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WILMINGTON, N. C, MONPAfc NOVEMBER 3, 1890. NO 275.
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j:xjoys
i .1 -. i tl f when
,1 I ! 1 I .
- ;.tr.-N. cIujhs the sy
lil-neN coM. bead
i .v-.. uut cures habitual
fr-3. fcru of Figs i3 th
fe.fr cf i:s ever pro
hfais- t the tnst? and ae
qj't, :.-i'.:uli, prompt i
jfl-reJ oi.W Irwin the mas'
trffahle substances, it
7'fltr-n: qtialitie commend i
I oi tare made it the mos
-jrrfaflf' known.
I'rv; it for sale in 50
inc!Vali leading druj-
iif rfwi'le urnggin
il lite it ou hand will pro
ipaaptl for an one "wh
Wrrr. Hivt ion. H.r.
'cjuEKT R HKLLA51 Y.
I3.JLHAIS DKIHGIST.
IXDIt to M ABTsmmixrs
Va.m am sing s A Card
"ni:k!x t?o-Kurnitur
w m cr m m ixb - ror Sale
i' w r AT 8am Joocs tonj Boo
CCvvru 8 8 Lixc-j-Oiansc t.f ScbeUuie
Jos FCxAioTloaQil Sheet Iron Worker
r I ,
The rt-ceipu of cotton at this port
tu-ila foot up 2,504 bale..
Hon. Daniel U Ru?sell, wliojias
been 8peakin? In the West, ha re
turned to the citv. 1 ;
Politics have rtiUd the roost to
u ly. reopie think, talk and cat
politics, so to fpeak.- i
Keadins Selection.
. For Kortli Carolina, fair weather ! . Prose and verse, from books arid
Wilinineton Lh
Market street: -
and cooler,. except stationary tern--juagaziqes in the
peratare on the coast. - i brary Room?, 123i
Local foretastr, from 8 a. iu. to-day j The Deacon Weekj Rose Terry
Two new members were admitted
Into Fifih Street M. E. Church yes
terday. One of those was by letter.
i The Register of Deeds iat week
"'jfor "Wllminjtoij and viciuity.
and slightlyooler weather.
CliUdren KnJf . .
Hot lied Sah and Glass for sale issued five marriage licensee, two of
by the K. Jacob! Hdw. Co. i t - j which were for white couples and
Clreen pork sold here on Saturday i thrce fr eo1ored couI,lett- ! !
at 7 cents a pound, by the ho.. i Capt. F. M. Jaiuen reports It In-
"" ' f ' f4-A..xJ.. t I. si rt x
kciuicius iu wuk vjtrove uenieiery in
October. Of these 8 were adults
and 3 children... But 2 were white.
The doctors are kept busy now.
Colds-and alight influenzas aboand.
Bets have been freely offered te.
day tnat the Democratic county
ticket will be elected to morrow. No
taker. '
SAM
JONES
30JJC BOOKS.
1IES
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ILV BOOK STORE.
A Moving Tale.
JTtTJ. HOT F-THIS y:ek. it is
njtsa. ARkiM or KuriiUure bare
m xu tw i iii lk are neeue 1. we
ciLTjiorwit i-aii acd see us. We
SNEED Jt C O..
rurauurr Dealers,
it vr. MirkN acd!ecoQdSis.
Visitors to our city should cerr
tiiinly not fail to call on the N. Ja
cob! Hdw. Co. for anything wanting
iu their line. t
Use Regal Readj-mlxed Paint, and
have no other, if yon want a good,
durable article; for sale by the N.
Jiicobi Hdw. Co. . 't
Br. steamship J. hi. Ikwood,
Jenkins, cleared for Liverpool, with
5,019 bales cot ton, shipped by Me?sr?.
Williams & Murcliison.
