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' - ii - ! - V f ... O "J T'.'" ' : : '. :r -v" : --. - . VS. . .f.'-i.: 3 i '"Jf-O.Xii;" !-.:?:-S ' ': ".zsZ? ' Z.7UZ:: ' . u ; H . f-iir TV.:,--? V The Morning -Ster, Morning, Sept. j 5, xl88. J, FRinur 1)RN1NG..EDITN4 TH K LATEST NEWS; M'Xi SROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD1 III. AKHcnltbrM44 OPn- - Ins of b NwtKnfiIl n" iByTelegjrapfctollt'alBsar-l-; - Manchester, N. ll-.v Sept ;4-The ' fourth day of the New England Fair opened with fine weather; Shortly after 13 o'clock a barbucho containing Hon. Jas. G.lilaine, ex Gov. timythe, Hon, Geo. B. Lormg and . , 3fayor Portman, was unven upou uj t -si erounds, and was followedly other myi-l.v- : o-nesta in- carriaces. The arrival was ereeted with cheers, When the party were seated the President of the New England Agricultural; Society, Hon. George B. Lo ring, introduced Mr Blaine, who spoke as follows: " -: ' Ladies and Gentlemen .-It is pleasant to find ourselves in an assemblage where we all bear the name of higher honor than any party is designated; an assemblage in r which we meet on the broad plane of Ame tican citizenship, and, rejoicing in that aS in itself constituting civic distinction of priceless value. The agricultural fair is the farmer's parliament. On this day and - on this occasion the most independent class of citizens speak to the world by word and ' deed, for that great fundamental principle on which the Republic rests for its security and its prosperity it has pecpme quiie saying that ragricoltureiis the. basis, otall wealth. The iuu measure ul mo i,awu,u. may be comprehended when we remember 4! that in this year of grace 1884, the total Value of products tromiarm ana hock, m I United States will exceed $3,000,000,000; - an amount brought . forth in a single year, vastly in excess of the national debt at ite highest point We are not in the : . habit ot considering New England as spe- cially distinguished for agriculture,and the - ' annual product from her soil is greater in. " lvalue than all the gold, taken from the ' ' mines of ;. California and Australia in the 1 richest year of their fabulous yield. The " f armor is a true and alwavs successful miner, in the extraction of money from the r earth-a fact most strikingly shown in the history of California, whose splendid march to wealth and power only fairly began when the energies of her people were turned to the production of bread for the world in- stead of gold. The prodigious consump- tion of 66,000,000 people is brought striking Sly before us when we realize how vast a if proportion of eur aggregate product is used at home and how small a share is exported. ' The hundred and odd millions of . New - England farm products do not support her ' own people, and they are compelled to ex-r f , change the fruits of their mechanical -" industry to an enorm6us amount every " year for the means of", subsistence, so lavishly outpoured from the granaries of . the more fertile West, and this fact is but " one of many which show the- independ ence of our oeoDle and ; the vast extent of our internal exchanges. The scene of to day has an enhanced inteiest when we re flect that throughout ' the gorgeous autumn upon which we have just entered it will e reproduced - in "countless -communities w throughout our land Prom oceano ocean, ' from the northern lakes to the -southern gulf, the richness of the harvest and con- t -f pc tentment and happiness of the people will : -;-3r be sbown on neias as iair,.ana py uispjp. Zte-ff: - as brilliant as these wldch. now 'J-' Nor will ant" ssia. cxDauss xae lnsninog atuts.: - Wht-n tbe chill of winter on tiie northern ' liifdor of the -Union; shall have, made the southern sun seem genial and welcome," our brethren of the cotton region will continue the wondrous story. They ' invite us to witness in the commercial Vemoorium of the South the - great tri- '.'I V. 'f - . production of that single plant which has y'.."7 "f:-: revolutionized manufactures. They Irave i; t the finance of the world which has enriched '-'''.' 