North Carolina Newspapers

he Morning HI 1 50 78 '.T h. " . .... . ViV'-l J OBiVRty Subsonrvars, uuurwwiu t yrtfr & C'svre per week. Our City I rftW c1H' authorized to collect for more OnfLEtY Subscribers, aeuvweuu fJi-" three monms Post Office at Wilmington, St. C, peered at cias Matter. tfORNlNO EDITION. OUTLINES. Ti,P Democratic State Convention of. for Governor . -crk n.iminated HUl dRoSvrcii P. Flower for Lieut Governor; rivil service pians m me piiuuiu proves of th; rrsncipie me law, dui con- f ihs mlpj Anil thfl nmr.tlcPB dmrnoB mHujr . .----- wbici tave grown up tinder them. - The Czar of Russia is represented at em hatio in hia resolution to support Prince Alexander io the scheme for the unity of. BulgHria and Roumelia, and will declare W1,r against Turkey the moment the Porte ittacks Bulgaria; a London telegram says, ill the signatory Powers of the treaty of Berlin favor a conference forthwith for a settlement of the Bulgarian difficulty, -r--Total net cotton receipts 275,485 bales. jjr3. s. C. Barrett iaa been appointed postmaster at Windsor, N. CT :--Jha aws failures reported by Duo & Co., the past week number 156. A new stock eic:anie bas been incorporated n New York to be called the American Bourse. Several cars thrown from the track: of the Western N. C. Railroad near Warm Springs; two ladies and a mail agent re cemd iD juries; the cars were not damaged. New York markets : Money 13 per cent.; cotton steady at 101-1610 8-1 6c; LeHt, ungraded red 7592ic; corn, un Krsiied4S50c; Southern flour quiet and unchirgedat 3 505 75; spirjts turpen naeqnict at 34ic; rosin steady at"$l 02 T!u Great Etatern U to b sold. Jj, is t!i i largest vessel the-world has A :i.;nuuient to Garfield is to be T:ied in Washington. Ward, the sculptor, is now at work on it. ; Gen. Bob Toombs is reported -very sick. He has been confined to his d for weeks. He is only in his litbear. Is the recent race the Genesta ome near being capsized in a heavy gale. Four of her men were injured bjthe heavy seas. The State censns of Florida for 1885, shows a population of 308,717, an increase of 68,450 since 1880. Six counties lost 3,777 in habitants. Ira Davenport, Republican candi dite for Governor of New York, was bora in that State in 1841. His fa ther was a man of wealth, and thus Ira became rich. There is a New York pill giver who has consumed himself 3,000 lemons yearly for ten years. He wonld he a good fellow to have at a barch fair or at a rural picnic L-monade all ! It is said that the colored coaven twn that is to ' meet' in Lynchburg Va, on the 30th inst. will unqnes- twnawy indorse the Democratic vcVt. This is like taking Mabone and Johnny W ise in the "rare-" The Washington correspondent of the World says that as soon as the - SaD3le meets it will reject the nomi nation of Gen. H. R. Jackson, Min ister to Mexico. After his foolish talk over Grant we shall M "recon ciled. . r. Eaton goes, and now will not at Republican member of the Civil Service Commission who made campaign speeches for Blaine and barged the Government with his 'travelling expenses also please "step wn and out ?" Tbe Baltimore Sun gives the re of the Odd Fellows in the TJni tel States since 1830. It says: -: four VP, ,ea!!Irm l.he rJCord that in flfty- 1384 81 uuea Wlin December 31, 1884, initiated; 151,223 n-r88uccored' and 1.151,893 "oers in distress assisted." , ,. 6en. Fitz Lee has good parts and B"Prised his friends as a speaker.! uc wcnmoDd State of the 23d says "Fit, r . he. rS r,cceives an ovation wherever ow i of .e"an effective 8I SVTer wne3t h- "T.er 8es notes. Hp -d iHSW throng wyn"hemVs to. The TT- i " "'ga lariff taxes medical tooki 8 ana Burcnnal ;, a vrolm .. lifcr. 8 the few mattered besofthe State, whether they lOorloovolumes.This i e if poesible. And, then, the Vearigappareir Oh t dear. ' hufV bave: WoT or the . present bent,HiU,andfor-LieaPtenan la 08 Slower.-This1 Platfn.. . teu at this time. The 0rrQ short, pointed and plain " ' t J. jZ 1 .- - yv.wjnp-!..-.- .jiiuja,wM-jw f . rill), , ,u - fl - , , 1 r-rr-' -r tf-''."'-.