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1 r. fhe MorningfStar. orTRT.TSGSP DAILY MCEPT - MONUA i.fs- i ii t ' '--.r . rftrMl Postage Paid, hmnT' - - --- -;::::.7.::.f S r"To city SabscriDers, aen i.iwt-w mry ooueo ra? more three months to advance mto-ed st the Post Office at Wilmington, N,- C, rnt as Seoond Class Matter. . ; - MORNING fEDION. OUTLINES, The Cabinet yesterday considered ques tions arising under the establishment of the boundary , line i; between the -United, States and Mexico r- The President and sonic of the heads of departments will go to their homes in IJew York to vote at the approaching election. ' : No office setikeis wul oe aowea W mKmiw me President after November lst"; peavy snow storm at Grand Forks, Dakota.; At Tucson, Arizona, a man named Gray was attacked by two Indians; he. was. badly bruised and one of the Indiana was sup posed to be killed, The Czar has agreed to ;he pnipositioa to make Prince 'Alexander Governor of Eastern Roumelia. ; JW O, oore, of Chester &C.,' was iBoHcated by gas in the &a&&ilW&& C ; his paramour narrowlyelscapecl -the .Uic. KingThebaw. ppornspa-' tic counsels, and ' Is fortifying Try. avaiiub'e point on the proposed line of I Biitish advance, r Great J excitement among the negroes in Indianapolis,' Ind., on account of spiritual uneasiness mani ;r recent fatal injuries received by P"ed with some of the truly old peo of their race; meetings have been Pe i 'North Carolina! That is if fested over meffibers le!d by them and trouble is anticipated Jno. Thompson, a murderer,! was taken from jail at Kingston, Tenn and iianged by a mob. John Buford, a toy, iioi and killed his father near Shelby- viile. o. The Empressbf Brazil fell dr.-ifl a stair-case and broke her arm; her condition causes much' anxiety A ..j-r- Dr. J L SC. Curi7hewlyapr O .... I n jw lArtainii n Ufa AhiAalAn Vt to to i?piu, jlu-v wqumvwi- yjr uio pRdecc-sor. 'Dr Samuel f Garner, tbi uniacot medical prbfessorr'jdied - V in Brook h , The .trial ot" Fernando Ward resumed in New;York; Aafge number of women will attempt to vote at the oiate election in Ne w Yorlrty ,- TSV as .sigaees of John Roach heldjia conference Secretary Whitney with, reference to fie completion of the new cruisers, r 2few York .markets : Money per ceat.5 cotton dull'-and easier at :9J, ai&-iowneat ungrwearea cacofius; UlK)t muehbehind. This-year'ii ex icorn. Ne, 2, 52i52ic; southern flour I t . . . . ' . .J "UT.it quiet and heavy; spirits turpentine quiet at 3638ic; roain dull at $1 02$1 154 ' The Congress will assemble on the 7th of December and then the fun - i will begin. v ; ( They now say that it is Dr. Curry's numethat jieeds parting in ttfefnido die and not his hair. t " Tl.e New York World believes all that Depew has told -of . Andrew J ohnMon'-aod haa, thereforeielieved much that is known to be untrue.- - Conkltng" repudiates the alleged interview published in the Sun. He . says parts are' true. "He did not ; re- tfer to Blaine and says he never re- fers to bim. ; . - - "jCev. -DrvLafferty, editor of rhe sRic&rjond Christian Advocate, says of S&m Jones's published sermons iChat fhey are !a record of the keen est areligioaa talks of the age." The Mormons are- active in pre paring io defeat any severer legisla tion tbat nay be aimed-at them by th! next Congress. - : They rely upon buying and to that end are' raising a crrraption f iand. ; . . ' ' - ' The Georgia Legislature had a bill ' . I beforeittO Compel druggiste to keep I morphine and other- deadly poisons an bottles with scarlet wrappers with the name of the poison in white let ters. We do not know what became of it. It ought to have passed. ; i The President thinks of putting two Democrats and one Republican on the Civil Service Commission' if suitable men can be obtained at $3,- 500, the salary allowed. , He fears it will be difficult to secure the services of really competent men for that sum. . When Foraker comes to Virginia we hope Mai. John ? W. Daniel or some other able Democratic speaker will ask to divide time with him. If Ben Hill were living we would like to see him handle Foraker or, Gen. John Sherman. Would not the bark flj ! An intellectual friendof ours heard lanon Farrar preach to Baltimore, He eays bis sermon was beautiful in tyle and intensely spiritual in tone and thought. His voice is not good a eort of sing song and he isnot an orator in anyj trne sehs4 of ' the word. late Mark Hopkins left every penny I UlS Itinnnv if At AAA ui sn T j n.. J ",WV, VW UUS YY1UWTT, UU Dilke.