4 "'"" " ' tne United States beyond the reach of -lm-l'v. - l airination, and has added incalculably to v:i r "" the comfort, health and luxury of the hu- man race, l nearuiy congraiuiaie ine xew ' England society on the brilliant .success of this exhibition.and I beg to return my sin cere thanks to all for the personal kindness and cordiality with which I have been honored. . "' ' ' ; . - -; At the conclusion of Mr. Blaine's remarks he was given three cheers bv the crowd, to which he bowed his acknowledgment:. As tcr the conclusion of his address Mr! Blaine was escorted to his carriage and driven directly to the residence of ex Gov. ISnaythe. - ' - . ANOTHER CANDIDATE. Z JQrs. Belva A. Loefcwood AceepU the' Nomination for President of the United States' by the 'Women's Na tional Equal Blgnts Party. By Telegraph to the Moraine Star.l WAsntNOTON, 'D. C, Sept 4. Mrs. tfeiva Aj Liockwood, tne well KDOwn wo- - man lawyer in this city, has been ; notified 1:. of her nomination for President of the v - United States, by - the "Woman's National .- Equal Rights party" in California; Mrs. ZTZ'r Lockwodd has accepted the nomination and S" V has sent a letter of acceptance to Marietta IX - tow, fresident; Aiuza J. Webb, becretary, 1 and many others of the party. J 4 : ' ' - Mrs. Lockwood says her anti-monopoly 4 and civil service policy "is funny" and that her Indian policy 'is godd -sound sense. I made a bid, she says, ..for all voterslnah, German, Temperance,: Mo ; nopolists, Anti-Monopolists CaplUdkts and Laborers. I did not know, how, to get around the Uermans, ; because 1 am tem perance So I said, due consideration will be given the - honest industrious and heme-loving Germans." . ' ' ' i - ' Mrs. Lockwood's letter from the. West ern women says: She was selected for : President because Elizabeth Cady Stanton, was "too old," Susan B. Anthony "too ranch of a spinster," Mary A, Livermore too opposed to certain classes, and Lucy -" Stone "too narrow.' The ' new candidate to-night wrote a letter to her, Western friends asking about the Vice Presidency, arfying v inai was "an important and serious ques tion." '.r.:i:.x.M:;j'"Z' ' Z ' "A VERMONT. Election Retnrns-Redneed Bepubll- Ij,-- ' ' - -.. ean majorities. : . - tBy Telegraph to the Moraine Star.l f . White River Jtjhction, September 4. One hundred' and ninety-eight towns eive x lugiro, xicpuuiKtu, OO.D14; KedcungtoB Democrat, 17.417: Saule. Green Wbor 4,311 ; scattering fl8 majority for Pingree 18,748.-, The same towns in 1880 eaye r ttiuuaiu, lujpuoucan, w.fsa; ; Pbillips, Democrat, 18.562," Greenback vote 1.247-- majority for Farnham 21.013. PinereeV maj oniy is less wan j arnnam s by 12,426. Representatives elected--Republican 168 Democratic 23,, Greenbackers 3, Indeoend- - - t- . ,iu" i hu cuoice in one town, and Xosty-r r- . , - two towns to be heard from. Con gression - , -' al vote 133 towns in the Secondf District ;i.t.t'Jw Grant Republican 17,336; Goddard. Z Democrat 7,122; Cummings, Greenbacker , - v.; auu scaHermg i3;UranVsma1oritylO,092 ' :;Tatte Km Dhtijct 84 towns gave Stewart - rttepublican 13.845: Simmons Tiemtm? ... ' ' 4,t ""3; Kidder, Greenbacker, 262-Stewart's FOBEIQS. Tre Chinese Armies to lawie Ton t quIu-The Cbolera Panic to Italy, f ' IBv Cable to tha Vornlmr -Star.l 'Rome, Sept. Evidences of a cholera panic throughout Italy coa,U.nue J multl. riir THa nnnnlaftft At Puzznali- attempted to day to stop the railway service at Naples The mob here in Rome drove a priest who hkd just arrived ; from Naples, away from the city., i a uvieto travuera areiuacu. entrance, into the city In some jplaces pop ular agitation has begun in favor of ibol ishing ; local quarantine and establishing houses of observation for travellers suspec ted of illness. In consequehce-of this plan be iig forbidden by the Government te peo-5 pie of Civitavecchia attempted to destroy the railway. jBulletin reports of the disease Urbughout Italy tor the past : twenty-f oui npurs snow 154 new cases ana i aeains. . . IinhGXt Septr4.Advices f from China state that three Chinese armies are march ing to invade Tonquiu-rone from; each of the three southern ; provinces: of China, The army from Kwane-Si numbers ; 25,- ODO men; that from Yun-Nan 20,000t ahd that from Kwang-Tung likewise .SO.OOa ThrYun-Nan army will join! the. Black lags .'at Lao-Kai on the Tonduia frontier. There are Said to be 10,000 Blact Plaes at that point ready to attack Huhg-Hoa, The Hwang-Si army will march into tonquin by way of Cio-BInh and m comjectkar with the portioa of' the , Canton army- now ' at Tonauin. will attack : Bac-Ninh; - Six thousand French troops hold 'Had-Nov Hun-Ho, Sen-ay and Bac-Nmb. 1 . ,c 1 t OHIO. BUnlng Troubles la the Hoeklna; Vt j - " le y IMetrlet.' j ' I - By Telegraph to the Uornlmr Star.l - 5 I Comjjcbus, Sept 4 -Suptl G. R" Carry f the. Columbus,. Hocking Valley, and Toledo RaUroadr has- sent a long telegram 6f a friendlv nature ; to Christ Evans, gtraitsville, district Presideal-Jof.; the; Mi ners' Union, informing him that unless the Striking miners go to work within