I am Manufacturers Agent for
Barbed and all kinds of Wire, Com
bination Wire and Iron Fences. Or
ders solicited. James I. Met ts. t
Rev. Robert Strange, Rector of
St. James' Church, preached a
powerful sermon yeiterday.morning
against lotteries and progressive
euchre. ,
Mr. Chas. M. Whitlock has opened
on Second street, opposite this office,
a stox'c of machinery, roofing.paints,
pack in;, &c, and expects to conduct
business there regularly hereafter.
Look out for at least 40,000 Demo
cratic majority in North Carolina
to-morrow. These are the smallest
flrrures . wo will compromise ; on.
Eight of the nine Congressmen are
ours as sure as egsrs.
!
IaFnll Blast !
iTttT SPLITTER H OW
-irc. T5ir ewer solicited for flrat-
f T ' tie best or oror. Ked Asb,
I Ash. nove coal, rbestnut
inru C9i. Ia oal ana several
!MS)t tun.
I1 J. A. SPKIXQEIU
1UN & V0LLEHS,
Toti.Li: ii:al:r in
Mns, Groceries,
fycrs. Tt!r,uio. (!iars,
,-ANl-
assinx
.MERCHANTS,
'ILMINGTON. N. O
Cont
h3
ractors.
SAU WILL DE KKCE1V-
tffrtl lr II.. ,. .ii
11
N J ?, I 'UU or Brtcfc and
r5tA; :sflM"14 are ai the rooms of
?W?Ztl'n sociaM-.r.. Banc
S; ?- Witmmston. N. C
'vrrjiniH... . . . K
i "serifs! ta P!a andapectflcatlons
Utitnestherlsht to reject
t-neral secretary.
(A. fucker.
Hxaafactcrer of Cemetery,
B. ... .
North rront street,
Wilmington, N C.
fUne This WfiPlr.
Q LEAVER AND BA1LTI1IS
SEW LINES OF'
p family Groceries
and Newfc Vork, Ess,
Ue tTaf kers, Cbecse. IV.
i "tces. ihickeas, Ep-s
I 000,19 ' Satvantir.
'fceer
B.
rICUltT.
2
Sa. rront Srreet,
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.
Jacobl Hdw. Co., f
Some one forced uu entrance on
Saturday night into Mr. Nick Hul
led kitchen, corner Fourth and
Red Cross streets, but failed to carry
anything off with him.
The brick pavement on the East
side of Third street, from CHestnut
to Mulberry, lias been completed
and the next thing is to grade the
street to a level with It.
Dalryuaea, stockmen, livery stable
men, ana horse-car men unite iu
saying that no such horse and cattle
lotion as Salvation Oil has ever
been pat npon the market. It should
be kept at every stable and stock
yard in the land. Price 25 cents a
bottle.
A large line of Breech and Muzzle
loading Shot Guns, Air Rifles and
Pistols; all grades at lowest prices.
Wood Powder and sportsmen's sup
plies just received. J". Jacobi Hdw.
Co. t
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There were five interments last
week in the three city cemeteries.
Oakdafe reported one child and one
adult, Bellevue two children nd
Pine Forest (colored) but one. a
child.
So far as we can ascertain there, is
but one foreign-born citizen of Wil
mington who will vote the Republi
can ticket to-morrow. Every Jew in
the city will Vote the 'Democratic
ticket. ' . ' :
The wind got around to the South
yesterday and we have had bright,
pretty, pleasant weather to-day. If
it holds put as it U until to-morrow
night all over the country there will
be a tremendous vote polled.
We can count up but 24 white
men in Wilmington who will surely
vote the Republican ticket to-morrow.
There are but two or three
who may be classed as doubtful.
This is drawing the color line pretty
close.
Mr. J. F. Craig, the well known
tinnerand sheet Iron worker, re
news his anvertisement with us to
day. H can be found in the base
ment at 4he corner of Front and
Princess street, ready to do good
worjc and do its promptly.
Watch the German Vote" is the
title' of a leading article in the
Chronicle, a small weekly paper
published here by colored men,
which has excited much Indignant
talk to-day among the German resi
dent. It will not help the Repub
lican ticket. - ' " .
