North Carolina Newspapers

u v :Mofning-:Star; -PUBLISHED DAXLYXckgT MONDAYS. 1 -i BATES OP StrBBOKTFTIOH. IS ADVAHCS. ' One Year Q)f Mai), Postage Paid........... $7 00 uu oa 50 taS"To City" Subscribers, delivered In any Dart mi me C3iy,-i jfwuei uhhts per wees. our mty Agent arenof authorised, to collect for more than tare months la advance. - i .- - ; - Entered at the Post Office at Wilmington, N. C i as Second Class Hatter. MORNING EDITION. .OUTLl&ES. The Navy- Department has accepted bids for the construction -of : new pursers and gun-boats. f; ;:..Thv&lra.Sociali8te are opposed to the scheme of organizing a v. cooperative packing "company. : j- An organized band of horse thieves is operating in Missuri andJowa: one of -the gang was tilled : by a ; deputy -sheriff.1 --' Frank . Kerner, at Reading-,: Pa choked his wife to death , and ; then Attempted ' to burn his .house to destroy videBceot-the rime; he was caught and confessed. ' Firo at the glass works in Pittsburg, Pa.,;caussd aids' of $35,000. George E. McNeill has manifested his readiness to stand as the Labor candidate for Mayor of Boston. 7-77-A shock of earthquake visited Tashkent! yesterday and caused considerable damage. - Cholera is reported among the troops in Belgrade, r Bulgarian revolutionists are plotting for a new revolt s --llinW in the Pennsylvania coal region demand an advance in wages and threaten to strike. George Hazlett and Miss Sadie Allen, of Buffalo, N, Y.; went through the rapids at Niagara in a torpedo shaped barrel.- Quinn & Gray, dry goods merchants, Little Rock, Ark.; failed for $100,000. r-- New York markets: Money. 205 per cent.; cotton closed quiet at 9 3-169fc; wheat ilc higher and more active for . export purposes: No. 2 red November nominal; southern flour quiet and firm; corn a shade higher, closing firm: No. 2 November nominal at 47c; rosin dull at 95c$l 05;' spirits turpentine steady at 86Jc : - We notice that most of oar South ern dailies publish the ' Lord Camp bell nastiness. -. " ... - Bismarck has : issued a call , fo r troops and this is regarded as omi nous beyond the Atlantic - j We would be glad to hear that Col.'Lewellen, editor of the Danville' Register, - has a good chance "for recovery and is on the mend. A young man in Chicago came" to his death . by. eating a piece of. a Thanksgiving turkey.-A part of the breast bone jchoked him. to death. , A considerable demand for "'pos sum and taters" has sprung up in New York "city. A " ? good" many opossums ; are finding their way to that market. I - - - The Richmond Dispatch -issues a large doable sheet on Sundays. It acts upon the principle that it is im possible to have "too much of a good thing" even on the Lord's Day. ' .Newspapers have, star ted the old time report that the President and his private secretary are now hard at woik on the message to Congress. We hope they will "boil it down." The Boston Globe sent out letters of inquiry relative to the Tariff to leading Democratic Congressmen. Nearly every one favors revision at the coming session. Stick a pin here. Philadelphia courts are said fo be much burdened with divorce suits. We regret ' to 6ee that they are be coming more numerous in North Carolina. A bad si gn that ! It show 9 a lower civilization ! 5 The late Erastus Brooks was born in Portland, : Maine, 31st c January, 1815. He was va; very; , mflueritial editor when a young man. -- He and his brother James were editors of the old New; Yoj)i:Mjrea.Cfhfi4:i The Liberals nominated Sir George; OttQ Trevelyan for Parliament .from; Brighton .District but ; he? declinedJ He bolted Mr. Gladstone's leadership and refuses to. be" wooed back, He is Macaulay's; gifted nephew and' biographer. " 'ZS-iu.' The President' Civil Service man agement iis receiving an iinuitial amount of criticisba just 'now; from Democratib,"Independent, Mugwump and Republican . papers. .The r Stab has been, quiet while-others, have been "pitching in."u ,. ., .; ' .:. ; biphtheria is extremely fatal in some sections.in.the 'North. -At Lo4 gansport, Ills last week over one hundred children died from this fell disease -At Elmira N.Y.,Jitiis very fatal. -It visits all flections of the country ands,. an awful disease. Secretary Lamar considers James EnsseU Lowell the best writer of pure English now living. itodWM Tim. 'r':f 1 We wonder if nlr.: -Lamar has read any ; of Cardinal ; Newman's 'many writings When did Mr. Lowell ver writo: purer English than Froude or Ruskih ? A distinguished " ma 1 iH six turning, .. v r " .......... 4 . : Three Months? -a I ' . 