-----j , T -t-,-- , ri 1 rrir . u.imh- al.tltiiimfttrrr-ii1JM"'r'- '- if-if -t . r - - 1- -- -. - VOLXXXVlQKWf and in those particulars is quite un like he Republican drag-net decla rations. - lhe annexed criticism of Rev. Sam. Jones, from the Charlotte Dem ocrat; is not put of 'place. It ia likely there ia Borne exaggeration, as to the language i he uses, but the. accounts very generally agree that he J often transcends the limits of - decency; and propriety, Says the Democrat: ' " "If Rev. Bain Jones. of Georcia! ia doinir any good let him go ahead, bat much of his language (as published in the papers) is not fit for decent . people to Tead, espe ciolly cirla audi bova-It must be a hard job indeed when ft takes such talks as he makes to convert people from sin. profani ty and vulgarity. Applying to mankind irom the pulpit, such epithets as puppy, dog. hoe, scoundrel, Infernal villain, &c., is not respectable and should W be utter ed even fh the : presence- otnea? toeav nothins of women and children.',' --: - T. C. Crawford writes, to the New York World from Washington on the 21st: ' v: "Hiere is to-day in the Interior Depart ment nearly every one of the officials who have been responsible fox the ring rule which has sa long dominated this depart ment. Some of them are kept to dav. in the face of the fact ;that their presence in the department is certain to soon lead to open scandal. Ope of the prominent Re publican officials who occupies a very re sponsible place in the department was maudlin drunk in the corridors last Satur day. t lJe is frequently under the influence of liquor during business hours. His con dition is such nearly every day as to make his continuance in office a disgrace." Civil Service reform, eh ? . , It begins to look like , war in Eu- rope, l he "bloody ,;l urk" is shed ding Rpamelian blood on the Bal kan frontier. The -revolt is extend ing. It is reported that the Island of. Crete is in a state of revolution. It belongs to Turkey. The. Powers will interfere, no doubt. Russia is suspected of pulling the wires in the Bulgarian revolt. Austria is report ed to be preparing to seize Bosnia. The Bulgarians are rather poor sol diers, but the Turk is an excellent fighter. r'" . ;.,- Thomas Thornycroft, a famous British sculptor, is dead. The Lon don Times says of him: "Like most artists of considerable abili ties, his mental powers were various; he was quicBT in mechanical invention, and his son has always readily acknowledged the many valuable hints he received from him. llis double talent was curiously manifested in his children, one of his sons being the well known , engineer, and the other, Mr. Hamo Thornycroft, A R. A, one of the most admirable sculptors oi our time. He was also the father of Miss Helen Thornycroft, the flower painter.- x Daring August there appeared in the New York iZeraW 588 columns of advertising; in the 'World there appeared 828. Two years ago in August there were 772 columns in the Herald, and but 294 in the X World. .. We doubt if the history of journalism -can - furnish a parallel to the growth of the latter paper., Spirits Turpentine. : A new Presbyterian church was dedicated at Highlands on Sunday, 13th inst; ' ' :--' - . Blue Ridge JfaptistS, Judson College has between fifty and sixty stu dents. Others are expected this week. -. Raleigh Visitor: Died, at his residence on the Cooke farm last evening, at 10 p. m., Mr. Hugh S. Hayes, aged 52 years. . , . Mr. J. F. C. Fortner was dan gerously cut by a drunken negro in Iredell county. The .negro , fled but was c&p tured. , , Statesville JDandmark: Rev. P. F. W. Stamey has just closed a meeting of great, power at Shiloh church, on Moores ville circuit, in which 22 were added to the church.' . .,' Oxford Torchlight: As we go to press we learn the sad intelligence that Mr. James Elliott, Br., was this morning suddenly stricken with paralysis while transacting a matter of business , in the sberhl's office. ; Darham' Reporter: We have just been shown a letter from a gentleman in Lvnchbure in which he manifests adeep interest in the proposed road from that city to Durham. The route now under discus sion is through Campbell and Halifax counties in( Virginia, through Person on to Uurhamis.:-;! ?z . - ' -: ? Wadesboro Intelligencer: The Methodist people have had a gloriously sood meeting at Pleasant Hill church; many, conversions.