For scrofula in every form Hood's
Sarsaparilla is a radical, reliable
remedy. It has an unequalled re
cord of enre?. - .
"Go .where glory waits thee," she
:.t i. i i . i . . ,i i : ' '
and pressed into his offhand a small
package. It contained a tew bottles
of Dr. Bull's Cough 8yrup; she didn't
want him to contend with an enemy
and a cold all at the same time.
Sensible girl! .
-
MaJ. MrCtommy'a Appointments.
Hon. C. W. McClaramy will ad
dross the people on the issues of the
campaign at the following times and
places: j
Magnolia; Duplin county, Satur
day, rov. 1. I j
Burgaw, Pender county, Monday
Nov. 3. . . .
The pleasant flavor, gentle action
and soothing, effects of Syrup of
Figs, when ja need of a laxative and
if the father pr mother be costive or'
bilious the most gratifying results
follow its ise-so that'it is the, best
family retrledaw known jojM every
family should have bottle.
An Excellent Scheme. . -
A movement is on foot here to es
tablish a SummerBible School simi
lar iu plan to those at Niagara-on-t
lie-Lake, Ocean Grove. N. J. and
other places. Efforts will be made
to get the best , theological instruc
tors iu the country to attend these
meetings. The plans are not j-et
fully matured but the project is in
the hands of those who mean business.
i
tViliiiinstoniHOB la Charleston.
Alderman Morton and ' Mr. E.
Kuhblarik were the. only two Wil
1 uiingtotiiaiis, so far as we can learn,
who spent part of the gala week in
Charleston. While there ttyey both
met with'iuany courtesies. They
were both introduced to the Mayor
and to Gov. Richardson and Mr.
Kuh blank says that the Governor
can drink more, beer than he can,
which is saying a great deal. . They
took in Barnum's circus while there
and say that it is indeed a magnifi
cent show.
To Remain With U.
We are glad to be able to state
that Rev. Dr. Carmichael, Rector of
St. John's Church, who received a
call to a parish at Anniston, Ala.,
has decided to decliae it and to re
ntaln in Wilmington. Be announced
this fact tohis congregation yester
day; The church to which Dr. Car
michael was called is a large and
elegant new structure erected by. a
trentlemau as a memorial to his
father.
Harbor Mater' Report.
From the books of Capt. Joseph
Price, Harbor Master, we get j the
following report of arrivals at this
port during the mojith of October:
American 1 steamers, 7,003 tons;
1 brig, 373 tons; H schooners, 3,063
tons; total 25 vessel? and 11,338 tons:
Foreign 11 steamers, 13,703 tons;
8 barques, 3.C45 tons; 1 brig, j 178
tons; total 20 vessels and 17,580 tons.
Tot ii arrivals American ami for
eign 45 Vessels,, aggergating 28,924
tons. i
Brooklyn Baptist Chnrch.
This little church, at the corner of
Fourth and Brunswick streets, is
one of the most prosperous in! the
citv. From a very small lHginning
it has irrowu in the number of its
members until it now has 233; en
rolled. The increase has been es
pecially marked since its present
pastor, Rev. R. E. Peele, has had
charge, lie is an earnest, consecra
ted preacher, devoted to his' work,
with great originality and force of
expression. Previous to October 1st,
1800, the membership numbered 195;
during that month 34 were added,
and four were received yesterday.
A larger and more convenient house
of worship is much needed, and j de
cided .steps will be soon taken to ac
complish that object.
i
The Votlnff Pi area. '
The following are the voting
places in the city for the coming
election: if
First Ward, First Division-Thos.'
G. Williams' store, corner Fonrth
and Harnett streets. :
Second Division Building corner
of Sixth and Campbell streets re
cently occupied by Mr. James Lewis
as a restaurant. '"'!"'
Third Division Unoccupied store
on the corner of Tenth and Walnut
streets.; " " !
Second Ward The Court House,
Third Ward-Giblem Lodgv. I j.