8 TwoMonthar'fra-.' Cr-' 1 i On Month. KNi''MU'V' -. may not be infallible. h n ? VOL, XXXLX.r-NOr 58 . Ireland is mad over the Government's- attack: "upon ihe National League.4 Mr. O'Connor says ''. it- is really a triumph. He cables to the New York nr on the 27th instirt ?T -MThe movement ra.nst nnlnct ito t increasing hourly in the most remarkable manner. No combination of tenants be fore attemntert ever tnnrnarikail fhta in r wywwwkv kuia am fug completeness of its success. Ti There - is scarcely an estate in Ireland outside the rigidly loyalist districts in the North anoT the D lanes whnm aftilmnt hart rra been effected, where the organization is not established and making;' rapid headway Over three-fourths of the entirearea of Ire land it bida fair hefnrnT!hriat.mai tn om - brace the occupiers of the land with scarce-- iy aa ezcepuon. ine movement is not con fined to Catholic and Nationaliit Cities ; it In e-rienAcA . tn enma' n iik. " - .- - V. j MXW Preteatank and loyalist districts and estates wuere uainoucs ana - loyalists live side by side. The tenants have gone too far to re cede. The lanrtlnrda abatements-of rent, orr And arrayed asainat them the entire nation' beyond the borders of the foreign colony, and a portion of their uwn loiiowera." - ti- i v- Cluverius willpossibly escape the gallows. Three;, of the jury ' that found him guilty of Lillian Madison's murder have signed a petition to ihe Governor asking him ,to- pardon the malefactor.. There is no new . evi dence and yet they 'practically de clare that they were guilty of a moet foul and cruel aot in their verdict. Cluverius is so satisfied that he will live that he has had his teeth opera ted. upon by a dentist. He is a dainty sort of a murderer after all. The Norfolk Landmark says: 1 " ; "We trust that we are not harsher than our neighbors; but, be this as it may: it seems monstrous to us that - the finding of the jury should be impeached on sentimen tal grooBda.".;: r1'--1:; The President will stick to his Civil;; Service hobby. He said to Senator Voorhees: : : ; ; i ' The people voted in good faith for re form, and I shall give it to them i in good faith to the utmost extent of my power." j The President , deceives ' himself. Tbo Democrats . who elected him never "voted in good faith" for that sort of sham reform that consists in carrying on a Democratic. Adminis tration with Republican agents. Not a bit of it, Mr. President. i ; The Augusta; Chronicle Bays Per. ley Poore's statement :- relative to Alexander Stephens' permanent in jury in the fight with Judge Cone, is a mistake. ' It says: ' " "That eood right band was badly man gled.'? but : not permanently hurt so as to prevent the use of a pen. The writer re ceived at least a peck of letters from Mr. Stephens written by his own hand'. .;"; Here is the reply of John Bright, ablest of living Engbsh public men after Gladstone, to an inquiry made him as to England's returning to the barbed-wire business: - i " - 'An ; American recently asked me if it would be possible to return to protection in England. I replied, it is not impossible, but it will not come until the United States restore slavery. " ' ' ; I I Lord Chief- Justice - Coleridge gained the ., verdict in ' the libel suit brought against- him-by his son in law. It would have looked ugly for a case of libel to have gone against the highest British judioial officer.; .-. i - Spirits Tuii)entiiie. - Judge. Ruflin is reportedas im proving. 37rd r:--:ps A fire-company-has been or ganized to juoncord i xt 's A Methodist" female ' seminary is to be built at Lexington.! ; Winston Dailv. ReV. T. J. Off- burn, who badly sprained his ankle at the depot here last . week, : baa,! returned, to his home at SummervUle., . ' .;; ;i' ; ; ,; Mr. A. C. Woodburn, a native of Greensboro, was recently . killed by a railroad train In Texas, ue went to that State fifteen years ago, as we learn from ,lha workman. fi rz:,i:V:.-r. J l j-HLenoir Topicl Mr. . Philetus A.: Maitia, who spent part oi ltsoa in Xienoir nnd i stndied law with Judee Cillev. .has just been elected ' solioitor of the county court or xoung couniy, , lexas ; -: MiltoWvi?0ertt5er.. Messrs.! TTnfphpr Sr. Rt&mns. manufacturers of to baccov have made an assignment.' Messrs.; W M. Watfeins ana j. : w; Aispaugn are the assignees. ? Liabilities : $15,000; assets ''oldshoro The second day's exhibit of the Second Annual Fair of the industrial Associauon or jwisiern xtonu Carolina (colored) was formally opened on Thursday, the 25th inst., ...by J&ofessor E. LTJiornton, pf Tazboro. f ,r , , v ..iiMraham -Gleaner i nFarmeri in this community : are about done sowing wheat, the fait having been quite favorable for- farm work; tf , - The residence of Capt. ,D. S. Thompson seven or eight miles south of this 'placet was; destroyed bv fire on Monday last.: ',' -t'W j'"";,; iii-ireensboro ; Workman CPatrf-f arch's Militant, a Canton of the.bichest de4 gree known in Odd Fellowship, was insti-; tnted in this city tin Thursday, . 