North Carolina Newspapers

fheTSorning Stan CjjeBQuaie One rMy,. ...... m - ' m JWO-Xayj,...r : 1 -" - Three Dart. . , Mnn,H . ... . ......... ... DAILY JtXCXPT MONIJATS ... --.-. vw wiT ' n.-88 0 SUMOM!, -JVAS " 7 . - I . . M . ....... i ' Twa Wtuh..'.. . . . . . t ?SrTo city Snbacribera, deUterad In any part of onoti inthorlBed to ooUeot for more gin three i 7Td7t the Post Office at Wilmington, N, C, imrea w oagg Matter. -,;, SORNING EDITION. OUTLINE8. - ; i Four persons lost their lives by the burn ing of a small cottage In , CJhicago; Mrs. Bites, licr mother, and : two : children ; Mr. Dates escaped, but was severely burned. The royal gathering at Copenhagen disbanded; the Czar has gone to St. Peters burg and the others lett for iParisf---1 The situation in the East has again assumed a serious aspect ;,Servia has determined to fight for territorial aggrandizement. ; Eight persons killed and a number of others wounded by an accident on the Lehigh Valley Railroad, New Jersey ; T.:P. Pratt; telegraph operator, has leen arrested for. ciusins the acRidenthersnUdiif i(give the right Bignat' ; Odds ra being offered by Ohio Democrats that Sher man will not be U. S. Senatnr. ' ;;Ex Chief Justice Vincent, of. New Meico, telegraphs Attorney General Qarland an exp'anation of his appointment of Dorsey a, j iry commissioner. ' The U. S Su--p(e;r.c Court made no decision yesterday. . - Wm. C. Glenn has been ; arrested ' at Pochelle, Ills., for conducting swindling o.ierations through the . mails. - Jake Reiner was shot and fatally wounded in an affray near Harrisonburg, Va. -The British steamer Greyhound, trading in"' Chinese waters, was attacked" by pirates; the captain was killed and three officers oumied. Ferdinand Ward was; air-. raigned yesterday; he plead - not guHty. - Two hundred bales or cotton burned at Chiilesu.n. S. C.; loss $40,Q00. Sacctisful experiments have been made by the Department of Agriculture, in the man. nfacture of sugar from sorghumj the yield is a high as 280 pousds :per'toiiv " Ue York markets: Money 1J3 per cent. ; cotU;o firm at 9 13-1610c; wheat, ungra ded red Soc$l 051; corn, ungraded 51 aijc; southern flour quiet and -steady; spirits turpentine steady at 37c; rosin firm af102il 15. . ' "! The New York Herald has desert d M ah one, but it supports Ira Dav enport, in New York. Bradstreefs reports 164 failures last week" in the -United States, against 179 for the week before. There are people in Minnesota who are firm believers in witchcraft and they are not Yankees either. N They are from Sweden."" - ' " ."' " " f ' The warning, given by the Powers (s having a pacifying effect on Greece and Servia. The latter has stopped its advance. - 4 . At Columbus, Ohio, there came near being a riot over thti burning bt a bloody shirt. The Republicans got hot. They ought to be ashamed of themselves. " - - Senator Kernan, ' of New York, will not have any' thing to do with the Mormon defence before the court i& reported." Senator Vance, rumor said, was to.be associated with him. The convietion of the two uHHfoters, William Gooch and Jaraes( A Smith, for killing James A. Chea- ttam, a former; citizen "of Granville, Was righteously done. They were tried before Judge Clark. ' There is to be an election held in France in 202 places to settle "ties" and other defective balloting. . It is said that the Government i8 afraid of the result is afraid of the frauds the Monarchists may perpetrate. The Tory Government is forced to take stronger measures. Boycotting has grown so offensive that the Gov ernment has determined to . revive the "White Boy Act," an old anii hoycotting act. About 200 suspects have been arrested and con v icted. Bonds for good behavior were re fused. . J irou think Gen. Fitz Lee cannot peak, do you? Just listen to the Lynchburg Advance &s it chats after this style. It says: '. ,:';;: . - 'We do not exaggerate when We say that Peeches last night of GenFitz Lee 2 lr. Rufus Ayers were the best ever wuvered m this city. The opening of S WM not particularly striking, but Z?n "med up to bis work, grew elo C nd Powerful, and for more than two d hia immense audience spell KS?tW1 a 8peeCQ that would have done tho 0 l.he 1x61 orator that ever enlisted weattenuoa of a Virginia audience;". . The Advance talks this way right where John-W." Daniel lives: f 0nlAeT6th of December the Southern Forestry Congress will oi ooninern states been invito J r, v"-EfiA lef Executive to be present.1 T,0n?,ern delegates will attend also. 6 Governors are invito n legate from each Congressional strict xr-.