-PA2 . aU . " 1 i . ..." ev. Mark Hopkins is a New Eng- .-5 .r ' . Ktr T rePuteKev., Mark was a very able and distin guished EDglish!authdrpSd profes Bor, it waB bjg widow imamed ir Charles Dilke. ; , r Madame Jndfeviajiag tb- 4ne honses in eork' In ,thref 4ni a halt weeks thifr receipts were earlr fooo. be.ia French, phryajV iijenoD, , and under great diaidvkn 6co", uus Bne ia isiny ; sucoesafai in attracting audiences' if nbi n re-1 ceiTing - unstinted -commendation from the critics. - Xh. j.Nev tn j.mc3 saye of her season in thai cityj llaygojer cai hardly elalario JaveTefenher fuuic uas reveaiea hai-mut niw imwiiwif aayes at nej DesW; Wotwithatatidiiglthe drawbacks under which sfce t has lsbored,; howererr all that the French' actress baa at- tempted has been done witi unodramofff aeiicacy and unimDeachahla tata " I A "BElDCffiPOBT. . Coimr .r October 1 25.. 1 - . . 1 1 i -e iget'ariey the cecl-maxian whorhiSx lain; at me noins or deatu-xar w.wrx.1 djiv uieu. lasi nigv agea one Hundred anH totrr years, two mdbths ahd'ftrliaye ceasfioVretained all her faculties almost, la 'This isinterestingi- So temarkble is it f oirany -one to attain tothe age of 104 years that it is telesranhied all over the conntry. . But Mrs. Farley would , be quite, a , young lady jcdin- there are really people from, 123 to 160 years of age,, as are reported in our State exchanges occasionally. ; J. Hubert Blake, an Irish barris-i ter of high standing, has just died at San Antonio, Texas. He was a mem', ber "of the Irish ; Land Commission and had to,leave his home last Sep tember because of threats against his life. He was a first cousin of Burke, assassinated with Lord fCav endish in Pho&nix Pajk, Inbiini.?ts- ! ; The -Georgia State- Fair is in 1 ses- eion this week, and there is a' big display of blooded cattle and' much good racing is expected. Georgia always has a big fair, and Virginia hibttion is reported to us by a. -Wil- mingtonian Hwho attended, as being especially fine. : : 1 Spirits Turpentiae . Raleigh had ten intermenta last Week, -s-s ?riC,, i... -1 - .' i jCharlotte Observer. The work: of fittine un St JameaVPark for the recep tion of the.puolicis" now under full fe$id- Marion. JDuafe'.-. Alfred. Hover was sentenced:: to jail lor twelve : months for chastisine his wife in brutal manner. This was the severest punishment inflicted. KeUeipris . revivals 'reported in the-' Raleigh Advocate: rTarboro, for the year, 81: by profession, 67: by letter, 14; Statesnuev. 40 professions to aate; JBiUza beth Circuit, 4 additions. . Wilson Advance . The Mission ary Baptists of Toisnot have been holding a protracted meeting with good results, we are glad to learn. Jaeveral accessions to the church. Considerable interest mani fested., ,; i 1 - ;' - Kinston JFree JPr&ss : ' The gin- bouse and six bales of 'cotton of Mr. B. W. Hardy, of Contentnea Neck, were burned last Saturday. The fire is supposed to have originated from .sparas irom tne engine. No insurance. '. In a melee at La Grange, last Baturaay, one man nao his leg broken and received a severe stao. We have not learned the full particulars, nor the names of the parties concerned.- Raleigfi V.Tmfor On Friday last as Mr. -Charles -Jones, of Garner, in thi'g AnntT:iTMnininir a nistnl it. an. tidentally went off and struck Mr. NashT Smith on the left snoulder, tnaKinr qune a bad : wound. t - Miss Carter, of Dur- - anil Mm" TTavoa f 'Rolf 1 m rro ' 1eli. a- TMentnn' Street Church last night in behalf of the Woman's Mis sionary Society of the North Carolina Con ference, after which a collection was taken up and about $200 collected. r Beaufort .Telephone: 1 Died, at her residence in Beaufort, ft. C, on Thurs day, October 22d, Mrs. Susan Bumley.aged 66 years. ' She had. long been a resident of Beaufort - We publish in another col umn an account of the . death and burial of Ordnance Sergeant Wm. Daily, who' Was well known to many of our older citizens. He Was succeeded at Fort Macon by Mr. Wro. Alexander, wha now resides in Beau fnrt. Mr. J. L. Gibble. caught a caviar on Wednesday last while fishing for drum with a line afiaiiookthe first that we have known of having been taken with a bait. : The fish was about' three ana a nan feet long.