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. i w -. f :-- . f - t - . i- ' - - y ; i no i nmiT ii r . i - - - : .- . : i - . - . 'JL1J.V iUVI 1U1AC, KHJ. : " " - II I I 4 Friday Morning, Sept. 19, 1884; .NfORNING EDITION. THE LATEST NEWS; FROM ALL PARTS OP THE WORLD1 FOREIGN. An American Crew Been In a Boat Race at Soutnantpton Affair at " - Hons Kong-Floods to -Spain-Tne . - cnolera EpMemle In Naple-BIor-tallty from OieDlMMe in France b nInesB Trouble In Wverpool. -(Bt Cable to Ihe Xornlas Star.l London, Sept 18. An exciting rowing - match occurred yesterday at Southampton V - between the crew of the cutter Uncle Sam, of the U. S. flagship Lancaster.and. a local crew. The Uncle Sam has fourteen oars, and the rival boat has eighteen. The dis v tance rowed was five miles, and the amount ' of money at stake was sixty pounds. At the Btart betting was three to one m favor of the Americans. The Americans gamed a slight lead at first, but the local crew soon passed ahead of them and won -by 2W -yards. The time of the winning crew was . 42 minutes and 27 seconds. In the evening the amateur club of Southampton enter tained both crews. Bailey, coxswain oi - the American crew, in responding to a toast, said that the Uncle Sam had never - Koon Hntpn hfifnrft. ' The crew of the Lan caster were prepared to back the Uncle Sam by 100 to 1, COO ascalnst any other boat in Envied. The match excited great interest. : A disnatck from Hong Kong says:- The French "man of -war Atalanta boarded Uie regular Hong Kocs trading junk and threw its cansor. suns and feoumumtaon ojqi bonrd. xuis' occurred in the immediate vicinity of the harbor. Merchants of 1 T ug Xong are greatly irritated. JunM ng is the only trade left; and junkmen are afraid to venture far outside the harbor without cannon for fear of pirates. Go vernor Bowen is absent in Japan on a furlough. Deputy Governor Marsh de clines to interfere. Disgust at the inde cisions of the French is increasing daily. : Mabbxd, September 18. Heavy floods are destroying crops in many parts of Spain. . . ..j ; Naples, September 18.' Excessive heat prevails, but the general condition of the city is improving. The gloom and depres- ' sion which have been overhanging the city since the epidemic became serious, are be ginning to disappear, and the streets are regaining their customary activity. Some alarm, however, is felt at the increase in the number of cases in the subnrb3,and the municipal authorities have postponed making any change in the present quaran tine regulations. Rome, Sept.' IS. Young ladies belong ing to the aristocratic circles have been holding a fete in aid of the cholera suffer ers. Other young ladies are volunteering as nurses in the hospitals. A report is current here that Signor Man cini, Minister of Foreign Affairs, has sub mitted to the Powers a scheme for an inter national sanitary code, with a lazaretto on the Red Sea, and the compulsory isolation of each State in which cnolera appears.. Paris, Sept.,18. One death from . chol era has occurred at St. Oiien, a suburb of Paris. In Perpignon and vicinity yes terday there were eighteen deaths reported; at Marseilles two, and at Toulon none. Du 1 ring the continuance of the epidemic in France there have been 10,000 cases and 5,000 deaths. , Rome. Sept. 18. To-day's bulletins of the progress of the cholera m the city of - Naples, during the past twenty-four hours, shows 507 fresh cases and 283 deaths. ...x Ltveepool; September 18. The Journal of Commerce, of this city, states, that dis ; quieting rumors are afloat concerning the ; stability of certain Liverpool firms, owing - to the low prices of cotton, corn, provi sions and sugar. During the day the ru- ; mora slightly subsided, owing to the partial improvement of the grain market. Only one firm has made a private assignment. 