North Carolina Newspapers

t .... moo aw - . or Three ciOutfc. J5 oectf. ' - - rn u - 4 r- V U j;' -A I J ' ; V .J.. ; VOL. XIV r . WiilNGTON, N, C., SATFRDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1890. - NO 274. r Dr. Deem in aoVapolUiVnl speech : Mr p r n,i. t .-.. ; iiiHi li df zoii0)H4l the count ie j - . - ' pretty Vfri ly. Tfm Doctor nn I . "o "l.Sarti aiid QIa for sah t!i c.Jii vMt-r tai-k now; In do4nt h ,1,e - Htlw. Co. 1 t ilk fi- Ta initially; or for l.tiiiv,juijP. TJier- was irt. 11177. lnl foj- iroj)ilur;oii. .at thf lort Teat at Urart M. E. T i- . . . ..... . . .. rriinrfii Uut .3i. rtVn VT'i I'orKrtli Club,, of tJincii,.- ..--v'". "f ir "V:i?C-'.-; .ll.f .iiipli Ooy. itopbUwaM a!' Visitor :to our city TioaM cer fcf'& iw. inl.vsj re)"utittJS 4f : cVi trtin,y t fail to call on tiie Ja- jfurt IPcaums lie ilefimjitltti the iibo-c,,i (Jo. for anything wanting j . A V-f ' i M"on oi I lie corrupt n t :'v '." lie Iinnrnvpuntv ; vV X . vernor promptly li Hoard of Pub- tlielr lin hereupon ih Use Iteial Rf.mU-i..lr.i Tsf andwl In J have norther, if von VauL a ooK iiuraofe article; for fale bv tho K. Jaooui-Jitw. Co. . ... . tt-. : - up at Boun-llBrook, not far from JauiJI.lw. Co, ; . V - - M - lurfck wwfwnaor rti- l'olice Officer CiafTord lias resigned ' . i - vrhcti.trrta,r"t recently, there -was his position on the police force t . ; it h pk-RSiiiil i mince act Iy two young t . ;t. -yi l rt ! I woitiexi in billet costnmes. Soine Ki'lncv ;i::t " V1 ill . k. ; is.e Ki'fncy-. j iuhi ine.wornen wiiti abbrevfat ! .i::os t!ic sv pi! skirt? appeared by miatakejal- t T t 1 1 I tt. f t ... . 4 v:i: iJCi.':-1 iinMi-ji tut re if no tuisiaue aDDut ' i i. : 1 1..., .i 1 citrrj j i-ir njjjtrnnu uut ine younsT.iuen .-ay that it was the best part of the show.- I ! I 9 u V. .: ever prr Hi - 1 iri ' 1 -. '.;:fi t.;?lo and a." . ii, pr.-nipt ii i a' tVLnl in it: irom ilie liif' uhtar.ee.'. :'? L,cf ': is for Fnle in b(.- ai-M hv nil leauiu? niz- kicwf t nilna win pre- 19.C3JT r : " t . j. j Tt 1- Qui accein, F I yi. t r.tw row. r.r. ..-riM' I? lif lit.A 3 Y. - rxESAlE inti;;lT. SAM JOPJE 3onc BOOKS. UES' BOOK STORE. A fJoving Tale. JT 111 XOTF. THIS WF.EK. IT IS r u ,jtic4 ot luraittire have J te ttlr.es arc uwie 1. orwjt!-. Call a-.a see uh. We SNEED X CO.. Fura:rure Dfalfrs. It tr. 3lariic an i Second sts. Id Full Blast ! lTDTWwu M LtTTEIt H NOW Must I j-:r onifr so!:cluU lor flrst- L . ' lt" fcet ,,f ror. 1: Asa, store Co.il. chestnut '.TV.- tail. li I -All Tn-l larori I - . ..... v . w.. 4 . v " . w J. a. sruiNdSR. flUX & TOLLERS. 0UviLi: i:.t.i:i:s in ihioiis, (irdceries, rs. T!n:c( o. Cigars, AN!) MISSION The Hepublicans are kindly mak ing Democratic jvotes in the Western part of thUSrate. On -Wednesday, Clt. Mills, a prominent Democrat, veil set upon atDysartville.in Burke county, and brutally assaulted' by live Hadical desperadoes. RcMilt : Capt. Mills ma-v vote on "Tuesday next but his assailants will not dare j-how themselve. for fear of arriest. Xet result: Five more for the Dem ocratic tuajority. ! Congressman Charles F. CrLspv of Cieorcia, addressed an immense' as semblage of Democrats in Fane nil Hall, l!otou, Saturday erening last. The Boston Herald says the 'dis tinsruished statesman held the at tention of the assemblage with one of the moht interesting addresses made in Boston during many years.' At the conclusion of his speech, Mr. Crisp was greeted with three rous ing cheers "for the next Speaker of the House of Representatives." I Mr. Hayes feels better. JIe,has hod -MMue-private xisurvnce 