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The Morning Star. r, . BV v .18.; ur uuuMw 03 rssKsas?, r:::--ir4 3 Two Months, '' To City Subscribers, denvered brany part V Vimxt dm per week. Oar City of th fSSorteed to oollect for more 4 stored at the JOffioe at, WUmtaglon, N. O. as geooaa uw . . .- T( ) RNING EDITION, 0epaty tf. B. Marshal Atkinson, of Sooth. Cdrohna, was shot at by some unsnown 1ers6n in Charleston, VNi La- tnn.p, of Michigan, has beenpnbinted Minister, to Russia; Boyd Winchester, of Ky , Minister to Switzerland, and Jobn E. W. Thompson, of N. Y., -Minister to j! jjti. President Cleveland "has; dtv t lini the invitation to visit . Atlanta Ga,, Mr. McLane, U. S . Minister to Irance, jl3 reached Paris. - Rumored in Paris tint the Russians have made another ad vnDce in Afghanistan. -Net cotton, receipts since September 1, 720 bales. Business failures for the week in the Uaited States," number 225. .' Rj E. i; Camp of Confederate Yetcrans, itich-i in .ikJ, Va., called on1 President Cleveland yt-iienUy. v Thompson, tbe:new Jffin i,!, r to Hayti. is a colored man, s graduate o; Y1j College, and has been a life long rtit, Only twelve jurymen jj,lVo been obtained in the Cluverius trial in Uiciiuioud; the law requires sixteen; a draft has been made on the city Of Alexandria f .r fifty talesmen. . Reports to ! the Department of Agriculture show that cot- o;i planting is well advanced ; the in jury jo winter wheat is greater than indicated April 1st New York markets: Money 11J 'M r ,cni.; cotton firm at I0$lltc; wmat.jNo. 2 red May $1 011 02; soulh--rii fl 'ur tasy; corn, ungraded o758tc; rosin firmer at $1 07il 10; .spirits lur- jM-ni ne steady at 32132ic : Gen. McDowell was CS years, of Senator Vance North Carolina. is again back in President Cleveland's new carriage harness cost $2,000, I Young Gross, of - Philadelphia, ap pointed consul's to Greece, declines the honor. Correct! " ; " I M3ry Andersdu will fiotn'o home in Se:tember and alt of the papers 'Vein mighty glad." -. , . " j Vb.c universal opinion i as far as we slather it, thdt'tne IjnmiUation of England is complete.; - : Col. Otter made a brilliant dasbv and fight but was compelled' to re treat. The Indians too greatly out iiu inhered him. . ; Our exchanges notice the Centen nial edition of the Augusta Chroni cle. A copy failed to reach us. That jijier began business in 1785. . - The New York Herald is tremen dously mad because there was no war. Bennett mast have been specu luting heavily in futures. Eh ! t , . i fen. D. H. Hill denies the. story ia the Century that he was ever aiv restel by Gen. Jackson i;It was Jimboden'ri Cavalry that started the varn. " . ' " During April the property de stroyed in the United States is esti mated at $7,750,000. Since the pet of January the estimate i $32,- .Till llllll a- ! ? !? The Democratic papers of Yirginia and Georgia are criticising Attorney General Garland for attending f tQ; private eases." He is-ad vised tb eet rid of them at once. . Pi... It is thought that young Martin's defene& Will turn nn omninol t . wuivwvtlill sanity. Emotional hambue He was drunk and killed an innocent nan and that is the whole of it. i The population of Texas is esti mated at 2,750,000, by Gov. Ireland! In 1880 it was 1, 597,6 18. - The esti mate is probably excessive. Before the census of 1880 was taken Texans put the population,at 2,000,000. i Representative Dibble, of . South Carolina, assures a reporter of the Charleston JVews and. Courier that tte Radical officials in the South will be made to go in good time : Gad to hear it, bat when is f the good time coming?" ; J ,. Max O'Kell, the clever Frenchman uvlnS lQ England, says that it will oon be very difficult for a man who 18 not a good judge oi paintings to venture an opinion upon a French lady'8 W' Very neat. The re ""ark miortif this way and notfail to hit. Stoddard an American Northern Poet is pbybg the part of hyena " - aug 1'oe's character. He 8ays Poe was a )rant, i-- Z- of the AaguVtaAr- asks: ' - r.t '"And now it-Vi'i Lf- himfd"d" not given, to Inebriety "not to romanrin" . 1 t , ft 1 .f! VOL.VXXXVI;-NOe Ui James . -Anthony ' Fronde ri (pro- nonnced Frood) is in New York: He has been interviewed several tames. t Ha 'growls, at the United .State and ? fairly - roars ; at his pwi country, England. ; He. is not trusts worthy either as histbrian,biographer or critic, and he is. evidently! not a safe political, guide.'