-.i. & ,i be well ; uarouna oughto weu represented. The Governor UI no doubt take the" matter in VOL. -XXXVil.-.TN6. nanain ; due nime-: Our wooded lanas are most valuables - We izvo any ind : all 1 movements that will cause people tofpreserve" .the forests . ana plant trees. vv : : v . -if ?"e8 ar said to bo m splen-' , o; UWUS mm ana are tnorqugbiy united. : On the ther hand, the last news is, the Liberals are not united arid will- not bV .united f and I Miv OTadstbhe's aritratiormmitiee has: failed to arrange .difficulties.4 Many ; of riho. Radicals or. extreme! Liberals have "gone so far they can Tiot gefc0ai!vA!pe don of the itth instsays: ; ' V . 'Jlrii it ferrflndIs' fJ3142caiar: brought into beinst after the candidates 'are all up and making many ex post factor de-; cisions, " orderine-. Donular men deenlr pledged and far advanced in their campaigir wo ignooty retire. --..-Tne result is, or course, that numbers of. .these candidates refuse to accept the .caucus' decisions and persevere in their candidatures. Hence, many of the English provincial constituen cies remain contested bv four or riive rival Xiiberal candidates, each attempting to split up the party vote against a single Conscr- vaave canuiaaie in vae same neia." President Cleveland, fat as he is, is reported to be very seriously! ill. Cupid shot an arrow,lnto ; his heart and he is now in a most precarious condition and needs the most deli cate and skilful attention.' t It is said . - . . . i that he positively refuser to be con soled by any member of the Cabinet, declines all medicine from the regu lar practitioners and says none but a female doctor can .cure him. Dr. Folsom, a female of Buffalo, N. Y., is said to be the - right physician. The President will be taken to see her soon and will be given up en tirely to her practice. ,-It is thought she will after that return to Wash ington and set up business in the White House. " - A1 ways Freli, Sparkllas, Newiy. - ?; w ReidsvilleTimes. ; ' ' v We love to; announce the .birth day of such excellent dailies as the Wilmington Stab -an . honor" to North Carolina journalism always fresh, sparkling and newsy. It has just entered upon , apother volume, and we hope the good people of Wilmington will cause it to live and prosper as lang as" ' that ' city. - shall have an existence in the good.' old North State. ' - i : jSpmts Turpentine Crops in the Albemarle section are considerably below an average. Mocksvllle Times : Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Fulf ord attended the first camp meeting at 8mith. Grove, 54 years aeo, and have been present at every one since. : . . " " '': v" 'A - - No Charlotte Observer for Sat urday' or Sunday and' no Raleigh News Observer for Sunday to hand. The mails are very irregular now more so than for many years. : .-. . : ; - Raleigh Visitor: President Rob inson, of the Seaboard & Roanoke Rail road has ordered all supplies for - the Ox ford Orphan"Asylum to be shipped free over his lines. ' ; ' v Warren ton Gazette: A great deal of tobacco was cut this week. . Macon is making the tobacco market boom. The cotton crop in . this county is a failure, - The corn fields present ; a shocking appearance. --' ' ' J ; '. : . : Mr. Jb8ephua Daniels has taken charge of the Raleigh Chronicle He has industry and several years experience as an, editor. He r is one of the most prominent young editors -of the State. The Stab wishes him all success. . ( : - " ' v Rocky '. Mount Talker: I Tar boro is putting on the robe of ornamenta tion. With a-fifty thousand, dollar hotel and three or four blocks of handsome brick stores, it will out rival in beauty, any town in Eastern Carolina. ; . r . . .; - ):.', Goldsboro Argus: The intelli gence of the deattrof Mr. : Isaac Person which ' occurred at his 1 home in Stony Creek township on Wednesday, in the 87th year of nis age, will be 'received with sin cere regret by his many friends throughout this county. . : ... .; -. ; . l Salem: jVc5.v We regrela to learn that John