4hat pour a little balm upon his troubled soul. He is beginning to believe that the Democratic majority in; the next House will not be -more than 2, whereas he has been thinking that it might he 35. Again, he has been assured that there may Vte a gain ef three -Congressmen in (In diana, which mijtht be taken as a harrisonian endorsement'; and again, and thirdly, he has private advices to the effect that Maine and Ver mont will probably go Republican. - - - -- - - - - i Capt. S. A. Ashe, from his out look on the watoh-tower at Rnletgh, fays: "ve reel nappy enougn aver the outlook of the elections. The Republican party in North Carolina has fallen into a minority that is entirely hopeless. The Democratic neonla have largelv increased and the Republican people have largely decreased. Without any further movement of population, the State Forftrn!. . Fot Nbrth Carolina, fair weather. nryX stationary temperature. Local forecast, from 8 a. m. to-day for Vltmlngton and vicinity, fair and edlder- to-night and slightly wanner to-morrow. ! - 1 St. Jmioo' Chnrch. Serf tecs for Sunday, 11 a. m.f Lit any, eeriuon and Holy Communion; 3.30 p.2. Sunday School; 5 p. m. Kvenmsfii'rayer. ' . A - St,alpea, Home, 7.30 p. m even ing pmjr and sermon. ClillttSm:nJT a . take a place on the C. F. & Y. V. R R. service in this city. A. X I xuu can voifl oui once but you can do a great deal of good by put ting your ballot in the right place for the straight Democratic ticket. "Down on your knees," and thank Heaven tasting," not for a gooc man s love this time, but because you nave cured your cold so easily wuu jr. .Buirs tjoiign ayrup. There was a heavy hoar frost this morning and tender plants left ex posed to it were cnt down. It look ed like a young snow in the early hours. We sampled some of the famous Lyun Haven oysters at the Ortoa House Cafe tliis morning aad pro nouncethem as finevery line In deed. ; The usual Saturday night's pray er and experience metting of busi ness and working men will be held at 7.30 o'clock to-night at the, Sca man's Bethel. We have in stock an immense, va riety of Cook Stoves, all styles and sizes. Prices away down and Stoves guaranteed to give satisfaction. N. Jacobi Hdw. Co. t Trains on the W., O. & E. O. R. R. now run 41 miles from the city. There is but one train a day. There is a new engine in service and two nice passenger cars. . English services will be held both at 11 a. m. and 7.30 p. tn., in St. PauT.? Evangelical Lutheran Church corner Sixth, and Maiket streets, Rev. F. W. E. Peschau, Pastor. Services in Sr. John's Church to morrow by the RectorRev. J. Carini- cbael, D. D.: Litany, sermon and Holy Communion at 11 a. m.; Even in; Prayer 5 o'clock; Sunday school at 4 p. m. Messrs. Polvogt & Rehder have bought the large building on Fourth street, just south of their place of business, near Boney Bridge,, and will throw the whole into one large and elegant store. ' Attention is invited to the adver tisement of Messrs. Alderman, Planner & Co. in this issue. These gentlemen have an elegant stock of general hardware, stoves, etc., which M KRCHANTS, of .Vortl. Carolina 1 1, now ;fly " -erybo.ly to Inspect. Democratic indefinitely, unless; is-j ve wouldn't give a well, we sue shall unhappily arise to split j wouldn't give a continental for the the Democratic party and divide?, us ,jan wi10 cais himself a. Deiaocrat into factions. At present we .irp!Rnt gcratclifs one sinjle name from able to poll certainly thirty-five ; the ticket. Go the "whole hog," niy tliousaiidjmqre votes than, the .Re-1 friend, or Is?? carry your vote some publicans can muster; while because ! where else. the negroes have not fully register pontractors. ''-''ItteAIo u. nr. KKCEIV 'ncrt' "t'.a.iy. Ncvcini-er '.! in- r.iit.din? ot the -V a.xuiiop. nortt.