- .. , . ' " ' w Ashevitfe Citizen: Friday night about 11 o'clocki while Mr: A. P. Boiand, mhn Tma had r.haree of some horses for tio Vftir was coine from the city to the Grounds, when near the depot was violent- ly struck by some person who suc, ur club. He saw two men standing in the 4nnt Nvond the brfdze on Depot street and as he reached where they stood received. ha hnn MinW OD Ilia TUUlb ICUipic. ug KAW utnnned. and dropped into the unm nf hia buffrv. His horse" took frieht And rah with great speed, overturn- ing the, fATJ inffi,ini senseless for sometime. ; , I Raleich Chronicle:. Tobacco cu MbP AAA nnnnifl Af t hfl "WPftfl ' iniS. BeSBUU. 1UC i.w ub. "e -T . - m day is not far distant when Raleigh will lead central North Carolina in tobacco as well in cotton.- Onr excellent neighbor, the Register, says that MrvW. G. Upchuich never sows his wheat crop until November. tt - r tkinngt BtiAcesaful farmers in the State and his example mightbe followed iK,rAflt hv others. - The readers of rnmt.ii w,m h trlarl to know that Mr. l IBB fjironi 1 Walter & Page, who is.engftged la , wnuy I " i-s- VArb ihnrnals.wUl.begi o Slhta tooi Vrtt, every week for " 1 a.t,asnA - Advance :' Several T--.W. tinvfn were in attten danceonthebig tobacco sale at -.Je Jg yesterday. - Two young men. charged Whh;the cut::: reported in our 'last issue, were trie! t!cia lliyor Acton, : ye4erdsy stsd Ht-JjxZ t J t ivi bond for thEirlraear- fence at ibe Lsfetlor Courtiatt Weeki lade- 1.- rved-toAfievil:2r arT,ulrl1 Jasu-ryl I nanccvUla. however! i not to beWiU;DUtafiaCcr7t:'Mrr;Jamei iDavia.. goorl cysrpapef manwiH'atart-a tecular paper taere aoout lhe;tfrneTof nhe Temoval cie imwilsonl ehfef cr .2--ft?tl3J steTnlCLrol.aa'; ryicjaiaouncement xauit oi wzicn twtawerescciryuedto jaiL Ta LIuaT.: 'SltrtmrTimhahlT ?cssi tJes of tlse nburr&Aavlrbe eyening's.tisieitalnmeDt was opened villaToad will tiitvftlh trtirrv wiAnUtTi tfTF'--iJLtziz$ Ji l: T. :S -.e: z;l'-;-. fij J aweuiBg. ny are on eaturday : eventog, the . , v81" 5 1"? varoey, was in t'eenvme at the time,- and therewatf no "xL? i home but bJiwifennd-a'votinir ladv -whVwas 7iiIUhtltoftfTltt6ng portion vt ifflt?Wl tlj colored neoDle hadia-bl? aneeUatlllyma, teai miles. nearruiewnwst iut tarn tc5-ics Uiaa. 5,000 peoplejiEesenton flaturday and. Bun day. ; An area of from ?5tfr t&- lOOriniles was representeoV Mrs. Turner Pil- lard, an eiderly widow lady, who? lives about eight miles from -Greenville," was in town on last Wednesday, r She went to the store of Messrs; John . Congleton a&r Cd. to make some purchases, and while there said this was her first visit to - town! since the war, and that her principal , object in coming this time was to purchase her bu rial dress. - . i Goldsboro Messenger: The ban quet given last Thursday evening, at the armory, under the auspices of the Ladies' Benevolent Association, for the benefit of the poor of ; this city, was a very elegant affair, surpassing anything of the kind ever heldia;GoWsboro, and was greatly enjoyed by the large concourse of invited guests. Not only so; but it was a grand success financially, the snue sum of $381 being the .receipts from- the banquet and 4.1 J kl . M . 11 t . 3 ' TTT iue ainner ue. iouowmg aay, n e learn that the, Goldsboro Rice" Mill has made a contract with the Charleston Man ufacturing Company for a supply of regu lar rice barrels for the season and will, therefore, discontinue the use of flour bar-' rela." - There are three rice mills in North Carolina, now in operation one at Goldsboro, one at 'New Berne and one at Wilmington. The average annual product of these mills is from 450,000 to 500,000 bushels -t- One-half of the receipts for one day at the Tarboro Fair will be. do nated to Col. W. r. IJeaseley -to aid in building' the Soldiers' Home." ; The railroads will charge only four' cents per : mile for- the - round trip during the . Goldsboro,: . Fair. : This ought to bring us a larg- attendance each day. It Is now pretty certain that the cotton crop through this section will not - average more than two-thirds of the usual crop. The Davis cadet battalion, of La Grange, commanded by Col. A. C. Davis, will attend tne- Weldon Fair. ' 'l'nei Hon. R. T. Bennett, of North Carolina, was one of the speakers at the Democratic mass-meeting in ''Baltimore last Friday night... He made a powerful speech, i -... Washington Dots : : It is said that Mr. Charles ,1L Vance, oldest son of Senator Yance, ;wiJU be one of the - nexfcappointeea to -; office of the ITederai Administratmn. Mr. Theodore F. Pool will return Mo this city in a - few davs. I understand, and explain satisfactorily the charges . made as to his administration ox the land agency t Denver. Col., and upon which he was dis possessed, and a Kentuckiau named Pack et put io his place. ? 