- ' Tobacco in t the Forks of the River, Stanly county, is all the rage. - A number of barns have lately ham cured with most satisfactory 'results, and there is much more yet to cure. Stanly is naturally ne ot the beat counties in North Carolina. , ;: , Mr. Jas. A. Robinson, late edi tor of the Winston Leader,, has purchased v half interest in the bright Argut, ot Goldsbbrov daily and weekly, lie has naa a newspaper experience of -. eight or ten voara la a clever fellow and a good worker. We are glad to see him In the East strength ening the hands of our young fnend Jos. E, of the same name, but of no kinship we believe. 7 ..'XC-'1'-. .s.v is? r &f , -New Berne Journal: Mr Will. Gardner and another : eentleman were dri vlhar vesterdav ' eveninz when the horse took friehton Broad street and ran away, upsetting the buggy, smashing It to pieces and thrnwfoir r the ridera -- some dlsUnce. Two children were r ran over and badly hurt nn of Mr. V. M.- BoWden'S. Whose arm was hurt, and one of Mrs. Helen Sal ter s had several teeth knocked oui. Weldon Jfewa: The protracted meetine af the Baptist church in Scotland Neck has been quite, .successful under the able preaching of ; the" , Jtevr DrHufham. Thirteen "professed religion and were bap tized a few days ago, - We learn that parties have been corresponding with some of ;out merchants relative;- to establishing Sumac Mills here. V We know of ;no place Detter adapted for' this business.', There Is a good deal of the article sold here and shipped or:fe-j;';;;.v,v .-- Charlotte Observer: CoL Frank Coxe, capitalist, Mr.tH. C.'Eccles.! hacker. and Mr.- - Josiah e Asbury, t contractor and architect,, left yesterday- morning -for Ashe ville, N. C, to settle on the- details of a pal-, ace hotel to be erected: in: that r place.' in consummation of ' a; plan which- has long been cherished. J The .hotel will be located on Battery Porter, a site selected bvc Gol.' Coxe a. conple of years ago, and the build ing itsell wul be the finest in the South with perhaps one . exception.' the Kimball in Atlanta. iUiiJi:m fr, ;f 1 'C i - v - - Goldsboro Messenger: It is re ported that ' a tobacco ,;"factory and a-ware- nouse are to oe put m operauon at Wilson's Mills, J i - A re-union: of ? thQMrvH vine members of Comoanv H.. 1st North Carolina Cavalry will be held in r this city. oh the 14th ; of October." Rev.. Dr. Marx Moses has been elected Rabbi for the ensuing year by the Hebrew congregation of this city, Kinston is justly proud Of her schools. The colleee under the management of Dr. Lewis has . Over 130 pupils. The graded schools under the su- perintendency of Prof, Grimaley has over 200 pupils. " "; ; V .. tLS Ashe ville Advance: We un derstand that the Western North Carolina Railroad Company charged $500. to bring W.t. W. : Cole's .show-train : from Warm Springs to this city. - A mining boom. s raging in some of the counties ; of West ern North Carolina and especially in those west of Asheville. Gold, corundum, mica, and marble are the treasurers chiefly sought. Various mines have been opened and result so far satisfactory. In Jackson county, gold mines are being profitably worked. The quartz being taken from the John Jortis mine is said to yield $12 per ton. ' Tarboro Southerner: ': Runny- mede presents jurte a lively appearance. There are now there training for the fairs twelve horses. Dossey Battle, Esq., informs us that he will not edit the Battle bo ro paper, about to be published, as was errqneously published in many papers. Reports from' various sections on the cotton crop say that the crop will be a short one. There is no top crop. The plant which the summer rams' made grow so rapidly has fruited little if any. Rust is also playing havoc in the conetoe section the army worm is "eating up everything green in a cotton field.'; The farmer is not now jubilant. - Raleigh News- Observer: Some of the papers in "the State having pub lished a statement that Gov. Scales had said that a number of convicts could be supplied for work on county roads, etc, a reporter yesterday made inquiries of the Governor about the matter. The Gover nor said he had made no such statement. During the war Col. Yellowly was Lieutenant Colonel of -tLo 