'This firm was'engaged in the sugar trade. MASSACHUSETTS. Blaine In Attendance at tne Fair at - Worcester congressional Nomina tions. IBt Telesraph to the Morning Star. 1 Worcester, Sept. 18. Jas. G. Blaine i arrived here to day to attend the fair of the Worcester Agricultural Society, j This visit is entirely non-partisan; the reception com mittee being composed of members of the Agricultural Society and representing dif ferent political parties. His speech was entirely free from politics, and it showed that he was thoroughly familiar with the statistics of Worcester county upon matters of population, education, wealth and man ufactures. Boston, September 18. The Convention appointed to beheld to represent the sol diers of the Third Congressional District favorable to the enactment of; the eight dollar per month universal pension law, . nominated their comrade El B. Loring by . acclamation for Congress. Loring drafted the proposed Pension bill which was pre ; sen ted in the House of Representatives. John D, Long, of Hingham, was nomi nated for Congress by the Republican Con vention of the Second District, i s THE SOUTH. - - Eneourasing Reports as to the Bntl neas Outlook. . . j , By Telegraph to the Morning Star. ' ; Baltimoke, September 18. The Balti more Manufacturer? Becord will publish to morrow special reports from all parts of the 8outh as to the prospect for fall and winter business, showing that the outlook , is very favorable for an active tradeJ ' The cotton crop will be less than was expected a month ago. owine to drought, hnt thin in ; largely counterbalanced by, larger crops of rfm mliAflf Anil x -. yy1-" ouu iiuiKi mtui lor some years. Owing to the enlarged production of food . stuffs the South will not have to purchase so largely of wheat, corn and provisions from the West as heretofore; the difference In this as compared with last year being frUy $50,000,000. The late stringency in the money market, according to many of these reports, prevented planters from borrowing as freely as usual in the spring and forced them to close economy, so that the cotton crop has been raised at a much lower cost ' , "? otner ye" and planters are less in i debt than at the corresponding time last year. In manufacturing and mining enter prises Tapid progress is being made. 'PENNSYLVANIA. ' IneflTectnal Attempt to Settle Dif ferences Among Republicans In tne 2 6tn Congressional District. ' IBy Telegrapi to the Morning Star.l ; ; PrrrsBimo; Sept. 18. A conference of prominent tfepnolicans of the 26th Dis- n1(t the Mononwhela Honse last im?ht- in reference to the contest, between Dr. : Robertsof Titns and Qeorgp. Pleeyer, if St!2Ql5,t Congressional nominee SSSS Conference commit Tne State Debt-An order to DIwoa tlnne tha Vnndlns iri .xnx-w- '1 able Connoni. " 1 - ? rBy Telegraph to toe Morning Star.l v i Richmond, September 18 --The ard of Sinking Fund Commissioners of. the State to day, after consultation with Attorney arkl Tllair. ordered the discontinuance of the funding of tax-receivablecoupons maturing after July 1st; 18,ywhich cou pons the recent decisions of Judges Hughes Sa TtAni f tha n R Court, had decided. to be fundable doUar ior dollar, with six per cent, interest, -The Legislature, during tne late extra sessicui, pnooov ing the Riddleberger debt.bill so as to stop this leak, but between the time -of Judges TTnrhifl-nd Bond's decision and the pas sage of the act $300,000 of the said coupons had been tenaerea, ana unaer tmuuwi uo cisionOf Judge Hughes $100,000 of them wn funded. This f undins is now stopped, and the case will be appealed to the -U. S. Supreme Courts If the; whole amount of $300,000 of these coupons ifl funded the State will lose $220,000. . ? i I WASHINGTON marine Hospital Serrleo , Appolnt !menta PaymenU In Aid of tne New ; Orleans Cotton Exposition. I . 