a day or two at the rates offered oy- ? operators, all the mines at Straitsville will be abandoned by the synclicate. StfaitsyUle lis i the only miningtown ?of consequence in Berrv bounty, Whose, sheriff has refused to ask for aid or take steps towara tne protecuon of property." - Operators have, concluded to concentrate : the : guards atf the mines in Hocking and Athens counties, at two or three places, and hold the I authorities of Perry county responsible for the damage to property in that county. This order has not been given by the - syndicate, but it is looked for in a day or two. j; A large num ber of miners in StraitsviUe; own the prop erty in which they live. j NEW YORK: Sadden Deain of Secretary Polser at ; nle Home In Genet-New Isane of Bond, of the L. & K, Co. . ' 1 fBy Telegraph to the Mornuu; 8tar.) Geneva, Sept 4. Secretary Folger died at his home in Geneva at 4.45 o'clock this afternoon. It was so sudden that time was not offered to 'summon : his 1 children to his bedside, and neither of them was here. ; New Yobkt, Sept' 4. Concerning the :new issue of $5,000,000 six per cent bonds and. f5,000,0g0 five per cent preferred stock non-accumulative, nothing' further has transpired, say the Louisville & Nashville Railroad directors. ; Stockholders will be offered the entire amount which is equiva lent to 20 per cent: of their present hold-' ines" - Preferred stock will receive the first. i.i ue irniu bcAh common mi. . ' J HI 1 1 .' ui snare - ana suare ajiKe. riy a new ksue of preferred stock.. NEW YORK REPUBLICANS. Tiring to Get Rid of the.; Colored Rep- resentatlve Ticket. . on the State Electoral JBr Telegraph to the Moraine Star.l New Yobk, Sept 4. The Republican State Committee is holding an excited dis cussion this afternoon upon the question of a successor to Kev. W. If. Derrick, colored on the State electoral ticket Representa tives of various Republican colored organi zations called on the committee to-day and asked that Derrick a name be continued on the ticket Derrick appeared in person and stated that he had not resigned. lie ciaims 10 nave wniten a jeuev to rouce Commissioner VanCott Baying that his du ties as pastor of Bethel church would inter fere with the proper performance of his du ties as elector.: Be afterwards, he say withdrew the letter. A proposition to sub stitute Wm. M. Evarts or some other white man on the ticket was not acceded to. , NEW JERSEY. " ' . . A Ran on the National Bank of New ' Brunswick Caused hr the Sadden Death of Its Cashier, j ; I By Telegraph to the Morahur Htar.t New Brtjhswick, Scpt j 4. Charles S. Hill; cashier of the National bank here, was found dead in bed this: morning. His death was caused by inhaling gas. He was forty years of age,1 was 'widely known and had been cashier of i the bank : for twenty years. There was & slight run on the bank to day owing to unpleasant and unfounded rumors. " - u ' ' TENNESSEE. A Plreln nemnhls Koss A boat $0, ooo. J - Br Telegraph to the Moraine Star.l Memphis, Sept 4. W N. Wilkinson & Co.'s wholesale drug house in. this city was burned today. Loss on stock $ 50.000: in surance $35,000. ; The building, which was owned by. the 'firm, was damaged to the extent of $20,000; insurance $10,000. The firm'lose all their books apd aecouots . MINNESOTA. - A Snspended Bank Resames Boil (By Telefrr&ph to the MornhiK Mtar t Wabash, Sept.-4 The bank of Wabash, which suspended yesterday because of the laiinre or tne juinnesota J&ievator Vo.t re sumed Ihig morning. - O. C. Benson and C. F. Rogers, two wealthy citizens of Lake City,, advanced, money sufficient to meet all demands and deposits, are again .coming r i:;; Z'. KtECTRIC B?AMKB'.ZZ-Z . ' A. Straus & - Son," clothing dealers, of Richmond, Ta.Y have assigned."' : -; ' ;. . Democrats of the Third District of Penn sylvania have renominated Hon. Sam. J. Iandall for Congress. ' ' f me pauper emigrants: wno arrived in New York two' weeks acroi bv the steamshin 3Vestphalia and were returned to Hamburg by the Commissioners of Emigration, have again started for this country and expect to land in Philadelphia. Their' transporta tion has been paid by the Roumanian Jew- isu oenevoieni-society. JHotice has been sent to an poto';;,: Onr Cook BUGGIKSVTHB BEST CHEAP BUGGIES EVER made. ffe have in stock of our own manu 3teK,B a,d TOD Buggies, Phaetoiw,Cano Seats, Carts, Drays, o, together with ue best end cheapest Saddles, Harness. iFJPM Bjw t Satchels. Trunks repaired as nraal by the ml practical trunk maker in the . '-IS 1 1 r 5 5- 114 North Vront fft.