAltOUNA jsj" Ux Jour order tow before wf,W Nmv Year Cardi.. r i :i r - Mot aisortaent toUj. YATES' HOOK STUKK. I .JJ.FT Craig, S i AM.rnun, runner Ca "CtVi, .... ... lh nuK8 1S TIS, .SHEET f Btrtcr. near Front er V' to reoelre ortcrs tXTfi 1 and prompt work sep 9101 CuilMIiox EllOKKUS AND iTi-XJJi Sflrtl Water street. t 5uT rrwl" or Orrvrry Vtno. .flVcLVhr all leading druff . ZT reluMe druggist wh ' t live it hand will pro Cv r-.a:r.tlr fr anv one wh f aug 5m r VOL XIV xo c-A-Xj 3sns"W"si ;.. T . ... . L 1KD1X tO KB ADVXKTTSXVKXTa ?'eed Co Furniture ; Joh B S a jir son A card 3Jods Urothiks Drafglsts ' James II Bcsnso For Bala - W Catlktt Cape Fear Academy" ItzrDixiEi. MoBRtfLus Scnool notice C W YATE3-ali Taper and Window bUadcs TJ,e rei,,U of 'cottT thU port I to-tlay foot Up 2,050 bales. - ' vifftnuTTtTii TT ' J Attention Is directed to a card of r.,.,,,.1, v w.,,M I ' ;. ISZ Jt t .PPr.! m j . - ( jer oi i ucsuay. -Thera.xuay be u cold.wave upiul Local forecasts from 8 a. ra. tc t h. North west, but we'll just be dog- dfty for Wilndngton and vicmitr, gorned if any of it has f truyed down tins way. - - ' "., Merit win?, as tho luarve'IouH hiic coks or ilood'i farsaparilla shows. It ponseitfes.true mdiciual merit. 5old by all druggist. . t I aiu Manufacturer's A"ent for Barbed and all kinds of Wire, Com bination Wire and Iron Fences. Or ders solicited. Jauie I. Metts. Br, steamship Picton, Browne, cleared to-day. for Liverpool with bales of cotton, valued at $385, 000. shipped by Messrs. Alex. Sprunt & Son. r " i Dr." W. J. II. Bellamy has returned 4 from Saratoga, where Jie has been in attendance on Rev, Dr. Hoge, and whom hejeft on the fair road to re covery. .' r ; - . : : j Mr. Jas. H. Bunting, atMessrs.iW. H. Green & Co'b drugstore, offers for sale in ad. published In this Issue' 14 shares stock of Industrial Manufac turing Company. j . i Schr. Wyer Cf. Sargent, Douse, cleared for. Greytown with 213,733 feet of creosoted lumber, valued at 5,885.24,, shipped by the Carolina Oil & Creosote Co. j With 4Regar Paint on your house and "Plastico" on your walls, your house will be beautiful anil your family happy. Sold by the N. Jacobi Udw. Co; factory agents. it There will be crowds of people here to hear Sam Jones, and don't you forpet it. We heard of one ap plication to a private house the oth er day. Board was wanted for twelve ladies and gentemen for four days. The 32d annual session of KevI Daniel Morelle's excellent school will begin on Wednesday, October 5th. and full information relative thereto may be had on' application to No. 420 Orange street, corner of Fifth. . William Stewart, colored, who fired the pistol that shot himself, that shot t'other fellow, that sat on a.dry goods box on Saturday last, was before the Mayor to-day and was held for trial before Judge Meares In a justified bond of $100. New Push and Pull BHrjd Hinges. Locks the blind when opened or closed; Saves labor and cost of put ting on Inside fastenings, which are not needed with these hinges. Car penters,, it Wilt pay you to examine and use sain e." 'N. Jacobi II d w. Co. t Bell'a Marionettes open at the Opera House to night in a week's engapjnent. .There was a -parade throul the streets today, Guy Wright's band leading lu'a wagon, which was followed by other wagons carrying the presents which are to be given aay. . rWe have it now. A Pump that is always" primed, never requiring a tub of water to start it. It is the bright inrention of a North Caro lina genius and. Is pronounced by all to be thd best pump on the' market. See It and you will havend other. N. Jacobi HdwCov K t ProL C&lletlVexcdleut chool;the Cape Fear Academy, will reopen on Monday next, the 221 iust. Pupils of this school aire thoroughly pretiavit to another county to be heard paretl for business or college by com petent au'd- ialustaking instructors. It is'ileiireil that pupils sliall en er atthe begiuniugof thesesfion. Cat alogues of the school may be had at the bookstores " . . . " t The Ashoylllo Citizen Is kindly in formed that there might be some "sorter' f uu In whatjt