. But. be is surely one of the greatest wnters of ; this or any century ! as, far as style, enters. His wprka pn JEngland and Ireland are very i unreliable. ! ; Leoky i shows him up hadlyW his great- histbtical WorW ' His'Life of C03ar is not to -be received without much -caution but it is of unequalled .excellence as a work of literary skill. It is a masterpiece. We , .are pleased o see that our friend. Captain Raadoph-u Ax i&otj. well, has ,teen' 'appointed State Li brarian. He will enter upon; his office the 1st' of June next.' lTo Detn-, . . . . . ... .... . . . ocrat in the State has suffered, as much as he. A man of courage, moral and physical; a man of capaci- ty, of convictions and independence, he deserves well at the hands of ;the party. ' He has been no time server or howler for party, right or wrong,. but like an honest; man has spoken r)ght out in meeting." i On the 11th of May there is tci be at Hartford a grand gathering- of men from all the churches. An ex change says: . .'.The Congress wHl, be -composed of prominent delegates from, nearly all , the Protestant denominations, including the Baptists. Campbellites, Congregational ists Episcopalians, Friends, Lutherans, Meth odists, Presbyterians,- the Kerormed Lutch Uhurco, rJwedenborgtans, unitarians and Universalists." Spirits Turpentine Winston Daily: About fifty more convicts have recently been assigned to the Cape Pear and Yadkin Valley Rail road. , , , . . .. -The Charlotte Observer notes the extinction of a family recently removed from Mecklenburg county to Texas. Mrs. John Erwin her son IVancis, and her daughter, all being swept off in rapid suc cession by pneumonia. Greensboro TFor&wwm.'Dr.Thos. Hughes, a native of Fluvanna county, Va.. a graduate of. the University of Penn sylvania, and a practicing physician in Virginia and North Carolina for over thirty years, died at Beidsvile on the 6th inst,aged 57 years. Fayetteville Observer: The out look for a fine peach crop is exceedingly encouraging." We learn that our townsman. James K. Monroe, or the Benior Class at Chapel Hill, was the Poet Orator at the late Senior speaking, and that his poem was both interesting an amusing. , Xenolr Topic: f A. hotel " build ing, 180 feet front, with an ."XT 202 feet long, is now in course of : erection on the top of Roan Mountain, with a prospect of having some rooms- ready by June 20th. They have m steam saw. mill on top ox the mountain, and are making use of the native spruce and balsam. . r. r Raleigh ' ffiews- Observer : - The truckers generally in Eastern Carolina re port a backward season, but a promise of abundant crops. Qoldsbobo, May 6. To-day was the openingday of the spring races-oi xne . uoiasooro jtut Association. There is a good display of fine stock here a display supenor in race to that at the Fair last fall. The winners of to-day's wereMft Joshua Bullock's "Clio," Mri T. K. Borden's "George B., Mr. T. L.rEm- ry's."BrooktHUl,' nd Mr. K. B. Best's JjOU." . .p ... )- .- : Raleigh Farmer b Mechanic: Andiiowttappears'as " if the day of Ra leigh's" emergence from a Railroad corner by means of the much talked of Grand Through Route, ; viz: the (Washington, xviGftmoimwucwBj, j.vueiKu ana AugUBia Railroad, has been indefinitely postponed. .f'H'i writes frpm i Washington as fol lows: jColJThomas 8-Kenan,late Attor ney General of North Carolina, arrived here yesterday. ' "I understand ColKenan has hopes of securing a good position in the department of justice. n AsheYULe Citizen: ,The compet itive examination , for the appointment of the West Point cadetship ordered by the Hon. Thomas u. J onnston, wui be held in AshevillB on , the 15th day of this month. We had the honor of a visit from that distinguished 1 gentleman, ' Hon. J. L. i i TV Sneed. : He was was for eight years on the Supreme Court bench. He is now a resi dent of Memphis. He is of North Carolina blood, and that of the most distinguished kind. He is a grandson, of that most learned and reverend North Carolina Judge, John Louis Taylor, and a '. first cousin of the present Episcopal Bishop of Mississippi, William Mercer Green; 1 , i ; Raleigh Visitor: At a meeting of the Watauga Club,' held last evening, it was decided to , tender Hon. Thos. J. Jar vis, the newly appointed Minister to Brazil, a public reception on his arrival in this city. - ' Mrs. -A. Blackburn, ' of Bladen county, made application yesterday to the State Auditor for a pension, under the act of the late Legislature. She is the widow of W J. Blackburn, of