P. Charles, son of. J. Jtt. Charles, while working at Messrs Cook & Leight's saw mill near Kernersville, had his left arm so badly mangled by the circular saw, that amputation was necessary above the elbow. - - - . - f v s ; , New Berne Journal: The De fiance' sailed- yesterday- evening with 800 bales of cotton, 800 barrels of naval stores and a lot-of merchandise for Washingtoft. - A thief broke - the glass of the show window of L. EL CuUer's store, on Middle street Thursday night and stole a $30 gun. "Revivals reported' in Raleigh Advocate: Gold Hill 41 additions Lincoln ton 8 additions; Franklinsville circuit nine additions; Plymouth 8 additions; Guilford circuit 83 additions; Bladen circuit 23 ad ditlons; Goldsborocircuit 19dditions; up to date 876 have ' been added on Clinton circuit; Wilson Mission 13 additions; Kinston 12-additiona;; ' 1 f ; Greenville i?ecor; TV e have been shown a sprig of green, tea, which was: raised by Mr. James Rives, a few miles from this place.; The storm was very severe in Washington on Monday, and a southeast wind caused such a tide that all Water Street.was submerged- Boats were carried through the street. We hear of no material damage to property,- ;i - -1 nUitrh'hronicU: The Board of Agriculture met in Raleigh Wednesday. Dr." Matt Moore, of Duplin, was elected a member of .the l5oara m piw w r-tM --TorionBA. -Mr? R. W: Best present ed the Board with a vWe forestry chart. A committee from the State Horu cultural Society asked for an appropnation to help in their worK. rney "v an office in the Agricultural building. -. ,U-'Pittsboro Some: ,' One of , our 23. F 1 1 J-1 1 1 1 1 WILMINGTON, N. C.; TUESDAY, OCTOBER 20, beat farmers anrlmost -useful citizens tells us that he has finished curing his crop of wjd&cco, wmcn amounted -to about forty barns-every one ol which was a success. Jake wgerSrr convicted of burnine Hadley's Mills, has been, sentenced to the penitentiary for ten. years." lt has not been very juiig since ua cnaea a term oi service there. , r,..., i Edenton Ufaquirer; The appro priaUon of some, f 10,XX) by the-' Govern- ment ior me purpose or voreaging out-our harbor; has been badly spent, as the work has been poorly done.' We believe the sori ernmeht should 'at ? once have this' work thoroughly examlned,tand held -those Iwho are responsible lor this careless and poorly done work to account for a fraud and de ception on our people so flagrant.' - ' yonng menot Shelby get theiriwives f rom rjouta LearojinaiThree fairr-oamsels have been; captured 5 within a weefc; 1 Onr friend Revl B.R. Moore, "of this BlaeeLJiaa" brought TOt ofrjthe aground -a' sure ehbughi "Jumboin the shape ot?x sweet potato. weighs 8 pounds 7 ounces. . The product of about one acre, from the patch in which this "Jumbo" grew, was25ai)U8hels. . , ; --- Charlotte' Observer: f- We very much regret to learn of the death, ia Con cord last Friday morning, of Mr.r George W, Beatty, who was justly; regarded a one of the cleverest citizens of that place.' Mr, Boatty was, we believe, about 53 years, of age. s We learn that the : store of Mr. Geo. O. Ilagler, at the Phoenix gold mine,' in Cabarrus county, was totally, de-. stroyed by fire at 4 o'clock last Thursday' morning, all its contents' being lost. The building belonged to 'Dr. ; Solomon Purr, and was not insured. Mr. Hagler's loss is $2,50a " ; ; 4- : jrH f 4 i -r Monroe Miquirer'JEhgpress: Du ring the past week. the M. E. Church here raised $922.68, and liquidated thereby the entire indebtedness of the; church, which has for so long a .time been dampening its ardor. Mrsr Archie Poe died"atthe home of her daughter Mrs. J. W. Rudge, -on the 9th inst. , in the $6thyear of her age. veruy a good woman naff passed away. -The Union Baptbt Association (for merly the Brown Creek Association) meets in its thirty-first annual session with Bethel Church, four miles south of-Beaver Dam, in this county, to-day. -The introductory sermon will be preached by Rev. J.Beasley. t Shelby rBra; .While - engaged in a game of foot ball on Saturday after noon on a lot oil' Marion street, Mr. - Chaa. 8. Webb received arall which resulted in a broken , arm. While Mj&ssra, Mince and Gibbs were returning home from Shel by on Wednesday where they had been to sell cotton,' their mules ran away as they approached Main Broad River, Mr. Mince was thrown from the wagon, but the mules ran into the river at Dick Jolly's flat, car rying Mr. Gibbs along. Mr. Mince ran up, calling for assistance, and found that.