v.-:
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The Morning Star,
A cW,Sd to collect to? more
at Sd Matter.
,,,1?NING RPITION.
TheM were 1.145 new Cases and 442
,eath9 from cholera m - y.h t A
t l Dr. Walsh, the newljr.apppod
nn of DaMia, has; been; gum-
lo Kome to be consecrate, -r
Rl iieCf rask won the race for 1.000 .aove
at Newcastle. Eng. Tfi
ns of legatioo were appointed yealedv,
HTseveral appoinlmcnU made'loCH -Va-io
the Deparlmeat if JuaUce. ,-
Tn' euKagement between 'hostile Indians
liid LT.S troops took place last Thursday
fu Ariz nA; fifteen Indians were killed;
'tbe loss of the troops is not known. r
i tobacco factory burned it JiyjicMtorg,
v, loss :i5,000. Benj.- Fr Jonas
Ua3 appointetl collector of .customs at
Nu Orleans. The street-car driyera'
str k. i" Chicago resulted in'a riot; care
l-ni oui iy company were aUacked by.
tti- strikers, overturned and writ eked;
lit. pH-madtvinany afTests. EUie
llu l kilted himself on his firsj wife's graTe
il I'ntsfoni, Mass. ; be was divorced from
llia f,roml wife, Two children and a
((.ling lady perished in the ' flames of a
uruin? house at Cleveland. O. - A
a ...r. iKiy, tea years old, shot and killed a
ii.' "to girl of thc-same age, near Macon.Qa.
1 Dr. James Carter was dangerously
..,ii.dul and a negro man killed in a fight
Mt au-phiDson, Ky., between temperance
,ir. Hii.l "fno whiskey" meoi(,
jf, Y- ik niarsets: Moncyl2 rrcnl.;
Imou Winn al 10i10ic; wheat, . un-,
cRiilnl'wd 9ikfl 604; soulhern flour
.i-.l) at i i 755 50; corn, ungraded 51
r,;;r(.; .. ,in steady at$1201 22; spirits
ir .n! nit- ttiady at SCC. , -
Collector Robinson, of the port of
; Wilmington.
Mexico is poverty itself. It is
hopelessly bankrupt. .. :
Maine has shipped 1,490,400 tons
of ice (luring the season.
Afld McMaster
Thomas Jefferson.
does not like
Poor McMaster!
Ttere is to be some clean sweep
'w i the New York Custom House.'
A St. Petersburg paper, 'the -No
eoe Yrriyat seesdapger for Russia
" in the new British Premier. L
Shooting and murdering still con
tinue in Kentucky. iLike "old Vir
ginia," in another way, "it never
tin
In IST9 the assessed valuation of
property at Birmingham, Ala., was
504,386. In 1884 it had risen to
13,700,000. . -" ;
V. E. Cowan, ex-member of the
Ipgislatnrp, is referred; to as "Hon.''
Ih Iih only iwenty-two indictments
rat;nlit tiilil.
.According to a decision ofAtior-
ny General Garland -an Indian is
ma ;axal)le of being a postmaster
nmler the law of the United States.
In Earnwell county,' S. C, it is es
timated that 2,C48 acres were planf
' ed in wa.t.trrrf4nna and thai. nni mil
lion will lie the yield, estimated to
l'heindicatiorig are that Governor
II 11 I.... . ,. - I
n u.iiy will be the Democratic can
diJiiH for Governor in Ohio against
i oraKer. it lloadly is defeated he
.rcraitu ior oj me rrestueni.
The Soudan will be evacuated by j
the English, Turkish troops -are toj
ohl Egypt for England,' and Ger-.
many and Austria are depended on:
FPun, .cagiana againnt i rance-r-
4UBuury woiu stroite.
It is rJlin AnnnnW 1. lll'V T'1-''
Logan was the choice of the ltep'nbli-:
can in tlio TH:: r . i -1'
-- .uc iiimms Aegisiaiure. , -1 ne;
Chicago News says it was unqaes-'j
tlonal,,y the most imbecile Legisia-J
ture ever listed upon the people and
.y roll of that State. ........ j
Grant isThero On ih.2lrth'nl.i
; Wrote a note as folio wato his.
familv. - t . . i ,.-.t i
J
i i
avseif r7K ,ilaE " V&y. ' I give
Uhe et6 lTi CdncerD" lt I kew
'there ulT la the lime; "As long
" bo progress there is hope." ,
Ther To I " ' ' I
in -."' rmern papers,
Bomeof tham n.- ....r f
j-'uiucrauc, nave,
Routed and abused Mr; Keileyj
brains charer, . courage . and!
hn : TB: J 8 far he has not
weaned..- , ,rU. i
111" . - - - I
Ported fT f Afghanistan is re4
-000,000 T. 'uuwm oi Wfa
b e,r hereare not manySouthi
H0TS could stand m,nJ
as that without giving up
v . HP
VOL. XXXVI.--NO. 87.
the, best Havanas and shortening the
season, at the Greenbrier White Sul
phur. After such a loss as that a
trip to the Sound would be quite
equal to our wants. ' ff
Rev. Sam Jones has been r preach
ing for two weeks at Waco, Texas:
His success has been great, and his
labors very abundant. The Atlanta
Constitution x2& -a long account of
it." We clip here and there a few.
instructive passages. It says: ' '
"Without takinff ' time for repose he
hurried off to Texas and conducted the re
markable meetings which have been lust
closed in the monster tabernacle at Waco.
f 4 It seems that .something of an
infidel and liberal spirit has been manifested
in Waco. A maaTned"Bhaw, a gifted
speaker who was not very long ago an
honored numstexi. placed, himself at the
head of the followers of Ingersoll and went
to work with gloves off to make it hot for
the Georgian. ; In tha face of this hostile
preparation,!!?. Jones started in with three
services a day. ' Congregations
of five and six thousand - people - were the
rule. It is altogether unnecesi&ry to tell
people who know anything of Bam Jones
and his methods that he got the best of
Shaw and his infidel followers! That is
putting it altogether too .mildly. He
literally skinned then and- eut them up.