Fourth Ward Cape Fear Emrine
House,! , - f
Fifth Ward, First Division -Fifth
Ward Market House, corner of Fifth
and Castle streets. ' , . . . 1 J
Second Division Ban naker Hose
Reel House, on Ninttirbetween Cas
tl. ar.d , leen streets. " 4
We Didn't Know It.
Capt. Capps, of the police force,
in a communication received to-day
sets us right on the question of the
police uniforms. In speaking of the
matter in Saturday's. issue we were
under the impression that the city
paid for these uniforms but Capt.
Capps tells us that the policemen
themselves pay for them, in which
case our theory falls to the ground.
He says that all of the uniforms
worn during the past twelve years
have been made up at the North;
that when the contract is given out
to dealers here the goods are made
up in some Northern city and that,
although his own preference and
that of all of the force is for home
dealers, yet when it is. t their , ad
vantage to get the goods elsewhere
there is no reason why they should
not do so. The city dealers in this
instance were called upon for bids,
as usual, but the samples submitted
were inferior and the price demand
ed per suit was $2 mere than sam
ples and bids from a Northern house
and hence the work was given, to
the party who could do it best and
cheapest. ' - t -
Cook.
- AmooL' the Skv Liues. H. H.
.Before the Curfew. O. W.-f lolmes.
The Cloverfield s Carriage, F. R
Stockton. : "
Lookini? Backward. Edward Bel
lamy. 4
Confessions of Claud, Edgar Fa w,
cetr, . ,;
Morelia, Charles Dudley Warnerr
(iraude I'omte. eorge w. v.aoie
Theo. Francis H. Burnett.
A Tale of a Trumpet, Thomas
Hood.
Tony the Maid, .Blanche W. How
ard.
Ananias. Joel Chander Harris,
A Little Swiss Sojourn. W. D
Iiowells.
Inja, Amelie Rives.
Juniter Lisrhts, C. F. Woolson.
A New Arabian Night, E. E. Hale
A Gentle Gh.-st. Mary E. Wilkins
Mexican Notes, iCharles Dudley
Warner.
Souire Five-Fathom, H. C. Bun
ner.
. Tlie Luck of the BoganX S. 0
Jewett.
.A Family Tree, Brander Mat
thews.
An Eye for an Eye, Robert Grant
The Dilemma of Sir Guy the iNeu
ter. Octave Thanet.
Tlie Rhyme, of the Ancient Ma
riner, S. T. Coleridge.
Just as we go to press we learn
that the bady of Alfred Morgan, the
Englishman who escaped from the
Hospital a week aero, was found in
the river this afternoon.
WISLLV H Alii liALSABf.
' If gray, -gradually restores color;
elegant tonic dressing, 50c, Sl.uO,
Druggists, or $1.00 size prepaid by
express for .f 1.00. E. 8. wells, Jer
sey City. ROUGH ON TOOTH
ACHE. Instant reief. 15c.
NEW AOVEKTISEJMLENTS.
JOSEPH F. CRAIG,
(Formerly with Alderman, Flanner & Co.)
1 -PRACTICAL. WORKER IN
Tin, Sheet Iron, Pumps.&c
Prlnce3s Street, near Front (basement.)
will be pleased to receive orders and give
estimates, uooa ana prompt wonc guaran
teea. nov a jm
f Enter! ainmflBts !
riIOSE WHO AliE PLANNING - AJMUSEr
I
ments and .Entertainments for the coming'
season will do well to consult the Magazines
in the
WILMINGTON LIBRARY ROOMS,
novltf 123 Market, street.
STOVES ! STOVES !
AOizes, Jlf Kinds, and at All Price?,
Call and see them at
Aidermau, Flanner & Co. 'p.
novllyD&W
A Card.
To THE Editor OF THE REVIKW : .