- aug 31 tf . -J Wait door to n. A. RmitK'i commercial; WILMINGT.ON MARKET STAR OFFICE, Sept 4, "0 Pi M .SPIRITS TURPENTINE The market was quoted I firm at 28 cents ' per, gallon, with sales reported of 200 casks at that price. V; Lf . ' !" 1 . .ROSIN The market was quoted steady at 05 cents' for Strained and f t ; 00 for Good Strained, with no sales rerjorted. r TAR---Tho market was quoted steady at tl 20 ter bbl. of 280 lbs., with sales at 1 CRUDE TURPENTINE The market ws steady,' with les repoxted."; at $1 00 for Hard and $1 85 for Virgin and Yellow mTTON The market was Quoted quiet Small sales reportwfc ,;Te following were "tie-: oiilciat quotations: 0f '" .' '. - i Gx)d.Ofdinai7:trfyW IiowMiddlingriv i . .... 9l ; Middling.;. :m - ' !!-.'- uooa jyuuuung. .4 xug - ; ; . - . - s J ' ' f " ' U?Vtt TelBirraph to the Horning a?.: : ';- Financial - , ' Naw YORK. Sert 4. Evening Sterling exchange 483. Money li per, cent - Go vernments easier ; new four per cents 1201 ; new; three per cents lOOi- state bonds ami. j ; Zi DovmurctaU . L Cotton steady, with sales of 1,718 bales; Great Brftaia-733 bales, tcfthe continent 267 b bales, to jrrance bales. Boumern riour barely steady, with a fair business com mon to fair extra $3 804 20; good to choice do 4 256 00. Wheat spot grades ic lower, closing heavy; ungraded red 7496c;" No. 2 e red 8989ic; ungraded spring 8Cc; No. 2 red September yoiyic. Corn spot lots scarce and again higher ; ungraded 6570c; No. 2,70c; No. 3 Sep tember 6364c. Oats spot ifc lower and moderately active, closing firm; No. 2, S3i34c; No. 2 September 32i32. Coffee l-spot fair; Rio steady at $10.25; No. 7 Rio spot $8 65. 8ugar quiet and unchanged; fair to good refining 4 13-164 1516cro fined strong; extra C 55c; white extra C 55cf yellow 44c; confectioners' A 6 7-16c; off A 56c; standard A 6ic; powdered CJc; granulated. 6fc; mould A 6 9 16c; cut-loaf and crushed 77ic; cubes 6Jc Molasses quiet and steady. Rice steady. '- Cotton seed oil crude 8335c ; refined 3942c. Rosin unchanged. Pork dull, weak and nominal; new mess on spot $18 0018 23; cut meats firm; pickled bel lies 919c; middles nominal. Lard very dull and 23 points lower, closing barely steady, with trade quiet; western steam on spot $7 89. Freights to Liverpool weak cotton 7 64d. . . -'., .. Cotton net receipts . bales; gross re ceipts 2 bales. Futures closed steady," with sales of 47,000 bales at the following 'quotations: September 10.7510.76c; Octo ber ia5610.57c ; November 10.4610. 47c; December 10.S010.51e; January 10.60 10.61c; February ia7210.73c; March 10.8410.85c; April 10.0610.97c; May 11.0711.08c; June 11.1811.20c ' I IThe Foeft cotton report says: "Future deliveried continue quiet and show usual fluctuations -.first there was wTf, -5 prices fell back to nearlv last evenings Quotations. . lluvers expect a decline when the receipts will in crease; and sellers, looking at the constant ly decreasing stocks (yesterday only 65,481 bales in the JSew York warehouses), con sider it too hazardous to go short The stocks of American cotton in the latter part of October and November will neces sarily be much reduced at Liverpool, as supplies, with our very small stocks and a late crop, will be unusually retarded. This is deserving of attention." Chicago, September 4. Flour quiet an unchanged. Wheat weak; opened steady and closed fc under yesterday; September 78J79Jc; No. 2 Chicago spring 78f79c; No. 2 red 81c Corn excited and higher for near months and closed iic higher for September and October than yesterday; cash 54J54ic; September 53f54c Oats dull and nominally unchanged; cash 25tc; September 25f25ia Fork quiet; cash S18:5019 00; September $18 5019 00. Lard in fair demand and nominally un changed;: cash $7 47i7 55; September $7 457 47. Bulk meats unchanged ; shoulders $7 00; shortrib $10 05; short clear $10 80. Sugar steady and unchanged. Whiskey steady and unchanged at $1 12. nr. Louis, September 4. Flour steady and unchanged. Wheat lower and fairly active for near months; No. 2 red 81ic cash; 81c September. Corn-steady and very slow; 47 jc for cash. Oats firmer and inactive; 25c cash; 30fc September. Pro visions quiet . Pork $17 5018 00. Bulk meats long clear $10 00; short rib $10 10: clear $10 40. Bacon long clear $10 87i; short rib ; $11 S7J11 50; short clear $11 00. Lard $7 85. - Whiskey steady at $111. : :: Savanuah, Qit,x September 4 Spirits turpentine firm at 28c ; sales 250 bbls. Rosin active and firm at $1 05; sales 1,800 bbls. ChakIiKSTOh, S. C, September 4. Spirits turpentine dull at 28Jc bid. " Rosin quiet strained to good strained $1 02. . COTTON BIARKKTS. , IBy Telegraph to the Moraine Star. 1 ' September 4. Galveston, steady at 104 cts net receipts 936 bales; Norfolk, steady at lOfc-T-net receipts 33 bales; Savan nah, flrmfat 10 3-16c net receipts 788 bales; New Orleans, .quiet at 10 1116c net receipts 41 bales; Mobile, quiet at 10c net receipts 235 bales; Memphis; steady iujc nei receipts iz Dales; Augusta. ateady-atloc--net receipts 118 bales: Charleston, .firm atlOic net receirt&74l& Dales, FOBBIGN JnAHKETS. n - r (By Cable to the Morning Star.l .; ' LrvEBPOOL, Sept. - 4, 4 P.s M.