- Mr. Gibbs had become entangled in the wagon and was drowned as it went into the river. The males were on the drift.. " Elizabeth City Economist : Our 81 pound sweet- potato, ' from .Daniel Grigg, of Powell's Poict. has been the mar vel of .our sanctum litis week, .hot urH ManU sergeant. ttAU-Dm-4&'kiiA vcp. for Mr, Jahendge, of Koanoke l&land, has a sweet potato that weighs 11T pounds. - Washington dot: Reports of the crops vary, some say rice is good and others say that it is not worth cutting. Cotton is not more than half a. crop, corn is about one third ; sweet potatoes are good. - - Tyr rell item : Richard Knight was very badly hurt on the 6th inst., by a cart passing over his body. He is now lying very low, and his friends are not hopeful of his re covery. ; Raleigh News-Observer: Yes terday Governor Scales's condition was somewhat improved. He sat up a while during the day. '" Last Monday, near San ford, Mr, S. R Lacy, engineer on the R. & A. R. R., ran into a flock of wild turkeys, killed one and wounded .another. Next Thursday the .woman's mission ary society of the Methodist church will convene -in Edenton street church. Mrs. N, H. D..Wil8on, of Greensboro, is Presi dent of the , society. - Yesterday, Charles Johnson, a white man, who re cently served a term in the State peniten tiary, was before C B.:rRoot, Esq., on - a charge of entering and robbing the store of C. H. Beine". near Camp RuaselL He was required to give bond in $300 for his ap pearance at court. Failing to give this he went to jail. 1 - ;.. THE CITT. n k w.AJyjEK'rsiiBitin r. A P. Lucas Correction. " E. Wakbkk '& Soh Fruit Mtjhsoit Gents1 underwear. ; CoiiiJEB & CoAuctlon' sale. Heiusbkbgeb The Baus piano. STRATT-rBlack and tan puppy. .-. ; St. James' CffuncH--Pew renting. Stbkkt Bbos. Barque at auction. ; R. S. REnnUKDT--Sale of town lots. J Masohic Meeting - Wilmington Lodge. Rice . ;.' . - . A correspondent of. the Stab writes' in regard to our quotations of rough rice. They have been verified and he can be. as sured they are corrccVcThe rice planters in this section, by the way, have been more fortunate this - season - than- the planters farther south, where 4 the damage to the crop by flood and storm is said to be very great in " many .instances ; exceeding: fifty per cenC nereabouls we have heard of no great damage. . J "' ! --;. ; ; Our youngV townsman, Mr Hogh Mac Rae, a graduate of the Massachusetts Insti tute of Technology,;; in Mining,' Engineer ing and Mineralogy, has gone to the west ern part ef this State to investigate its min eral" resources. t W hope he; will meet with encouragement from those ...interested in the subject, and that he may be able to aid in developing the varied and rich min eral interests of our State, : ; . . " : ; . Acting Mayor Bear replenished the city treasury yesterday tnorning to the extent of ten dollars and fiftir cents fines and pen alties Collected from several transgressors of. the laws v and ordinances..Pat Murphy, a stranger, who was ' found drunk and down on the street; was discharged, to "go" else where, oiitpf the city. " - v .' ...i' - M - - ' K Nor. barque Insula. Capri, Danielseri, sailed from Liverpool' for this port on the 14th of October. " -, 'J " . - . y J Personal.- - - - -'i The Raleigh - Visitor of Saturday says: "Mr. R. T. Burton, who has been with the Yarboro House during the past eighteen months, left to-day for Wilmington, where he will take charge-of the Orton House "ai head clerk. Mr. Burton is. a clever and courteous gentleman and; we take pleasure in commending him to the citizens of Wil mington as a firstrclass gentleman." ,-i. r Rev. Cha&v J. Soon, the converted China man, who Jatelyv graduated at VanderbiH tJniversity; preached at Fjfth Street Method dist; church Sunday - night to a Urge con gregation. I He will deliver a lecture at the flame church - to-morrow: night, on - China andhe inia8ionarywork.