68th N. C. regi ment. He also served a term in the ' State Senate. He was a man of abiiitv and had a wide . acquaintance in the State. His remains will be taken to Greenville to day and on arrival here will be met by Gov. Scales, Gen. Roberts and other State offi cers, as a mark of respect. Morgan- ton, Sept. 23. R. 11. Lee, town marshal killed John McGraw at Glen Alpine Mon day, while attempting to arrest him.' Lea was brought to ALorganton last evening and lodged in jail,; Goldsboro Argus: A white wo man, whose name we do not 'know, living in one of the houses in rear of the Great Eastern, left her home yesterday morning and also left a fire on the hearth. She re turned only in time to find her child, two or three years old, wrapped in flames. The child was seriously burned, and its cries for relief were heartrending. Upon interviewing the conductor, Capt Waitt, we learned the following: Sheriff Hunter, of Alamance, together with one of his dep uties, got on board the cars at Haw River with J. Y. Deshong, under arrest, bound for this city. When near Garner's, a sta tion a few miles this side of Raleigh, De shong, who was in charge of the deputy in the second class car, asked to be allowed to go into the rear car to speak to him, which the deputy-readily granted him and with out going with him. No sooner had De shong reached the platform of the car than he jumped into the bushes. We hear it rumored that a warrant will be issued by Judge Clark for the sheriff of Alamance and hia deputy for the escape of Deshong yesterday. The warrant will be made re turnable to Wake next week. - - Fayetteville Observer: Last Friday about sixty ladies and gentlemen came down from the West in a special ear on a visit of a day and night to our city. They had engaged Hotel ; accommodations for the party in advance, so as to prevent any discomfort. The excursionists were from the section of country adjoining Greensboro. -; "Fayetteville has been re markably healthy this Fall. The sexton reports that there have been only three in terments in the white cemetery (who died in the limits- of the town) since August 14th, and all of these could be placed. among elderly people; not a child among them. There are over 200 convicts at work on the C. F. & Y. V. Railway be tween Greensboro and Mt. Airy; and only 20 miles to grdewith this force It will not take long to finish it. Now that Col. Green has effected a change in the Fayetteville ' postofflce. we trust that the murmurs of discontent Will cease. ' If the gift of office had been at his disposal, all the changes would. long since have been made. . 8 We have been shown a man tlepiece which was made by Mr. Wm.; Newberry, for a gentleman of this place. The pattern is a modern and beautiful one, and the workmanship is simply perfect. The material used is walnut, which was grown in this county.; It should be seen to be appreciated. . it is a beauty. . THE'CITY. NKW AHVEltXXSKxrilfNrN. A. H. Green- For rent. - MuNSONGents furnishings! i J. C. Stevenson All right -KvP. HBrNSBERQEB Fall stock.' Collier & Co. Auction sale!' .'. , s;V, Mies Lotjtsa P. Way School notice. ; - J. F. Garrell & SoN-The finest meats ' '' Bronawieli'a Contribution. Sheriff Taylor of j, Brunswick,-, arrived here yesterday morning with John Ravenel in his i custody, the said . Ravenel being a colored individual "convicted of, larceny at the late; iermlof hBaperior! Court for that countyv and sentenced - to three years In -the State, penitentiary. .-THe was - placed In jail to await the departure of the train, t CC 'SATURDAY; ftscal pou. l ' i No cases for the Mayor's Court yesterday morning. ; The weather, for the .ipajrjLtwo or three days has been exceptionaUjnV 1 r--; Receipts of cotton " yesterday 719 hales.; as' against 615 bales the same day last year. '- -r- Miss , Louisa P. Way will re open her school on t Monday, October 5th, at 406 Church street. .' " l.