25th;rb) Lt. Col. John E, Wpodard,; of i. Wilson, thA mnstcrincr nfflcer for this State. This is a uniformed degree and semUmilitary. V - Dnrh am Sficorer.. If tbi diree- tlrl p the. Richmond Danvifie Railroad tab- thA Tte.ini.Josit around hotel- officea'ttdctbeir line; and especlanf on the NotlktfaroUnaivisiQO.'they mightf be abla'feijear something in.regard to them selves from the travelling -poblie in regard to accommoaauon. i , . H ? i WELMINGrTOK .1, Asheville Citizen: ' The official report on the prowess of The work on the Murphyj division-, of i the -..Western North Carolina Railroad states shat 105 miles are fully completed and, twenty-nine miles partially finished : The. tunneU through Red Marble Gap. In Cherokee county, is being pushed aa rapidly as 250 convicts can work.. :c-j-,. :'x i r,."!.:..: ; .'-.. v - Raleigh News-Observer: Wake Forest t dots : A collection amounting to $31 was made for the benefit of the Baptist Orphanage at Th6masville Rev. Henry McDonald, D." D., of Atlanta, Ga , is expected here next Tuesday to conduct a series of meetlnire-with the Wake Forest Baptist church. ;Dr.-McDonald preached in a meeting here seven 'years -ago with graeiotu results . . k-s. i ; Charlotte; Chronicle: 'Pink Ma son, who was wounded at J eel W att s store on Saturday in : a row by being struck cn the head with a gun, was reported yester day as being very ilL There was consid erable emission of blood from his ears. The Evening Timet is a new paper "Just started tn ; this city, published by the limes fubHsmnc Companv, - lt contains four pages,; twenty-four columns of read ing matter, f The paper says it is the f ore run ner. of a' modern newspaper. :- ; ; Durham" -Recorder: The" re union of the 6th North Carolina Rejeiment. which was announced to be held in Dur ham, lias been postponed on account of the recent disastrous fire. -Due notice will be given at the proper time, as to when it will be. held. . CoL- Black well sold last year 2,500,000 brick for $7 .50 per thousand delivered. .He has - now .1,100,000 which will be sold at the same - price. He stated' just after the fire, that he would not raise one cent on the price of brick, , a ? "y Asheville Advance: "An ex perienced : mineralogist ! of Chicago, who has been sent by capitalists at that place to Birmingham, Ala., and Cranberry, N. C, for the purpose of testing the; value of the iron ores at those places, says that he has made a full 'and .thorough test of the ores at both places, and finds that the Cranberry mines are several .decrees richer than those at Birmingham, and the supply almost in exhaustible. He rives it as his opinion that three railway trains could not remove itallinacenturyi-;';j;q id: i A vi : i Edenton .Enquirer: Edenton is the only place in the world that we know or. which utilizes a tree for a lighthouse. It is the bounden duty of our Congressmen to ask for and insist upon an appropriation to build a lighthouse here. : - Within the next six months the Albemarle & Ra leigh Railroad will be completed from Fly month to Nashville, only some thirty or forty miles from the. capital, and perhaps the entire line will be completed If so we can maxe the journey to Raleigh in six hours. This route is 125 miles shorter, than any other.- - s Fayetteville ; Observer- Gazette: Mr. W. H. Pemberton, of our town, has been promoted.- to the - position of a con ductor on the Q F. & Y. V. Railway. This is quite a compliment tor so young a man, but the promotion is worthily bestowed. - It give us pleasure to learn that Mr. . 8. Cook, who our readers will remem ber was recently heie on a visit to his old home, has been elected to the important A and responsible position of Superior Court Clerk of Smith county. Texas, - Mr. E. J. Fuller, of this place, has' been ap pointed United States Deputy Marshal for. this district.