1 - THE CITY. ; KEW ADVEKTlSHIdKNI'V Mubson Suits to measure. J. C. Stevenson Bargains. Hsinsbeboeb Music folios. , . Geo. W. PliiCB, Jk Auction sale. ; . Geo. A. PECK--Weather strips, etc. EiOCTTiraMENT Young People's Ass'n W. 6. BniGGs & Co Toilet articles, etc Mbs. Katb G. Wines Fall, millinery.' E. Pbschau &-We8tbkaitn Wanted. a- r The little joirbf .Captain J. Southeriand was nuch beltet yesterday, .t - The colored fire department had a. parade yesterday afternoon, marching through the principal streets of the city. . - Mr. John Maunder'a new house, corner of Front and Mulberry streets, into which qe will move his marble works, is nearly completedt "" "" ' ; ! - 'Arioso German : Club gave their first "hop" of this season atGermania Hall last evening. - The attendance was large and the enjoyment was very large. ' Young !May, who' was shot at Laurinburg, a few days ago, is said to be improving; and It is how thought he will recover though it is believed "he will' lose an eye. t . . . . . The Norwegian barque Fortuna, "Capt-,. Kristiansen, was cleared from this port for London, yesterday, with a cargo of 300 casks spirits turpentine andt8,J66 barrels rosini'vajued at $11,889." '' ' -. ' - Don't forget the grand ball at Germania Hall to night for the benefit of the Germahia' Cornet Band, if is in the hands of the .lady friends of the band, which bespeaks thatit will prove a pleasant affair. ' . ' The afternoon freight train of yesterday, on the Carolina Central Rail road, brought 499 bales of cotton consign ed to Wilmington, merchants. Three cars of ' this cotton came from Monroe. Our trade in the great staple holds up'welL The impression prevailing here that Mr. A. T. London is In any way con' nected with the Montgomery X Ala). Dis patch is erroneous; ::"W e have seen a letter from Mr. London,s in which he states that he has no connection with'the paper, and; that he .is devoting his whole time to law ' The Raleigh - Visitor says this of Mr. J.H. Muse, who la how quite sick at his home in this city : I We regret to hear of the continued illness-oft onr es teem en friend, J. H. Muser Esq., the clever local and -.commercial reporter of the WH inington, StaK Pop6 soon to heat ot his enure restoration to health.. EttrtsjBjMtf xat&er .iriemorlat at the lecture delivered TltaklUiShorlati Bait; of .cfiCi Pauiy ETaSsSl Imtheran Church t t IXoaday avetiaf, ly Rev. Charles Jones f SodOt'ott Kfe in jana' was so pleased; with th unrouaa1nd' entertaining a" dress aif furiiislLas with the foltqwinier Xliss Mina Ulrh, alld .VTbe .MaidenV Prayer" afwbf iss Augijst4 Less-p rjoan rendered a vocal solo'Oh, How De lighAfU U-h : L TJ. fectnjer.8Sv,then antroduced rby BFYilS eitatt MrBoon first t gate cf penooal ccounof his lifewia'd-Ing-up wUh how hAjcame to this tUy,4nd Was CITy cersted to Christianity at the Fifth Btreel Methodist Church, tbeamder the pastoral ear of Re.tT. Page Rlcand, ana was suosequenuy Bent, to,-acquire an education at Trinity .College, an4 after wards to yanderbilt University, He evi dently not only ratified all present as ' 'io where he, was .from'ind, . "whither he was going," but also' as to his lecture. ' vvaen-iae iccinxe naa- enaea, itev. Jtir. Dr. Peschsu arose and .announced plea-. sant surprise,-not only to the large audience but also to . Uie "lecturer; whereupon Mr. Polvogt, President of, .the Young People's Association of St' Paul's Evangelical Lu theran Church, arose and in the following well delivered speech presented Mr.; Soon with a gold headeoVcane: 'Rev. Mr. Sooa-Greetines. in then name of our dear Lord; Jesus: ; It becomes my pleasant duty to surprise you, and as a rep resentative of our nastorand'a number of young people of Sti Paul's Evangelical Lu- taeran unurcn, y present you with tn is cane, to carry with you; to China, as a plea sant remembrance ot Wilmington. North Carolina, your first. American home. ;s May it afford you as much pleasure as it does us to give it to yoov We thank you for your services, and wish. you Gods blessing. Please accept the gift" . . '-' Mr. Soon took the jcane and resumed his seat When the pleasant evening services ended, after several announcements were made Rev. Mr. Peschau: whereupon a number of persons present availed them selves of the opport unity of examining the tiny shoe, Chinese god, map of ljhina, &&, which Mr. Soon exhibited during the lec ture.. Rev. Mr. Tuttle. of the Fiftk Street M. E. Church, occupkdji seat M the- ros trum with the kcturerv. apd .fRev Mr.; Pbschau. . - Ui.. -l"f.. 