-r V ; '::y Just at this time tbe days and nignts are or tne same lengin, according io Turner's (N. C.) Almanac., -1 -- Business is brisking up and our merchants 'are looking' twenty 'per cent. younger than .they did a few weeks ago. The 'Stab thermometer regis tered 60 degrees yesterday morning at 6- Qdox teiag six Jtegtw at the same hour Thursday morning.. - ;;- ence for Fifth Street M. K church willlbe held in the Pastor's study at 8 o'clock. Full attendance of official members ' is earnestly desired, t : . -u The members of the Grand Jury of the Criminal Court visited the poor-house and .the county jail yesterday. One of the number had never been to the poor-house before nor to jail either, we believe. , Wilmington Presbytery is i& sessoin at Bafgaw. Rev. - K. McDonald1 is'offlciatinglas Moderator and Rev. A Kirk- 4 ands as temporary Clerk. Rev. J. M; Rose preached Thursday morning and RevCol- u.dusw ai nigm. The new and handsome rcsi-. dence far some time past in course of erec tion on tbe south side of Market, between Sixth and Seventh streets, the property of Messrs. S. and B. Solomen, has been com pleted and is now occupied. ' Seekers After Burled Treasure. There seems to be an impression abroad in certain quarters and among certain per sons that there is a good deal of huried treasure somewhere in this immediate vicinity. How such an idea can have been obtained we are at a loss to conjecture, but that it prevails,' and that to a considerable extent, is a fact of which there can be no sort of question. Many will rec ollect that some ten or twelve years ago there prevailed quite a mania for money digging, and at intervals since we have heard of expeditions of this character, but it has never ye come to our knowledge that anybody has been made richer through the instrumentality of these nocturnal visits. Yesterday we were informed that the treasure seekers had been at work on the premises of Mr. John S. Harrisa, at the John A Sanders place, about four miles from the city. Upon going out on his grounds early in the morning he discovered that several large holes had been dug du ring the night; one of them in the lane leading to the house being about nine and a half feet deep. Around these holes were the tracks of a number of persons and three or four carts and mules. In the course of his investigations he learned that the searchers after "filthy lucre" spent, the whole night in digging, but he haa been unable to ascertain' the extent of theirvsuc- cess, or obtain any clue to the identity of those engaged in the enterprise. Criminal Court. fs The following cases were disposed of yesterday: State vs. The. W.Gordon, charged with burglary. Defendant was brought into Court for trial, but the case" was finally continued for defendant, on affidavit; for the absence of Dr. F. W. Potter, claimed T to be an important witness, and set for a hearing on Monday of the second week of the next term, at which time the witiesses for the State and the defence were Vecog nized to appear. State vs. Andrew Russ, assault and, bat tery. -Continued for defendant, who was required. to give security for his appear ance at the next term. State vs. D. . W. Trask, charged with having -art unlawful fence. Cast con tinued and defendant recognized tn the sum of $50 for his appearance. . State vs. Julia Everett, unlawful fence. Nol. pros. .. maslatrmie's Court. Richard Hopkins, the colored individual mentioned In our ; last as having been ar rested on the charge of an attempt to com mit a criminal assault of .an aggravated character on one Amelia Lilly, colored, had a preliminary examination, before Justice Mfllisy. yesterday afternoon, and was re quired to give bond in the sum of $100 for his appearance at the present term of the Criminal Court, failing in which he was re manded to jail. - i James Allen was arraigned for Inhuman ly beating his child, but the evidence failed to establish the serious charge and the de fendant, was discharged, tbe prosecutor being Tjequired to pay the xjoats, ; r The same defendant was arraigned on a peace warrant sworn out by the'prosecutor in the above case,' and he was required to pay the Costs and give bond in the sum of to keep the peace for sixty days. . novlnc Day. ,! ;;V" . Next Thursday will be the. 1st. of Octo ber, the great moving day in Wilmington. Have vou eot a houseyBt?'If not.Wu- is: the accepteoT tune 'THe;; Indications are' that there will be a great manrnhanees and: removals !oth arn families.; Some have'e; changed their loca tiona already,, in advance of the regular day.