- Miss Helen McCormick, the vigilant and ever faithful . telegraph operator at the Fayetteville office, has ac cepted a position with the Southern Bivouac and will enter upon her new, field .of duty very shortly.' ' We regret to learn that' Mr. H. P. O'Connor, of Carver's Creek township this county, had his dwelling and most of his furniture burned on Sun day morning last; about daybreak. . The fire caught between . the ceiling and roof , and was well under way before discovered. Mrs. O Connor was slightly burned while attempting to save some of the furniture. Mr. O'Connor's loss was about $1,000; in surance $500. .. we have before us a copy of the Japan Daily MaU. printed in Yokohama, ' Japan, , and bearing date of Oct. 7th nit; from which, we copy the fol lowing: - Married, on October 5th, at the residence of Dr.L 3: C.' Hepburn, by the Rev. Wm. Imbrie. D.D., the Rev. R. B. Grlnnan, of Virginia, U. 8." A.; to Miss Louisa Arlena Leete; only-daughter of the late Charles E. Leete, Esq., of Fayetteville, JSfj O-StW ;J Raleigh. News-Observer: ' In the Edenton Street M. E. Church -this morning, the choir will be led by two cor nets. Rev. Dr. J. B. Mack, of South Carolina is in the city, and will assist Rev. Dr. Watklns. of " the First Presbyterian Church,3 in conducting a aeries of meetings during - this week: -7 Died,' yesterday afternoon in Hillsboro. at the residence of bis father, Duncan' Cameron, Esq.,' of Fairntosb,- Durham county, 'eldest son of Paul C. Cameron, Esq. The Gpver i nor yesterday commuted the sentence of JV K. Powell, from hanging to imprisonment for life. Powell as convicted of burglary at the fall lerm of Edgecombe Superior Court, 1886, and sentenced to be hanged December 8d. The commutation was made on the ground that- the house burglarized was one of ill fame. In the case of the: Craven county board of canvassers, before: U. ; 8. -Commissioner , tJoguell, ; 01 ; xew Bern, on Friday, the defendants waived' examination, and were bound over to the April term of the TJ. S. District i Court ! In waiving ; examination the counsel' for defendant expressly disclaimed any ad mission of guilt, protested that . the mem bers of the board claimed to have acted ac cording to law, and expressed their perfect willingness for the matter to be investi gated by a grand jury-.e CoL Thomas R. Rookerdied at his residence near War- renton on the 20th inst. Major 8. M. Finger, Superintendent of Public Instruc tion, has returned, from a ten day a' trip to Hyde county; where no went to invests gate the State lands preparatory to making his final report to tne legislature, ne re ports that a ditch has been completed by means Of which the water in Alligator lake has been lowered fifteen inches, and will be probably" lowered -two -feet. ' Much is be ing done to reclaim the swamp lands, and surveys are being made to determine the exact boundary lines. v Mrs." Mary JS, Headin, wire of James H. Headm, Esq., of Pittsboro,' died ; at her home Wednesday. -.The Governor has' issued a proclama tion offering $300 reward for the apprehen sion of F. H. Broadfoot,who killed H. Frazier at Milburnie last- Saturday. The Governor ; has received a petition in favor of -a -pardon for Henrietta, Neal, a colored woman who, at the. last term, of Franklin county Superior Court, was con victed of infanticide, ' and '' sentenced to be hanged January il7tbVl 1887; - The petition was signed dy the judge, solicitor and sev eral e; tizens. ; -rr Charles . R.f makes p. 0 mineat the following in his paper concern- ing himself t "Its editor has made mistakes,; but they have been errors of the head and, not of the heart.tr. Qe&ad. no heart; there fore, we suppose, in bis late '' antiDemo, cratie candidacy, But. then be made nq. bead-way. either, ' - e ' N; C, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER : 3d; 1886:; j NKW ADVEBTIaBnKnrik. T7C.' M. D. Board wantedr; - f Mtrareoir Gents if drnisriings.".J . J ..'Noticbt-'Tq county creditors, ' Hkiksbsbokb Blank books. - ' ? At Auctoos; Damaged cotton. . i Collixb & Co---Furnitnre sale. 1 '- ! NoTicE--Tp telephone subscribers, j - v , Fob SAii Two dollar building lots, o-; '. YasAmbirob & Cc---Purcell House sale. M. 8. jWnxABD Mutual life Ins j Co. ; vIL .VasLabb Facts for thinking people. ,,lr Receipts; of i cottony yesterday:, were 1,687. bales.