67 Telecraph to the Horning Star. i t Iwabotgton, Sept. 18. The following named persons have successfully passed ex aminations for appointments as assistant surgeons in the Marine HospitaT Service: Jos. H. White, Ga. ; P. M. Carrington, Ga., and L. L. .Williams, S. C. There is only one vacancy in that grade, out the ex- alUUiauUU niu uuiu jvw v wj . . . A Treasury warrant was to-day issued for $166,666 in favor of the directors of the IJew Orleans Cotton Exposition, being the second installment underthe act of 'Con-, gress loaning the Exposition $1,000,000. The first payment was $433,834. - , ? The President has appointed Harry Ku lingbury, son of LieuL Kislingbury, who lost his life in the Greely, expedition, as a cadet at large to the Naval Academy at Annapolis, in place of one of the cadets re cently appointed who failed to pass a physi cal examination. ? i GEORGIA. ; A DomeiUe Tragedy In : Atlanta An Ontrased Hnsoand Snoots his Wife ' and her Paramour The Woman Fa ; tally Injured. IBy Telegraph to the Morning Star. I Atlasta, September 18. Thomas M. Jackson, proprietor of a box factory here, last night shot and slightly injured Wm. McDonald, a saloon keeper the bullet en tering his shoulder and fatally shot his wife in the breast. Jackson,suspecting his wife of infidelity, told her yesterday that he was going out of town for the night. Mrs. Jackson wrote McDonald a note, tell ing him to call at the house last night. McDonald did so, and after he had entered the house and gone to bed with Mrs. Jack son, Thomas Jackson, who had concealed himself in the yard with a gun and pistol, went to ' the window and fired several shots, hitting both McDonald and his wife. As Mrs. Jackson ran out he mistook her for McDonald and again ' fired; this time with the gun which was loaded with buck Siot, the charge entering her breast. Mrs. Jackson is not yet dead. NEW JERSEY. State Convention of the National Labor ; Party. IBy Telegraph to the Horning Star.J Newark, Sept 18. The State Conven tion of the National Labor party met here to-day. Edward F. McDonald, permanent chairman, made an address on Gen. But ler's candidacy. The committee on cre dentials reported that 170 delegates were present The committee on resolutions re ported, pledging support to Butler and West for President and Vice President of the United States. The resolutions were adopted, and after selecting a State com mittee and nominating Presidential electors the Convention adjourned. ELECTRIC SPARKS. - R. C. Marshall, of Portsmouth, Va., was yesterday nominated for Congress by the Second District Democratic Convention of Virginia. Richard A. Flynn, aged 12, shot and killed Eddie Sheridan, a boy of the same age, at Worcester, Mass., yesterday, with a pistol not known to be loaded. : The steamer Dakotah sank in the Mis souri river, near Providence, Mo., yester day, on her trip up that river. The freight list 'was light. The boat was valued at $24,000. 4 Capt. W. hi Ellsworth has accepted the nomination for President of the United States tendered by the American Political Alliance, and will personally stump the States of Louisiana, Tennessee, Maryland and Virginia. The headquarters of the Alliance are to be removed from Boston to Philadelphia. Qnarterly meetings, : Fourth Round for the Wilmington Dis trict of the Methodist E. Church, South: Wilmington, at Jfmh streev September 20 and 21. . Smithville, September 27 and 28. Bladen Circuit, at Antioch, October 4 and 5. - - , j Whiteville Circuit, October 7 and' 8. Brunswick Circuit, at Shallotte camp, Oc tober 11 and 12. Waccamaw Mission, October 15. . Flemmgton Circuit, October 18 and 19. v Elizabeth Circuit, October 20 and 21. Ctokesbury Circuit, October 24. t Clinton Circuit, at Clinton, October 26 and 27. , Newton Grove Mission, October 29. ' Duplin Circuit, November 1 and 2. f Onslow Circuit, November 8"and 9. i Point Caswell Mission, November 13. i Topsail Circuit November 15 and 16. r Wilmington, at Front street, November 22 and 23. W. H. Bobbitt. P. E. Bring Down the Little Ones. I "W"0-w 13 TIME TO HAVE THEIR Pio- I X , tures taken while the weather continues warm and pleasant; soon It' win be too cold to bring . .