There will be no more talk of oreanized in
fidelity in Waco during the present genera
tion.' Mr. Jones during these meetings
was at his best." . .
Mr, Gladstone will stand for re
election. He has written a letter to
his Midlothian constituents in which
he sayB he will support the Tory
Government i in whatever it does
right, f , That is surely magnanimous.
He; was ' warmly; indorsed by, the
Liberal Association. Mr. Gladstone
said that: he did not think that he
should again ask to be returned to
Parliamenty.; but: events' had trans
pired which , rendered i it necessary
that he should not imperil the unity
or efficiency j of his party. :This is
tantamount to a declaration that he
will remain the leader of the liberals.
TJie New Tfbrk idrrespondent of
the Philadelphia Ledger Rep.,writes
on, the 29th ult. as follows of the
next election in New York: :
a "Notwithstanding all that has been said
to the contrary, there is good reason, for be
neving that both the President and Mr.
Manning are exceedingly, anxious that the
Democracy : should carry the State, and,
what is more, that the candidate for Gov
ernor should be a man with whom they are
in ; sympathy Mayor Grace, for example.
The Tammany managers are aware of this
solicitude, but have repeatedly given notice
that: unless that -organization has a fair
share of the Federal patronage it will be
impossible to prevent the State from going
Republican by from 20,000 to 40,000 ma
jority." . .
Spirits Turpentme.
Raleigh beat GoldsboroRa-
leigh 14, GoldsbOro 10. . : - ;
Gov. Scales pardoned a fellow
who had escaped from the penitentiary. lie
afterwards revoked the pardon. :
- Lexington .Dispatch: Rev. J.
N. s Stallings lias succeeded to the entire
control of Tnomasville Female College. .
l3i Greensboro Workman! The
North Carolina Fruit Grower's Association
will hold .their annual Fair here August
12th and 13 th. at which time the Druggists'
Association will be in session here also. .
Goldsboro Argus: Quite a num
ber of our citizens went up to Raleigh yes
terday in company with Jibe Nationals to
witness . the, games between that club and
the R3Aeigh profc8niokalg yesterday and to
day. We suggest that all the clubs in the
State League " 'fess up to the corn," that
they are playing all ' the professionals they
can possibly sneak in. J w t '
Charlotte , Observer .' In Clear
Creek township, late Saturday afternoon,
Charles Moore, a colored man., was struck
with a hoe in the hands of .his wife and in-1
stantly JdUecLjf- in StatesyiUe yesterday i
an election was neia on me question oi is su
ing bonds to pay off a town debt, . and the
result was a victory for the ''bond- proposi
tion:'7 The amount of Donas to oe issued
will be $12,000, to run twenty years at 8 per
cent, inteoest." '
Newton VMiterprise: A very
fatal form of dysentery is prevailing in the
whole Pitdrntnrt secttonf North Carolina,
being wveres'irFRWan; Iredell Davie,
Gaston, Mecklenburg and Lincoln coun
ties, it is more general among children,
bat often grown people are prostrated with
the disease. In this county there is an un
usually large number of cases of the same j
disease, but.itia of a milder, type. , So far-
mere nave neen very jew iauu cases.
Srtelhv Aurora We trecret to
learn that our friend John C Tipton.editor
of the Lincoln ZVm,. has been very sick for
two weeks and fears are entertained about
his recovery. Shelby continues to
increase in population and the demand for
new - houses increases. Many attractive
nouses ue uow ociug ureuicu auu uiuro in
contemplation; i-. The oat crop is not
good and the wheat Is about half as much
ia yleia j a anucipnteor. Kev, Ps V.
Gold, the able editor ot Zion's Landtriark.
published at Wilson, N. C. .called to see us.
He, like a dutiful son, makes an annual:
ugnmage ais. agea parenia in v;ieve
jod. lie says Cleveland county's progress
far aurnaases that of anv other countv in i
xiotM .whuuw. c Mj.lti ,. ! ......
- The Teachers Assembly has "ad
journed, and the members have gone on an'
excursion to -Kantahaia. "The oincers elec
ted for another year were: ' President, Dr.
Iw H. Lewis, Klnstoni Secretary, Eugene
G. Harrell. Raleigh-Treasurer, R. B. Ar-
rowood: Concorde Vic Presidents: C. D.
Mclver, WinstoT3oha W.;8tarnea, Ashe-1
vuie; 3k r. Moses.; Haleigh ; EL A- Alder
man. Goldsboro; H. jL, Smith. Selraa ; N.
C Enelish. Trinity Collie W. K Poteat.
Wake Forest: Bobertittneham. Bineham's:
leigh.? Executive Committee S. a Bmith,'
Hugh Morgan, Geo.: T. Winston, H. L.
King, D. h.' Ellis, and Misses , Everett,.
Goodloe, Pescud, Caldwell, Fanning and
Mrs. Sallie R. Dixon. ;.., -. '
ffl.affiltTiae'lill.-
i.i Mi, i -n . .