-' 1 - v K - j-, -4 SEPTr26, WC;,..: Personal. , ,:r, ' if. :rMr. W. N. Harrissleiveson the"' steam- I Vbip jtigulat&QMmbnllxig for New York, whence he goes tauPhiladelphia and 'if rom there will come home on the schr. 5 6. Graham. f - , Mr. TjJr Co wan, formerly of '. this1 oityr btftt now in ,lhe,; service of the Carolina Central Railroad at Hamlet, was in 'the city yesterday! ' Captain W. M Parker continues to Im prove at the home of his relatives in Con-J neetieut.??; V Rev,. P.. J. Carrjway, Presiding Eldei of this Methodist District, has been spending a few days with his 'family here, who have returned' from their; western trip, and will: preside at the quarterly meeting1 Which, is to be held at the. Fifth Street Church to-day and to morrow. f I ' j Mr. Morris Bear returned . home Thurs day night from - a protracted, v trip North during wnich,1oeevi8itd the White Mohn-' tains', and many places of interest in New England. ' - . Weatber Observatory. i k -i A irrMt npsl nf inrfnaitv urn a moyiifpotofl yesterday to learn something about the queer looking structure which had so sud denly assumed, a standing position on a pair of very long legs on the roof above the Signal office. Inquiry at the proper source eleclted the information that thtj ob ject was intended for an observatory, into Which the instruments of the Signal office are to be removed, and , where all weather observations will hereafter be taken. We should prefer less exposed quarters in a storm. .--:1 ; Ger brig Der Wanderer, Strubing, hence, "arrived at London, Sept; 23 quarterly meeting; Fourth Round for the Wilmington Dls trict of the Methodist E. Church, South ; Wilmington, Fifth Street, September 26th and 27th. - Smithville Station, October 3rd and 4th. Magnolia, Providence, October 10th and 11th. Clinton Circuit. Goshen, October 17th and 18th. -; Duplin Circuit, at Wesley Chapel, Octo ber 24th and 25th.- V Onslow Circuit, at Queen's Creek, Octo ber 30th and November 1st ' , Bladen Circuit, Windsor, August 29th and 30th. Topsail Circuit, at Rocky Point, Novem ber 7th and 8th. Brunswick Circuit, at Shallotte Camp, November 14th and 15th. Wilmington.Front Street, November 21st and.22d. ; Paul J. Carraway, ; Presiding Elder. ; NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. A. G. McGIRT, Auctioneer. . v . BY COLLIER & CO. i. " " THIS DAY. COJCMENCIIIQ AT 10 O'CLOCK, at ofer Sales Booms, we will tell One Piano. Billiard Table. Household and Kitchen Furniture, Notions, Ac. Also, a lot of Western Bacon, consisting of Sides and Hams. se ve It School Notice. lyjiss LocnsA p. way will re-open her SCHOOL, at 406 CHURCH STREET, on MONDAY, OCTOBER 5. . . , Patronage solicited. se 28 It We Show A VERY PINE LINE OP PLAIN AND BOR--dered- Handkerchiefs, English and French Half-Hose. Children and Boys' Clothing, from one of the best Factories in the country, and the best Shirt for One Dollar sold anywhere. MTJN80N, ee 26 It . Clothier, &o. - Notice. rpHIS MORNING IS THE TIME, AND THE POTJRTH STREET MARKET IS THE PLACE, to find the , FINEST MEATS IN THE CITY. BEEF, MUTTON, LAMB, VEAL, FRESH COUN TRY PORE AND SAUSAGE, all ef superior qua lity. Send In your orders. They will be filled promptly, and Meats delivered free of charge. se26 It J. F. GARRELL A SON. ALL EIGHT ! J AM NOW ESTABLISHED, IN MY NEW QUARTERS, and am anxious to demonstrate to the public that I am offering - . BARGAINS ! To the RETAIL TRADE as well aa at WHOLE BALE. . ; ' " My stock of GROCERIES is fresh, complete and very attractive, and my COUNTRY PBO DUCE was never more varied or of better qua lity, r--.,- - Chickens, Egga, Paars. Peaches, Apples, ; 1 D led Apples ana Peaches and Blackberries Cabbages and Irish Potatoes, - - . . : Ferris' Trade-Mark Hams, Strips and Fulton Market Beef, v ... .iir ! No. 1 Mackerel, large and fat. 1 Call by all means and see what good we can do for you. - X. C STEVENSON. ' sep26tf . ';- " : : Sale of Oysters to be Confined to . " . the Market House. , 3ITYOF WILMINGTON, N. C, i .