Co. K, 18th Regi ment Of N. C. Troops, Maj. S. M. Finger, State Superintendent of Public In struction, has- issued a circular to county superintendents notifying : them that all public school teachers in the State must be examined on physiology and hygiene at the October examination. . .' ; r : ' Asheville Advance: The Chero kee Indians living in North Carolina have brought suit for lands In the Indian Terri tory valued at about $3,000,000. ? Col. Connelly and family returned home yester day from an extended trip in Europe. Gen. V ance will address the people to-morrow in the courthouse, during the recess of courton the subject of the Western North Carolina Fair. Mrs. Minnie B. Porter, wire ot T. M. Porter, Esq., and daughter of Mr. Canada Cowan, died yesterday, af ter an illness of several months. . A drunkea row occurred last Sunday in Egypt township, Yancey county, in which Gilbert Hensley was cut and mortally wounded by a man named John Bracklns. All ot fhe ' ! Vj -:r rKi"iii? I -a . r 'hr -t rii' "ivfj j -V-aY i -''V.yl s j ti i .:r '.j'jsa rsf?4ulf ijiiftn MtMmGTQN; N.'C.'; SATURDAY,' parties were drinking,, and from what we have heard of The difficulty It is hard to tell who ; is mostly to' blame; .- Our informant states that Hensley'ir horribly ' butchered and cannot live; '- 1 ' Charlotte Ob8erver;J,i The fwp day; trains on the. Carolina Central, bow make through runs between; Charlotte-and. Wilmington, the break at Laurinburg hav-, mgbeen abohhed;j.----'ThQ remains of, Rev." Alexander-Sinclair, ; who ; died, some' weeks ago in ilaryland,i will bo brought to Charlotte foe final k interment and are' now ettroute.-n Mr,- Sinclair was once pastor of the First Presbyterian Church in this city. a beautiful littie i sail boaW named "Kellie,? was launched on the placid wters: of the- Catawba, at ;Mt riHollyr yesterday The boat was built in Wilmington for Mr, J. J". Bryant, spedaUy for service on the Catawba, and ia said to be a very : pretty ct&iiMtett'ESkBiamiii; v.who hat been engaged at work on the -Arlington Baptist Church;' in Clear. Creek townstdp; this county received!: a : fall from that buMing yesterday, that came near killing him. As it was, his shoulder was severely' dislocated and there were .painful, bruises ' on his body. v i-r- For some time past ' tiuo railroad companies havesuflered eonsidera- . Wy frem.tlw depredatioBS of thieves on the freight cars at Balisbury, but the business was handsomely broken . ud yesterday. through the ingenuity of Capt. W.A.Tufk. i The good people of :Iron: Station; in Lincoln county, were yesterday startled by the suicide of one of Lincoln's well-known citizens, Mr. Mitchell Monday, who ceded his career at his home, about two 'miles from, that' place at 11 o'clock .yesterday morning. ' At that hour the inmates of the house were alarmed by the report of a 'pis tol and on making an investigation, found Mr. Monday lying on the floor in on of the rooms, in a dying condition, with brains and blood oozing from a bullet hole in; his head. :.- , - . . ; .. : ., 7GBEZE3 MuhsOn Imperial shirts. ; Hkdtsbkrgkb Blank books. . ' B. H. J.,Ahbkus Pure ice. -W. JtODDiCK-Reward for lost dog. ' HotbIj Bbtnswick Smithville, N. (X ' Local Dots. " f Yesterday was , a delightful day. Eleven bales of cotton received yesterday. - ; .f-' No cases for r the , Mayor's Court yesterday merning. One white tramp was accommo dated at the station house Thursday night Messrs. He wes and Taglio, steamboat inspectors, will be here, on Mon-: day on official business. ' We learri' that1; the, pape .'Feaj; Club has challenged the Carolina Club for a match game of base ball. A picnic to Lake Waocamaw was enjoyed by Miss Annie J. Hart's school, of this city, yesterday. Pio-nio parties and fishing par ties took advantage of the lovely weather yesterday and hied themselves to the woods and creeks. A rat-ification meeting in front of the Geo. Myers' store, ott Front street, attracted a big crowd yesterday morning. Twelve of the festive rodents were taken from one trap. .. . "a ,.