. :-New Berne, Journal In the
case cf T. Mallison and' others against
the A.-& N. C. Raflroad 'Company and
others , before . Judge Phillips, asking that
the, company I be restrained from leasing
their road, the Judge being of the : Opinion,
that the company has the. right and power
to lease . its .road refuses to grant the Ye-,
filrainine Order or an order to show cause
' -, At the Webster Scieptiftc and. Literary
institute at JN orroife, Va., we are gratified
to see that Master James "O." Latham" re
ceived a diploma of graduation inf arithine
tic, a certificate of , distinction in" various,
studies, testimonial with a prize f or ' gene--ral
proficiency and good conduct,' and
special credit in Surveying. He is a son 'of
our former townsman, T. J., Latham; Esq.;
and first saw the light m inis city. ;v s .,
Lumberton ytk6ftKnia.' There
is considerable sickness among ebildrea in
this county. The prospects seem fine
for another bountiful corn crop.: at is too
early yet to say what.wiU be the, resuUVol I
the eoUoa cron. .. l Aeam has rther ereat I
the -cotton crop. Again has rfher great
Reaper been, busy in ? our - midst and has
claimed as a victim one of our oddest jciti
zens, Mr. Wm. Linkhaw- He was born in
Germany, but at an learly age came to this
country. He married in Brunswick coun
ty, and for a, time liyedMthe.crty.oJ WiK.
mineton. but haa been a .utizen . of this
town for about ,tlurtyf years ,H? was n
many respects a remarkable man.' "-rf-Red
Springs dots ; Crops V e injured very
much by the rain in this section. The
Dots was criticised' last week closely we
don't profess to be a good gramarlst-or a
good rifhmeticer. but we do the best we cam
. Raleigh. New8'Qbserver: The
condition of Mrs.. S A. Ashe, who bas
been . extremely ill, is very critical. .
Rev. Edward It. Rich, who since 1873 has
so faithfully served the Church pf the Good
Shepherd, has tendered his . resignation.
The matter is now under consideratipn by
the vestry., Mr. Rich says he has over-'
worked mmself and that he is greauy m
need of rest. There were sold Jn New
York last week $30,000 North Carolina Car.
1919. at 1I0, and $5,000 do. consol. 4s at
8888t - -Mayor Rose, Of Wadesboro;
has offered a reward of ! $100 for1 the cap-
ture of John Boggan, the negro"who so
brutally assaulted Mrs.' Braner. a' white
lady, near Wadesboro, week before last.
Gov. Scales has offered an dditional re
ward of $100 for Boggan's capture. . Bog
gan is about 5 feet 8 inches high, has high
cheek bones, is of a ginger-bread color,
and has a "downcasts expression of eyes,
The board to examine into- the merits
of the applicants for the new professorships
at the University met here yesterday. ' There
are no less thaD-881 applicants for the vari
ous positions to be fillerL These are di
vided as follows: Mathematics 108, modern
languages 94. English Jliterature 69, science
of teaching. , pr !pedagogy,l jtl, vphyBics
21, natural science 31, cherjoistry SSl, The
applications come from all parts or the
United States, from Canada, and from; half
a dozen foreign countries. Yesterday a re
porter interviewed CoL WalteT L Steele;
who was engaged In making his report.
He said there are seven places to be filled.
There are four full professorships, of sci
ence of teaching, English literature, modern
languages and agncuujttral&emistxy and
mining. There are three assistant ' profes
ships, of natural science, engineering and
pure mathematics. The committee will
this morning submit a brief report of then
work yesterday in going through the38l
applications, with the correspondence, and
testimonials.. In this report no preference
will be expressed on their part for any one
of the- applicants. The committee will
suggest that all the full professorships be
filled; that the assistant professorship of .
pure mathematics be filled; that the assist
ant professorships of natural science und
engineering be not filled "how, but left va
cant until the January annual meeting of
the trustees, as there-Is no absolute necessi-
tf foi their being filled at present,
THE'OITT,
Wru, West Board. - ;
Mtjhson Will cut prices.7 ;
W. A H. D. Situation wanted.,, f ;','.
Bask Ball Friday and Saturday.
Resolutions Preachers meeting?' ;
The Grocebs Will doge Saturday. ,
- Heinsbkrgek Ocean Breeze Waltz....;
: Stearns. Frrda: & Co.4-P6rtable kilnj.
Mtmt sou. . J,J .'
ft
Ibere will be a,. practice gamei
of ball between the Seasides and Excelsiors
this afternoon at half past 4 o'clock.
Wa un?8tan4 - (hat f a Sound
party caught a sea turtle on the beach at
Wrightsville a few nights ago that weighed
250 pounds..' : r "
; ifr. Ft, M.' James reports 10 iri
tcrmentsin Oak Grove Cemetery for' the
month of June,if which. number 13 were
Mldreh and 3 acHilts. Arcoored,
This ..;tiiniYerjary of the
shooting of Preauient Garfield px GpVteau, ;
which took place coi the 24 of July, 1881, 5
his death occurxiog September J9th ensuing.
';- Tbf British-' brig' JfylfltWi,
Capt' Stewsjri,was cleared from1 thfe rt
for' Barbaoesl yesterdiVf b;lfe8sra!'TE.
Kidder Sohfwith Mowf feet 'oftumDer,
-Bothof theicoibred!elubs.atait
played i on the Seaside gufidsTuesdaV
Were from wnmington; '", Tnif Mtttaals
-have been iff aetfeeMftr some tinie. Both
played wewrflnderstajitf."'
fun blown cotton biOTm i pW0Kedci6a-tne
SHith utt. from Jus field near UbUncU's Sta
tion, ' Celumbus couatyCi J3 3 expectsi io
have plenty Of blosBoBs the 4t3k- f 1
of the graduates. of .Misseg, Burr .Jarnefi'
school, Juistead , of Miss MPhersnas .ijf-
correctly reported, ia.om last. - Miss Mary,
who is 'a' dogKteribf btu- late 'esteemed
townsman, Mr; C M:' yanOrsdelli' will enH
ter upqu lueuuueH oi a u?uef, xa wiiion
vocation she has two sisterSnow engageu.