-Colton Sales for the week were 63.000 bales, of Which 41,000 bales were American; specu- lauono.ow Daies; export 3.8W Dales; actual export 5,300 bales; total imports 37,000 bales, of which 16,000 were American; stock 700,000 bales? American 419,000 bales, afloat 59,000 bales, of which 19,000 bales are American. ; k:-.-, -ZZi :r ZZ LONDONi Sept. 4, 5 P. M. Spirits tur pentine on spot steady at 23s 9d -.October and December delivery steady at 24s ; January ana Apru aeirvery gteaay at 25s Jid. fVVKR THE BALANCE OF THEIR STOCK OF . ' ' - -1 i-4 . ... - - . ...... ,. .,i PUNOS AND ORGANS at greatly reduced rates. Only a few of those elegant 8onmers left.'; E Mr. B.. f-VanLacr desires to announce that he 'will be to Naw York during September, and any orders for Pianos and Organs entrusted to him will reeeive his beat and earefal personal atten tion. TJadvitage of a personal selection I. apparent to the public; Parties ht want of ln: etniments cau address Mr. VanLaer through the mail, and be win be glad to wait on thenu ;, : aog 31 tf - v.(::V; v v.-...:;. ... MARINE. - ror Jtlmenae'Sept. 5. , ; 8ttn Rises.., ,..,. . 5.57 A M. Sun Sets.'. ...U. . ... .. ..... . . . P IL High Water ai Sraithvflle. 7.31 Morn. High Water at Wilmington .s 10.83 Morn Day'sljength..'..1,,:..,.. ,12h,, 42nv ARRIVED. . . Stmr John ' Dawson, - Black, Point nawell tt P' Paddiaon. ! Stmr River .Queen, Bagley, Fayetteville, i Btmr Wave, Robeson, Fayetteville, G;W. WOliams & Co. . ...'"-'. . CLEARED. ' ;-,v Stmr River Queeiir Bagley, Payetteville, master. ; - :fefi4' StmrWave, ;Hobe8on,Tayetteyille, G W, .Williams & Co. ; : .. ! . . . -; Stmr Passport,1 Harper, Smitiayille. mas ter. Ci;- ?!"'-r-jr-j ' j -"jsri v-rrvir-t, si?. Stmr Excelsior, Bowdoin, Long Creek and BannermaQi Bridge, taastef-f; MAHIME DIRECTORY. Cist of yeaeela In tne Port of Wllmln- ' t. ;.foniri. ,C, Sept. '4V18?4;;;i!"; Iritis list does not embrace veaeela under CO tona.1 rt.H.j.-r-i BARQUES. . ; ; Lucy & Paul(Ger., 828 tons, Andries. f 4 .- - :i, :-:; a E Peschatt & Westermann Lufra (Nor.), 470 tons,rLorentzen :t;r ; ! r. , ,,;,CPMcbane Insula Caori (Nor. 395 tons. Danielsen, ,, . : - - - i--,-.; ; : . : . -c. P Mebane i:i:V ""-;H;-BRIGS? v (llorft E Pickeriner. 263 tons. Harshall. . r - - j.. -- - " ' EG Barker.& Co ; --La .f -U SCHOONERS. R 8 Graham. 41 tons. Avis. ' : Geo uarnss & uq p t-t iiMrL. uui ions, ruuuuuu. j Horace S Lanfairf298 tons. Woodland, .i , ueo juarnss Timothy; Pipld 1H9 tons. Adams. v; js u Jiaraer a; uo L C Hickman, 231 tons. Joseph, W s - Geo Harriss Co W H Keenv. 278 tons. Lippineott ; i - : Geo Harriss Co Lizzie Lane: 220 tons, Herriett. -';f. EG Barker & Co Thomas Sinnickson, 2C0tons. Heron. '" . Geo Harriss A Co John Shay, 806 tons, Clark, t Geo Harriss & Co List off Teasels Up, Cleared or Sailed ; ; " ! -: 'tor this fort. ' Z" 1 The foHowirikr vessels are mentioned In the New York Maritime Register as beuut np and eieareo tor tnis port : , , . .- - t. BAItQTJES. ' . Fama (Nor.), 402 tons, Taraldsen, at Para July 17. f idelto (Ger.) 37ft tons, Meyer, irom btetttoAu east 17. . .- -'- Hattle 1L (Br.), 403 tons, Cochran.from Boll-Jane 25. 1 - Leda (Anst), 533 tons, Kraher.rrom Florae July 13 Kamsto Knar.), $i tons, ugiana, irom tuo Jane: - ro JoIt SO. - , Vereiu (Ger.). 453 tons, Jancke, from Hamburg tinner. ; Ylkedal (Nor.), tons, from Archangel July 10. - i BRIGS. Diana (Gcr.X 314 tons. 8chreder, from Liverpool An. 17. . Express (Ger.). 278 tons, Fnetworst at Liverpool MOlT IV. - Hermann Friednch (Gor.), SSS tons, Nlejahr.from urerpooi ane. i Bellevue Higli School, BEDFORD CO., VIRGINIA For Boys and V" uK 'd(i. XTfl pares for Cuki 'norouehly and or University. Ti bandsomeljr eoumnea yull orpfl ul iiiBtructon. Beautiful and healthy Vcatkc For Cataloeutt. aidreiki i - W. R. ABBOT, Principal. Bellevne V. O. jy S DA W2m St Mary's School, Z:-.-:. . j ' RALEIGH. N. C. ' mE ADVENT TERM, THE CTn SEMI-AN- NUAL SESSION, begins Thursday, September II, T884. 