'f If there are any who cuLt that the lco-; ton business in Wllmbjgton is oa tb beoa. let thetajakeatroll down on Water street and around the-cotton compresses. . At the Champion press the British steamship Carbis Bay is now loading With cotton, and will take on about 4,700 bales; and at the Wilmington press the steamer Fannie is also loading, and is expected to carry away over 5,000 bales. Besides this there aire severs sailing vessels waiting to be loaded. - Two 0r three" large steamships have already cleared from this port with cotton, and others are expected to arrive soon. This is certainly very encouraging. and speaks well for Wilmington as a cotton market V ' . ' "High Protection." . There Is an old lady living out on Mar ket street who has a novel way of protect ing her chickens from the. ravages of thieves. ' -Bhe byes In a two story house, with a long piazza in, front. At night the 3Chlckens are caught a string is .tied to their legs, andthey are placed on the roof of the plaiza.i; The strings attached to.the fowls are then? run into the window of her bed-room. ; The conjecture is that the suln are fastened, to some . article in the roohx aid that upon , the least movement of the aforesaid chickens a noise .will be made and the lady awakened, thus scaring off those Intent upon the fowl proceeding pf carrying off, her poultry without hen-j permlssion; ': .. ,.-,; t.; -'V i- A Small Fire. The grocery and bar room of Mr. J. G. L. Gieschen corner of Chesnut and McRae streets, was slightly damaged by fire'Tues day morning, about 2 o'clock. . It seems that Mr.1 Gieschen,5 who sleeps above the store, was awakened by the dense smoke in hia room, f aniLhurriedly running down stairs, found the counter in ; a blaze and buralngrapidly,; whereupon he set to work toxtinp5tiish tie flames, and finally suc ceeded in getting ahem under control . The money drawer and its contents, a fine mir ror, and several, other articles .were de stroyed. Loss about $100. Mayor's Court.-? - ; - . Before Acting Mayor Bear ' the following cases were disposed of yesterday : Florence Dent, colored, charged with dis orderly conduct was fined $3. Taylor Smith, a German Bailor, for disor derly conduct, .was required to contribute $2 to the city treasury. 1 Orris : Martin, a colored female, also charged with disorderly conduct, who was called Monday and failed," put in her ap pearance yesterday and was fined $2. XJnrafy Sailor. j - ..t-.; ? A sailor on one of the foreign vessels in port who. had partaken' too freely pf bad whiskey, created-, quite an excitement in the southern part of the city yesterday af ternoon. ' He went on board his ship and wanted to ''whip out" the whole crew, and in a tnssel with oae of them fell land struck his head4 on the1- railing- and cu'a severe gash in -his scalp i. An officer, however, appeared on the scene-! and carried him to Jail and locked him up. ' - S-s prdramml pHhCerciseabf thatilpleas- The following are thetaffl&tio ror;;t For sthe.T South. ;Ailantlcy States, local rains, variable windsy generally from north- east.to'southeast,: slight changes in? tem perature and lower- barometer; " " , J5 Tho-following, shows the range .of the thermometer, yesterday, in this city, as fur-. aished jby theBigiial Service office; ? 53;! m 570; 3 p. tn.k 59.1; T p. 65.7; 10 p. m.,50.0..: .Mb . SfBTiTer!r.' whoiiflH been .vial- ting relatives in Western Tennessee, "for some weeks has returned. H S t f - ? lAJIA1MlaA aa44am ' '-ilAalMtw K t4.bejrrBamb date last year 1,083 baleS .-,'1.'. RITEB AND MA BINE. 1 There' is still sufficient water ! on the shoals at Fayetteville for all boating pur poses, and,' while the rise is! now falling!, there is no anticipation of any difficulty on this account for some time to come. ', The revenue cutter Colfax, CaptStod- der, left her wharf in front of the Custom House yesterday for a cruise, going as. far south as Port Royal, 8. C. - ' The Norwegian barque Yartna? from ibis port, arrived at London on the 26th inst. .... - . .. i - I.ISX OF LETTERS Remaining in the City Postofflce. 