Heoblns tbarJu'(' :',uk i.uni.i
We learn that visitorfr at Smithville arej
having Jots.1, of spofi' j AlMertjol
and another gentleman .fronv'Wilson,who
are fond of flshtng, mewlth remarablej
luck right at vthe wharl ! of.litheJsteamei
Louie They caught a shark on Monday?
that measured about eight feet in length,
and on Tuesday hooked another that mca-j
I sured about six feet ... Ii
11
1 JJti- !
;;N.:0,.i;'TOESDAY,'
uTHJRBHOOTlSQ AFFAIR.
tftelAen Held ta A watt tuwimpmtntm
rranis AKVlnat mm, &e.
'iames fflv Shelden, . Che . man who was
if
arrested by.Officer J. ,D, .OTre.ll,, on Tuesday
night lasVwd who subsequently , drew, a
pistol on the officer; bat shot Mr. John
Fowler in" the neck insbsad. (aa account of
which appeared ia the Stab of yesterday),
had sf preliminary hearing before Justice H.
D.-Hall, yesterday morning; on the charge
of larceny" and with committing an assault
and baftery-wlth'a deadly weapon, aad was
committed td the Sheriff and lockedUp in
jMl'td'awaft the result of Mr. Fowler's In
Juries. . , , .(i
helden says he belongs in AUafita; He
W tomfi months ago. selling prctures,
.r7 - Tji. j v - - - . . . ;
but went to .Goldaborp, where he was era
pl6yih"Mr,ugeneReedy in seHing
books,' jetel It is alleged by Mr, Reedy that
he collected; a. Jot. of money for , which; he
failed tat nakVretnrtiB, and came down here
a day .of Iwd ago tort have a "good time."
Mr. Reedy arrived here and had a Warrant
Itsueifor bis arrest, and Officer Orrell &ok
him in custody at the intersection ef Faont
and Chesnut streets. - ' ' :
f It hit transpired. since that Sheldeu as
Nourishing a pistol about ' the streets quite
promiscuously Tuesday evening. AtCapt.
McGowan's saloon he talked of either kOI-
Ioghimielf 'at Somebody else,' and even,
started to draw his pistol on the proprte
torwe are informed, , but the threatening
appearance of an uplifted chair had the ef
fect to change his Intentions.
Yesterday a warrant was sworn out and
served on Shelden, charging him with com
mitting an aasaultlth a deadly weapon
upon Mil Thomas' Wallace, at the Gerr
Salooa, oU ; Front street, Taeaday even
ing; also one charging him with carrying;
a concealed weapeo. These charges will !
be heard before Justiee MiUis this morning
atlOo'cloelrvf;- v' -j-:1 : "
1 At he close of . the ' investlgatios before
Justice Hall, helden was given an oppor
tunity o make a statement or testify ai a
iritness tn his own behalf, but he refused .
to say anything. He iv appeared very inditV
jferent, and Uts be was about to be taken
from the ty Hall o tiieherifTa office he
lit cigarette and went off smoking it as
composedly as if he had been on his way to
witness a base ' ball match. He told the
jailor oa his, way to the lock-up that whis
key was what . was the matter
Tle Bacllab Army. t -
"K We see by a London paper of June 12th
that Col. L O'Connor, V. C, 2nd R. W.
Fusiliers, anda-brother of Mr. Daniel
O'Connor, of this- city, having, completed
five years in command, had a farewell pa
rade on the day previous, 1 preparatory to
his retirement from the service, i The arti
cle before us gives a somewhat kngtby de
scription of the parade and drill, together
with the sham fight which formed a fea
ture, of the exercises, after which allusion is
made to the kind words addressed by the
Colonel to bis men, whom he told that this
Would be his last parade as .their command-
ing officer, and that no one regretted it
more than himself. He concluded with a
few words , pf advice, to try and maintain.
the credit and discipline of the smart corps
to which they, belonged. "J Cold O'Connor
next addressed himself to .the npneom
mi&sioncd . officers, and also gave; them a
few pring words of advice, especially as
to the , method of dealing with soldiers.
Col. 0!Connor was very popular with his
men.
Base Ball Netes- ,
i The Seasides will play the Mechan ics, of
XJoiumbia, & C on July 3rd and 4th. . A
letter received by o the manager-states that
the chili is in excellent trim and a fine game
can be expected. 1 The Mechanics knowing
the strength- ef the Seasides, have added
several fine players to their club, so the
boys will come with the strongest club ever
formed in - South Carolina, and our boys
must do their best, or. the Mechanics will
add due mote victory to Iheif long list of
irTumphs'' ;?.
"The Seasides will meet the Raleigh boys
In'Charlotte on July 9th and 10th. where
gxui union 0101. Will uo pjajreu. 1UU
they go toMt. Holly and play one game on
iv JirmV 1 Jilt. - I''' L
ui -iiuif returMing , uuumj ou . ounuajr
morning. lU f . f, . ;l A
Ilat'Dor fnaeter's Uevort.
,Capt. Price, .Harbor Master,, reports the
of June:
1
i,:-" ff.I
Steamers . t , , .
Brigs.UU.;..
fa ,4 IMM V-J-M I 1 f,
. . . JT,,.' 5V- 4,223 tonnage.
. . . . . AT Uli
. i
g6hO3neYs.'. . f-iJ.
4,351
Tptal JMnericap.S, , 9,14? r,
'A
iBarques.r. . t. . . w . ;,t . m 7 1 3,298 tonnage.