prints but the thing loses its pith and point from the fact that we dkTnt'say what Is credited to us. Such non sense as "a blossom is in full blos- v ecti on commission ovm , uuv . fore the Citizen U utterly wrong. Oar cotemporary. should look .for facts beforo fun. WILMINGTON, N, C;f MONDAY, SEPTEMBER ! Mr. Henry A. Col v in. of " Black River, Pander county, is in the city to-dav. ! Dishop Charles B. Galloway, of , the Methodist E. Church South, will I preach at Grace M. E. Church to ; morrow (Tuesday) evening at 8 o'clock. Strangers aud visitors are " I- Forecast. For North Carolina, fair weather, x.. ... ' iienruie coasr, station- ary tcmp.er.-,t,.re and slightly ,varm- fchowcrs and stationary tempera ture. To 1)J pel Cold, Headaches and Fevers, to cleanse the system effectually, yet gently, when costive or bilious, or when the. t.l !- .. u,oou ,s impure or siugisn, to per manently cure habitual const ipn tion, to awaken the kidneys and liver to a healthy activity, without irritating or weaken ini tliem. nsn gyrnp of FiKs. bales of Ileal Kstate. Messrs. S. VanAiurinse & Co auc- tioneers, under instructions from j Mr.-E. S. Murtin, commissioner, sold at auction to-day, at the Court House door, two tracts of land, one 6Gx214i, on Dock, between Sixth and Sev enth, was purchased by Mr. D. L. Gore for $3,000, cash; the other, GCx214$, on Orange street, immediate ly south of and adjoining above, was sold to Mr. W. C. Smith for $1,500 cash. Tlie Tahernacle. The Sam Jones tabernacle is now all ready for occupancywith the ex ception of . thex electric-lights, and these will be put in In a day or two. We notice that our morninjr cotem- poranes state that it will seat 7,000 persons. This, according to meas urements and estimates made by a friend of ours, is excessive. Our friend finds the seating capacity, even allowing for the aisles full of chairs, at just. 5,334, aind be thinks that the ushors will do well if they seat 5,000. . Still, that is a large num ber of people to get together at one time. It is equivalent to a brigade of five fnll regiments. . Ixxlge. Corner Stone and Band. Giblem Lodge No. 2, colored Ma sons, went" to Southport to-day on tho Sylvan Grove for the purpose of laying the qgrner stone of Mt. Car mel A. M. E. Church at that place, which was to have been done to-day. They were accompanied by a large number of colored people from this city. The body marched down Mar ket street, preceded by the new Con vivial Cornet Band, colored, of 1G pieces, and they discoursed some ex cellent music This band, by the way, is but one year old, having been organized on the 23rd of last September. There are 18 memVers in all. The leader is Joe Nance and Benj. Williams is the drum major. Criminal Courr. The September Term of the Crim inal Court for New Hanover county convened in the Court House in this city this morning, with His Honor, Judsre Meares. on the Bench, and iSolicitor Moore appearing for the State. The following were drawn as a grand jury for the term: W. H. Yopp. Foreman; E. T. Coghill, J. A. Stubbs, H. R. Kuhl, Jrr, J. E. Hum- iihrfir. K. Rehder. Jos. H. Lane, Brf: J. Bryan, D. J. Brady, C. R. Branch, D. D. Camerou, S. H. Terry. The following cases were disposed of to day, up to our close: State vs Gaston Solomon aud Jas. H. Dorsett, for an affray. Verdict guilty. Judgment suspended, on pay ment of costs as to both. . ' State vs. John A. Barker, or per- jury. Motion for removal .on am- to-morrow morning. " ' The grand jury came into court and returned a truo.bdl in the case of John Koch, indicted fpr murder. A day for the trial of this case will probably be agreed upon this afternoon.