- . thont out. Mr. Alderman guarantees A PER-r FECT LIKENESS in every case, as well as the finest finish known to the art. . Frisky little fellows take lQce a flash by the In- stantaneous process. CaUandsee specimens at YATES' PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY, . sep 14 tf - 119 Market St. Wilmington. N. C. To Turpentine Hen. jND OTHERS, WHO WOULD LIKE TO EN- gage in the manufacture of FIBRE FROM ptww FD3RE FROM PINE STRAW, for Mattresses, Upholstery, and other Industrial purposes. Anew process; requires no outlay f or machinery; produces a superior fibre containing aUtte aroma of the pine. . Women tod children can do the work. cphnty ind Individual rights wm besoldJ V ' ' sepCDftWtf AQoress . .."A. BV '- : Care Stab Office WILMIN GTON MAKKKX 1 STAR OFFICE. Sept 18, 6 P. M. - SPHUTS TURPENTINE-The market was quoted firm at 28 J cents per ; gallon, with sales reported of 220 casks"; at. that price. ' - i K " : ' ROSIN The market was quoted dull at 95 cents j for Strained and $1 00 if or Good Strained, with no sales reported, , f ! f TAR-The market was quoted firm at $1 15 per bbl of 280 lbs, with sales at quo tations. -.('' . i CRUDE TURPENTINE The market Was Steady, with sales reported at. $1 00 for Hard and $1 75 for Virgin and Yellow Dip. J ! ' . . : ' COTTON-fThe ' market was ' quoted steady. Sales reported of 100 bales on a basis of 9 cents per lb for Middling. The following were the official quotations: Ordinary. J.L....' 74 Good Ordinary. 8 Low Middling. . . .. .... 9 J Middling. T.V ....... 9 Good Middling. . . .. .. .10i cents tb. 'f OOlTf KSXIC IW A 5t K U'jT-. . j By Telegraph to the Horning Star.) . , Jijji-i '-..-A ' Financial ' 'f, '..v.,-. ' -; I Nkw York, Sept. 18. Evening Sterling ekchango 482i. Money 12 per cent. Gov ernments easier; new four per cents 120; three per cents 100. State bonds firm. 4;v-." -.1 GqfiumtrtMil. - .'"'" i I Cotton quiet; sales 1,056 bales; uplands 10 7-16c; Orleans 10 ll-16c; , consolidatcti net receipts to-day 16,417 bales; exports to Great Britain 689 bales, to the continent 200 bales. Southern flour quoted steady com mon to fair: extra $3 254 30; good to choice do E$4 355 90. Wheat spot iic higher ; No. 2 red 88J88Jc; Septem ber nominal; October 86i88ic. Corn spot l3Jc ihigher, closing strong; ungra ded 580163c: ungraded white 59(&G0c; No. 2. September 62j64c Oats spot firm; No. 2. 8232ic. Coffee spot fair; Rio firm at $10 37; No. 7 Rio on spot $8 80; September $8 758 85. 8ugar unchanged; fair to good refining 4j5c; refined steady. Molasses quiet Rice firm. Cotton seed oil crude S536c; refined 4446c. Rosin steady. Spirits turpentine steady. Pork firm and more active; new mess on spot $16 7517 00; middles dull; long clear 9c. Lard 35 points higher; western steam on spot $7 657 70; October $7 477 50. Freights to Liverpool firm; cotton 9-64 5-S2d; wheat 3id. ! Cotton-rhet receipts bales; gross re ceipts 1,900 bales. Futures closed quiet and steady, i with sales of 98.800 bales 'at the following quotations: September 10.23 10. 24c; . October and November 10.09 10.10c; December 10.1610.17c; January 10.26ia27c; February 10.4010.41c; March 10.5210.53c; April ia6510.66c; May 10l7710.78c; June 10.8810.90c. Chicago, September 18. Flour steady. Wheat stronger, opened easy and closed jc over" yesterday; September 7575Jc; No. 2 Chicago spring 757&ic. . Corn excited and higher, particularly for near deliveries ; cash 5960c; September 5860c. Oats firm; cash 25Jc; September 2525Jc. Pork quiet and almost nominal; cash $16 75 17 00 ; September $16 75. Lard in good de mand and 710c higher; September $7 02i 7 20; October $7 07i7 20. Bulk meats in fair demand ; shoulders $8 75; short rib $9 50; short clear $6 05. Sugar unchanged. Whiskey Unchanged at $1 13. St. Loots, September 18. Flour un changed. Wheat unsettled and generally higher; No. 2 red 78g79c cash; 77fc Sep tember. Corn higher and inactive; cash 5050ic; September 49Jc bid. Oats higher and slow; cash 2727c; October 26 26fC- Provisions dull. Pork mesa $16 50. Bulk meats long clear $9 43; short rib $9 50; short clear $9 90. Bacon dull long clear $10 2510 50; short rib $10 50; short clear $10 9011 00. Lard quiet at $7 10. Whiskey $1 12. Charleston, S. C, September 18. Spirits turpentine active at 29c bid. Rosin firm; strained to good strained $1 02. 