1 ' Totalr1-2 veBselsi' 12,641 tons;. -
Cotton- r ' ; 1
The receiptajtL. cotton-for the month of
June.iiut tlflMdtfeoJtediUp86 bales, as
against !56 baleaf pr.the corresponding week
Jasti.yeait lo !.-. V.. ,;. ,;r'j--'
.')Tt83 receipts of 'the crop year from Sep-'
tombe 1st to' date foot up 13,9ll bales, as
against 1 9S.5131 bales 1 for- the same period'
last !J year; jI -snowing 'an" Increase of 2,398.:
;baleor,ltr-iJ l ;;-7 . :: !
,C JHi.il Ii' I'.'n li
WrayeCarti
JO l
l-.The only case before the Mayor's Court
i yesterday morning was that of7 Julia Mur-f
ray, coloredcharged with aeting very dis-j
orderly in the 41 Hollow' v on Tuesday
night : She was required to . pay a fine of
$10 or go below for. thirty days, and ac4
ceptedthe latter alternative. - -
'.'iVt
JULY 2,-885;'
M rfteavBtawmeiaC.,u : w -i ,
Mr.'F, lit James is manufacturing a very
cheap hut nice and: durable monument, a
specimen of whickwe , saw at .Mr. J, W.
Woolyin'Sj undertaking establishment ves-
terday. fta made from Portland" cement,
is as solid "as granitei;and' hardens' as: it
grows dIder.!"The lettering can be done by
stencil: or otherwise, to suit the inclination
of the trurchaser.ToV.peius .of small
means ths monument, which is quite neat,
possesses decided advantages, and we shall
be prepared1 to hear'that' MrjJapSs is ch
ing a thWving busihe'ss id supplying ' this
very fair substitute for 4he more costly
granite and marble; r- v w '' - .;
't ' 1 ' m m m , ,
Base Ball Deetalon. ' ' '
The following answer' has been received
from Messrs. A. J. Reach &Co,i of - Phila
delphia, who are authorities on base ball,
in'reply to an eaquiry-eoncerning the de
cision of . the umpire in. the game t be
tween the Oxfords and Seasides on Friday
'i . . tjl i -;f
"In case of a ball striking the , umpire,
the base runner -is not entitled to the base
unless he can make it before the catcher gets
the ball and throws it to a baseman.". 1
This clearly suBtains the position taken
by the umpire on ' the occasion referred to.
Tbe Stale Guard. . ,
General Order No. .3. from the Adjutant
General's office in reference to the pro
posed encampment of the State Guard at
Asheville from the 22nd to the 30th of this
month, makes it necessary for companies
to attend with foil ranks of enlisted mea
and one commissioned ; officer,' and the
Commander-in-Chief earnestly reque8tgtem-
ployers of members of the State Guard to
give such employes the necessary leave of
absence. ; ; ' 1 '
Vorels'M Export' for Ue Plsal ITme.
Below we give a statement of the foreign
exports from the port of Wilmington 'for
the twelve months ended June 30th, 1885,
Which will doubtless be of interest-
Cotton..... ..1. 65,882 hales.
Spirits turpentine. -w47, 540 casks.
Rosins.. .....i 290.165 bbls.
Tar. 26,056 '
Crude TurpenUne. . ; t A . . 768 "If.
Pitch..... .w .. ' 327 ;
Lumber. . . : '. . 14.994,015 ' feet:
Shingles.. j. .......... . . 4,326,494 ;t
1: ; 1 . T. !-.-,'
aaanerivlmteaniiK.
Third Round for the Wilmington Dis-1
tnct of the Methodist E. Church, South
- Wilmington, at Fifth Street. July 4-5.
Whiteville Circuit, atCerro Gordo, July
9-10- . . t ,
' Waccainaw Mission, at Lebanon, J July
il-12. I.rto.' ' .-!tf - ;- . 1i
Clinton Circuit, at Johnson's , Chapel,
July 16-17. ' -
; Magnolia Circuit, .at Salem, July 18-19.
t SmithviUe Station (District Conference),
July 23-26. . ..-is $ ;r -
Brunswick Circuit, at Zion, July 31,
Auirast l. - 1
: Wilmington, at Front Street, August 2.
Onslow Circuit, at Monnt Lebanon, Au
gust 6-7.
Duplin Circuit, at1 Richlands,-f August;
A v. . vr PaTJI. J. CABBAWAV,
. Presiding Elder, .
: citt iTEBis. ';. ; .1. '
WHO IS 1IKS. WINSLOW tins question.
is rreqaenuy aaxeo, we will simply say that &ne is
a lady who for upwards of thirty years has unti
ringly deroted her time aad talents as a female
Physician and nurse, principally among children.
She has especially studied the constitution and
wants of this numerous elasB, and, as a result of)
uus enon, ana practical Knowledge, ootained in
a lifetime scent as a aurae and ahTsieiaa. she has
compounded a Soothing Syrupfer children teeth-
ing. it operates use magic givm rest and
health, and ia, moreorer. sore to regolate the;
Doweia. in consequence oi una aruoie jars, wins
low Is becoming world-renowned as a benefactor
of her race: children certainly do bisk up and
bless her; especially Is this the ease in this city.'
Vast quantities of the Soothing Syrnp are daily
sold and used beiemWe tmnk Mrai Winslew has
Immortalized her name by this invaluable arti
cle, and we sincerely believe thousands of chil-
dren have been sa
fiom an early grave by its
timer,
t ase. and that millions rt
ase, and that millions yet unborn, will
share Its benefits, and unite meaning her blessed.
mtem
fed her.
mion. ui
Ko Mothxb has disohanred her dutvto hersoffer-
Ing little one in our opinion, until she has given
it the benefit of Mrs. WinsloWS Soothing 8yntp
Try it, mothers tbx it now. L&iicf? Fintor.New
York City, s '-!! droggtets. - 25 ots. a bottle
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS, .