- , '-7 The Board of Aldermen met in called session at the City Hall last night; and considered and adopted the tax' ordi nance for 1885. It is similar to the ordi nance for 1884, with a few unimportant changes. -'' 1 ' 5 ' : r-rt We are indebted, through Mr. H i M. Strouse.ef the Invitation Committee, for a ticket to the supper of ' the Eclipse Steam Fire Company, of Goldsboro,' on, the occasion of their third anniversary, which takes place at Weill Hall on Monday, May 11th. ' - We are requested to state that the notice ,by Mr. , George W, W.' Pavia in the Bta of. the 6th instant, in regard to certain persons collecting money under the false pretence of siding him, had no refe rence, whateyer ; to the persons who aided in pounding him last week, but to two Wo men who pretended to be on such an er rand, one of wh6m professed to be a fortune-teller, 4,,.,., An j Hour Brnnawiclc at .,; SmltbTlll-A First Ciaaa Kanuner Beaort , ; j C The Hotel Breaswick at Smtthville will be open for the reception of guests on the 18th of May, and the public" may rest 'as sured that the manager will maintain the high reputation of the hotel that it has , at tained in the past. Among other , induce ments it will offer the attractions of a good bath, a well-ordered house; and the amuse ments generally found at first-ciass summer resorts. ; A good band of. music has been engaged, and the Pavilion will be found a cool and pleasant resort ' for the guests of the hotel, where they can en joy the full benefit of the ocean breexes, - : A Bias to Vnig IXaa. I - A ''City Reader.' has1 this hint to throw out to the young men of Wilmington : "I am satisfied that if our young men would only reflect they would see the impropriety of standing in front of or upon the steps of churches, or in church vestibules and lob bies, a smoking cigars and cigarettes, not only filling the churches with ! tobacco smoke, ; which hr'.veiy annoying to ladies and others, but also spitting upon the floors and steps, which has to be waded through by the congregation. ; A word to the wise should besumient.'.y f'.'i''-r-' an 1 ;; Town Kleetloii,. . Mr. T. P, Wikox, Register of Deeds at Elizabeth Cityfhforms tis in a postal dated May4tii, that" at- anelectloa held.al that place mi that day. the Democrats elected four out of five commissioners, who on thd 1st of June will elect a Mayor. :,?ri J i- -For Memdrlal Day' May iltlw ' The procession will form at 8.49 o'clock P. Mi and move promptly at 4 o'clock, as fouows:vv- :; i -l-' " . ; ' ' jntsi division. '' In charge' of .Marshals p. L. Gore, TP.f Sikes and IL, C. Evans, will form on south sideVof 0Maiket strwt, , right resting on Fourth: jV;;cf- ,jj;v;;j. t 'ir ' TXTUminrrtnn Hnrnet. f1nnr Hlnh 1 ; i 5i ftmington Light Infantry. ,X; ; 1 ; Carriages with Chaplain and Orator.. u tii iAQiea memorrai awociauoa - s ChiWren's Memorial Association. . IfSchbs in charge! their Teachers. - . 'Mul. ifSEOOKD tirVISIQlf : ' i"- I InchargeW Marshals J. W. Taylor, C. S Love and Chas. L.' Oowles,, will forni oat the 8onthrside of Market street,! right; rest-, t&g nearM 'James Churchj'f 1 ; f ; ( Assbciatiotf ?of v Ofilcers ;of Third N. C. Jlnfaniry. Orgiinizations of other ConfederetoTtniy and Navy JFptoea, n,charge of Senior ' ; ; .Officers. , ! : Soldier and' Sailors of the Confederate f-fl ; i'.'o..i.-f Army and Navy. n-A, , -i- ti: Civil Associations Citizens on foot ; !" THIRD DIVISION j In charge of Marshals J. T. Mclver and 7; '"J. F. Stolter. -. : I - - Disabled Confederate Soldiers and Sailors ! .' , '. . in Carriages.. . L "' . CitUens in Carriages. , Marshals W. W, Harriss and O. K. Hol Ungsworth will have charge of the Confed ratelot and adjacent grounds in the ceme tery,; ' ,.; v-i . The ministers ofthe different churches are earnestly: requested to have the bells tolled from 4 to 4 SO o'clock p. m. Ther route of march will be up - Fourth street io Campbell, up Campbell to the cemetery-. ; j The following ? order of exercises will be observed: Dirge by the Wilmington Cornet Concert Club. "Best in Peace, ,r by the Choir. Prayer by . the Chaplain, Rev. J. W. :. . .- . Primrose. . ' -.- "Forget not the Deaciby the Choir. Oration by Mr. John D. Long. Soldiers of Christ, Arise,' by the Choir, Benediction. : 1 J- Floral offerings. ; At the close of the ceremonies a salute win be fired by the Wilmington Light ln fantry. " - .. It is earnestly requested that no vehicles or horses wlll be allowed to stand in the circle immediately surrounding the Con federate lot . Jakes I. Metts, Chief Marshal. memorial Notes. The following, which was adopted last year, is reproduced for the benefit and in formation of those interested: Reaolvcd, That as the number of soldiers who have died since the war has increased to spch an extent, and the membership of the Association decreased greatly, as well as the small floral contributions for that pur pose, that the Association