- iLr .p;svWa;o5 . rr Wm. Lewis, colored,' veas fined five dollars In the Mayor's Court yesterday ; for fast ni;t:l ; ; The severe, weather, of last win-5 ter .wilL reduce the : Florida; orange ciop' about one-third this year, it is said, i . ; ' The government buoy tender Wistaria was . in port Suttday., She went down the river early yesterday morning. ' Wm. Lew, colored, paid three dollars into the city treasury yesterday for acting in a disorderly manner on the streets Saturday night;.' f rfi .;' - A tranlpjarraigned before the Mayor yesterday morning and ordered to be sent out of the city, proved so uhv ruly and violent that it was deemed best To lock him up in the city prison ; si : An agent of the Seaboard Land Improvement : ' and 'Manufacturing Com pany, of Georgia; v is 'ia the city offering building; lots for sale in "Naval City'. Glynn county, Ga,; at only twer dollars for eanb. lot. ' ' , ': " .. . Y'-1- '. ' . ' Ballroaa Prejacts fn OTbJeii WllmlDg-' ton ! Interested. ; -; f - - It is given out that the management of . the Carolina Central Railroad have ordered that a preliminary survey should be made' at once for the proposed extension of this road from Rutherfordton to Asheville; and upon the estimates .so made the company wiii ; base Us conclusions.. , After Ruther fordton is reached there will be only forty miles to construct to extend to Asheville, and railroad men . think that there is little doubt but that the road will be built. Bun combe county, it is said, will-give $100,000 towards, this enterprise, which ' will ; put Wilmington ia close direct connection with Asheville :: , It is .said that the friends of the New York; Philadelphia and Norfolk Railroad Company are arranging for the extension of their system from Norfolk", Va., to Jack sonville, Fla., and the great Pennsylvania Railroad corporation is backing them up. -The new route, it is said, will be indepen. dent of all other lines, and the most direct that can be chosen. In some quarters it is. regarded as only, a 'scheme on the part of the Pennsylvania Railroad to bring tho At lantic Coast Line to terms. Other persons, however, think that the road will be built,' running down the coast from Norfolk and following the line on which it was intended that the Wilmington and : Charleston Rail-, road should be built. In this event Wil mington would have another great through line to the North; which could not fail to add to its commercial Importance. ' ' ; j ;. ' An effort is now being - made to secure the right of way into Atlanta for the Geor gia, Carolina & Northern . Railroad. ' It la part of an extensive plan of railroad exten sion. ; It will be built direct from Atlanta to Athens, thence to Monroe, N. C, on the Carolina Central. c Mr.' Hoke Smith, the attorney for the company, Bays ; ; '. "The money ' for building. the road is already provided, the surveying parties are already in the field and we simply await this char ter, which I feel sure will not be denied us." IMlHmrT Blmltttmsl :'i:,pz:y ;-l-;t!XXi-i v. A meeting of . the commissioned officers of the Second Regiment, N, C. 8. G., will be held in this city iThnrsday, December 2d. for the purpose of electing field officer Colonel, Lieut. Colonel and Major.' The companies composing the Second Regi ment are the Wilmington" Light Infantry, Fayetteville Independent Light Infantry, Smithville Light Infantryi Shoe Heel RH fies, and Sampson Light Infantry of kClin-: ton. .The present field officers of the regi ment, are, CoL W. f'.CJ. . Jones of Wilming ton ; Lieut.. Col. McRae, of Shoe Heel, and Major Cook, of Fayetteviller , ' .. 053 ; A movement is on foot to buy new uni forms for the entire regiment, and it is un derstood that an effort will be made to get the companies to attend the national drill to be held in Washington next May. " Mili tary organizations from all parts' of ' die country will participate' in this affair. Al ready' one hundred 'separate organizatiqnB, representing twentyseyen 5 States,, have given notice of their intention to be pres ent. , The total amount of money.prizes to be 'contended for. is 26,500,' besides the stands of colors,: gold, silver and bronze 'medals. ;'-'':. I .' .',7 "1 '-,.;rf- ' ,lAu, V -.'RIVER AND inlARlTIBa ' - Nor. barque Frida; Rasmussen, from Hamburg for this port N'ov.1 23d.: J 0 Bjr.". stfamship frfcjfc. Black, lock hence arrived at LiyerpopI Nov, 27, Schr. Benjamin. J?.? Lee; from Phila- -.it: delphia for this portr with, coal, aground ori Goose .Island, Delaware Bay', 'was floated and'proceedecl TX6fjUtitfsSh??P??f. ; The government tug WoodTxwry com pleted repairVatCaptrfikiDner'a ship-yard and is np? "in .readiness for, wor.k.r She will be used in .connection ;with dredging operations at the mouth of the river. , ' -, . - . ... , ? , 1 . . , ,- . - ; K Waasner InUauons. r? The following" are the indications for to day: 0-5: U- :mv 5.3 ii3 ,r ; For NorthCasoUna and South Carolina', j generally .rai;weater,- colder, winaa Gen erally southwesterly, .. ,v r, -: . v, 8a4deq peiatn. &M;Sfsei ' . . diedery sudden!at?l Hotiyestefday eveningfkV thirty-five hin-i ntea pasf 6 o'clock:.1 'Tfiecaase! of fcfs death i'"&--4'a've')een7 rubtrhage''of the' brain, . Hr. jBrownJtey latrived' at the hotel SunQyfromWilsotrytffirT was apparently