1 For Catalogue address the Rector, Rev. BffNNKTTSMEDBS, AM. Jyl7 2m Salem Female Academy, ' ' 8ALXM.N.C , -! v rpiZE- FALL TERM OF THE EIGHTY-FIRST Annual Session begins Thursday, September 4th. For Catalogue address the President, ,-1yl22m Rxv. S. RONDTHALSR. t. D. . St. George's Hall for Boys. , . ReteterstoKn." Md. An unsurpassed Boarding School ) Prepares for any college or business life. $200 to $300 a year. large buildings, beau tiful grounds. Eight trains daily. No malaria., Books free. Circulars sent. . ! . - Prof. J. C. KINSAR, A.X., Jyg m - r---. Principal. ' EDGSWORTH 8CHOOU BALTIMORE, MD. Boarding and Day School for Young Ladies and Children. -The 422nd School; Year begins Thursday, September 18th.- . . Circulars sent on application to the Principal. I - MBS. H. P. LXFEBVRK. JyS9 2awDAW2m tufr. 4 Franklin St. Cotton Gins. E ARE AGENTS FOR THE CELEBRATED HALL GIN. with' or Without Feeders and Con denser Will sell at Manufacturer prices. SECONDHAND GINS m good 'order at "very low prices. v- bagging and ties in quantities to SUIT. ONE i 8IX-HOBSE UPRIGHT ENGINE in per fect order: - ; 1'. -'''- . V; ' ;- '' ' -". A FULL LINE OF HEAVY GROCERIES AND STILLERS' SUPPLIE3.' " T" - C' "-. '.- Z V ' Z. '.;V' aug 31tf KERCTINER St CALDER BROS. j E. G. Blair, BROKER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT . for the sale of Flour. Meal.- Grain. Cntton ana Foreign Fiutta. Merchandise and all kinds ui vuuuur rroauce sola and prompt returns (rnaMntAa1 " iwi auvnoui J B. O. BLAIR, 19 North Second St. augS8tf Ho. The Great Paola HAS BEEN, IS NOW, AND EVER SHALL BE, tne leading HALF-DIME CTGAR to the city. Al we ask;iirairi5':iW GARDEN CITY CIGAR EMPORIUM. aug 10 tf BOSTON POST. r TUJ OLD, INVINCIBLE AND THOROUGHLY -V' i'luiie RT.TTR TfrMrrra I mrn mmrnii nrrl f i ; vanauviUliyflanafAfJUl, - The clean VtunllT Nmmnano. riwL'.. iPnL i008 nplete news of any paper ,"&u ' to espeelally iMted for iniwn vfuuunarouu ana financial features. STTBSrTRTPTTrvw T?irroa Ta?ce't0n feap5 8 Mon $4.60; m ad- - n W ..j-r -i rrTTTW iti.n. '. " vKvortooretoone address wQl be furnished ZJtJ Pl Pwcepr; Tei, , . WEEKLY POST at Sl.na iwr AU. S SSSf HI2 J Pfbe Riven -nv 0Z I ' S. w Btl LTB H3YALfS 1 iThls nowdeV never varies. A marveTof parity. streasw-andwludefomeiieqB. '.More eooaomical inan orainary mhuxb, kuu .tsaxmub dbokiui oqis Petition with the multitude of low test, short weign. aiam or pnoepnaie poiraeis.. vmyn cans. ; ',',i - v - '- -' ;. v ' -"' t wnoiesaie. dt auuj.au cc vuiiiiBns. inov 24 Iv y arm' ; .too or frnl - 4p , ttov 8ffl You the Kcason.TVhy J EQBSNDS A MONROE, 8. E. Cor. Market n . OmjI jif nt-n hnvA .two. 4 It A lofAAt best designs in FOENITTTRB, . and do sell them ways in the market taking advantage of every thing:, excepting their customers. t Any special orders given to us will have the personal atten tion of our Mr Sehrends.. who is north for this utwiv t han nnvrwuiT aiha. neoanao ut are al pnrpnee. - . : r aqgalu JNa W. GOKDON. JOS. D. SMITH. v"no,W.Gordon & Smith 1; - 'AGENTS,' 9-he biggest tasaraace company in the world) which has paid daring 86 years In the United -.it;;, i r '.-.! . T V r-i - states over $33,000,000.00. ALL LOSSES PAID WITHOUT DISCOUN T, aog Sltf ' .... ... CYPRESS S YELLOW PIHE I SASH BLINDS & DC it JGU AIJANTKKJO.AS IJfP, AS feOULDINO, BRACKETS AND ORNAMENTAL WOODWORK. ; Zaug 21 If .-,- ; PARSLEY & WIGGINS. I0RHIP 'SEED j A TORHIP SEED! NEW crop:, -1 ! . ' INSECT POWDER, FLAVORING EXTTS, CIGARS and TOBACCO. WILLIAM H. GREEN, -aog Sltf - v. k. --f -Druggist. JJUUUUCX D : VUbtUAA VflAAl i tE CLAIM FOR IT GREATER 1SPEED, llghter drart and better sample than any Gin on this market. It combines also that great I m provement the Beater Attachment. - GILES MURCHISON. . ' i aug St tf - 3840MurchlsonBlock. We Grind Daily ! THEREFORE YOU CAN BE SURE OF THE "BEST (BOLTED) MEAL IN THE CITY." FRESH every day during the "heated term." Also, Hay, Corn, Oats and Feed. s . PBESTON CUM MING A CO "rf ' ? Millers and Grain and ' aug 27 ti Peanut Dealers. Do You Worry Yourself ABOUT LITTLE INCONVENIENCES IN THE Oalinary line; if so come to and we will show yc hundreds of eomf orts in the Housekeeping line, which, together with one of our Best Cooks (the Farmer Girl for instance), will help you in your life work and cause smiles to take the place of frowns. W. H. ALDERMAN & CO., aug XI, tf ; Successors toF.M. King A Co. . C2574c5,. rpHE ABOVE AMOUNT REPRESENTS THE cash assets of the NORTHERN FIRE ASSUR ANCE CO. for ' every! $10Q of liabilities. Only one other Co. represented to Wilmington. (Scot tlsh Union and National), has a lareer amount All losses to the NORTHERN are paid immediate ly on receipt of proofs, without delay or discount insurance on cotton or otner merchandise placed at lowest rates. - : - ' M.S. WILLARD. ,, ' : Fire, Life, Marine and Accident Insurance Agent, aug St tf ; 218 N. Water Street. SEED! SEED! SEED! rpURlOP, CABBAGE, SPINACH, KALE, EAD- tan, vAomxr ana outer tmtui tor iau plant ing.. All of the above, as all of, ray other Seed, are grown by the most reliable seedsmen to the country. ; Special- discount to . merchants and truckers. l U. MAKD1N. - ; ..