'Wed nesday, Oct.-88: AMiss Willie Adams. Geo T Arp. M Alike -- " -- B Wm Browne Francis Bonev. Ida V Bell, Edward Brown, Anthony Bagely, B JBowens. " ' C Dr Carbucum. Henry Clav. Ella Cameron, Harriet Crema, A G Crisp. u Miss Milan Davis, Turner Doyner. Isabella Dudley, Albert Davis, Abe Donne. JS YVm O JSnkalen. -F--Rev L R Farlie. i GSC Guthrie. A B Guthrie. Hawes Galder. ' ' HE J Howard. Andersbh Hill'S G Hall, W J Herring, W R Hall, Bister myes. - - . - I Alrord JSvans. J A Johnson, Albert Jehnsori. Alice Janning. ' - ' ' K Richard Key, ? M Ada Morgan, Sam McDaniel, P Phillip Phoenix, Annie Parker. R-Lucy Reared, "A Roberts. 8 Mary 3mith. (care Green Smith. A S Stewart, Anthony Smith. 1 Unas Tate. W T J Whittion ' Bertha Westhon. Solester Wliiston. Persons calling for letters" in the above list will please say "advertised." Letters will be sent to the Dtad Letter Office, at Washington. D. C. if not cavid for within thirty days. '.- i WtlrmnTrte, Hanover Co.; N. ir-U: A TRUE 8TOTJY WTTH A VERY HAPPY END- INQ Such is the story of ;Toppine, the Market st. tauor, who was poor, anawncn; wno nougnt a fifth of a Louisiana State Lottery tioket cou pon for oae dollar and won a fortune last month. It is said that Topplnn has forsaken the scenes he formerly haunted; that the paths he trod now know htm no more. Where is ToDDine f - Has he returned to the land where Prince Bismarck rules and whew the American hoe is unknown f It is hinted that Topping has gone to visit his Father land and to there astonisn the natives with gra Thla accounts of how fortunes have been made by Callfornians investing in Louisiana State Lot tery tickets' San Francisco (Cal.) Chronicle, Sep, IS. , THE FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE . OF THE wURSEBY. The following is an extract from a letter written to tne wrman nerormea Me at Chambersbursrh. Perm. : A Bbnztactbbss. open the door -for her, and Mrs. Winslow will prove the Amerloan Florence Nightingale of the Nursery. Of this we are so sure, that we will teach our "Susy" to aay, "A .blessing on Mrs. Winslow" for helping her to survive and . escape the griping, coliokmg, and teething siege. Mbs. Winslow'b S00THTN& Stbtjp relieves the child from pain, ancuouses dysentery and diarrhoea. It softens the gums,reduces lnnammation,oureswind coiio, anaoamestne lniant saieiy tnrougn tne teetningpeooa. it performs precisely whi roiessea to penorm, every ass. We have never seen 1 her only through the preparation of her "Soothing Syrup for Children Teethmc." If we had the power we would make, her, as she Is, a physical saviour to tne mianx race, eoiaoy auaruggists. SS cents a bottle. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. . New Fall Hillinery, T REASONABLE PRICES, At MS. EATS C WINES', 119 North 2d Street, cc 28 2m next Post Oslce. Clerk Wanted. FOR OUR 8HTPC HANDLER 7 STORE, a CLERK about 17 to 20 years old, of steady and sober habits; must understand and talk the Gorman and English languages, be correct at figures, po lite and active, and. come well recommended. Apply in person, between 8 and 9 o'clock Thurs day or Friday morning next, at our Office. 00 232t E. PBSCHAU & WESTERMANN. Entertainment, JirERARY AND MUSICAL, BY . THE YOUNG PEOPLE'S ASSOCIATION of St Paul's Evan. Lutheran Church. FRIDAY, OCTOBER S0TH, at 8 P. M. Profs. Denok, Green ewald and Hobbs will assist the Association In the Programme ! Admission only 25o. oo 28 It Suits to Measure. WE ARE LITERALLY CROWDED WTTH OR ders, and aTe willing to take more. We have the best Cutter in the State, and. can guarantee the best fit, the most elegant finish, and the la test style. Two good Coat Hands can find em ployment at MUNSON'S, - ... oc 23 It - The Clothier. npo: ILET SOAPS, TOILET POWDERS, COLOGNES IN GREAT VARIETY. Cur prices as low as the lowest.. Our stock of Fresh Dings and Medicines com plete Call on us at our new Store. - ' W. S. BRIGGS A CO. Prescriptions - carefully compounded at all hours. ooSStf Just ; Beceived LARGS SUPPLY OF. MUSIC FOLIOS, Vocal and InstrumSstal, such as Anrerioaa Piano Musio Collection, '.something entirely new. Folio of Musio Bijou Collection, Duet Album, the Piano Souvenir, an elegant collection of Popular Musio for Piano or Reed Organ. -, . , I - ' Parlor Organ FoUb-Student's Songs, Song jt oiio, nano inst tractors, Clark's Dollar Instroo- tor, Beelock's Analytical Method, W. F. Ludd's . Ludd's Method,' National School, Richardson's New Organ Instructors Thos. AHecket's Jf odern. , Gems, W. Ludden's New Organ School, Winner's Cabinet and Organ Tutor, etc., etc V .' . Guitar aed Banjo Instructorf, etc.etc.at oc 28 tf live Bokand Musio Storear. WHOLE NO. 5961 NKW ' AD VBRTISEMENTS. f CE(K W.PBICE, Jr.;: : SdtfCTIQOTHMbsn COMMISSION MEKCH AHT Action Sale. 1 TlOOCLOCaC THIS (WSXtKXSDAY) MOEN injfc wiribe sold at the TSew AUotlon House, 815 f Xarket Street a splendid lot of Household and Kitchen rnrnltate-. 1 very handsome solid Black Walnut Bedroom Set. with Marble Blabs: 1 very fine Commode,- Child's Cribs, 5 Bedsteads, 2 Bu reaus, 2 Parlor and 2 Cooking Stoves, 2 Easy or Office Chairs. 1 Show Cases,- and a lot ot other jkoda. Sale absolute aad unlimited, . U 1-AuoUoii also TO-NIGHT, at 7J o'otoolfc.' ;. O0 2$lti.. . , . , ; i CpiiAepisWwx, Cheap ! 500 6 3DAPLSS v I ; ;" 5QQ w nnpealed,;- ' ' K Bbls GBSXN APPLES. ? ! : ' it .to te S2.50 ber barrel. 75 Bushels Nv a ONIONS, " to - $109 per bushel, " These Goods are on consignment, and MUST BBSOLD: ' . ; a- ' I will retail Sweet Potatoes at 60o per bushel for a few days, until stock 13 reduced. Pine N. C. APPLES 20 to 30c a peck. Pine lot of nloe fat CHICKENS received to day. .Also a few MUSCOVY DUCKS. ; -' Forty Barrels fine BALDWIN APPLES. Sugar-Cured Hams and Shoulders and Strips astonishingly cheap. Come and get bargains If la need -of above goods. - . . . J. C, STEVENSON, oc28tf ...1 . 18 NORTH FRONT ST. feather Strips; &c. "YTHES TRTPS OF THE BEST MAKE, ' Androns.t . . . Brass Head Shovel and Tonga, - . All for sale low by O0 28tf OEO.A.PKCK. S BUYERS OF 21liifi?7AX WS WILL, UNTIL further nc tua, pay 2f i. pvrlb. free on board steamer ;i- T!i-cuci..- W. H. BOWDLEAB & CO., 00 18 6m su we f r Boston, Mass. WIIM6T08 CHORAL SOCIETY. PROF. FRANK WRIGHT Is organizing the above Society, which will hold its fiist Rehearsal in St. James' Sunday School Room on Monday. November 2d, at 8 P. M. The object of the Society is to rehearse and perform Cantatas, Glees and Choruses. Ladies and Gen tlemen would have a spleadid opportunity to ac quire a thorough knowledge of Music by joining the above. Members are entitled to attend a se ries of Lectures on the Rudiments of Musio and Elementary Singing, which Prof. Wright intends giving on Wednesday at 8 P.M. If ens besrhip fee $1.50 per month Ine.dvar.ee. He is also gottins up a Singing Class f r young Ladies betvreen the ages of 12 and 17 years', to enable them to lemn Singing at an early ag . Adrai"??"- mts month. Privato fetBoua rlano aa. ot- 1 iddia - rtrtTT !0S . 4t.h St oc244t -. aa snn Tred sat nao TaxHotice J WILL BE AT BTJRKHETttER'3 OLD STAND, on THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29, to receive Taxes due for the year 18S5. Pay up by 1st of Novem ber and save costs. - E.W. TAYLOR. Sheriff ' oc 27 8t . r . - Brunswick County. WE HAVE RECEIVED. DIRECT FROM THE WEST, A CAR LOAD OF Dressed Beef & Mutton, IN FIRST CLASS CONDITION ' which we offer for sale both WHOLESALE We have fitted up a StauYnr the lower end of the FRONT STREET MARKET HOUSE, which is in charge of 'Mr. T. H. JOHNSON, for the pur pose of. retailing, and we respectfully invite the public to examine what we have for sale. Choice Cuts of Beef lfie per pound; Mutton oo27tf WM. E. WORTH & CO. Mrs. E. A. Lumsden pTAS RETURNED FROM THE NORTH WITH a full line, of WINTER MILLINERY. Ladles are ! . Invited to call. oo251w 33,000,000 JJANHATTA CIGARS SOLD IN FIVE YEARS (in the United States). Warranted Havana Fil ler. TTythem. For sale at C M HARRIS' ; oo25tf Popular News and Cigar Store. y Ilats ! Hats ! T FADING NOVELTIES X ALL GRADES I POPULAR PRICES 1 HARRISON ALLEN, Hatters. oo 25 tf Andirons, &c. TTTS ARE OFFERING THIS WEEK SOME TT thing-nice in the way of Andirons Brass Berlin. Bronze and Iron. Also, Shovel and Tongs, Blower Stands, Coal Hods, and everything to make the fireplace bright and cheerful. - ' , . . .. GILES MUHCHISON, . oo25tf . . Murchison Block. TTE INVITE EVERYBODY TO TAKE A LOOK at our -magnificent line of SUITINGS for this season. - We are determined to do the business, and have marked our goods at a price far belo.w any thing heretofore offered in this city. r We make Suits at. $25 to S30, that cost' 110 more anywhere else. w . We give a liberal discount to cash purchasers. - Our Goods are direct Importations from Eng land, and onr Styles are the very latest - It WlU pay TOP to. take a look at our Goods before placing your order elsewhere, - ,.KT"We guarantte a Perfect Fit and Superior Workmanship on all Salts. ' - . . ' JOHN DYER, i . oclltf Tailor.. BITE or ADTnatTizincs One Square One Day, t: 1 pur Dayg.y..,...,. tf. ive Pays,wt ... . One week, & . 