- tj," -. l- M.INrrj .t in I . Wll- y ' :IhZ lerl. three ft. " ' ! of Brick ntl v.,. ' re at th tooms of kii -i'l ran sv trnnsnl i u" :r:.nr,l. r.Trrv"rr,f'hrilt o reject f..A". M. Hl sKY. i'r.rtx srrctry. Tucker, 'i:xirr. .maublk anii Xii-Jj. lurer of crmrtcrj-. aw North From Street, . ilnitnctoa, N. C. w line This ivi... AMEK ANDRAU.TI1IS lllJi NtW LINES OF Family Groceries. ax r i lias carried wood almost out of hovnml flint. It in not trmporarv advantage, but the sta-! There is almost no cord wood bility of our majority that gives ; us satisfaction." j i , When winter's wind, with tuad tur moil. Sweeps o'er hills and plains, Tis then you need Salvation Oil To ueal your aelies anil pains. here now anil the run on the mills for slabs and blocks has been enor- ! mous and almost more than any i well-regulated mill can s4aud. Mr. Arnold preached his last ser ! moif at St. Paul's Church to-day, at fTletIeasant flavoTJTje'ntle action and soothing effects of .Syrup o Figs, when in need of a laxativeani 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 fumilv should have a bottle. Isn't Thin flxl Doctrine? r The contract for supplying the policemen with overcoats this winter has been given to D. Klein & Bros., New York, at $15.75 for each over coat. It ought to have been given to a home dealer, even if the cost had been much greater. In fact, no one but a Wilmington elothie should have been allowed to com pete for the job. The dealers here pay a tux to support the city gov ernment; the New York firm don't contribute a cent for the purpose We think this good logic and sound doctrine. LOCAL JSreTS- INDIX TO 2?IW ADTKKTISXMKKTS Sneed Co Furniture- j W M CcaMisc-ror Sale Hobikt 3I0KMSET A Card Mrsw Bkotbkrs Drugjtsts C W Tatxs ?m Jones bong1 Boots j . W'lLVINGTOH LlBSAKY ROOMS Magazines ALSKRir ?, Flankxx Co fctoves : stovps: , the All-Saint's services, which was ' attended by the congregatioii of St. : James', St. John's and St. Paul's, j Mr. Arnold leaves here this after noon for fioldsboro where lie will at ; once. take charge of St. Stephen's, ; preaching his first sermon in that ! church to-morrow. t - The Wilmington Library Assoc in- Da r" length 10 hours and 41 min-i. - . ; . lug uccii m viuioru 1 uwat jnv-V'Vci i by the Misses Bowden, Citlar and jDeRosset, and Messrs. Emerson, ' Holden and Meyer and others, as utes. ' I We lose this month 47 minutes! of daylight. This month has five Saturdays and vrell as piano and bass pieces by ,Ai-' racers, i bees, ca- Kren trtety. five Sundays. Sunset to-morror afternoon at 4 I riuutes past 5 oclock. j other well kuown local talent. Tick- - ets will be for kale at Yates' next 1 week. As the rooms are small, tick I ets should be bought early. " .- is nx rront Rtrttt, T am lraniirartnrpr AfPnt for 0 . . . j ,, i.tj. rvim- Save the boys and the girls from Barbed and all kinds of Wire, Com-j gcrof Q,a aQ(1 othcr fmna of lmpare bination Wire and xron 1 encea Or- j blood bv giving them Hood's Sarsa deri solicited,- Jarafs I. Metts. , t pa:ilK . . NuTemler Weather. The U. S. Signal office gives us the following data based upon the ;re cords of observations at this place during November, . for nineteen years; and, while not given as a pre diction it is noticed that about the same or nearly the same conditions prevail each yeai viz: We have slightly warmer