Mr. W. P. Oldham. Chairman of the Demo
cratic executive committee, in a communt
cation published in the "Star" and 4Messen-
ges7' witn tne caption, '-watch Your Tick
ets," saysthat if the Democracy of New Ilan-
over county naa attenaed the meeting of the
Kepuoircans neia an irioay mgnt last and
heard -the SDoech of one of the said candi
dates (referring to the nominee for Sheriff or
myscii). no Democrat, yea. no decent man.
could hesitate as to wnat his duty is on Tues-
aayiex.:' tnrepiy to tnis statement i de
Rtre te say. that durtcsr the whole of this
campaign i nave said nounngy either a a
private meeting, or at a public gathering.
tnat couia give onence to tne most renned
person, either lady or gentleman, nor have I
said anything except what was directly In
volved politically in the issues of the cam-
CLYDE'S
York Wtlmimttiv
Celford' Masrazioe.
The November issue of this favor
ite and popular magazine is at hand
and with an excellent-'array, ofcon
tents. 4 'The1 Stqry-of Christopher'
opeus the nnmber. It is a" pretty,
pathetic little-tale and charms every
reader. "The Truth About Wives"
is told by Champion Bissell, who
seems to be thoroughly at home on
the subject; "The Lovely Game,T is
by Julian Hawthorne and is. all
about tennis; Capt. W. H. Parker
publishes the secoud and conclud
ing instalment of "Early Discoveries
in America;" R. H. Stoddard, in
"Celebrated Men of tbeDay," tells
us of Edward .Fitzgerald; V'Thc
Rights" of Oiut niuralijccf Citizens
Abroafl" is frdnj the peti or Marcus
J. Wright and T. Edgar WUJ on fur-
uislres a powerful article entitled
"Protection's Last Ditch." The re
mainder of the issue is made up of
pleasing poems, the independent de
partment, editorials notes, bric-a-,
brae, book notices, humor, 'etc., and
a complete novel. "Joliade' Trec
cpur." This last is by Octave Feuil
Ict, translated by Frederick T.
Joues, and is of absorbing-jiu teres t.
Bel ford's is issued every lubnih by
Bel ford & Co., 18-23 East 18th strccfl
New York, at $2.50fcfraiihiw i'i
ilacklea Arnica 8It.
The Hesr oai vo lii the ""world for
t.uta,- Bruises, 8orUlceVs
Rlieum.'Fever Sores, Tetter. Chain
ped Hands, Chilblains, fJorns, and all l-fxojis.ES a
Skin Erontiona. and iiositivelv cures? H -
Pil5i. or no nAv.Tdnird ItiSirna-r.luaLerbt- er punlu'wl wottnls iii the iyt
nuteed to irive Terf.-ct satisfaction ,I5?3 toJX.Wr- iaT of
or money refuudei. ;Pricev3.j ec4itKTerfrnrce.f jcars i am preiand toguaran
ier iox. ' "v;, teejBc.atove. -caa a me.-- i5
For sale by Robert R; Bellamy W SUIX"JAN
vhnlASAlA and Yafcuil drcoif i ' The crscshoer aad Farrier,
wnoissaie ooa T3Lau amggi . j . ? (Star and Mesfeaser copy in .
FROM PIEli 3B. EAST RIVER NEW YORK
Located between Chambers acd Roosevelt sts
5 At 3 o'clock, r. M.
FAN1TA.... .....salurcLiy, Nov s
PAWNEE t urday, No v .15
! FROM WILMINGTON
PAAVNEE..
FANiTA .......
.....Friday, Nov .7
.....Friday, Nov 14
rr Through Bills Lading and Lowest Thro'
Bates guaranteed to and from points in North
and 6outh Carolina. -
For Ffffht or Passage apply to
flG.KMALLBONES, uperlntendnt.
I Wilmington, , Ci
TllEO. E. EG Elf.-Traffic Manager,
i - . K New York
WM. I. CLYDE & CO.. Gehl Agents.
nov 3 tf S Bowling Green. New Yore.
' "vTVi - - '- 1 -
THAT ARE PRICKED WITH
,! PLEASKOTICK.i J'..V
we will be glad ta reccivo' coinmtuuc&t 6ns
froaj ear meno on any and all subjects ;
general interest, bat ; - ' r v
The fiame or um writer cut always be fur T
nlshod to the Editor. -- . - '
Commnnlcanona mnst be wnttx"cn only,
one side or the piper. C .