- - - ' ' : " 1 ' '; ltocklen'a Arnica SaU. -The Best Saive in the world for Cute, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt nhontn 'PpverSores! Tetter. Chap ped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, andallj OtvlU ii upw""i , . . - j Piles, or no pay required. It is guar anteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money -refunded. Price 25 cents PPT WT. ' I or tale Oy lwjoert-ii. - i;iiiijf 1 wholesale end Tctail druggist LOOK YOUNG! - . Prevent tendency to Wrinkles or ageing ot the skin by usintr LKAr - TtKr.fi yd Oil. Prp.rr vonthfnK lauqx fresh condition of the fea - tUres. ( Prevents witherinsr of the skin, drying up of the flesh. Pre vents jflabbiness. ! Prevents chap ping, Jcracking. Keeps skin soft, smooth. $1.00, Druggists,-or pre paid by express on receipt of 41.00. Ei S. Wells, Jersey City, N. J. ! ' . Weekly Weather Crop Uulletin. The 'reports of correspondents of the Weekly, Weather Crop Bulletin, issuedjby the -North Carolina Ex periment Station andStateWeather Service, co-operating with the Uni ted States Signal Service, show that during the week ending Saturday last tlie temperature has been con siderably above, the normal which has been favorable for the maturing of crops. The earlier part of the week iwas generally clear with but little Irain, the latter part cloudy with frequent showers, not sufficient to do much injury except in a" few counties as Richmond, Mecklenburg and Rowan. Farmers are chiefly em ployatl in picking cotton and curing the flnest.crop of tobacco produced in tills Siate lor many years. Fod der has been nearly all saved. Wheat land'is being prepared and the sow ing of oats has commenced. . Pelei I'elergon' Blagazlue. rson's lor uctooer is on our table. The steel engraving "Before the Battle" is a very handsome pic turei presenting the "portraits of i - - Minna Irving, the popular poetess; and her soldier husband. .The fashion-plate and illustrations present some new and effective Fall styles. The (literary- part of the number is excellent. ' and can . only be equalled by the highest priced periodicals. The : opening story "One October Morning" is .well illustrated and well written. "Im prisoned Rainbows'-'-closes an inter esting article on precious stones. "The Watch of the Big HearkLode" is one of the best stories we have everj read in a long while,and "Three Warnings'.' 'will fascinate every lover of tlie supernatural. "Things Worth Kno wing" and the household depart ment are brim full of interesting and useful matter. This favorite maga zine'' always grows better and and better. -Terras, .two, dollars-a year. Address; .Peterson' a Magazine 30C Chestnut St , Philadelphia. The Hebrew Now Year. The year5C51 in the Hebrew caU endar was ushered in last night and to-day so many places of business have been closed that it looks, like Sunday on the streets. Services were held in the Temple of Israel last eve ning and this morning. 1 ; ! The Hebrew New Year has nothing to do with the Creation. It is not pretended by Hebrews that it is comn'iensurate with the first of the seven days occupied by . the Creator in evolving order and life out of chaos. In the command itself it i" spoken of as the seventh monlfh. Time js measured in the Hebrew. cal endar from the new moon, and' the extra days are added every seventh year. This makes New Year's Day a movable feast and tends to mix up outsiders who do not comprehend the j way the thing is figured. The seventh day ts the Sabbath, the sev enth month the Sabbatical month, and both are held in high reverence That is why the openiug of the lat ter Is proclaimed with so much so lemnity and the day observed as . a solemn feast. .. Tlie Federal Court. The U. S. District Court for the district of the Cape Fear will con vene in this eity on November 4th. The following venire f or th e term pas been drawn: '. j New HanoverHenry Green, Jos. D. Smith, Monroe Byrd, A. H. Mor ris, John H. Howe, Jas. D. FoyDa vid Jones, Jas. A. Lowrey, Charles H. King, Clayton Giles, F. Rhein stein, D. A. Smith, Adam Brown, Geo; A. Peck. ! Pender Stephen Fill jaw, Andrew Moore, R. W. Collins. i Sampsou J. A. Gates, O. F. Her ring1, W. JI. Thompson, Alviu Royal, . J. W. Wright, Abram CohD, jas. n. Stevens . .