continue to place memorial stones over those who pass away, hut the decorations be confined, according to the original design of the Association, to those who lost their lives during, or at the close of the war, together with the usual mounds. CROWKS AND WREATHS. ' There will be an especial opportunity offered on Saturday afternoon for the ladies of Wilmington to prove that two decades of years have not obliterated the memory of the fallen braves sleeping in Oakdale. The Ladies' O&kdale Memorial Association wil meet at the school house in the rear of St James Church, at that time, for the pur pose: of wreathing laurel crowns for the graves of bur heroes, and will be grateful for any assistance kindly tendered, and any addition of membership will be gladly re ceived by that body.- Contributions of flowers will also be much appreciated on Monday morning (Memorial Day) and those who'wlU kindly contribute them will please send themVto the school house as early after 9 o'clock as convenient " ' j ' ' i- THE CHOIB. ' ; . The following will compose the choir; to furnish vocal music for the memorial Ser vices: Mrs. Meares, soprano; Mra.Watters, soprano; Mrs. Robinson, soprano; Mrs Lippitt, alto; Mrs. Sweet, alto; Mrs. Wad dell, soprano; Miss Waddell, alto; Miss DeRosset, organist; C. H. Robinson, tenor; J. D. Smith, tenor; W. H. Northrop, bass; R. H. Grant, bass; John E. Grant, bass. memorial Day. The tenth of May falling on Sunday the present year, Monday will be observed as Memorial Day, and it has been suggested that all places of business be closed prompt ly at 9 o'clock p. m., in order that all of pur business men may have an opportunity of joining in the procession and attending the exercises at Oakdale Cemetery. It has also been suggested, as our city bell can hot be heard at any great distance, that, in order to produce concert of action, all mills and factories having steam whistles blow them for about two minutes promptly at 3 o'clock to indicate that the shutting Tip hour has arrived, and7 that all business houses close promptly at this notice. Forl-n Bblpmenta, , Messrs. D. K. Murchison & Co. cieared tj Nprwegian. brig CongcU, yesterday, for London, with 600 casks spirits turpentine and 2,240 barrels of rosing valued at $9 595; and Messrs. Edward ' Kidder & Son the schooner Horry TFXto f or. Port-au-Prince, Hayti, with 164,006 feet of lumber and 36,600 shingles, valued at $2,396.83; Total $11,991.83, . ... ; ; y; jr . " . MAY; 9, t885. c Waalfcor lstleaaiVt' - .. v. Thef ollowin are- the indications for to- Forthy-SoUfljAtlhme StateiJfair weather; southwest ' to -northwWt wi'ndsr higher baroineter; sncry'iepiratre j. - - aaa1saV -Sfct - aSaaa . ' PeraoBai. 1-! '' - BevF.rVR: Peschau, of SfcPsulV Lstheran Church? who has been absent ia attendance upon the North Carolina Synod, hon rctitmvl kAmttiMl T-WifTifii! ', ' Got' BJBi' ehert ot X4Uce Waceamaw, was oil our streets yettorday. iisH-" ' Col.; John? D;Taylor; Ci4 08rkjandi Treasurer left yesterday moTuing' ib St" Louis, where he goes -'as a oelegate to' the Supreme Lodge of Knights of Honor. .Mr ' !-Mr.' Wm" Goodman, ' formerly i of this city, but now of Savannah, Gav,- is here on a visit - '- VK.?.;:;;;au. .-t: (Ferriake Wbale. ,hu 1-" The Signal -fletvice- obsa-ver at , Cape Lok64t reporied lBlgBtthat Capt KiTby Guthrie' captured a large whaie in tiie 'Jhook of the 'Cape, at 3 o'clock yes-' erday mornings and has anchdVed it ear the beach, ready for'.QUttingit '$'' iThe marine ' monster measures' forty , feet in length, and, is valued . at . fifteen hundred dollars. ' . . . . ' ! ' ' ' ' " ' i Graa4 Iodce of Oad Fellows. t ; Representative Nf Jacobi , and Gand Treasurer, R. J. Jones, of Cape Fear Lodge No. 2, and Representative R. H. Orrell'and Past Grand S. A. Craig, of Orion Lodge No. 67, will attend the session of the Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows, which meets In Wilson, on Tuesday, the 12th inst. Juvenile Base Bail. In a match game of. base . ball" between the.Snowfiakes, Capt W. Bowden, and( the Amateurs Capt' John Bellamy, the former made 14 rounds, the latter 4. .' ..:. ;'; ( . Bj a ' ! BIVEB AND B1ABINE. j The steam-yacht Passport is now at the dry dock, being overhauled' and fitted up for the summer . campaign. A good deal of work has been done to her, includr ing a new metal bottom, and it is expected when she comes off the dock she will be as good as new. It is thought by Capt 'Har per that the work of