1 Bavakhah, Ga., September Ja Spirits turpentine, nothing doing and no bids. Rosin firm; at $1 0711 10; sales 1,400 bbls. n it COTTON SEARKETSf. . By Telegraph to the Morning Star.l September 18. Galveston, easy at 10c net receipts 5,010 bales; Norfolk, steady at 10 l-16c net receipts 1,208 bales; Sa vannah, quiet and steady at 9c net re ceipts 5,302 bales: New Orleans, steady at 10c net receipts 957 bales; Mobile, quiet at 9Jc net i t receipts 440 bales f Memphis, quiet at lOjc net receipts 83 bales; Au gusta, steady at 9$c net receipts 702 bales; Charleston, firm at 10c net receipts 1,884 oaics FOREIGN HAHKETM. IBy Cable to the Horning Star. 4 P. M-TJplands, 1 m c, September de livery 5 60-64d; September and October de livery 5 0EM54a5 54-64d: October and No. Member delivery 5 50-64d; November and December delivery 5 48-64d. LrvEBPooL, September 18, 5 P. M. Sales for the week were 9,000 bales, of which 3,900 bales were American; specu lation 1,400 bales; export 9,200 bales; actual export 4,600 bales; total imports 28,000 baleSjOf which 13,000 were American ; stock 622,000 bales; American 855,000 bales; afloat 58,000 bales, of which 26,000 bales are American. , London, Sept. 18, 5!00 P. M. Spirits turpentine on spot steady at 24s 3d;. Oc tober and December delivery steady at 24s 6d; January and April delivery steady at 25s 3d, -t-v -.- . . ,. . . JERSEYS ! JERSEYS ! ALL SIZES AND IN GOOD STYLES. M CLOSING OUT ODDS & EBDSIH ALL DRESS GOODS, &o , &o fto. R. M. MfcESTIRE. sepl6 DftWtf - 4 - They Please. I TnSK WAEHAUST SHOES MAKE A lazy man spry; so easy; so pleasant to the foot; a great temptation to move about. Try a pan- from j T r , - I Oi, J, JrienCIl Z OOHB 108 NORTH FRONT STREET, f. ' -sepl4tf i ; . ' : '' ' " . :. s ;- j Hardin's M ; QRIENTAL,' FAN JEN ANNA' AND FASCINA- l&SJf1 W superior. If you try uxjv jrou wm use no otner. i vi sua oEuy ny J. H. HARDIN. Druggist and Seedsman, Market, Wilmington, N. sep 14 tf New MARINE. ... Port Almanac SepU 19:.."-::, ; Bun; Rises. Jvv . 6.06 A M. sunSeta;:i;if..a.vR20 p.il High Water at Smithyille. V ven' High Water at Wilmington . ; 10. 53 Even. Day's Length;. . ;..:...;;..; ISn.' 14m ! , l ARRIVED. Stmr Passport, Harper, Smithville, mas- Stmr River Queen, Bagley , Fayettevllle, master. . . . Stmr John t Dawson, .Black,' Point Caswell, R P Paddison." . ' : ' ' Schr Snow Storm, Morgan,' Little River, S C, naval stores to D L Gore.1 i Schr ! Annie, Burns, -Little River, BC, naval stores to D L Gore. t vr, -" ! 1 CLEARED. : Stmr Passport, Sarper,' Smithville, mas ter. - - , . S Stmr River Queen, Bagley Fayetteville, master. L - ' :' '' i Schr Snow Storm, Morgan,-Little River; S C, D L Gore. . ' Schr Annie, Burns, Little River, S C, D L Gore. ' .- : ,. '. . . V . . Nor barque Fania, Taraldscn, Bnms-' wick; Ga, C P Mebane. ; -. :X- Nor barque Lufra, Lufra," Lorentzen,' London, England,. D R Murchison & Co. EXPORTS. :: FOREIGN - ' ; J; London Nor barque Lufra 4,400 bbls rosin, f MARINE DIKECTORY. , blat of VomoU In tliePort of WIImlnK-' ton, NOM Sept. I8i884. This list doea not embrace vessels nndar CO tons, f 1 -; : BARQUES..; 3 'v: ' Glacier 812 tons, Olsen, ir , : , i, . . EG Barker & Co Marie (Nor.), 507 tons, Nielsen, - ( . Heide &Co Fama (Nor.), 403 tons, Tarraldsen, I .;. OP Mebane Camilla (Nor.), 423 tons, Svenningsen, I CP Mebane Vcrcin (Gcr.), 453 tons, Jabxcke, i Peschau & Westermann Lucy & PauKGer.). 