- - ' ' - - . ' . Dupliu-Geo. W. Ward, Wm. L Sloan, Jas. F. Carroll, Holly Wit hams; Jolin C. McMillan.! I V It i I 'Wayne O. W. Suttou. . - m.iden Mitchell Dove. D. A. La-1 raont, Chas. II. Stephens, W. T. Maultsby, J. A. Davis, J. B. McGUL Robeson S, R. Townend, Willis 15, 1890. NO 233. ; Culbreth,-A. F. McRae, Durham , Lewis. A. L. Shaw. j . M-uiumuus joun H-aosere, -rt . T T 1 Long. li. T. Butt, JB. Brinkley, J. M. Highsmith, Caswell Porter. j Brunswick- Thos. M. Williams, Christopher Evans, Noah Bennett. NEW ADVERTI3K21ENTS. For Sale. J'f SHARES INDUSTRIAL MANUFACTDR- ing Company. A bargain to any ore dcs'rlng a good Investment. j Apply to ' . . JAMES n. BUNTING, - At Wm. H. Green & Co.'s Drug Store. sep 15 It . : ,. , : ' .- English and Classical School -BY- Uev. JJanicI Morrolle, A HI. ryUE TniRTY-SECOND ANNUAL SESSION will begin ID. V.) Wednesday, the" nrst ol Oc- i .. , tobe'. For any Information apply at No. 420 orange street, corner ot Fiftn. sep 15 tt CAPE FEAR ACADEMY .-',. Kcopens September 122 tid. Ib.ongli Prcparalion far Buslaf ss or College, j COilPETENT INSTRUCTORS. LEADING MALE SCHOOL Please enter at beginning of session. See Catalogue in Hook Stores. . W. CATLETT, Principal, sep 15 lm Cor. Fifth and ciicstnwt streets. OT Eli A HOUSE. .. L"- -.v.: ONE WBEKi ComnienchiG: Monday, Sent. 151b Matinee Saturday at 2:30 Wilmington's Favorites, with an entire New Snow. UElili S OKlUiNAL ItOYA Ij M a IJION-ETT KH. New Features, New Novelties. ' More and Tiner Presents given than ever. Admission 15, 25, 05 and 50 ctnts. Seats on saie now at. usual piace. I Watch for the: Grand Parade Monday morn Ing. . . seplstf , A CARD. THE RKFUBMCAN VOTERS OF NEW llANOTER I-COUNTY:' As a matter of simple justice lo myself, and the thousands of hoaes-t- Repiiblteacs of this county, 3fid fearing that you might be led to suppose that I am among the instigators of a f movement to bolt the result of the Republi can County Convention, I take this method of Asking you to be not deceived. I have nothing to do with it, nor am I encouraging any such course, though men may choose to use my name In that connection. That" is their busi ness, and whoever asserts other than what here state, simply belle3 himself. I assume to be a Republican of a higher order, or In other words, one of the loyal stripe. I intend to vote the ticket, office or no office but hold not the destiny of others In my hand. It was well known that I was no longer an aspirant, for J eglster of Deeds. Though my frlends.wereurglngmefor the Lower House and that with a liftlc more zeal than I possess ed myself, as noon as tho die was cast my as pirations ceased.. But that doe3 not disguise the fact that In that convention there was a very small band of treacherous Judases who wielded the ballot to their own personal ag grandizement, and yet to-day they wear that same deceptive smile, thinking that they are not knowa. Now, 1 will suggest to my most worthy constituency of thjs county, and more especially of Wilmington tewnshlp, that they send to Republican conventions material who will not set themselves up as political gods, and professional mud Elingers, ignoring en. tlrely the wishes of those who sent them and entering srracefully into ways that are dark and tricks that are vain. , Yours for fair deal, . -Yep 15 It JOS. E. SAMPSON. ::::--KOT0'EJV;:i- OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY AND TREAS'R OF THE CAROLINA CENTRAL 1?., R. CO: - Wiuongion, N..C. . t'ept. 9th, issa fHHK ltEGTTLAK ANNUAL MEETING OF X the stockholders of the Carolina Central Railroad Co. will be held at the ofllco of the Old Dominion Steamship Co., corner Beach and West streets. In the city of New York, on Thursday, the 9th day ot October, proximo, at o ciocx p. in. . sep 9 lm JOHN II. SHARP, Sec'y. For Rant. - THE NEFF STORE,sNo. 13 SOUTH Walerstreet. Possession October. Apply lo ' D. O'CONNOR. Real EttatcAseiU sepl33t inrMMJ SPKCIAI.AVIKX- VVillilUU KJt.lL AfiEVTS. Plans of buslueas coraWac b-?st features of Balldins? Fund and lAle Insaraace. J'lrst-' laiS contracts. Address, with references. Mutual Annuity Co., SUunton, Va. eod Si 123t John Wern er. ; pflERE Ji BUT ONE, A.NDf.IIE HOLDS forth at No. J3 Jiartet street. A good Shive for 10 centi, a Shampoo for 20 cents, or a Han Cut for 2) cents. Four of the best Barbers :n the state, clean towels, sharp, razors and prompt attendance.