Personalities man. tie vot 3edL " ' '. ' .
Andit is tptciiy jua pamcalirty nnlcr
stood that tn i&trn fto-3 not always endorse
the fiewn of uwrespoodents oniess so etated "
lz the editorial colanans. . ' "
"'! : ' '-'.'it- '
Choice Nortli Carolina
KBD BUST JPKOOP '
SEED -:- OATpV
yE HAVE JUST I RECEIVED A FULL .
supply of the above OATS, which arc the best,
for pHntlngln this and adjoining States.
For sale by "' - , :
B. F. MITCHELL 6 SON.1
OCt 1 tf i . " J -:. : ' ' . !
A CARD.
I TAKE THIS METHOD OF IJJFOItMlJs Q T f'
thepublicthat I decline to affiliate further
' i :. ' ;. ' - ''""I ..V. ,wr-'
ivith the boxKers (BIU Moore; Dan Darls A J
Co.) I shall vote tlie whole regular Repute
V'
llcan ticket on election day.
; ' Respectfully,
D0V-1 2t
JUOBERT MOURISET v t
Wanted ! W.M,CUM4IINO,"
ETa w G a I a I 3 MULES, ONE FOR
nov 1 tf
i4aoo, one for $7aoo.
W.M. CUMMINQ..
For Sale ! Straw Mattresses.
it
It
" , SHUCK
EXCELSIOR .
" MOSS p
PINE FIBRE
" HAIR ; . ' : " .
Renovating done to order. Call and see my
"Combination" Mattress. ;. -
W. M. CUMBIINO,
(Allen Buildinjg, next to "Star" offlceo
R
Owners of Citv Property and
Contractors J
EQUIRINQ BUILDING LUMBER WILL
do well to examine and price our stock. Par-
M '
ticularly our Klin Dried Flooring and Celling
of which we make specialty, and the prices ,
on tne lower grades will astonish the closest
buyer. Mouldings of Clean Kiln-dried stock.
Laths all sap no pith to stain plastering.
PARSLEY WICKJINS.
Telephone No. 73. mon thu oct272w
DIArOWD DYES
-AKD-
Diamond Fast Stocking Black, -
FOR SALE BY
John B. Hanks.
Te
PRESCRIPTION DRUGQIST
cphonelOo.
oct rr, tfu
VEHICLES! VEHICLES I
J OFFERJ FOR SALE A. LARGE NUMBER
AND A GREAT VARIETY OF
Secand-IIand "Vehicles,
All in good order and ready for immediate
u&e. They will be sold very.pow for 'cash or
good paper . I V ,
Call and gef a good bargain at ' "". '
ORRELL'S STABLES,.
ly 23 tf - Cor. Third and Princess Sta.
Wilmington Seacoast B.B.
T .s.
HE
IV KFFKCr OCT. OTH.
EAVE TVfLMINGTOX SJO AND 0 P. M
1,
Iave H arc mocks 7 . 50 a . m. and p. m. ;
Sunday irafns-leave .Wllmlngibn 28QHnd
Lc'ajvc Harninocts a. m. and p. in. .
Leave Wilmington 10.00 a. m.' Saturdar
only. round trip every day;
I J. IL NOLAN',
Ovl B tf - General Manager, "i
STILL AT WORK.
T AsS NOV WELL PREPARED TG REPAIR
j
all kinds of Furniture, sewing Machines, Fan-'
cy Artklsrs, k, and where It is possible make
them jas good as new. Work " done promptly
and prlccspow. Call and see me and get es
timates and prkfs. , ' t 1
-,-1.7 . " J. D. FAR1MR,
L s. W. cor. Front ana OrangC streets.
I aiu suu agent here for the New Home
Sewing Machtne, one of the best Machines on
the market. Needl8 andMl for sale,.
mennrtf m
I