weather during the first, three days, then a cold chan between the 4clt and 7th, warmer until the 12th, slight cool changes between the 13th and 18th, still cool er between ihe 19l,h and 23d, then a few Tiays wai mer, -wfcicir ta again followed by decidedly colder weath er during the last three days of the month. The highest temperature recorded in any November was 83 in 1877 and again in 1879: the lowest tem perature was 23 in 1880. We have rain most frqmently o the 2nd and 3rd, 8tb, 9th and 10th, 18th, 19th and' 20th, and 28th and 29th, averaging .09 of an inch per day. " Clear davs occur about once in every three. V, The prevailing wind is northeast, whick blows at about seven miles an hour. The highest hourly wind in any November was 48 miles from the northeast in 1874, and again in 1877. Magazine f American History. The November issue is particular ly rich in material reminding one that the events of our own day have a definite understanding with the events of the past, and also with those before us, beyond our own horizon. Rev. Charles H. Park- lurst, D. D.j contributes the bpen ag chapter "Divine Drift in Human Historv." The best portrait ever Miblishedof Di. Parkhurst forms the frontispiece to this number. The second article, "American Out growths of Continental Europe," by he Editor, covers a broad field of scholarly inquiry, and is handsome ly ; illustrated. It is followed by General Winfield Scott's "Remedy for Intemperance," from Hon. Chas. Aldrich;'The Puritan Birthright;1 and "The Action at Tarrytown, 1781," with a graphic account of the heroism of Captain George Hurjbnt. One ot the longest papers is the third in his instructive series of The "Library of a Philadelphia Aii tiquariau" wilt be perused with in terest by all scholars; "Revolution ary New burgh" is an admirable his toric poem; a glimpse of the "Liter ature of California" Is from the Grace Church To-Morrow. Grace Methodist E. Cbarcb.J?outh, Northeast corner of Mulberry, anl Fourth streets, Rev. Walter S. Creasy, D.D. Pastor. Services to mor row at 11 a. m. and 7.30 p. inJ The Sacrament of the Lord's Supper will be administered at the close of the morning services. Sabbath School 5 p. m. Weekly prayer meeting and lecture, Wednesday evening at 7.30 o'clock. Seats free. A cordial) invi tation ir? extendeiHb strangers and visitors. ' A 373rd Anniversary of Hie Kcfernintiou. . ;-.'In-th Lutheran Church to-morrow special refereucew ill be had to the. 373rd anniversary of the Re foruiatiou begnn by Dr. Martin Luther October 31, 1517. Tliere will be specially line music. The j choir will not only render soraechoice se le'ctioits but Prof. Millers proficient orchestra will also aid in both the morning and evening services. Both services will be English. In the evening ..the Christian Association will celebrate both the anniversary of its existence and also that of the Reformation. AH are welcome to attend. Maj. Stedmau's Visit to Aslierillw. Hon. Chas. M. Stedtiian has re turned to the city from Asheville and the Citizen speakas follows of his yi$it to that city: "A few years ago I'tie-'Oakland Inn' in .Victoria was built by A. and . R. U. Garrett, who opened it as a hotel. The hotel was ruu for ohm season nnd the building was afterward used tor schooj purposes under the 'name of the Oakland Institute. "A trade was closed to-ttay where by ex-Lieut. Gov. Charles M. Stcd man, of Wilmington, a brother-in-law of D. C. Waddell, of Asheyille, becomes the owner of the property. The price paid was $102,500. "Mri Stedman has leased the. build ing