828 tons. Andries, I E Peschau & Westermann Lufra (Nor.), 470 tons, Lorentzen, i C P Mebane BRIGS. Mary A Thayer, 268 tons, Underhill, ; Geo Harriss & Co Alice Statncll, tohs, Hasenbuseh, Peschau & Westermann SCHOONERS. Jobn A Griffin, 805 tons, Rice. j . Geo Harriss & Co 8 S Harding, 385 tons, Melvin, , Geo Harriss & Co D B Everett, 205 tons, McLain, i v Geo Harriss & Co J P Wyman, 156 tons, Torrey, EG Barker & Co Cherubim, 99 tons, Shackelford, . , ! Geo Harriss & Co List of Vessels I7p. Cleared or Sailed 1 tor tills Port - The following vessels are mentioned In the New York Maritime Register as be in up and cleared for this port : ! BARQUES. Der Nord (Gcr.), SOS tons, Wegener, at Stettin Au?. a. Fidelio (Gcr.) 376 tons, Meyer, from Stettin Au gust 17. Godeffroy (Ger.), 53: tons, Sinning, from Aug. 87. Hattie H. (Br.), 403 tons, Cochran.from HqII June 9 I Led a (Anst.), 633 tons, Ersherrom Flume July 13 KAUisto (Nor.), 488 tons, Ugland, from Bio Janei ro Aug. 8. Nordenskjolk (Nor.), 91 tons, Abrahamsen, from Montevideo Aug. 89. Sidon (No..) S91 tons, Jorgcnsen, from Hamburg Aug. 1. Ylkedal (Nor.), tons, from Archangel July 10. BRIGS. Diana (Ger ), 314 tons. Schroeder, from Liverpool Aug. 17. Express (Ger.). 276 tons, Fnetwurst, at Liverpool ;july 17. Hermann Friodnch (Ger.). 288 tons, Nlejahr.from Liverpool Aug. 1 For Bent. A two-story DWELLING HOUSE, on 2nd, between Nun and Church. Apply to JAMES COR8KTT, 116 Market tit. sep 14 tf For Sale. rjMIRBB FINE BUILDING LOTS. N03. 4,5,8, hi Block 83, on Queen Street, between Eighth and Ninth, will be sold cheap for cash. For further particulars apply to , J. H. NEFP, sep 4 tf - or D. O'CONNOR. For Sale.'; . 4 J WILL SELL MY WHOLE STOCK, CONSIST Ing of SHIP CHANDLERY AND GBOCEBIES, at a most reasonable discount. . , ' --T FIVE BILLIAED TABLES AND FIXTURES In good order, and also . ONE WHISKEY STILL AND FIXTURES, can be bad at a bargain. '- . sepUf - J. Tf. NEFF. Our Dave" Still Lives, BUT NEEDS A FRESH "PORUS." YET, Cov ered with a new "Jocky"hat, he continues to haul out those EXTRA FINE COOK STOVES, which are sold only by PARKER ft TAYLOR, and can't fall to give satisfaction in price as well as quality, and superiority In BAKING. ONLY A TRIAL IS NEEDED. PURE WHITE OIL. sep 14 tf JNO. W. GORDON. JOS. D.SMITH. Jno. W.Gordon & Smith Liyerpool k Loiion & trlole IE Co.. (the biggest Insurance company In the world) whlchj has paid during SC years In the United 'States over $33,000,000.00. ALL LOSSES PAth WTTTrnrtT msnnrrw i' sep 14 tf ! Try Our Cook BUGGIES, THE BEST CHEAP BUGGIES EVER made. .We have in stock of our own manu facture Open and Top Buggies, Phaetons, Cano ELl0 JvmP 8ea' Carts, Drays, &o., together with the best and cheapest Saddles. Harness. itudks, iiags and Satchels. Trunks repaired as usual by the only practical trunk maker la the State.) MoDOUGALL ft Bowmen. a L " . 114 North Front St., sep 14 tf Next door to S. A. Smith's. I ,CC THE GKErMZ' No'. 20 N. Front Street,' ! IS NOW OPEN AND THE UNDERSIGNED I ' - -A- Wt- . . . t, . ' -f "iifoSiS?64,!10 hls'jrlendsandthe pnb. uc generally call on him. . , , sepClm . . : WJLL WEST.' ' 7 : ; j The Pamlico Enterprise ' T - STONEWALL, . a; - - A T CLAS3 WSEEXT PAPER, published vlatlon from above rates. Qr vAddWBiVvFii ENTERPRISE. r , r . . 8tonewaU.N. O I'Z i- ' -. t Absolutely Pure. mis powder never varies.' A marvel of parity.' and wholeaomoness. More eoonomlcal than ordinary kinds, and cannot bo sold in com petition with the multitude of low test, short weight, alma or phosphate powders. Sold only in com. - . . . i w wnoiesaie, Dy auuiah oc vvjiniuts. . hov841v, . nrm , too orfrm 4p nov84 ; I Cbm,ilolassess &c; 12000 Basb primey?nite co ? gQQ Bnsh; MEAL, Fresh Ground ' J I 1 AH rxbds and Bbls Porto Rico MOLASSES, rorale low by -O. W. WILLIAM sep 14 ts 8 ft CO Bacon, Coffee, Flour. 10 0 B4xes D sc" R smjC3t ' -jQQ sacks Choice RIO OOFTEtt." CAH blsTLOTJP all grades, Por sale low by G. W. WILLI jep U it A MS St CO. Salt. Salt. Salt. O AH A Sacks LTV. SALT, 200 lbs. 1000 1000 do do. do FINK do. 150 lbs. For sale low by Q. W. WILLIAMS A CO. sep 14 tf Sugar. Sugar. Sugar. C A Bbls StandA Gran'd SUGAR, 25 50 , do( , White Extra C do Golden C do do Tor sale low by ' G. W. WILLIAMS sep H tf CO. JMPROVED REVOLVING COTTON PRESS, New and Second-Hand COTTON GINS, Shafting, Pullies, Belting and Mill Supplies. BURR & BAILEY, 19 A 21 South Front Street, sepl4tf Wilmlneton, N. C. Bagging', Ties, Twine. ' Half Rolls BAGGING, 2000 Bnndl08 COTTON TIES, g Bales BALING TWINE, i r or eaie Dy . sep 14 tf KEBCHNEB A CALDKB BR08. Flour, Sugar, Coffee. 