2 . i s ; tmwi)ll4.-...m...,. TVmmm .... . . it..' two Weelts,..,.,..., : One Month,..,..... xaree weexs,. 1 i - two nontfis,... :....., Three MtBtha. ...... , Six Months,.i.. rt. One Tear,. . . . -.. VContraot AdvortJaeawBtataaeliattcp Uonatery tow rates. --. XJ -- . Ten lines solid Nonpareil type make one qt:: NEW ADVERTISEMENTS OF- Pall and Winter Good: -AT- KATZ'C lienarketSt. " An Entirely. ITew'CtocI: !f -. -- pf . - ;i:'r Silks, Rhadams. OUomaits, ' ; - - , ' Velvets, Cashmeres, Tricots, Ladles' Cloth, Henriettas- " ' Tlannels, &c, Sec. . ' i - White Goods. , 5 Laces, Edgings. Furs, Gloves, v Corsets, Men and Boys' TFear; Hosiery, HonseReeplng fxods, Domestics, Xotlons, &c, Acvi -I AT PRICES LOWER THAN THEY HAVE BEEN . - . :- - - KNOWN FOR YEARS, - - . l Terms PositivelyvCasli. I SHALL SELL MY GOODS AS LOW AS THfi ;i' ,1 " - 4 ft' IXJWfiST CATAIJOGUES. AIX I ASK IS THE 1 !: SAME TREATMENT ' ' . . Gash! Cash!. Cash! And assure you at the same time, my kind psW rons, that I propose to maintain In the future the reputation gained In the past, of having . - The Best, the Cheapest . Awry - ' VV.VTJ:l:1i . . "--lii I. To be found out'ide of New Yarn. - . - t Call and be convinced at'" , . i i .t H. H. KATJS'B: seSOtf 116 BIABSET 8T Some Bepairs:! "TTTE ARE MAKING SOME REPAIRS TO OUR ' Store, but we continue to serve our patrons and friends, and every day show .. ': The Finest Line 'of Boots ana' Shoes, For Ladles, Gents, Misses and Children's wear to be found in the 8tato --'rr , . " .- . We solicit yoa- to call on ua Oeoi B. French & Sbnti; 108 NORTH FRONT STREET y oc25tf Marked Down. GOOD OPPORTUNITY FOR, BUYERS. WILL be found in the low prices I am, noW" offering all kinds of Table Goods. . , -' Pure Linen Table Damask at S5 'cents per yard. Pure Linen Table Damask 60o, worth 75c -: Pure Linen Table Damask 69o, worth 90o.' ' . Pare Linen Cram Double Damask 69o, worth 1 CO. ... . t . Pure Linen White Table Damask $1 CO, worth Pure Linen White Double Damask ft 19, worth rU : ! H 1 $1 60. , ,i r A 78 uiu M, viaoie napamsana i;oynes m propor tion. , , - Our stock of Cassimeres Is being rapidly, re duced. Boys' Suits made to order at a saving of 25 per cent, on Clothiers' prices. oo2&tf JNO. J." HKDRIOK. " School Boots and School Snp jlies, PENS, PENCILS, INK. SPONGE,. PENHOLD ers. Slates, Crayons, Book Bags and Straps, Copy Books, Exercise Books, Ac, &c .-. - - - we will make it to your advantage to buy of ' us. We buy for Cash and can afford to tell cheap. : O. W. YATES. oo 25 tf ; . , , 119 Market Street. . Boots, Shoes and Hatp, JN GREAT VARIETIE?, ' l - ' AND LOW TBJCSSi, , -; -V oo25tf - Sos. 108 A 110 Market Sfareef, ; T- Almost Forgotten;;! JT IS TOO COMMON TO PRAISE YOURSELFf but atH. C. PKBMPERT'S, No. 7 South Front street, can certainly be found the best Shaves, ir.4.in jbi . in the City of - Wilmrneton. More especially since the crop of marriages seem to be in such abv tmndance. So give him a call. oe25tf ' t Kidder's Digestylin, JTDDER'8 WINE OF THE HYPOPHOSPEITES of Lime and Soda, B. B. B., 8. S. Si, Cotloura, In- . dlan Tea, Household Ammonia. Salvation Oil, Sweet Gum and Mullein. Personal attention given to the compounding of Prescriptions. . v ' . - ,. . - - - - J. XL HARDIN, " Droggist and Seedsman, v, oo25tf New Market. Wilmington, N.C . ' FR OUR HEATING STOVES IS INCREAS ING DAILY. Call and select one before onr stock U broken. Now Is your time. Prices very low down. The UNIVERSAL FARMER, the best Cooking Stove in the market, stands on its own merits. - jjDrary ana stssa banps cneap at OOSStf 1 23 South Front St, it : it i ! A 4 r It' i ft r ii. Ii'; 1 i' - - : i -'! i I I ... w - ? i i ' "A t i-4 yr f ' -V ' n i J -I f t' il r.1 X 7 . ... : - ?-; ?.-:.-vr-..5'.-.:'
Wilmington Morning Star (Wilmington, N.C.)
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Oct. 28, 1885, edition 1
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