-v;- 'ReVi ; Peyton H" "Hogfcof Richmond, Va, has accepted the call to the pastorate of th FhrsTresbytetian, cjb'urcn"6t this! city, and will take charge early inNovenv ber. : - . I Mr. Chas. TL Willson, manager or1 the Opera House, is out again, we. are . clad to see, after a short sickness. - -;c; f Hon. R. R. Bridgers has returned ' home in improved health, after a summer passed at the North. , . j --.v . Mr, N. R. Bryan, (father-in-law of Col. Li d. Jones, Superintendent of the Caro Una Central ' Railroad - died yesterday at his home at-' Jonesboro, Moore county. He was a prominent citizen 6f that section of the State and universally esteemed.! ." Mr. C" T. Atwood, manager of the Bijou Opera Company, gave us a pleasant call yesterday. . " Mr. E R. Fishblate, of Greensboro, is in town. . ' - -" L . " ; : '.jy-- BITER AND OTAIIIKK.' - ' ' i The barque EintracM, hence, arrived at London October 17th. .- i 1. - - s .The SL Joseph sailed frotn Berwick for: this port October 17tb. : "... Ger. barque Richard, Paske, sailed from Stettia for this port October 13. ; ; 7,The German barque Richard .' Paske, sailed from Swinemunde for this, port Oc tober 12. ' " Ger. ..barqie Adolf r Brock elman, sailed from Hamburg on the 15th inst. for this port.5:,; ,-,;'"-';, . , ' A floating wreck, lying on her broad side, hull completely submerged, one lower mast with rigging standing, - directly in the path of coastwise vessels, Jwas passed Oc tober llfh, in Ut. 37.13. long. 75.12. Tbe Farettevllie Boats. A new schedule has been arranged for the Fayettevflle boats, so that the stage of water-permitting tliTif.'will fee thriry def partures and arrivals, except Sundays. The Bladen will leave here on Mondays and Thursdays; the A P. Hurt on Tuesdays and Fridays',' and the D: Murchison on Wednesdays and Saturdays, There will be another boat on the river shortly, when the River Queen is ia readiness." She is now at the dry dock, undergoing repairs and tak ing in new machinery. We understand that she is to be. fitted up for freight and passenger traffic, and to be under the com mand of Capt. Albert Worth, Disorderly Women '. Two drunken women (colored), made things lively on Water street yesterday af ternoon for a member of the - police force. He attempted to arrest one of the two who was acting in a disorderly manner, when the other woman "pitched in" for a fight' or a rescue. She tore the officer's coat ana bit him severely on the arm, and altogeth er kicked up a lively racket for a short time. The officer held on to his prisoner, however, and carried her to the' guard house, where she-was locked .up, and then went back with a Warrant for the arrest of the termagant who had assaulted him. Belief ons Items. ; Rev. D. W. Herring, Baptist missionary elect to China, is conducting an interesting meeting at Brooklyn Halh Last night the hall Was full and a dozen persons rose for prayer. "Mr. Herring will preach all the week in the halL . . ' ' Dr. Pritchard will preach ia the Baptist chapel, corner of Fifth and Wooster streets, to-night, at 7.80 o'clock. V, The Cape Fear Baptist Association will meet at Bogue to-morrow. The venerable Rev. Haynes Lennon is the moderator of the body. ' -:-"-l'-;-'' - " Tbree Cliestnnts """'.'' ':'. A gentleman left three "Spanish chest huts" upon our table yesterday, the pro duct of a tree in his garden. " tfhey were rather diminutive as to size, it isirue, but they- "show what the . climate and soil of this section are capable of? ia .producing something that looks like a chestnut. It may' be some encouragement to pur friend te know that according to - our market re ports "chestnuts are scsree and in excellent demand." . ''";. ": Gnn and Kennel anb. Rev. Dr. Pritchard,' in declining: to ac cept the presidency of the Wilmington Gun Club, stated that he sympathized with the main object'"had"in . view in the formation of the club the enactment and enforce ment of laws for the protection of game, but his manifold duties forbade his assum ing the responsibnities of the position. :' frtal Baptism '"' r"'; -. A-colored woman named Sally Fennell. living on Campbell street, at her own re-' quest, on Sunday last, was taken f rpm her sick bed and baptized in a large tub pre-1 pared tor the purpose. 