painting, etc., Wifi be finished by the last of next week or . the first of the week following, when the ex cursion season will commence. : i. i ; - For the Star. HONOR ' THE 1EA.1 HONOR 'THE With the return of the sweet flowers and the glad notes of the birds comes afresh the memory of our martyred dead, and already the loving, -sympathetic heart of Southern womanhood is preparing to commemorate their death. Soon we shall make our an nual pilgrimage to the Mecca of Our dead; and, standing upon that con secrated ground, the" man of God in tender tones will supplicate Hs mer cies, the voice of. song, will be wafted upon the . gentle . winds, the . orator will proclaim their heroism, loving hands will scatter bright 'flowers, the military. In holiday attire, will fire sahites, mattial furs will quicken the patriot's heart, and all Will be overhand the gallant dead, unconscious of the tribute and unmindful of the ;pa geant, will slumber , pn in ' their sweet dreamless sleep forever. But it is well that we honor them, - and shame be upon him who would displace one leaf from Ithe chaplet of their just fame. They fought and they died for what they believed to be the right, and their achievements , are (the fittest proof s of their sincerity. - ' Abraham Lincoln, , standing; upon !the field of Gettysburg, out of the f ullnesS of his great warm-heart said: "I am proud to claim as my countrymen thb men Who charged up these; heights. ' "An d as th rancor, ef war gives place, our foes in; war our friends in, peace, our brothers always, will feel just pride in theclory of their deeds. ; . ' - ' ' -' ' ". ' But notwithstanding their ' failure, Ithe recollection; of their deeds will five as lpng as patriotism finds ; a ; home in the human breast, and the bright flowers scattered by loving k hands ; upon their graves " will in dying exhale ''sweet incense to their memo ry. But while w honor ' the dead le us not forget the living. The. dead wrapped in their gray sleep, well and are beyond the, reach or. harm,, but an over our dear South land are to be; found relics', of thfe w,Lost Cause" who hear as many honorable 'teears as did the toughest veterans of Wellington, in disease and penury. The cause for' which they fought being .lost, , there iare no coffers to which they may go for help, and so they stand and knock at the great heart of humanity, asking aid as a rightful charity..! .,;,, -r-. -s -io-il- . While the . South -, has , commendably: honored the memory of her dead she has alas I been sadlyemt&s'In her duty towards the ' needy living ones.' 11 Pageant and. panegyric are well enough for the dead.but they are unsubstantial food and vesture for the living. ; .These men by their courage and fortitude wrought the brightest pages of her history and in the pantheon of im mortality their niche is high; and endur ing. They deserve aid and sympathy and if a people grown opulent will not in the 'piping times of peace" open their hearts and their purses to their necessities, then the South was unworthy of freedom and Un worthy the sacrifices and memories of he roes living and dead. 8. W. Cobbett. , CITY ITEMS. Coaghi and Colds can be cured with a bottle of Sum's Syrnp of Tar. Only 25c. For sale by jLonas iiros. A DOWN TOWN HEBCHANT. having passed several sleepless nights, disturbed by tbe agoales and cries or a sofferlnfr child, and becoming eon yinced that Mrs. Wlnslowa Soothing Syrup Was Just the article needed, procured a supply for tbe. child. ' On reaching hone and acquainting his wife with what he had done, the refused to have It administered to the child, as she was strongly in favorof Homoeopathy. That nixht the child In Bufferiiur.and the parents with iturn- mg home the day following, the father found the the an- baby still Buffering and while contemplating ai other sleepless night, the mother stepped from the room .to attend to some domestic duties and left the father with the child. During her ab sence be administered a portion of the Soothing Syrup to the baby, and said nothing.- That night all hands slept well, and the little fellow awoke in the morning Dright and happy. The mother was delighted with the wonderful change,- and: al though at first offended 'at the deception prao ticea upon her, has continued to . ase the Syrup, and suffering crying babies and restless nights have disappeared. A single trial of the Syrup never yet failed to relievo the baby, and over came the prejudices of -the mother. - Sold by all Druggists. 