and grounds to New York par ties, who will refit the Inn and open it as a sanitarium'; which will be the finest ih.LAmerica. Dr. Neefus, who mill 4!v&;uliLrge,. has lately been connected with the Dansville Sani tarium' in New.Yrdrk. He is a most experienced and eminent physician. and is thoroughly up oh the times. The house will -be elegantly and comfortably furnished. Two eleva tors wll be run to accommodate the guestsj and a most complete system of all kinds of baths will be put in. "The class of people that this sani tarium will bring to Asheville will be the wealthy, who Will add te the ever increasing prosperity of the city. "The sanitarium will be opened! on thelloth of December." i : , Itussel (n the West. Judge Russell spoke at Asheville last Wednnesday night. Gov. Jarvis it him in joint debate. The Citi zen gives an interesting report of the occasion. Sov. Jarvis' speech was a magniucent effort. What Judge'Russell said is of peculiar in terest to uslhere, as he .hails from this city and it is the first time he has been on the stump in years There was a large crowd of whites and but few "savages" present. We rememlier, in 1876, at Pittsboro, hearing Gov. Vance and Judge Set tle speak. It was a notable occasion. 70 giants were pitted at each other. Settle charged that Vance was not eiactly the same in the West, .where there are few negroes as he wias in the East, where there are many, and remarked that "'when he wind blows from the East vou can always smell the nigger on anceA Zeb retorted in reply that his might be true: be did'nt dispute the proposition at all; but that you could smell the nigger on him .fSet le) in a dead calm! VVell,this is tie rely, a reminiscence and we. were reminded of it by what the Ashe ville Cit ice n , says in its report ef Judge Russell's part in the joint de bate alluded to above, which is as follows: judge - iLKASS NOTlCs, A - A ' '' We win te ua to roetTe eooinnuJCAt cr.i from our tnenas on any ana an titjocis ttenenl tn'terao. out. A A yr i ' T&e naaie or the writer mu&t Aiirays bo far d3h'ea to the emtor. : AAA ,C A .'" : Cositnajiicauans mast oe written 'on enly one aiae or the paper. , , A . ; Persoh aii no muss oe arotdod.- ' - - " Ani it ts pNSAiiy AQi p irticuiaxlx an!r stooJ that the enror does not always endorse the rtewoi txmespootrnta ai trees so ttated to the onton&l columtn. ' 1 - ' A people of thTif district for electing Ewart and ?roke-as if Jt were an A -videnee ofrbeing .hnxiotis. to de- velop the count ry." HeJ said he was "not particularly in favor of the Lotlge bill, 7 but was hi favor or some bill to put lee)tiob" under Federal control and - divorced -"from the State. : i -, .. . -... Jndge Russell made the ' best lie- publican speech that has been heard here during this campaign. - A : - 'itocklch' Amlcn Salre. f' . The Bosrfjaive in the world for -'uts, Bruises, Sore?, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores,' Tetter, Chap-, pod Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all i ' skin Eruptions, and positively cures -Piles, pr no pay required-Itiaguarr. nnteed to give perfect satisfaction, A or money refunded. Price 25 cents . ' per box. " . . ' A I - . ' - ,t : Tor sale by Robert . R. " Bellamy. Mn rain ci vcA4 KM T A " m ' j NEW A D V EKT1S LI31 E NT D. "STOTES! STOYES!; All Hzf?, aMI Kinds, ar call and see tliera nt Aider nian , Flanner Co.'i. nov l ly D& W A . dit All Wf,C EntertaiimiAiits! I JIIOSE WHO AKE PLANNING AMrSE-. ments and Entertainments for tli8 coming season will do well to consult the 'Ma'gaztfteV; In the ' J ' ' : WILMINGTON LlBitAttY JtOOMS, nov 1 tf , istv Market street. , , - A CARD. TAKE THIS METHOD OF the public that I decline tio afllllate further with the bo idlers .