-fi MAYOB'S OFFICE, i J 1 -'" I SprjiBrai 24. J885. rpHE FOLLOWING IS PUBLISHED FOB THE benefit of alle'ohcerhed: ' ,;: " -' - . -: .' ' " ; ' Cou B. D. Haix, Present, .. ; . . . f Dear Sir: The Market Committee have decided to require the sale of Oysters to be eonfinedto the Market House. The store N. B. corner of building was rented for this purpose, as also stalls at lower end of Market, formerly used' as S. M J VI ? -w t ' . 1 1. 1 , gaged In this business are properly notified of neei 8iau. iou wiu piease see mat parues en- tne tact that tne ordinance win. be rigidly en-, forced. 1 Very truly. : v 1 t..'a-..J-i.tV-W,-,. - ? CLAYTONJILES, i r!ialTmaTi nun (Am 1bf arVat fVitn' It will be my duty to ees that; fie abore order Is faithfully earried out, . '.-; " - . . :; , ; ' - V-i - S.titBALLv' - WHOLE NO. 5935 NEW ADVJlRTreEMENTSi For Bent. v The -mast attractive 'and: commodl- ous store on water street. - Also, two Oflloes, nnsorpassed for comfort and koonvenlenoe. Also, the Seeond Jloor of the Jones Store, on Water Street. Apply to a. 11. uusajsjs, se 26 tf - .1 v . . ,i Kerehner Banding FireproofW J-JT " For Sent, a new fireproof Ware B 1 1 f house, 5 by 03 feet, with cement floor, r'V' Isltnated on Water; foot of Ann street. ... Appiy to. 86 23 lw ALFRED MARTIN. For Eent, "ORB No. 10 Market Street, now ooenpied by W. C Xertehft Posseaaloa llll Ilt October v. Apply to se 33'it SAM1!! BEAR, Sr. jR)r-Beiit, l Office, Wharf and Yard, comer of MulberryandH. Water streets, i - - Also,: Store No. .828 U. . Water street. - Apply to O. G. PARSLEY. mi Sep 20 lw For Bent, HOUSE, with four rooms and kitchen. good cistern of water on the premises. an in nrst class oroer, on xaa Detween Chesnut and Mulberry streets. AddIv to se 15 tf - W. S. BCVWDIN. For Bent, STORES, OFFICES iii AND DWELLINGS. Apply to D. O'CONNOR, Beat Estate Agent. an 23 tf For Bent, That desirable BRICK TENEMENT HOUSE, situated on Front between Or ange ana Ann streets, saia nouse con tains seven rooms. Apply to - WM. G. FOWLER. anSOtf BEEF! BEEF! BEEF! Qeveix War in Prices! FINEST, FATTEST AND JUCXEST BEEF, VEAL AND LAMB ON THE MARKET 1 THE LARGEST DEALER AND THE MOST COM PLETE STOCK OF MEATS IN THE CITY. Prompt Delivery in any part of the city Free of Charge. If yon Ileave an order yon can always depend on getting what yea order, and delivered at the right time and place. The following will show yon what we are go ing to do, and we mean what we eay : CHOICE CUTS OF BEEF. 10 CTS. Do.. t do. LAMB 10 CTS. "Do.' 5 do. "1IUTT0N .. ..... lOCTS. BOASTS 3 and 10 CTS. STEW.. CTS. SOUP BONE .". 5 and 10 CTS. brisket; 5 CTS. SHANKS 10 and 15 CTS. SAUSAGE 12XCt8 PUDDING lSKCtS Respectfully, JTOIIN R. MELTOS, se 25 St ' "Stalls 1 and 3 New Market. B0TS & CHILDREN'S SUITS. WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A Full Line of: Knee Pants Suits, from 4 to 14 years. Long " " " 10 to 17 years. FOB SCHOOL AND DBESS. Parents will do well to call as soon as possible and get the choice of Styles and Sizes. A. DATED, se25tf CLOTHIER. Fall Stock. tte ABE RECEIVING DAILY OUR FALL Stock. Pianos, Organs, Musical Merchandise of every descr!ption,FancyGoods,Standard Works, all the latest Novels of the day, Blank Books School Books, Stationery of all kinds, Steel En gravings, Ollographs, Oil Paintings, beautiful Velvet and o.her Frames, Chromos, Ac, all of which we are selling at the lowest prices.' sept ag tf P. HE1NSBEBGEB. Market Stalls for Bent. PARTIES WHO RENTED STALLS NOS. 6 AND 8, Front Street Market, not having complied with requirements of Market Ordinances, we will Rerent them, at Public Auction, MONDAY, Sept. 28th, at 12 o'clock, at the Front Street Market House. MARKET COMMITTEB, se 25 St By order of Aldermen.' y Ranted, SEVERAL ATTEND ANTS iCOLOE2rVLK and Female, for - the Eastern N. C Insane Asylum, at Goldsboro, N. C. - Must oome well re commended, with some education, and must be willing to work. Wages increased according to proficiency and faithfulness.: ( Applyto - Lb. J. D. ROBERTS, Sup't, ! ge24DWlt v- . -;.. iGoldsboro, N. C Prwate Boaidinis: House, J HAY OPENED A. PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE on the corner of 7th and Chesnut SU., and will guarantee good board at reasonable ,? f fthOT --mrStones. -i se 231w Corner tn ana uneanut ais Fall Styles ) L ADLES' HATSl UMBRELLAS 1 ; . .' , .; ... t'i'.ii.