far good health";. brririr! lis evening he was taken with bleediDithe? nose, which continued through the night. ; Yesterday he was betterr and arose, rdressed himself and went into the dining-room to, breakfastj Shortly af tewarda, however, he had another attack of hemorrhage, blood s issuing, in quantities from0 his mouth ' and i nostrils.! Physicians were summoned and remedies "applied, but without avail; ". .L 1 Mr.; Brownley was well and favorably known in Wilmington.. . He;was a contract tor and builder, and came here, it is under-J stood,7 for the purpose of taking a contract,, on the new Methodist" Church.' The new Champion Compress building was built by MrBrownley. - -.V; ' ' Opera BonaeCracy Paten. T . ". ..'J& email but appreciative audience greeted Miss Kale Castleton and her- Crazy, Patch eompanyat the r Opera House last night. It wasone of those farcical comedies in which the stage of the present abounds a; play replete with side-splitting scenes and ridiculous situations.' - The fun of the play; is constant, and irresistible;, and its fresh-; ness keeps the audience in a continued up" roar. . The play is "constructed for laugh-j ing purposes only" and it fills the bill ex-; actly. Miss Kate Castleton is a pretty and vivacious soubrette, and sangand danced herself : into 'popular 'favor.- She is well, supported throughout, and the company is the strongest of its kind seen here this sea son. ..The acts are three in Dumber and are labelled "Funny," ' "Funnier"' " ahdj "Funniest' and the programme is well'car-j riedout; .. . .r.r :. - MetnodUt Conference. ; The North Carolina Conference of the: M. E. L Church : South meets in Reidsville. to-morrow.,. The delegatea from Uie Wil- mington District are Capt. W. M. PaTkerj of this city, W. J: Parker of Bladen, A. J.' Johnson of Sampson, "and Mr. "Geddie of Cumberland county. Rev.; D. H. Tuttle, of Fifth Street Church, left for the Confer-! ence last night, and Rev. Dr. -Yates, of Front Street Church, will leave this morn ing. t Virginia Peanut Farmer. " A Petersburg correspondent, referring to the meeting of the farmers of Southamp ton, Surry and the belt of counties there-j abouts, say s t "It is stated that the recent organization - among the- farmers ' of the counties east of Petersburg, for purposes' Of mutual, protection in the sale of their peanut products, has already had the . good; effect of advancing' the prices of peanuts' from I to f cents, 'and the belief is that there will be a further advance." - ' .: ! If you wish a good article of Pltjo To-! baoco. ask your dealer for "Old Rip."., f; : CALIFORNIA WINE3 (strictiy pure ftecurely packed. Sand for priee list. D.: Rich & Co.r 735 Broadway. New York f " WHO IS JIBS. WIKSLOW f-Aa this question1 Is frequently asked, we will simply say that she is a lady who ; for upwards of thirty years has unti ringly devoted her time and talents as a female Physician and nurse, principally among children. She has especially studied the constitution and wants of this numerous class, and, as a result of this effort, and practical knowledge, obtained in a lifetime spent as a nurse and physician, she has compounded a Soothing Syrup for children teeth ing. It operate like magio giving rest and health, and is, moreover, sure to regulate the bowels. In consequence of this article Mrs. Wina low is becoming world-renowned as a benefactor of her raoe; onlldren certainly do bisk ttp and; bless her; especially is this the ease in this city. Vast quantities of the Soothing Syrup are saxlt sold and used here. We think Mrs. Winslow has Immortalized her name by this invaluable arti cle, and we sincerely believe thousands of chil dren have been saved from an early grave by its timely ase, and that millions -yet unborn will share its benefits, and unite in calling her blessed.' No Mothxb has discharged her duty to hersuff er lng little one, in our opinion, until she has given it the benefit of Mrs. Wlnslow's Soothing Syrup Try it, mothers tbt it how. iAidics' Ftafor.New York Citv. S I - - all dragglsts. 26 eta. a bottle J NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. ; Notices A 8 THE FISCAL TBAB END 3 THB 8QTH OP xxNovember, it is requested that all persons . having claims against the County of New Hano ver will present the same on Wedneslay, the 1st of December, for payment. - . ..