25centsa bottle. - w - - ' - If '.r Ice iH lice ! Tlcis! i i. r HAVB OW HANTJ a 8TJR JLFTJBB HOKEHKKH iCB whicJH wul sell, from this 4ate, at either of my Depots,xr deliv ered at my Ice House! at HALC31NT 'PB LB.. Country natronajre respectfully solicited. L A good Bo. 1 HULK.ror sale cheap. r v. J, ' mm ; . B.H AHKSNS; 1 h mytsm. ,: j... Proprietor Hew lee House. rjWS H0T5DWIIi;BI OPBN FOR THB Btt coptlon Qasts m thslIH OFlfAT,tSf5 ilfPgOfuagtr wiD sndeayor y. aalntaln,; the Igh reputatioivpt this, JJotol, and respoetfully soHclu ths patronage of ie pubUc , , , j Bates $ IS per monti Ath,.i $10 per week; $250 per oar. 8oec iy. Special re rates-'made for the Kont nor or Ee fin. bv addrMslnv r I- BOTSL BRUNSWICK. , jmj92m y,j t; thvme N..CaroQna. s . sj rppn BBST ONB DOLLaB SHIBT IN iCaKSXT. , J.; Trv ana return if yoo Trv and return if yoo oaa find a better. Gossamer and Balbrurga issamer and Balbrhrean Shirts and Drawers. Jean Drawers, Scarlet flannel Suits, Faney and Plain Half-Hose, superior Merchant Tailoring Goods, - At t-' iqjNSON'S, i my 9 It . t Front Street SlankBookSv "w- vnaveo TAmnr its t V -ofwira EDGEKS, JOURNALS, DAY- Cash Books. Invoice and Letter Press Books, Note, TJraft and Beceipt Books,'. Memorandums of aU k!nds ' J . " ! Check Books, Hotel Registers, Log Books, ; . Spirit Turpentine Books aad Blanks, ; , .5 . Legal Cap, Letter and Note Paper, ; , . Bnveloposof all' kinds, , Visiting and Mourning Cards, Fine Box Papers with Xavelopes to suit, And everything else usually kept In a First CHasa LTVH Book Store. j Please call, see and buy at myStf; ; i i HBINSBERGBB!S. LD7B INSTXBANCB COMPANY IN THB UNITBD :", .. . . . STATES.. . ' The Mntnal Life Ins, Co. of Hew Tort. " ' ASSETS OVER tl 03,000,000. M. 8. WILLARD, Agent; : myStf 214 N. Water St. , The Popular House, yy HERK LADIES TAKE A TLBASTJRB IN buying; as 'a COMPLETE STOCK Is kept at all seasossof '-; CARPETS, ,v..;T j ' : MATTIWGSr&c. ) :.. v .- i . --' JBKSBTS a specialty. 1 BLACK GOODS of all grades. ' I It. M. McIXTIRE. my 8 D&W tf 05.00 Eeward. JOST. STOLEN OR STRAYED, A BLACK AND TAN SETTER DOG. Answers to the name of " . j " NBTX The aadersigned will pay the. above on recovery -oi nog. , ayrat- , w.roddh 'K.f Strata Novelties I "VpIW STYLES l" LOW PRICES ! 59C. PER DOZEN AND UPWARDS I ' ' HARRISON A ALLBnJ my 7 ti Hatters. ICE I - ZEGJJtU I 'I'';; I 4 ( my 6tf W. B. DAVIS 3b SON. Q-RAND1 OPENING- S lI B M E Ro.BIJU L IBK E R I Friday atftl Saturday, May 8 and. 9. v f AtJ my 3 lw i HBSi E. A LUMSDEWS, . 119 Front Street. Review copy t llotice. bili! F ORDER TO KEEP PACE WITH THE BARD times MEALS will be furnished at the NEW SCARBOROUGH HOUSE for 5 CENTS BACH. Will always have the best of Wines, Liquors and ! Cigars oh hand to meet the demand of my pat rons, it, a. sjsjiJHJsuiiL, rropnetor aptf , New Soarborough House. 1 Yvnite Mountain iTeezer. TIE WHITE MOUNTAIN ICE CREAM FREE ZER is the BEST In use.' We sell the ECO NOMIST REFRIGERATOR, with .Water Cooler oomblned; it has NO EQUAL. Kerosme Ofl Stoves Just the thing for summer use. TOUJET 8BT8, very handsome and cheap. Wood and Willow Ware, at j PARKER TAYLOR'S,! my8tf - , , 23 South FrontSL EockLime, TJIOR BUILDING PURPOSES. ! U ; . FRESHLY BURNED PRICE REDUCED TO $1.15 PER CASK. . LIBERA T DISCOUNT FOR LARGE LOTS AN L TOJTHB TRADE. . r " Address FRENCH BROS., ' f . .j; Rocky Point, N.C ao 1 tf or u. wrAtmiinx, jr.. rata fr - wu rQminrton. N. t. ; ; Base Ball SUqes ! j TTTB BAVB BBCETVED A LARGE LOT OF VY-Mens and Boys' Base Ball Shoes:- also. Men's Low Shoes and Ladies' Slippers, which we? offer at low prioea. - . -- i A large stock of Straw Hats,' Soft and Stiff Black Hats. Umbreaas, Trunks aad Vatiaee con stantly on hand. Come and try us. ; .. -v -. - ASHBTBR,; ' any 8 tf fn'jwi 108 & 110 Market Street. . OF THB CELEBRATXD DUFFY MALT WHIS 1. - if , . .t. - -?. BEY. - Also, Wilson, John Gibson Sous, Baker, and other well known . brands of Whiskeys at thb gem. - . - ' a- ,;,;,; , ' .WILL WJtar.f inhSStf ' W North Front Street. ft. - ,iith BVEBV HAl ?, ONE . AND - TWO a beautiful BON-BON BOX: something new. Call and buy a pound of our: nice candy and get a :?V poi MTfoJim r4 cmr Vine (Indies m are cmng BOX." - r i .f ' -f " Bemember our ICE CREAM hi the BEST made In the city. mm MRS. E. WARREN. hirtJ fSmrraywu.i.i.i..V..;tUi. ft oc 4 1 Ttt ".x-, s rOao Voar.....j,jfc.4,.j. &q 5, talr ah m.k ninnL ' . l - EMKJuery xow rates. -. r c tj t - . nBnos sofld Nonpareil typo mate one square ' ; ,lTEWADyERmjl2ffiNTS omcH or . - "ff fWTJarJNQTON WELDONB.. COl pBOIOSAt? ARB yTTroCBOSS TTJE; 'WSsoayiria'lBafl Bead of tno. following ascription i t A .'it lui. i. i&ttDi Fjr J2 Mset. ."