8he died immedK ately afterwards, before her attendants could remove the baptismal robes and re place her in bed yr ' -" "r ; - Receipts of & cotton . yesterday 1.939 bales. . - 7 ,VEERA MOUSE. , ' ''Tfce'fflaato.' jY i1 "This: opera - was "produced" at the Opera House last night before the largest audience that has been there this season; and: it; was only necessary to look at the countenances of those present to see .how much it' was enjoyed. - - K VThe music was good, the singins - was excellent, and the costumes gorgeous, and everything was all that could be desired., -;: - f'The idea to.takethe social life of lit- tlekrlown people like the Japanese ami fit it into the shortcomings of English, folk; so as to Batirfze them," is due to the genius of W S. Gilbert, and is carried, xint with extraordinary' acumen." ; It li wonderful that - only, -nino people could accomplish afeamat'mlgnt'be "a'CTj w-trjaTrouc arjcnos, ATtacnx tempted byhtmdreds .: in vain, and give so much pleasure -ia :SO short a time. " r - i ' All of the parts were sustained so admi rably that it- is difflcultr to make anytis crimination, but we think we may say that ' Yum-Yum bj ' Miss Randall, and Kq-Ko by Mr. Tarns, were the characters" most enjoyed," while; the others deserve much praise for the manner in which they repre sented their parts.' . - , . Theplay is' new and one which cannot fail to please a most-Cultivated audience. r The Bijou Opera Company will repeat their perfornUnce to-night, and willinot leave here until next day; so there will "be another opportunity of : seeing a most' at tractive piece by a most excellent company. LoctlOoit.- v ,''-Tr The anqual renting of. pews in St. James church will take place, by auc tion to-morrow, at the church. :y ' " Rev. P. S BowmanS)f &:C. will conduct a series of meetings this week in the Second Ad vant Baptist church, cor-r ner of Sixth and Church streets. ' . frer.. barque ' Clara, Neijahr, cleared for Antwerp on Saturday last, with 3,040 casks spirits turpentine (incorrectly rerx)tteda8 rosin), valued -at 34;000, Bhip ped by Messrs.' Chess-Carley Coi " A. Xons Frelffnt Train. Thejreight train that arrived yesterday afternoon, on the CaroUnaXtentral Rail road, consisted of forty-setefl loaded carsV carrying five hundred bales of cotton and other miscellaneous freight. iCapt. J. H. Trimble was the conductor, with Engineer; J. R. Gordon at the throttle. T War Department, snaaJheWteeIT, Division, oX Telegrams Eapbrtfl or the Benefit of Commerce and Agriculture. COTTON-BKLT BVLIdBTTir. The following table shows the average maximum and minimum temperatures and average amount of rainfall- at the dis tricts named. Each district includes from ten to twenty stations of observation, and the figures given below are the mean values of all reports sent to each centre of district. Observations taken daily at 6 P. M., 75th meridian time. Oct 19,1885 6 P.M. AVERAGE O188- Max. . Min. Rain , Temp. Temp. . FalL Wilmington ... 75 - 49 ,00 Charleston..... 79 53 .10 Augusta 78 55 .00 Savannah:.... 81 ' 57' .00 Atlanta. 74 54 .00 Montgomery . . 78 55 . ..00 : Mobile 80 58 .11., New Orleans.. 75 56 .13": Galveston...... 71 46 v .81 Vicksburg..... 75 58 .26 Little Rock.... 73 51 .37 Memphis .. 72 56 .36 Onr Home Temperature. The following shows the range of the thermometer, yesterday, in this city, as fur nished by the Signal Service office;" 7 a. m., 63.1; 11 a. m., 74 0; 3 p. m., 71.5; T p. m., 69.5; 10 p. m., 67.3. . nreatner iBOleanons. " The following are the indications for to day: , "r."i..';;'.. .. ' For the Middle Atlantic States, light rains and generally colder weather,, south-J erly, shifting to westerly winds, with fall ing, followed in the southern portion by rising barometer. . , For . the South: Atlantic . States, local showers, winds . shifting s to southwest and northwest, with generally cooler weather. UBS. WTN8LO WS SOOTHIKa STRUP. Rbv. Stltahus Cobb thus writes In the Boston Chris tian Freeman . We would by no means reoom- mena any una oi meaiome wmca we aia not know to be (rood particularly to infants. Bnt of Mrs. Window's thins Syrup " we can speak from knowledtre; in our own family it has proved a blessing indeed, by giving an -Infant troubled .with colic pains, qniet Bleep, and the parents un broken rest at night. Most parents can appre ciate these blessing. - Here Is an article which works to perfection, and which is harmless; for the eleep which It afford 8 the infant is perfectly natural, and the little cherub awakes as "bright as a button." And during the process of teeth ing; its value Is Incalculable, we have frequent ly heard mothers say that they would not be without it from the birth of the child till it had finished with the teething siege, on any conside ration whatever. - Sold by all druggists. 