- - ! HORACBAIBAGG, ; ' : no 80 It Beview copy. Chairman." pTTWO TOTJNa GBWTtraCKN. BOARD IN A Privafe Fanny." Are wming to furnish their own room. . noSOlt : '; Address O. if. D , ' " t " Care Stab Office, Snliscriliers TeleBlione Eicliaiip,' :; pLEASE ADDTOTOTOLigTS1 ! K "j No. 23 Parsley, W. L , Residence. : - ;-tv. :B-:-f8--;.:-?14 LAMBDIN, ;v-: no 80 it ; ; ' :c;v"-";s"' Manager.' : l '- .i l .i ; k ' i j ' .. ' Tyo Dollar Building Lots CAN EE HAD FOR TWO DATS ONLY ; ONLY a certain allotment for this eity r located in the new seaport, NAVAL CITY, GA. ; eize 80x90; bona fide every way and warranty deed; no con ditions; over ft.OOO lot owners; high and dry; eall and see maps, certificates, clroulars, &o , at Of fice of the Commercial Hotel, 129 Market St. nosoit . ----- -. FACTS iHa THlWlNaPEOPJJt-WEABJt ;the only hoase'ioing business at present which purchases Its Pianos- from the manufactu rers direct. :. We do not get oar Pianos on com mission, but buy 3 ireotly from tnanufaotnrers at lowest cash prices. We have the smallest ex pengesfoBslble as we have; no store rents nor clerk hire to pay. . We are thoroughly posted on Musical Instruments. We select our Pianos peiv Bonally. We have by far the finest assortment of Instruments. Pleagc. piU and examine for lonrselvw. ' ! S. VAN LABR, t no SO.tf , 401 Bed Cross St., WUmington,N.C. ' WHOLE ?NOIt 6299 NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. :; Jtj S. . VanAHRCVGE '&: CO.: THIS DAY, AT 10 O'CLOCK A. M.. WB WILL sell at Pnrcell Honrs, - ; ; r 50 pairs B!anketsr" Sheets, v - I -" V llCOPfllow Casis : --"18 Grates V - - v 81 Fenders, - ; . - ,S2 Blowers," ? .-.- Milk Fans, Pans, Backets, Dishes, Show Case.. Furniture; Desk, Crockery. Stoves, Bed Springs, &o. Sale positive aud witheut reserve,- r i. U -v - By Collier &t Co. Auct'rs and Com'nMeroh'ts, 24 & 26 N.rWater St FUBNITUBB AT AUCTION TO DAY. i1: ' 5. Sale to begin promptly at 11 o'clock. - One fine Bedroom Set, Marble top;, one fine old style (French Bedstead. Chairs, Bookers, Toilet Sets, one Marbie-top Centre Table, one high post Bedstead, Pictures, Carpets, Washstands, &c. - -- Damaged Cotton at Auction;; pHBS WILL BS A SALE O? SOME 80 OS 40 BALES OF COTTON, partly' damaged by fire, on the Lighter of the Bzpress Sleamboat Company, said sale to take place on the Wharf In front of Messrs. .Williams & Murohlson'a Office, on Wed nesday next, Dec. 1st, at 11 o'clock A. M. . no80 2t .. $$.r - ! O' N WEDNBSDAY, THB 1ST DAY OF DECEM BER, 1886, at the-Conrfe House door, ra the City of Wilmington, at 12 o'clock Mv, I wlU sell for cash, by public ancUon, Desk,- Chairs, Pic ture s and Books.- By order of the Administrator. x w a. vakambinge & co., -- no S8 St . . , Aoctloneers. - '3 v1 Tr Form of Policy THAT IS WKITTBN BY AN Y OTHEB COMPA ny is Issued by the MUTUAL LIF3 INSURANCB COMPANf OF )XBWYOBj This'ctompany fa the largest In the world, is the oldest in the Uni ted States, and furnishes insurance at less cost than any other Life Insnrancs Company, : . T . ' M. S. WILLARD," I ):':::::z Agent 214 NORTH WATER STREET. : no80tf Boiler Skates B ARNEY & BERRY'S ROLLER SKATES, THB best made, all sizes, for sale cheap at ; ' : ; ' ' : ; : HEINSBBRGER'S; f ; Blank Books, ; ! J3AFER AND ENVELOPES, FINE BOX PA- per, Irish Linen Paper and Envelopes to suit, Check Books,' Note. Draft,; Bsoeipt and Order Books. Albums, and many other nice articles just received and for sale very cheap at no30tf .riyi ; ; 'i ) - HEINSBEKQER'S. " QF THOSE .FASHIONABLE FOUR-IN-HAND SCARFS. :? s ' c:ix if A J .4 - ii h X i '-'-A full line of C0LLAR3 and CUFFS. I " A SPLENDID SHIRT for ONE DOLLAR. -i v -H -fy 03 frfvCT'l ! ; FINE BORDERED HANDKERCHIEFS. V BEST UNDERWEAR. ,'v ; h V r-1 rriL'U At.f U?;;-;munson's r"; no SO It ; - t , Clothier and Furnisher. A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. Having quali il fled aa Administrator of the estate of the late William A. Cummlng, before, the Clerk- of the Superior Court of New Hanover County, I hereby give notice to all persons Indebted to said estate to make Immediate payment, and all per sons haviag claims against said estate are here by required to present taem to tie undersigned properly authenticated on or before the rth day of November, 18S7, or this notice will be plead ia bar of their recovery. - j . . : ; WILLIAM M. CUMMIN&,: Jno 7 oaw6 w ": . tu ; - - Administrator, i Wantedj TTIDBS, FT-TB3, WOOL, WAX. HIGHEST CASH JJL PRICES PAID. Ship direct to me. Will remit promptly on receipt of goods, and charge von no commissions. -. ' - . t - , J.F.GARBELL. - : -! t . .Dealer in Hides, Fur, Ac. $ , -' No. 128 North Water St., 1 '. no23tf - Wilmington, N. C. I Dunlanoi Stiff Hats !" ROYS' POLO CAPS I UMBRELLAS 1 1 T-s ' HABBISQH & ALLEN, no28tf - Hatters. 4 Clear the Track ! 51 . THOSE STOVES -MUST GO - OUT V ,PEOPLK will have them, and our George with his "Gray-Tailed Pony" lg shoving them. .