-f. . S6 24U. J iSSSil v LL c L Jr f . ' ' -V . Hatteit. . ' - i y BATES 0:AMmMrtBtIi1ti--ir--. Oiie SQiia One Day,. vi ot . Van TVs 1 tr a Three Dayas..v....te. .. S 0 . Four Daya,.. ................... 8 00 KveDays,...... ,..y;lto One Week,...,..;... ....i.. 4 co . Two Weeks. .:. - .. c J - : Three Weeks,....,... - 8 0 : - .On Month,...........; ..... . 10 00 " Two Months, IS OO '-v Three Months.......... .....'. 4 00 " " Six Month,.. 40 ce One Year,...., .a. SO 00 BContract Advertisements taken at propor- . tlonataly km rates. ' ;'q -ff. Ten Bnes solid Konparefl type make one square: ; NEW ADyERTTSBatENTS. -OF- FaU and Winter Goods, -AT- I.!. KATZSi 116 Market St. A An Entirely IIotz jtbek Silks, Rliadams. Ottomans, j " Velvets, Cashmei'es Tricots, ; -' Ladles Clotn, Henriettas, J.' Flannels, &c., &c.u .-'-' . White Goods; 5-" Laces, Edgings. Furs, Gloves, Corsets, Men's and Boya' Wear, Hosiery, Housekeeping Goods ? Domestics, Notions, &c., &e. AT PRICES LOWES THAN THEY HAVE SEEN' KNOWN FOB YEAS'-. Terms Positively Cash. I SHALL SELL MY GOODS AS LOW AS THE ; LOWEST CATALOGUES. ALL l ASK IS TBE SAME TREATMENT- ;- :' Gash ! Gash ! Cash ! And assure you at the same time, my kind pat- rons, that I propose to maintain In the future the T reputation gained in the past, of having The Best, the Cheapest, AND Host Caijlfite Assortment ef Gdotls To be found outride of New York. Call and be convinced at II. H. EATZ'S seSOtf Cotton Insurance, J3 LACED IN ANY OF THE FOLLOWING COM PANIES : ''.---"'r. j. iXi FIRE. : . V..;vVvv continental Fire insurance Co. ... - - Northern Assurance Co. Sun Fire Office, Fire Insurance Association. . - . JsAiUXlE. . ; . -' TC:,i'' British A Foreign Marine Ins. Co. " v A ' SJv2 Union Marine Ins. Co. u '- C ' ! Continental (Marine) Ins. Co. ' f ; Losses made payable In gold In any part of the ' world. m. & wnxARD, -', '.-Si- 214 North Water St. T sep25tf Eev. Daniel Morrelle's T7NGLI8H AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL. The Twenty-sixth Annual Session will begin . -"' Thursday, the First of October. 'J ' - :" For terms or anv Information call at h School - ' House, corner of Fifth and Orange 8ts. -. v ' septout . Gregory Institute, ; CORNER SEVENTH AND NUN STSWILt, begin its Annual Session on Monday, Oct. ttb. Applications for admission will be received at Memorial Hall, In the School building, on Fri day, the 2d, and Saturday, the 3d. , ' G. A. WOODABD, Principal. D.D.DODGE, Financial Agt. se841w ? Georgetown. College,; D. 'C, Fonndcd 1789. THE ACADEMIC AND SCIENTIFIC 8CHOOLS open Bept. 10th, 1885. Apply to PRESIDENT of ' ' v the COLLEGE. , .... THE SCHOOL OF MEDICINE opens Sept. 21bV t 1886. Apply to Prof. J. W. H. LOVBJOV, MJ, 803 12th St., N. W., WASHINGTON, D. C ; THE SCHOOL OF LAW opens on the first Wed- nesday in October. Apply to 8 AMU M YEAT- . -MAN, 8xo , cor. 0th and F Bta., N. W., Washing- , : ton, D. C. - :- - , , JAMES A. DOONAN, S. J., PBisnjurT. , , Jy25 8m - - sat wed -.-.-a -----.--r -: JOHN ; HOPKINS UHIYERSITT, " BALTinOBEi BID. v Statements respeotmg the methods and courses of Instruction will be- sent on application. The next term begins October L18S5. '., - jySSSm sat ' " 'Fire-Proof Oil T8 BETTER THAN "KEROSENE OIL. OB V -.;s - - anv other Baramf 00. . Can be used In anylamp WZ' . :" - -. . .: -.V ' .V vot sale dv , --:'.,:, .'- vnr im a WAITERS. 1 North Front 8fc.r - -C' i HENBY HAAB, 701 Chesnut St. .. . rg WM. OTER8EN, corner 6tn ana Maraetr " ji P. H. SMITH, corner a ana uunpoeu. -; -; ; J. C. STEVENSON 00.,17North Fourth 8W : B. H. J. AHBSNS. corner 7th and Market Sts. .t -J. a STEVENSON, 131 Market 8t. -f H. SCHULKEN, eorner 4th and Wahrat Sts. .' r; J.H. BOBSCH, No. 801 North Fourth St. : - " GEO. M. CRAPON, No. 22 South Front St. v Watoh this list and see it stow. - mh tf rz :r: w"We are IIow . - . . ' .... TJ 8HOW OUR STOCK 07 COOaTNa AND Heating Stoves. We have the best assort , ment ever . offered to the trader-Prices to suit -the times. We have on- hand some very cheap and good Breech-loading Shot Guns, which we are selling at bottom figures. : Drive Wells put: down at snort notice.' Give ub a call. - - . -. .- .. i- j w - PARKER A TAYLOR, -; se20tf ,.r-2S South Frontfit, -VI - " - ..7 ''- J-- TV-'; 1 s 7 7 h A