25 cents a bottle. v. - DIED, i; :;-..:;J.: FENNBLL.In this city, on the 18th hist, SALLY, JjENNELL, aged 46 . years, leaving two sons, Qcorge and Albert Jtannell, to mourn their loss, , j.- - 4--vv. - ;i. . - v- f r NEW AD VERHSipiENTS A. G. ncGIRT, Auctioneer. BY COLLIER & CO. I rpms DAY, COaiMKNCma AT 10 O'CLOCK. we will sell at our sales rooms, Stoves, Sofas, Piano, Billiard Table, PoolTable, Money Drawer. Boots, Shoes, Hats, Butter, Codfl8h,Crookery and Glass Ware; Oil Paintings, Sotions and Looking Glassea . . . oo80 it . A Large Stock QP QENTS? 1 USDXBWXAB IN SUITS - OW WOOL, 'bought at the reeent closing out sale of a large N. Y. Broadway house, and sold ; by us at ASTONISHINQ LY LOW PBJCSS. - i . oo SO It Gents. Furnisher, Ae.- WHOLE NO. 5954 f NEW ADVmTJSEMKNTS.: OPE R A HOUSE, TWO NIGHTS A Message from the Land of the Tea Plant. By - permission of the Japanese Government ..a-. The IV. Y. BUoa Opera Company : .:; headed, by the (Naming young Ametloan " -s . - - Prima Donna, v . . .. ' A n El AIDE It A jJATE. I wQI produce Gilbert ft SuHfvm's new and orlgl nsl Japanese Opera to two acts, entltjed. - ' TOE-?jrriii:Oi?slt Ori The Town Of TiUpiC' iWaadSrklmrMu. gki.JSew Songs, Heal Antique JapaneseCostomes. Librettos for sale by the ushers. oo 17 3t - AnctllJirSale. (if :TalnaIile ,Towe Lots ! STATION, Sai3irday,Uovemberi 1S85, SO AL- TJABLS TOWN IX)TS, within' three hundred yards f tbe depot, bordering on the Carolina Central Railroad. - Most valuable Building Lots la the town.- Hlsaest aatlon on the-C. C B.S. JL more healthy place cannot be found in West ern Kortn uarocna. neat water Detween -.wu-mlngton and Shelby. A good-business point, shipping more Cotton annually than any Btatlon between Charlotte and Shelby.. TheEallroad Co. has just complete! a large Depot and added a Telegraph Office. ' " 4 u- Any one desiring a nice and pleasant Summer Home should not fall to attend this sale. Lots contain Aore.v Sale posttire. v- - . Will be glad to correspond with persons from a distance, i - -' -.; mf ,. -v-i -r -. -i- -. Por farther information osH on or address '"" R. 8. BXINHABDT, - ocSOlt -: Iron Station,! KCv . By T. M. CATEH, JLuctioncer, WTLLBB SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION,' OK THUfiSDAY. 22j OCTOBKR,- at North Commercial Wharf, Charleston. S. CW the NOR WEGIAN BAKK HERDIS, with everything on board. 1 ; Also,on South Atlantic Wharf. the Sausand Bundry.artk3les belongisg to said vessel. . : AJon Carolina 'Wbarf.'tne Sparj, Biggmg and sundry articles belonging to said vessels Pull particulars about the Vessel and a com plete inventory of all articles belonging to her can be had on application to our office. . STREET BROTHERS, f OoSiO& Consignees. Charleston, S. C. filminiton lotlp Ko.319,A.Fi&AiX PEQULAR MONTHLY COMMUNICATION XL: THIS (TUESDAY) EVENING, October ftOxh, at7K o'clock. - . v. Visiting Brethren fraternally Invited to attehi.' I" JAMES W. MONROE. cc 20 it Secretary. Correction i JN JUSTICE TO MY CUS)MKSS, AND POR the benefit of them as welfa? others, I wttl pub licly announce that SODA WATER Is selling at 25 CTd PER BOX. "0020 it A. P. LUCAS. St. James' Church. THI ANNUAlyBSlHTIKa OF fameS Cfaurch under control of the Vestry, ln- cmaing tatt new seats m Transcept and Gallery, will take place by auction at 12 o'clock on Wed nesday, 21st inst., at the Church. oc202t nac FRUIT! FRUIT! QH0ICE SICKLE, DRANJOIN AND DUCHESS PjBARS, ORANGE3 AND APPLES. The finest lot of GRAPES of the season by to-day's steamer. Call early and select. A choice lot of those fine VIRGINIA PEARS. - ; E. WARREN & SON, EXCHANGE CORNER, Dent torget our CANDIES are the best In the city. ocSOtf Strayed. JfROM 417 CHESTNUT STREET, A SMALL BLACK AND TAN PUPPY, with a small band around his neck with a small white button. The finder will be rewarded by bringing him to above number. oo20tf The Bans' Piano. JOSEWOOD, 7 1-8 OCTAVES, ORCHESTRAL Upright Grand. Beautiful m Design, Elegant in Pmlsh, Marvelous in Power, Brilliant In Tone, Exquisite in Touch, Solid In Construction, Un equaled In Durability. Cur Motto: "Excelsior 1" The BADS PIANOS are unquestionably the best now made. " - Porsaleat HKINSBERGER'S oc 20 tf Live Book and Music Stores. - New Styles ! H ATS t HATS I - UMBRELLAS 1 HARBISON ft ALLEN, Hatters. OO 18 U 'n & 60. QARRY ONE 07.. THE LARGEST AND MOST complete assortments of generaLHardware In the State. Goods and prices guaranteed In all In stances.. 