Situttip antedi ;
gY A YQTJHa JIAN, IN jJNY diFAUTJ.
Can give the best of ref renoes.'
Address ! - ' - W. A. D ,
LI
jv2 li
1 4'
;tar Office!
1 1 ' 1 1 i a u.
Fourth of Jttly
M,, .l
TYOU!(WAlT?P Tp .HATp AiQOOPir
cheap' day 6l reoreaticwv go aowxeysyK4CHrR
FA8SPORT." Boat leares'at 4 6blcK5k,rebrtWlt!
JJ3 and. snakes a lanir ran out In the ocean. . - Li
Pasouoci's Band will famish maslc:' Jy I ?t
' iil)i i(lmn .mti
;:; ;oli4.Sp9rtl'
AT SEASIDE X)IAJR GUOVNDA
liecaanics vo, Seasides.
t fit t-ur,?i ..t.' '"'..' i,i'.Qtii uvAti
Qam be faieda4. o'clock i q ao i
''TfusUj-byCHeiteniet CoCtttMni
' 'Admission ftfeerits. ' , -V t V.
' "A. O"!"1!1 f,L bi h Mac
You know theMeebanips. ,Eapnffh.. (-
.f. . - K i f 1 t i : ,
T JL'.IJ I I'.I'jI I U U'J'JU SK.il I'Jj.lLllli
il'.; i;iiJ J I pAfor6' "l D M' bi
.in; .iiJ iTitYA tiifimf ltJivi
we wm ' CUT -erleea Jon rSmTTJSQa aiid PAItrJ
STTJt'FS.''' Troni fflrsrefc"! V-u'T .rl;i;o
j -.n.I
. 3V2 f ,
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Boardi ; Eoarfi - Eoardi
' A 7TXS juXY AST I WIIilPPriRirfStt FAlh
xx. lies witii Meals by the day; -week or month.)
Whatever this market affords wQl be obtained
la addition U Westera Beef and' Mottos.' ' Heali
sent ou. w ttftoat extra tH&Xftfr r
f Jy S tl M A n ii JTorth Vroovfitreeti
ryES, TIM IS ARK HARD. AND INORDBlt Td
. a. praetice eoonomy yon must buy goodoodsi
such as we profess to keep, -and an Inspeotioii
will prove la, Cookin-r Stoves the best, Farmeq
Girl for instance. Eefrigerators, Freezers, Fly
Fans, and aaother lot of beautiful Library Lamps
JUSt m. i f f ,. W. ft. JUdtJUSMAK s .
4e81tf ' V' "-5 Market Street
1 WHOLE NO; '5862
: NEW 1 ADVERTISEMENTS.
FIRINGh CHINA
PATENT PORTABLE K1LNS.
Stjeaens, fit en &:co , FORMERLY of al-
bany. N.Y., are now located at Springfield.Ohlo,
manufacturinirlfour sizes Kilns, Nos. 15, 20
,J ' : 'j v . . ... -, j
25 and 45. Amateurs can now fire th"r nvn
China vita, great-sicoese, with iglaze. equal or
better than, can be done in large Kilns, and at a
t saving in expense or mpress charges and
is, send ior circular. .
.! ) iy BTJEASNS. FfTGH & CO.. u
Jy 2 Sw . , Springfield, Ohio.
Satiirday tot Holiday.
IN VIKW OF TTIS FOUKTH OF JULY COMIKO
on Saturday, we, the heads, of the fonowlog
-r.; '. i- ,. , . ' '
Grocery Stores, do agree to close up our respect
. . 1 '. .'.- f, . . . : ,
iye places of business next Saturday. In order
h til. ;Tt-' Ot':'f -vr-.-... ,T . ..
that customers may have ample time to supply
themselves, we will keep open until 12 O'CLOCK
FRIDAY NIGHT.
, i ! ; , JOHN L. BOATWKIGHT,
P. L. BRIDGKRS & CO.,
WJBST ACO., . ,
HOLMES & WAITERS.
A- ' is. I,;: GEO. M. CBAPOSr, '
jyait JAMJ U. BTJIViCNHOP.
Preachers' Meeting.
TIHE FOLLOWING RlSOLtTTIONS WEBB OF
i femd by. Kev, J W. Telfair, and adopted, at
the meeting ef the Pastors of the Wilmington
District ' of . the African Methodist Episcopal
Church; held at St. Stephen's ChurchTJuly 1st;
Resolved, That we, the Pastors of the Wilming
ton District of-the A. M. B.. Church, take thin
method of returning our thanks to CoL L. C.
Grafflln, for his kiudness in furnishing us lumber
(for seats), and other material to aid us fa mak
ing our Camp Meeting a complete success, tem
poral and spiritual. . f i
Resolved, That our thanks are due to Mr. F. M.
Moore, Mr. Bobbins, 1 and Mr. Solomon B ill, for
their kindness in loaning us .sail to cover our en
campments - T-i '1
We also state to the public that the meeting
was carried on with order and decorum, result
ing, in tne conversion .of many, souls, auq. paying
all -its expenses, for which we have mamy wit
nesses. . r r ,
Signed by order of the members of the Preach
ers Meeting of the A, M. B.Church,
' :" " J.GIFRY.'F.B.
j. & iiAmiA-u, fseo y.f , . , ."
Ocean Breeze Waltz,
:- Flr Piano;
I. H. GEEENEWALD.
, .(- j.PRICB .PpsTArDj is f ;
,.The above pieca of Music i$ moderately diflv
entt, and Is pronounced fine by our leading ma
gicians. . .. ,. ; . . . ..