-. ..,.,!, .- W 3-mi ...- Z . one Kontn,.:.:. co - - ' SfwSii i-.-X M CO 5ttoathS,..;l....;...V.... 44 C0- iS5itoe 6lht f ' half feet ioSg, & " -nilMtoewide, 7) wraa fetches thick? to show T " at )eat(7 sore t&ohee heart ape?-'- S-faoe; be evenly and amoothly hewad aad red, but- Tv ted at each end. M Ust . n , OAK, POST OAK or PDTB. Ifof I to be hewed f. upon au four sides, the other to JLsve the bark - takeBoff on two sides. Tie tit delivered on . t-l, said lino of road at saeh points as my be agreed - ' upon, and cross piled on piles of to Ties each, at- - tnUrrjas of. KO feet, -r otharwtea a may b ' agreed upon, r ;- j caecTj . ' Ties. excentBlaAfe not to he eut before v 111 h. U)&1v mill y me let of July.-8S theSSthef MaT.1885. -"v" - r. . Bngtaoar W, A V. BaU Koad. OareofW. W. B.B.Co, ..,v myStaSK Wilmington, N.O.: ' z . r OFFICB OF WILMJNGTON Wxucimqtos, N. a, Aprtt S5th, 1885. A MEETING OF THB STOCKHOLDERS OF this Company will be held at the office' of the Company, in Wilnungton, oa MONDAY, TUB 1ST DAY OF JUNE next, at 10 o'clock A, M for the purpose of considering and acting upon a lease by JMs Company of flie BaOroad and property o theWHmlngtonColumbIa S Augusta tRaflroa ' Company, and for too- purpose of provMInglfo - the financial needs of this Company. . , By order ofthe Board ef Directors, ap 28 tdm , Review copy. . ' : OFFICB OF W GTON; COLUMBIA .i. . , A AUGUSTAS. B. CO., WitaxNGTON, N. C" April thi 1885. '- MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS OF this Company win be held'at lforcfock A Mionv MONDAY.THB 1ST DAY OF JUNE next, at the office of the Company In Wilmington, N. C, and at 10 o'clock A. M., on TUESDAY, THE 2ND . DAY OF JTJNE next, at Florence, S . C.:, for the ' purpose ' of considering and effecting a lease of the road and all Its property to the Wllmugton & Weldon Bailroad Company. ..- By order of the Boara of Directors, - 1 r rrr m,r,?-.K- BRIIK3ERS, President, ? J. W. THOMPSON, Secretary apgfltdm Review copy. - Flour. Bacon, Lard, &c. 100 20X68 u s' CR" SIDES- 25 ' do SMOKED do gQQ Bbls FLOUR,' all gradea. JQQ Palls LARD, : ; : 1 A A Eds and Bbls Cuba and iv" Porto Rico MOLASSES. 25 Bbls CAROLINA RICE, 2QQ Sacks Choice RIO COFFEE,: ' 1iin Bbls8UGARS, AW C, Ex. C and Granulated. 1000 MVBKPOOL SALT, a . 500 M Bbls DISTILLER'S GLUrV - g Q Q Bundles HOO t IRON, - 4 Nails, Bungs, Shot, Snuff. Tobacco, ... Soda, Lye, Potash; Soap, Starchi : "... t Crackers, Candy, Ao., Ao.. . hiii tii. , For sale at low figures.. Cash boy era win find it to their interest to give us a caU. - r f ; . WILLIAMS, RANKIN 4 CO . fni WjMtesale Groeees A.Ccaa- Merchants. : say s tf'-..- Noi. 16 18 North Water St. : 800 Dozen Fresh Ejjgs TTJBT'RBCEiVED.ANDMUBT BE SOLD AT' P r 8OMB PRICE. These are not railroad Eggs, but are from boats, flats, carts and schooners. : Come early and avoid the rush. Cannot deliver; there are too many. ' " v ; ' '' -1 ?jnrrw w. vamititt. v.. General Commission Merchant No-;84 So" Water Street, ' gDaWtf - " Wilmington. N. C. : my FIGG-ERS TEt'L. " , : . - PATJBY , Iirerjool Mon & Globe In: Co. t lu NORTH CAROLINA,' " For Losses 188, and paid WITHOUT DISCOUNT. Jnos W.Gordon $ Smith nytf V AGENTS. We Offer gQQ Bhls Good FLOUR, KAA Kegs NAILS, ! : if Buds Choice CUBA MOLASSES, ; AND A FEW OTHERS. ' - , . , t AT CLOSE PRICES TO PROMPT BUYERS. .. s,- iWLLLA PEARSALL, : Wholesale Grocers and Com. Merchants; . Nos. II ts 18 So. Water Street, 'ap 85 tf ': ' . WBmtegten,N. C. Toilet Sets. 'TTTB HAVE JUST RF'"JrVED ANOTHER LOT f V t.very pretty T at Sets, which we are v selling eheap. The bet and ebesivt Efrlgera-. tor to be had for tbe money. " aand Coolers at low figures;,; t "' . armer ; ; GlrL . . W.HALx, o? - 7 Plumbers, Gas 1. e Tinners, ,r- ' myotf , S5 Market Street. Best in the State. ... v. v, , ' f OUR STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHOES IS THB ' " : largest in the State, best make, greatest variety ' I tnstyleaadKwaoWfh price. J';'" , I- 1 Call and see j Geo. French 6 Sons, 103 NORTH FRONT STREET. - f .. .-. V . .-.Ii2-Y ' .i . : a.' - ' '-A." I '4 . i t - -. -, k 'VI! i. ' 1 - -
Wilmington Morning Star (Wilmington, N.C.)
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May 9, 1885, edition 1
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