19, 21 4 28 Market Street, - 00 18 1 Wilmington N. C Save Money. "yOU CAN SAVE MONEY BY BUYING YOUR Hats, Caps, Trunks and Valises of the NSW HAT STORE. A. SHRIEK, . - The Leading Hatter, - 2 . - , ; - 110 Market Street. Latest Styles Now Beady. - ; 00 18 tf " . L. & L; & G. ' , TIGGSST FIRE. INSURANCE COMPANY IN u ... - - - - .,- . - . the world, pays all losses fy $66,000 paid in North Carolina for 1884, $33,000,000 and oyer paid In United States . -- i 5 - v f or thirty-six years. j Jno.W.Gordon & Smith -'.. " " .; ' ,' . ' V '- ;: . . . AGENTS. -GIVE US ATRIAL.' ' v V' 00 18 tf : ; Grates, yyy-y-vy '-4 rALL AND SEE WHAT WE HAVE IN THE KJ ws , right along.. 7 he Par mer Girl is aU the rsge tbe best that ever stood, 'on four feet. All kinds of Job .Work done well and to good time; no exorbitant charges. ' . v, 6 , W. H. ALDERMAN ft CO., . - oe 10 tf 25 Market Street. 17 of GRATICS zrom uie eneapese 10 vuubo hnth Heatinr and Cooking, 3Weeka....ito. i ' Thrwton&''. " I Z " SUMtha,...!'"-" 1 t WrCXmtract Advertisement takes at rr :: . . tionately low rates. . v , M ' - -tm Biws solid Nonpareli type Bale cytr- I NEW ADTEBTISEIISNTJ OF- ''3';-J UenartetOt. iiexTriitcoir Silks, Rnadama. Ottomans, ' Telveta, Cashmeres, Trieols, Ladles' Clotta, HenHettaa, Flannels, &e., ace; - , -r Kaes,EdglnssvFars, OloTes," Corsets, KXen and BoyVWar;5-: Hosiery, Honsekeeplns Goods, Domesllcsv IKoiibns, acc ' V 5 r - . . . . . ..4 .. - - .- AT PRICES LOWER THAN THEY HAVE BEEN KNOWN F0R YEARS, . - X.- T"V " ..i :. Terms Positively Cash? I SHALL SELL MY GOODS AS LOW AS THE ' LOWEST CATALOGUES. ALL'I ASK IS THE 1 ' jSAME TREATMENT Chil; - Qash ! Cafftr; And assure yoaii the same time, my kind pat- T ' ' - '- " . . . ' : rons, that I propose to maiatatn tn the future th- reputaon gained tfayavW - 4 - j ' V v wmv v fy .i . Mnst. nnmnlptfi Awnrtmpnt nf Rnnfip ""r- F -1 7'o ;e foacd oufcMe of New -rk. Call and be convinced at H. H. KATZ'S l": se20tf 116 SIABKBTST THIS WEEK .rlt i- T im nffhvilfnr fJnoniolfioti in flnnnnlflV X AiU UUU1IU& UUUUlOlUUi) iu uoi uaio. x t T30LLED AVENA, .V''-"'"' J PREPARED ROLLED OAT MEAL.' - HICKS' WH EATEN GRITS Ihese goods have ust arrived and are fresh and sweet. - - . C MINCE MEAT - and . PEUM PUDDING, ; NEW CURRANTS, , r FRESH NUTS,"; and a fresh lot .of the Celebrated PAROLE FLOUR. . - JNO. L.BOATWR1CHT, . oe 18 tf 15 ft 17 SO. FRONT BVBXS.T. ' BE AT): i;; "yjT" E INVITE EVERYBODY TO TAKE A LOOK at our magnificent nne of SUITINGS- for this season, . We are determined to do tbe business,' and have marked our goods at a price far below any thing heretofore offered In this city. " We ;make Suite at $25 to 130, that cost 10 more anywhere else. , We give a liberal discount to eash puiehaeers. ' Ova Goods are direct Importations from EngX land, and our Styles are they ery latest.' - It will pay yon to takea look at our Goods before placing your order elsewhere. -' ' 17 We guarantee a Perfect Fit' and Superior Workmanship on all Suits. - oelltf JOHN DYER, - l"ai!or. Geo. WErice, Jr - Auctioneer and Conuaiarion Merchant rPPICB AND SALES BOOMS. 215 MARKET J STBEBT, where iBpecial attention will be- given the sale of Goods, Wares. Merchandise, fte.. on Consignment, and a General Commission Business. STRICT attention to business, and QUICK returns of sales. my 16 tf TJIBff-PKOOF KEROSTNE OIL. WARRANTED to be the best made ahd water white, j For sale by' oellltf GEO. A. PXCK. -" IP IThe Bemand FrB OUR HEATIN4 jntJVES li W ING DAILY. Call and select one before our 1 stock U broken. Now Is your time. Prices very low down. The UNIVERSAL FARMER, the best Cookie g Stove in the market, stands on Its ewn ' merits. Library and Stand Lamps cheap at PARKER ft TAYLOR'S, '. - -ool8tf - 1. , -.,23 South Front 84, 1 p. If '(: u . - 1 1 1 l a ft 1 i -I J 1 a 3 ir'f. P t' : t. . 1 . 1 - t ' , :1 J if i