' - Forsaieat
HTmasniTRmrnHi
- jya'tf
Live Book and Music Stores;
Worth Consideration.
OW BVTERT $10,003 ttF 'INiJUBANCE IN A
' "sixty days clause" Co. you lose in case of
total loss at least fiflo. -' Why not save this amt.
by insuring in the r
Umwi 5& ionilfli & e ' Im. Co.
which pays all .'losseei WITHOUT DISCOUNTf
Jno;W;Gdrdoin & Smith
' f , AGENTS.
; ' fC6,()( paid1 for fosses fn North Carolina for
r. - . r .-. .-. , JetMtf
Tk Cape Fear & People's Stcailioat Co
TIJSTBA1CEB.A. J. HTJHT, CAPT . W. A.
Robeson, will continue to run on the same
4ayas heretofore, and every effert will be made
to give satisfaction to shiDpers and passengers,
' ...fr- v . ' WOODY ACURRIE, .
- - Agents, and Commission Merchants,
aytt'tt ; Wilmington, N. Gj
vr.
Notice;
jrB. BRANCH T. M6ROAN; (OR HIS HEIRS),
who fortnerly lived m North Carolina and was
In Texas in 183C, may be profited by addressing '
i - : J; H. COLLBTr, ,
3el7 2w - at Austin, Texas.
YachtCooklngiitove.
T UST THE THING FOR VESSEL AND STEAM-'
J boat use; durable and cheap. Always in;
cook ; me ..Farmer ana uoiaen ' Harvest oook
Stoves. Thev are the nrtde nfthn irlt.hon Wrwl
and Willow Ware, Pumps; Bath Tubs, Ac, at ; j
Je28tf t vui t S3 South FrontStC j
Peach Ice Cream ;
This Week,
tn-ii
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At
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' Je28 tf
-rm tt
WARREN'S PARLORS.
If:
fTNEWj. SCBSOTOHjHOUSilS NOWj
runrin First Class style in svery -tesBect, and is-
Witfioat & doubt the place 'to get 7THE BEST
MEAL that can he, furnished inline city for the)
xuwircj. VitU uVJ a uanouu uo VUUVlUWUi
4ei18tf !,ij-ti,vt; ,W EBLACK. Manager,
Hi
1 mnktVirimni-
lv,f -,Y,f'...r(" vV;.JS .-r;
A CCipENt INSURANCE POLICIES ISSUEDi
tJtki pays aef aim for iademnityj or a total loss on.'
account of death. , , ' .k
nsliJTi I u, u.TTyit hltf b-st.Nn ui nvnS
.Persons , insure their dwellings against fire,
wheta the nrobab&ltvtof rtae dweBiae-e bJiminm
I-is immensely less than the probability of anac-J
OMienc oappeumg vo xnemaeives, - i ''K: I
1 6 Pollclaa are issued for anv' amount from t5oK
to S10.000.-at a cost of from S2.50 a-lTear ta
I fiy. ' These Policies paya Weekly indemnity In!
caseoi acciaent, ana pay tne whole amount, oE
XUWJF U ' IKMU BIUUM H1UUU JJUt UlfMltns..' : ..
No medical examination -is necessary. , .
. . i ,M.S. W4LLARD, Agent,
Jeatrtf'l aUffit -oug NTwater St.
V :1ji6H nYm- iino ..ifj
Ti si"k nVkia. -T3aA irriTTT
f A A. Tf kbh WATTA . ..
U4 , . , . F.J
r AND A FEW OTHERS.
si MKiSTOfW?.,
. ,dJi:
Wholesale Grocers and Com, Merchants, .
ft .... '--'Nci flA. Water Street.
it ap.tStff 1. ?. :u Wilmington, Ni a
i j w lJJ ivVi-j- -f 4l'r .f.-ji N ?!-'i - ' !
t ! i Waterj CoDlers. , j
.TATJBjKfXJOtEJS:, ASJD.; OTHER
Roods jm reeelyed anl I pf saia Iqw, at . f ; : '
(jiiiattUtlO (GILES A MURCHISOK'S, j
jestf . . , V Opposite j-ewAtarsew j
banted;
s.
l
give!
250
CORNER
GROCERYMEN, ; TO
AWAY ICE to their . customers,
' . 1 ' Call and seo us.
...
Je 17 tf
W. E. DAVIS & SONc
bates of AmKMENTS. : '
One Square One Day,:::.:. ...
Pour DayB,......,...;,.....
One Weekyjv...M... .......
see
s to
4 0
s S 60
8 0
10 00
13 00
84 00
40 00
so oo-:
iff . "
w weexs,
i iiree weexs.
One Month...
a j
Two Moatha.....
Three Months,. .... .
BLxmpauts,..;
0m
uu xear.
Contract Advertlaeinents takes at propor
tlonately low rates. , . ' ;
. - Tea lines solid Konparell type make one' square -
' NKW:- ADTKRTISKMKNTS.
Still Unloading.
NOTHER WEEK HAS PASSED, "AND STILL ?
our stock Is not, exhausted. Our trade was
. -
really very good last week. Many suits were
. - i ...f--
sold, and every one was disposed of at prices
that pleased the customer. : x v.- - - V - - - -"
- - . . - . -
All CASSIMERE SUITS must go. "Please bear
in mind that we mean-, by this that we win sell
lfJa cuBtomer has tile least intenUon of baying.'-'"'
i Yesterday was' a fine day for SEERSUCKERS
and we were equal to the emergency. $ A large
lot, airpretty. and the prices reasonable. Tbere
Was a tremendous onslaught In this department,-
bat sizes are not broken, and to-morrow we will
have a new lot by express, completing the selec
tion and enabling every -caller to get just what
he wants. -.,.".,, ...