500 Bbla FL0UR aU!Tade8' jrg Bbls Refined SUGARS, 200 Sac8 Rio and Java COFFEE, For sale by : KERCHNER ft C ALDER BROS. sep 14 tf Bacon, Lard, Molasses. rQ Boxes Dry Salt SIDES, 2 g Cases Leaf LARD, 1AA Hhds and Bbls Porto Rico 1UU and Cuba MOLASSES. For sale bv sep 14 tf KERCHNER ft CALDER BROS. Powder, Shot, Caps. OKA Kegs Rice Bird, Sporting and JJ Blastlne POWDER 500 Bags SHOT, all sizes, 5 Cases Water Proof Musket and Q. D. CAPS - For sale bv sep 14 tf KERCHNER ft CALDER BROS. j To Smokers. E KEEP A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF GOOD CIGARS, but would call especial attention to our BILLY, and say for It that It is the best we have ever offered for Five Cents. W. S. BRIGGS & CO., Druggists, sepl4tf N.W. corner Front and Market Gunpowder. s PORTING, RICE BIRD, . BLASTING. GILES ft MURCHISON, , , 88 ft 40 Murchison Block. sep 14 tf SMOKING TOBACCO, MADE FROM PUREST NORTH CAROLINA - LEAF. Guaranteed to be THE FINEST GOODS on the market. - ; , , HOLMES A WAITERS, " yI82m - Sole Agents for Wilmington. : ValentiEB's Menntol Pencils, : SUMCURE FOR HEADACIIE, NEURALGIA, Toothache and Nervous Affections. Only 10 Oents Also, Drugs, Perfumery. Fancy and Toi let Articles, . - - . Fresorlptlons a specialty at ' - I - F.C.MILLER'S, "-augiatf Corner of Fourth and Nun Streets. i Land Plaster, j TJH)B SALE BY. WOODY A CUBBIB,1 ' ' ' General Cnramfanlnn Vtrmhitnta. ' WumtagtonN. a AlSO. RolA Amntr fAH lis TVMJTI I KIT TT 4 a mmm ' WJU . . 4,ktt SfyL."19 products of which are made ram HARD pmsrim nH vnnian flDOTTKn ' 111 QBln nAGIIOLLf EAIIS s! f ; BEYOND DOUBT THE Finest in tlxe Market. This Is the correct timo of the year, to feast on Sngar-Cared HAMS. Biliousness and gsnaral de- bility obviaied by eating HAH. '.The course of trne love never runs smooth" while you are courtiafr.anless a fnll supply of ROYSTER'S CANDIES are offered at each "coarse." Young man! we admonish yon before It Is too late. Alter your are married , you will have to eat - MAGNOLIA HAM to avoid collisions. EITHER OB THE ABOVE FOUND AT P. L. Bridgers & Co., 110 Nortb Front St. Sep 14 DftW tf Medical Gollege:f Virginia, ; riciibiovi. The FORTY45EVEKTH SESSION begins OC- 'i-uiJjK 1st. Jfor catalogue address M. It. JAMES, M. D., aug 16 2m sa we Dean of the Faculty. St. George's Hall for Boys. Relsterstown, Md. An unsurpassed Boarding SchooL- Prepares for any college or business life. f2S0 to 8300 a year. Large buildings, beau- tuui grounds. - jngnt trains aauy. no malaria. Books free. Circulars sent. Pbqi. J. C. EINEAR, A. M., Jy29 2m Principal. i APE FEAR ACADEMY J REOPENS MONDAY. SEPT. 29TH." Offers sneclal advantages for Drenaration for Business or College. Young pupils carefully taught. -Discipline firm. Full corps of teachers. Well supplied with school appliances. Please enter sons at beginning of session. See Cata logues In Book Stores. WASHINGTON CATLETT, sep 14 2w su wed fr Principal. Geo. W. Huggins, "Y"ATCn MAKER AND JEWELER, HAS JUST opened at 105 Market street (Brown & Ander son's old stand), an entirely NEW STOCK OF GOODS In his line, of the latest and most fash ionable style, to which he invites the attention of bu yen. Prices as low as similar goods can be had elsewhere. a Having secured the services of a thorousrhlv competent workman, with improved machinery. he is prepared to execute promptly all work In an emcient manner, sep 14 lw Satisfaction guaranteed. NEW CARPETS. BEHBENDS & MONROE, S- E. Cor. Market and 3d streets, are now exhibiting new designs in CARPETS AND FURNITURE, and will sell the same at wholesale and retail five per cent, below any nouse in tne atate. sep 14 u Furniture. NEW STOCK FOR FALL TRADE ARRIVING every day, manufactured expressly forltbis marxec. xew styles