-,:. i 'ti-, . Druggist and Seedsman, -. ang 8Uf x i . New.Market, Witaungton. N.C. iSmiitTireV NEW STOCK FOR TALL TRADE ARRIVING every day, manufactured expressly forlthls market. . New Styles and Low Prices. Call and examine our extensive variety of New and Fash ionable Goods, ail made this season, - - -' ' - -' v.- D. A. SMITH. ' aug 81 tf lurnltnra Dealer, Ko. Front St. ,ir- '' " ' " - ' " ' I'"-'" ' - -Z.Z - t..,- ureamsoda. : THE ONLY. PLACE IN THE CITY WHERE ICECREAM 80DA Is now sold: - Remember we keen the BEST ICS CREAM to tha ftlt.. . . .-, FRESH CANDIES made dallv. f auStti ' . MBS. E. WAKREN. . Confectionery Storo. INDEED, EVERT 'WEEBT WE RECEIVE HEW lOODS. Lot of nice Feattier Dueters lust to. Bird;cgeaPaCnimner PraeSfiPumps. All kinds of Tinning done by the best of -workmen. Old stand. . n fixr '-' . PARKER & TAYLOR. , PURE WTinC3irMlU5vaiiSl tf I Joiirnal, 1 'I PUBLISHED EVERX FRTOAYYORNma .- -; ' -.Jv, ,t At.WairrentoB. N. c jZy.P"Z Lit has a splendid eirenktioa to the eounties of " rroB, v ance, Halifax, N. o., and MecUenbi w. a ajuiveruu)g meatum ltiaansnrpi l - T7e Are-OtillEeceivinff LAEGE SUPPLIES OF ; u .. -.. ,. .. v.,;. . : ... (,.;. ROTSTEU'S ' CA1IDY! K IN VARIOUS STYLES. ' ' ONE PIUCE-S lbs for ft.OO. : A-few 5 lb. Boxes (nicely paoked) received with last order. Ul$::i:Z- 4i. The Scuppembn abpnt which we have been braggiag has not de- i " ' -teriorated in qnallly . -v CASHED ICETHM WITH IT IS ELEGANT.i ; YsZ.Zz P. L j Bridgeirs & Co.i ,'r'1x.-.i.'-.."""'.'"-..-';, - . . , ' 1 110 North Front St. 44 I Og31 D&W tf y Z ': -.K :r:Z.;-' - -. 1 -'-:-' Ilew Honey, itew i rJit :,T ' H. . . '' ;' '' ' . "t "v i- - t lk . BBL OF ELEGANT STRAINED HONET AT Ktall,for f 1.00 per gaUon., liberal discount W larger qpetoUkrlfZ ;4TLe; "PUREST AND WHITEST FLOUR ever madtf, frpni NEW WHEAT, Just coming in at re dnced rates. Prices very low by the barrel and ai retail. , .- ' J , . ' . .. !2000 Lbs. BEST SUGAR-CURED nAMS. ) : 40 Bbls. SUGAR, all grades. " 20 Bbls. IRISH POTATOESthe entire mar ket to be reduced on the price. -;. ; 'The MAGNOLIA HAM is immensely popular, and Is confidently reconunended as the bkst HAM in the United States, AD. Goods Fre&h and of Best Quality. Z '. , ' -Call and get thie Lowest Prices tdniay.; '4 . C STEVENSON, : v' ""- i MARKET STREET. aug30tf p Blacb Cashmeres; jgLUE BLACK AND JET CLACK. -f BLACK ALMA CLOTH. . ? j BLACK GERSTER CLOTH. All of the above y are orn for Suspection sni at rock bottom prices It. Hi. !?IcOiTIRE. aug 31 a&w tf . i New Hamburghs, OWISS EDGINGS, NEW STYLES IN HDKFS; Towels, solid Red German Damask,' - Jnst opened. :-:-l3,- -sepStf , , 1 JNO. J. HEDRICK.- Cheap ! j Straw Goods ! HARRISON ALLEN. . aug 31 tf -Hattera. j To Smokers. B KEEP A LARGeaSSORTMEKTOFGOOD CIGaRS, but wonld call especial attention to our BILLY, and say for it that it is the beat we have ever offered for Five Cents, i i -j W. S. BRIGGS ft CO.-, Druggists, I fep 8 tf ,N. W. corner Front! and Market. Taleutinc's Henciol Pencils, i SURE CURS FOR HEADACHE. NEURALGIA, Toothache and Nervous Affections. Only 10 Cents. Also, Drug?, Perfumery. Fancy and Tol Jet Articles. v - . -i Prescriptions a specialty at -. F. C. MILLER'S. aug 13 tf Corner nf Fourth and Nun Streets. : THE AGONY IS OVER I STATE OFFICERS nominated 1 1 New HanOver not forgotten 1 1 1 Therefore do not forget that H. C Prempert's Fashionable, Shaving and- Hair Dressing Saloon, No. 7 South Front Street, la still to full blast, where Mr. H.-C. Prempert, assisted by his two sons, ean always be found to attend to those who wish a first-class Shave, Halr-Cnt, &c. Corns ex tracted and Skin Diseases of all kinds cured. A D)S9tf H. a PKEMPEHT.- 80ETH CAKDLIHA. RESUDRCES. VOne of the mo&i useful aerie of descripti book published about any State." Bos totiPtxt: .--- j;. '. t Hale's IndustTial Series. Two Volumes Now Beady. I. ftae Wood and Timber of Nortn - Carolina. Curtls's, Emmons', and Kerr's Botanical Reports; supplemented by accurate . County Reports of Stand tog Forests, and illus trated by an excellent Map of the State. " 1 Volume 12mo. Cloth,' 273 pp., $1.25. II. In the Coal and Iron Conntlee of Nortb Carolina. Emmons', Kerr's, Laid ley's, Wilkes', and the Census Reports; supple mented by full and accurate sketches of the ' Fifty-six Counties, and Map of the State. 