- JOIN WERNER, - The German Barber, ; fc lO.tf t) llir-ct tirji-i its - - : FLBLLSS KOTIUi . ' ,. vro will be glaa to rcceiTs cociritziticss from' our meada on B.tj ana kll tit'zzii . general interest ens ' Tne name or tne writer must tiwars to fur ni3nea to tnA Editor. . - " commnnicauon mast be written ' ca baJ T on$ siaa"of tne paper. . " Personalities moat be avoUdOL . Anllt is eapddaujr ana pirtlculArlj cricr stoi that t&e fiaitof does notaiwaji enficrse tne views of correspenonta onleea 80 stated In the editorial columns. ' NEW A I) VKKr IS E&1CIIT0 ; MARKET s NOTICE. . CITY Or WltMISQTON . Ci I DEPARTMENT MAKKETS AND FEES, - - jSErTKMBKR 1891 , OT1CE IS UEUEBY GIVEN TIIAT IN AC- ; cor Jance with the Market Laws and- Kegula- - I tious the stalls and stores in the various Mar- kets of the city will be rented at pubUc auc- ; tlon, Saturday; September sola, lfiSO, com mencing at Fifth' Ward Market Jlouso at 11 o'clock a. m.,xeachlng Fourth street Market . ; about 11.41 a.' in;,- and Front Street Market r v abut 12.50 p. m. I - ,. Delinquents are remindei that no bid can ba received from any one In debt to tho city. . Respectfully,! ; - T-'. I GEO. L. MORTON, ' Chairman Market committee. '' ep 13 It 13 15 IT 19 :' ". .' BUY SHOES Fpr Your School Children NOW AND AVOID TlIE.RUSn. Don't wait until the day School jopens. If.: you can't core with them,- Bend them down and we will spare ' no pains tofit them prop erly. , ' 1 ; ; . . y:-l Stock Complete. Prices lowest consistent with quality. Geo. U; Frencji & Soils, ; 108 Nortb Front Street. - . (Opposite The Orton.) . - sep 9 tf . Complete Stock, Keafonablo Frlcef, Strict A-ttetition to Business, Are points that toil. MUNDS BROTHERS WUI supply your wants 'for any thing In the Diug Line. ; .- i:"v". -'; -' sep 15 tf : -.m ;. . .ft. , ' ' 'i - Tax-Payers' Notice. : rjlUE CITY TAXES FOR THE YEAR 1890 are now due. call at city Hall and settle at once and save costs. - " -V WM. A. WILLSON, . " Tax collect or.and Treasurer. : SCp2 4f 2 8 15 23' ;-, ' : : . ' Hardwares rjiINYARB 1 AND CROCKERY. , W. E. SPRINGER CO., " Importers and Jobbers; nov Pnrcell Bulldlnsr; Misses Burr& James'School jyj-ISSES BURR AND JAMES WILL RE- open their School for Young Ladles, and chll-; drenof both sci:es, - . 1 ' 1 On Tliursday, Oct. 2d. The course of study, as heretofore, will bo systematic and thorough. Individual instruc tion bestowed upon each pupil; be same care ful attention given In training thc slow mind V as those of bright intellect. . t " Cla. Sloglng, Freo-hand Drawlnjr, Calis thenics and Needlework free of charge. ' Musical Department, under the superinten dence, of Mr?. M. 8. CUSHING. Pupils m music, either within or without the School, will be accommodated with suitable hours of Instruction that wilt not interfere with les Eons or hours of study. Every eare and atten tion is given to the moral welfare of the child. ; For further p'r ifflilars please apply to tSi ; North Third stiejind see Principals. . - I AM NOW READY TO 3IAKE ALLKINDS of House Trimmings. Banisters. Railing?;! 1 fcpoke and Boxes of alt kinds. Orders prompt ly lUed and work done to order.' - ; . - j " :- - W. A. i;t)ltlSJl, .Southwest corner Dock and Water sts. "'1 sep 11 lm: thu mon - - ; Cicizeiis' Building- and Loan Association, ; 1 HE . TU l RD ANNUA L MEETING OF; Stockholders of this Association will bs held in the City Court Room on TUESDAY, Sef t. 19th, lew, at 8 o'clock p. m.1 . ' . ' . .... . A full attendance earnestly desired as an Important change In thc Constitution will te submitted. . - J. S. MITCHELL, , sep 12 it " secretary and Treasurer. Art Pupilo ftriLL FlSD IN THE ART AMATEUR, Art In tercliantre and otJier famllar magazines desirns and suet2ons for painting and Taney work. Subscribers are permitted to borrow colored putes jor copying ior a umiu d period. WILMINGTON LIBRARY ASSOCIATION, sep 13 U - B3i Market street. ' JuGt Arrived I NICE LOT OF THAT FRESH UP-CCH'X- try BUTTER, Li small El 15, at .. - II ALL & VCAIISALL,- laXi tl ' 11 an1 13 Water street.