(Kill 3I00R?, Uan Davis Co.) I snail vote the whoje tegular ttepufc- llcan ticket on election day Kespecttully, nov 1 2t JtOBEUT INFOHMINO MOltRISET. Wanted ! A GOOD DRAY. vy. M cuMMraa. For Sale I novl tf MULES. ONE FOR $UO.0o: one for $T0JOO. W'MJCUMMIXO.... -T-H For Sale ! Stra vy-Mattresses.- " SHUCK EXCELSIOR ' 4i A ' " MOSS . : PINE FIBRE II AIR I Renovating done to order. "Combination" Mattress. w. m; cusiaiinci. Call and see ray A (Allen Building-, next- 0 tar" oDlce.) ! . j 11 rYF MOST EtlGlBLY LOCATED CITY I PROPERTY. At the Court House door, in the City of Wilmington J on Monday, the 3rd day of November, at 12 o'clock, I will sell, at. public auction, for cash, the following pieces of most desirable City Property: THE two lots on south! side of Princess street, fio feet east from Ninth street, each 33 feet wide by 183 feet deep, on each of whlcn. la a desirable new Dwelling, and on the rear end of the western Lot is another Dwelling which ' rents for 14 per month. I I ANOTHER LOT in the southern line of Ma comber's Avenue, between Mulberry and che nut streets, being a part of Lot 9 in Block w, and being 41 feet wide o:c Macomber'a Ave-,, nue, with a depth of 122 feet upon which Is a V good dwelling House; I A ANOTHER LOT at, the southwest intersec tion of Bladen and Ninth streetsj ei feet and .1 inches wide on Bladen street, wnii a rtonth of 7 feet on Ninth street, on which Is a larzo BuUdinjr. . JOHN D. BELLAMY,. Jr.. Jr.. OCt27 2t inonsat I CommlKslnnAr. The Best Yet f J nERBBY PLEDGE MYSELF TO EXOIBIT - ' ON MY STAL .8, . N08. 1 & 2, FRONT 8j MARKET, (Souh side.j - - To-Morraw, Saturday, THE FINEST DISPLAY Of H TJJEATC I Ever seen at one time in Wilmington- Russell spoke for an hour. i ' In the first part of his speech he ac- writings of Hubert Howe Bancroft; i iuaiiy aseeu mat rue "Kepuuii-r- 1 a j r jcansof the South did not want any an.rdiversihed information agree omce? He made another state ably presented in the several de-1 uieitt also; he said that the pros partments completes a notable num J Parity of Asheville was not due to ber. Every issue of this monthly is fl'e Democratic rule but to the tact . . . ... . . ' . that protection had been maugurat invested with human, popular and etl in mL To back up this state timely interest. Price, $-5.00 a year, ment he declared that there was no 743 Broadway; New York City. . . rai roads built before 18 I, bccauKe raits were so uiucti niirncr uiiuer free t rade One of h is creates t ar-i Rough on Rats." Clears out rats, . gmnentH in favor of protection was - 1 ? m t t'r; 1 1 i -vv urnn 1 1 i , ii . vr .... ... mice, ruacuiw. uuuunu vuuo. . nictv nrLicics were en caper in price Safe, Sure Cure. 25c. Rough on than they were thirtvyears ago. Toothache. Instant relief, 15c ;C ; Judge; Russell really praised the A I ' '.A "A , A .v , !"-''.'": " -' : - - ... A. - ' - j , ' - '.1 j I have made extraorainaiT efforts to do this. Th BEST CAR LOAD bF BEP I have had for some-time has txn received this week from "'; '. .' j ' . ' ' Western North Carolina, And I am going to ihow ltj tip for all 15.1a worth. ALv, a Teauufil line of Lamb, 3Iiit(on, x Veal:.: Porlr,: HA US AGKS. &C-A v A - ALL "k . ' ; Native! Native ! Native ! s Native an1 to the Manner Born. . Ererybody u invited to come, see, criticize aniBLY. . Itespectfully, stalls 1 ana 2, Front Street Market,onUi sio. oct5l2t ' - x - . J