ana ixw .races, can ana examine our extensive variety of New and Fash- lonaoie uooas, an made tins season. T A C11 mill sep 4 tf 3 Fornitnre Dealer, No. Front St. Immense. YE ARE HAVING AN IMMENSE RUN ON our beautiful BON-BON BOXES. Don't fail to drop in and get one for your sweetheart, full of our JrUiuE and JfJufiall CANDrES. MRS. E. WARREN. sep 16 tf Confectionery Store. Cotton Insurance. I AM PREPARED -TO INSURE COTTON (AND all other merchandise), at lowest rates and on most reasonaue terms, in tne following compa nies: . ; ' - ' FIRE. Northern OTlre) Assurance Co. Fire Insurance Association. Sun Fire Office. L Boston Marine Insurance Co. British & Foreign Marine Insurance Co. Also represent Mutual Life Ins. Co. of New York, and Accident Ins. Co. of North America. M. S. WILLARB, sepl7tf ' 212 N. Water Street. We Are a Nation fV DYSPEPTICS; ONE GREAT CAUSE OF ' KJ which Is the want of good Bread, well and properly cooked. Buy our celebrated COOK STOVE, the FARMER GIRL, exercise a little care in the use of it, and be happy. W. 11. ALIMSKMAM B UU., sep!7tf 25 Market Street. jqWITZRY'S INDIAN TEA, BIRD SEED. BIRD FOOD, ALCOHOL, , QUININE, CIGARS, TOBACCO, &o. For sale by . WILLIAM H. GREEN, Druggist. sep 10 tf School7 Shoes. E HAVE A FULL LINE OF SCHOOL SHOES which we are selling at low prices, and guaran tee to give satisfaction, sep 14 tf Call and see them. A.8HRLER, -- 108 Market 8treet. Ground Peas. Qflft BUSHELS GROUND'PBAS, ON CON OUv signment, and must be sold. Lowest market prices. - Also, ONE HUNDRED rlous grades. ;1yl8tf BOXES TOBACCO, va- SAM'LBEAR, Sr., . 18 Market Street, E. G. Blair, BROKER for the AND COMMISSION MERCHANT sale of Flour. MeaL Grain. Cotton and Foreign Ftulta. Merchandise and all kinds of Country Produce sold and prompt returns ontry iteed. guaranteed. Consignments solicited. . S. G. ELMR, ' sep 13 tf , No. 19 North Second St. 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. One Car Load BRICK, PRESTON CUMMTNG CO., ' Millers and Grant and "seplS tf' " ' - Peanut Dealers. TIE AGONY IS OVER! STATE OFFICERS nominated 1 r 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, Is still In full blast, where Mr. H. C. Prempert, assisted bv his two sons, can always be found to attend to those who wish a first-class Shave, Halr-Cut, &c. Corns ex tracted and Skin Diseases oi aii nnas cured. Specials For Thk BROWN & RODDICK 1 i . O Worth Front Street, Linen Towels, We are now closing out a lot of i.tvt-v nJ ELS. that must astonish the trade at n . ",1011 size, Pnre Linen. Victoria Lawns Our WHITE VICTORIA LAWNS it " ? " and 15c. are certainly below anything yon hav, ladies' Skirts. The LADIES' COL'D SKIRTS are still a leading attraction, and Just the styles required at this season. Printed Lawns. Our PRINTED LAWNS are all redur-elTwea ty-Five per cent. LADIES' SATCHELS reduced iromTocto Mc, We aie offering some RARE BARGAINS, and every one in want of anything in enr line will "find It to their interest to give ub a call. if BROWN & R(3DDICK, 9 NORTH FRONT ST. aug 24 tf WHITE CYPRESS & YELLOW HIE SASH, BLINDS & DOORS. GUARANTEED AS GOOD AS TOE BEST: MOULDING, BRACKETS AND ORNAMEKTAL WOOD WORK. aug 24 tf PARSLEY & WIGGINS. The Great Paola AS BEEN, IS NOW, AND EVER SHALL BB, the leading HALF-DIME CIGAR in the city. All we ask Is a fair trial. , GARDEN VITX ClUAK JSJUinjKibii aug 10 tf Raleigh Register. Early In February as soon as the printers re ceive the neeessary material -the publication of the HALVE I C II REGISTER, a North Carolina Democratic newspaper, willbe commenced. . , , The RxeisTEB will be printed weem unttl tne great political campaign of 1884 bedns. Itiii then be Issued twice a week, or as often as may be useful or necessary to the Democratic party In North Carolina. 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Wilmington Morning Star (Wilmington, N.C.)
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Sept. 19, 1884, edition 1
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