'We show a large lot ef BICYCLE SHIRTS and
a great' many SUMMER NOVELTIES. We Kke
to be kept busy, and will try to interest alt call
ers next week. ... . V,:.
, A. DAVID,
Merchant Tailor and Clothier.
Je 23 tf
Eoyal Glue.
and a full assortment of other PatAnt VkAwakm
for sale by.. .. ( . - .-
j . a. nju&itm, r ,
.. , ,. Druggist and Seedsmaa,
Je 88 tf New Market. Wilmington. W. C
Base Ball Slioesi ;
1 . . a. ! ' '
NOTHEB SUPPLY. OFEBASB BALL SHOES .
Just received, which we offer at LOW PRICES. :
Also a large lot of GENTS'- LOW SHOES, at Bot- 7
torn Figures. Don't forget that you eaa sow se
cure Dargaias la 8TKAW JdATBat -
. - . ., A. KH HI UK'S.
, ie28tf 108 Market Street
' Bed Talne for lie Money, y
QN OTTRB IRGAIN TABLES WE PLACE THIS
-week Ladles and Misses' Slippers, Ladies Bat.
Oxfords, Boys" Low Ties, Misses' Serge Bals.
These are broken lots we are closing out. and we
sell them for $1.00, 75c. and 50c. a pair less than
cost. Now is your time. Come early before thev
are picked off. AVr , - . ,.-
Geo. S. French & S on s
MS NORTH FRONT STREET.
jesstf: j i - ' ' : - :-t -
THE.
t Has to-day received a sapply of t '
CONRAD'S BUDWFIS BEER, '
ERLANGER BEER.
... , FAUST BEER.
' The public are familiar only with one of the
above brands, ut all are of a quality which
none excel.
CLAHST ;'CLAKB.!'i'CLAaBt
V"- FRIED, STEWED, BAKED. : '
. Meals at all hours, and everything furnished
the market affords. Am having a run on my long
filler MODESTA CIGAR, which Is superior to any
5o. Cigar sold in this city.
j; . . . WILLWEST.,
Je861w No. 26 i. Front St.
Hanhatta and Chariot
GANT BE BEAT (OUT OF THE QUE8TIONX
in this or any other market. It is the best
Five Cent Cigar made. Sold only at
C. M. HARRIS"
Popular News and Cigar Store.
Reading Rooms m rear. Only fifty Cents per
month. -..! Jess tf
For Monday's Trade.1
JUFTY PIECES : 1
' HANDSOME COLORED LAWNS,' '
- ........ . . . . f. t f
15c quality at lOc per' yard
Je'is tf ' JNO. J. HEDRlck.
Livery Stahles. -
R' C. ORRELL, CORNER FOURTH AND MUL
t berry streets, is now prepared to more
ramuies to ana rrom tne
Sound at low rataa:
Also, to receive a few more boarders at reasona
ble fignres. Carriages and - wagonettes -furnished
to all who desire them at alow price.
jeasiw- -. - :--.
Straw Hats! .
Low Prices!
1 - J i-r
BARRI-ON & ALLKK
Battecs.'
Je28 U
Soda Water! Soda Water !"
"TyiTH PURE FRUTT JUICES. ' ' '. '
Tatei Epsom, Vfchy, Deep Rock, and r
,i i f . . - . ....... ... . - . .. .
Congress Spring Waters. "' ' - '
1 . , i , . WILLIAM H. GREEN, .;
fe!28tf' 117 Market Street.'
DOOES,
.177 ImIJJ P,
fjpHE .yERY BE8T. JATBRIAL- USED, "AND
none but the most skilled workmen etuployed;
not en apprentice boy In oar shops.
-''Si i
! Our WHITE ASH INSIDE
BLINDS' and
DOORS, and Hard Oil Finish, will equal any In
the world.
Je IS tf ; J PARSLEY A WffiGIH-.i
HOTEL BETJIISWICK,
Smith vtUc -W. J. . : for
rjrjrna hotei wiLL, he open for sSS .
oeption Of GnesW on (hs 18TH OF MAY, 188; ; :
i: The Manager wip: endeavor to maintain the
I -hick repatationf ;joJT Us -Hotel, . and respectf ally
soliolU the patronage of the public, : 7i j
Rates 1 10 pemoBth. f 10 per week; $550 per
day. Special rates made for the Jfpnth or Sea
son, by addressing
V,7. . - - 7. HOTEL BRUNSWICK,
' my 2m " - ' smithville, N. Carolina.
CONFIDENCE .ESTABLISHED' UPON FACTS
and' living evideaoes, is sore to produce a
erowth In business, as has been clearly proven
ty ...JOHN R. MARSHALL,
, General Commission Merchant
j l ; ' f No. 4 North Water Street '-
..;.'" .j ' Wilmington. N. C,
Who has won the oonfldence of many of tha Far-. -men
nnd Village Merchants by his diligence to
business and correctness to retains.- He is. re
ceiving Consignments daily of Country Products, -
wnion ae sens . xair prices. .
Consignments solid
sited.
Je 25DAWtf
Ice ! Icot Ice !
BCHOONER ISAAC ORTtmVkN IT A
rived with a cargo of the best MAINE FLINT
ICE, which I Offer to sell at ONE-HALF OKST
PER LB. - at my Ice House on Dock Street or at
anv Of mv lee Deoots. or will d silver at th khsvrA
price. ' Lower prices for large quantities. Conn---try
patronage respectfully solicited. SDecialat-
tention given to t
MULE for sate.:-..
: my2ttf
te Wholesale Trade. A good
B. H. a. AHRENS,
Proprietor Newloe Honae.
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