1 Volume 12mo Cloth, 425 pp.. S .50. , Sold by aU BookseUers, or mailed postpaid on receipts of the price, by J, ' : E. J. HALE A SON, PCBUSnSRS, BOOKSaUJtBS UID NEW YORK; . - Statiorkbs, P. M. HALE. Publisher, Raleigh, N. C. oet2tf , r The Pamlico Enterprise -:4.fy-'-. STONEWALL, N. C'- '.. ZH r A FIRST CLASS WEEKLY PAPER, published JrY to the GRAIN REGION of the State. Subscription $1.50 a year. , Yearly Adverttemg ratesOne Square, $12; Two Squares, $18; Three Squares. $34; Four Squares, $35! Quarter Column, $40; Half Colamn, $60; One Column, $100. . No de viation from abov rates. .v-- - J - . .Address,, ENTERPRISE. ' -Z fv 8 tf ' '' A...': Stonewalt N. C ' Biblical Becorder Ed wardV Broiisliton A: Co. -- RALEldH, Hjjff RM?w;b;tBAJlTOBdtt : , 'REy. C BvFARRISS, Associate Editor. ;. j EVERY mPTIsTsHOUM) TAKE IT As an AdyerUsing Medium Unsurpassed. . .., i jjHiOnly S2.00 PrYetri4.l V, Address : ; - , BIBUCiAt BORDER; Specialties'Tor .This Week BROWN'S RODDICK 9 North Prbiril Strn t. at- Linen Towels. We are now closing out a lot of ELS. that mast astonish the trade . jo cts.fuU size, Pnre Linen., Victoria Lawn S. Our WHITE VICTORIA LAWNS, at and 15c,, are eertainly beloV any thlnp yon i,avs seen K ; Ladies' Skirts. The LADIES' COL'D SKIRTS aro slid a lead; Attraction, and just .the Btjlca required at this season. Printed Lawns, Our PRINTED LAWNS'are all reduc "y-Five per cent. LADIES' SATCHELS reduced ir ' to 'He. We aie offering some RARE bargains, i ,r,d eVery one in want of any thinf; tn ciir line vrji find it to their interest to plve ns a rail BROWN & RODDICK, 9 NORTH FRONT ST. aug 24 tf BURR & B; S: ' -CEO-i s to ?. :?, i' 19 & SI f.OM'il Fit: JJACHINB SHOP, FOUNDRY AND COPfEB WORKS; Builders of Engines, Saw Mills and Ter pentine Etflls: Aeents for the Atlas Tortable En gine, MOburn Gin and Brooks Cotton Press. Full line of Pipe, Fittings, Valves and Mill Supplies. PRICES ON LEATHER AND RUBBER EKLTIN AS LOW AS NORTHERN HOUSES. Hose, Hose Reels, Pipes and Sprinklers, and Hiuulwrs' Sup plies; Manufacturers of Doora. Ssh, Bracket? and Mouldings. . auglTtf f ; - MPOBTAlT! A HEW AMD jWABLE DEVICE , ' ' A PATENT JWaterf Closet SeatJ t - - j FOR THE CURE OF HEMOSRHOnS, (emmonly ealled t . "PILES, Internal or External, and J PROLAPSUS ANI, for ( bil dren or Adults.. ,NO MEDICHGB OR SURGICAL OrEBATlfW Z - " NECESSARY. . ' I faave.tnyatBd a SIMPLE WATER CWSjfT SEAT, for the. cure of the above troablesoiM and pahrful matady, which I confidently pb before the public as a SIJRn BGUEF AND I VM ! It has beetf eaoraed by'the leadiwWta' Physicians hvHorth Carolina. Is now hem tea edin the Hospitals of New York. Philadca and Baltimore, and we are satisfied the rcsniv will be satisfactory,' as it has never failed .tm where. You can write to any of thePhysiciaw or promtoantitiKens to Edgecombe to. N-, These Seats wffl bo furnished at the -foflowW WAPolfimef6.00 1 Discount to mj CHERRY. . ? - . . - 5.0BV etcians and to w POPLAR, - . - - 6M) - Trade t- uirections ror using wiu aoeouiMj We trouble you with np certificates. v e k the Seat to be its own advertiser. Ad.lresa . LEWIS CHAMBERLAIN nt Tarboro, Edgecouilw Co., 1yl7D&Wtf s: e ': Corn, Ilolapses, &c. 2Q Q Q Baslr Prime White CORN, QQ Bush, MEAls fTfsa urouuu Hhds and Bbls Porto Rico HOLASS& 100 For sale low bv . " GW. WimAMSjsjSr an 24 ts Bacon, Coffee. Hour. AA Boxes D. B.C. R. SIDES', . 2QQ Sacks ChoioeRIO COFFKK Bbls FLOUE au graws, For sale low ny 4 co. aug24tf G. W. W Ilu"" Salt. Salt. - OA A A Sacks LTV. SALT, 200Js Salt. 1000 y1000 do . ;.:do':-;... FINE "do. 150 S.S. do. Tor sale low by & cor ang24tf -j G..W. . W ll'''f- n. Mini. r. Dug- K A Bbls StandA Gran i . ftTTlJHIU do White Extra C K A ' 'do "Golden C do -do ang24tf OrW.WTU ? t Ground Peas O A A BUSHELS' GROUND PEAS est OUU aignmeiii, and must be old- market Prioee.-: 'j toBAC00, . Also. ONE HUNDRED. BOXES tub rious grades. . gAM'LBEARSt - z? v Sep 8D&W tf;- . -.i Aoaress h anStf - . . THE HOME JOURNAL ' ; ; . Warrenton, N. C. deo'2ttf : i ' zZ. c - Batetgh;Ra! '. " I --f : . Jyiatf, 1- i J Z-Z . ZZZzshtZ iZ 'zz z 5 " S-.5. -Vj.-. .---4- - -.w. -Ir ' : : -' - - f' ! . '. .. ."J- . '
Wilmington Morning Star (Wilmington, N.C.)
Standardized title groups preceding, succeeding, and alternate titles together.
Sept. 5, 1884, edition 1
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