- It incur Pride that we keen THB BEST, and ourcnsvm-t era are realizing this. TOILET SETS "too pretty?. ior anytnmg," ana oneap, so eneap. how irranK keepquiet, our next act shall be shorter. .. , -r i no28tf .. , PARKER & TAYLOR. jgY THE AID OF A RECENT INVALUABLE invention I am prepared to furniah Glasses suit-; able to the eyes of all persons whose sight is im paired or in any manner defective. , By this .in strument every pair of Glasses is fitted exactly to -the requirements of the wearer . The tests made are perfected and there oan possibly be no mis take in adjustment, r v - . - - - It Is an Invention of incalculable benefit to those of weak or defective vision. I will take pleasure in showing the method and the Glasses to all. . . GEO. W. HUSGINS, Jeweller, no281w-, ' 195 Market street .: Gnus and Aiiimra J EXPECT ANOTBiR LOT OF BSEECH-LO ADi ING GUNS and AMMUNITION this week(pr next Steamer). Can sell yon anything in that Use as low as any ene, and of as good quality.' A Mai solicited. - , , . - , GBu. FXCK, , r . . no 81 tf jj -. t vil 'l i So. Prontjjst. A Send youi 'orders iol4 n no i tf ; ; i$vj j. a. SPRINGBBi BrechL WRNOW BAVB-A FULL LXNB OF ENGLISH Breech-loading Guns, Revolvers, fine ut-. t8ry of ail; kinds Paper; and .Brass-fShofc. Shells, Wadv.rimers, Beloading Implements, In fact a fine Una of: Sportsman's Goods; at lowest-' cash prices. All we ask is an examination of ons goods : WM, B. SPRINGER to CO. 4 19,21 A 23 Market Street, -no28tf ' Wilmington. N. C KATE C27 ABVEHTIXIKe . . Equare One Day,.....V. "... f 1 0c t Two Dya... , 1 75 n Three DayaM,...-..... 2 Eo r " , Four Days...... 8 Co " J" .r.: Five Days. r...r SBo." ;. One Weea,..w..... r.. ....... 4 00 .-Two Weeks, ........ ' 8 60 - One " : Two Months,,...... .v....... is 00 1, ... en nouusi v ,, , til DC :r.;.T S .- fni VftL-. ." .- n fin co co' j "Contract Advertisements taken afpropor- tlonately low rates. " ' " - ' - - . 'v 1 ' Ten lines solid Nonpareil type make one Bquar :NE"W- ADVERTISEMENTS; - : ITotice. . or's Bazaar Tayl VyBTABK RECEIVING DAILY NEW MIILI. NERY AND" FANCY X30ODS for' tee Holidays, , and will niako a good display rfth new goods - especially for ths Holidays. Having no" room to -show our TOYS, and nowIshIng to disappoint - -the little ones, we were oompelfedrrto open the , - spaolous Store under; the. 1 Commercial Hotel, " whsre we will display out TOYS AND FANCY ARTICLES." -' V . - k Grand opening, Wednesday, December 1st. and j;... t. ( - Thursday, December .Sad.', The public are" cor dlally invited, to Inspect onr NEW; HOLIDAY GOODS at our new: store, tmder the Commercial Hotel, and our MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS t at our old stand. - - - IH A T7T TVfl ... r A 99 mm f " . .... ......... . j.).-. , .118 Market Street. - N. B. Goods can be selected now and put ''-1 aside, or sent home when required, to avoid the' . - ' $ f rushlaterat - 1 ' TAYLOR'S BAZAAR, no SS tf Market St.. under Commercial Hotel. .IOR SALS LOW BY' JV " - ADRIAN & VOLLER8 PjygBblsMULLXTS, - F (OR SALE LOW BY k . - . . .. '1- 0?-i:" ATfRTAW- Jk VnT.t.VBQ''- X TI K A PkgS beat L. L. RAISINS, in f lwU whole, halves and quarter-boxes, JQQQ Lbs Niw NUTS, asSorted. .-. . t PBJJNES CURRANTS and CITRON. -v T7X)H R SALE LOW BY OA A PkgS BUTTER, CHEESE -y-i - t-'v - and IA.RD." jpV)R SALE LOW BY t . -"--"f- : -7-- ADRIAN & VOLLERS, ; . ' -inn Sacks COFFEE, - -' 1 Ayy ,. d Laguyra, v Fill oota Buttatt, au graces, 1 AAA Bbls FLOUR. ' T TJV)R SALS LOW BY a.- --( ADRIAN & VOLLERS. 1 rk TVvrad rtitafSTrn .mAno 1-150 B?"S CESmSQ TOBACCO, . 100,000 C3caABS'.aI1 grades... Tin OB t f -MB Tarn, Sheeting, &Cal : - : Bales RANDOLPH YARN." V " " 2 Bales RANDOLPH SHEETING, . . Lye, Potash. Soda, Soap, Starch, . 1 . j Tobacco, Snuff, Ac, Ac, . , ' 'fn '.stf i&SA For sale low by - ' no 28 tf WILLIAMS. RANBHN& CO. Bagging Ties, Twine, 2Q0Q naVBoUs BAGGING,- ; ' - 2gQQ New-ACTOWTIBS, " " ' "K A A LbBATJNG TWTNE,' t For sale low by ' ' - WILLIAMSrtRANKIN A CO. noSStf Flour, Bacon, Lard. 800 B3 Kt0UB' Kfad8.' . - '1 JQQ BoxesD.S. SIDES, 1 JQQ Cases LARD, -c - ti For sale low by ' , x - WILLIAMS RANKIN CO. .- no 28 tf Holasseg, Sugar, Coffee - 100 BbIs Cf106 Porto Bico MOLASSES. :'r.gQBbtaBeiasd 8UaABS"l ", OKA Sacks Choice RIO COFFEE, ' - For sale low bv " no S8 tf : - . WILLIAMS, H&NE3N to CO. f CigarsV 'Cigars.,; rTSHE FINEST LINE IN WILMINGTON. THY our "STONEWALL JACKSON" and "LIVE TN- DIA" Scent CIGARS. ' ' v ; 5 : v 'r-t WILLIAM H. GREEN CO. - - no28tf . . . Druggists, Market St. tizfe Get the Best. THYPAY TO BE INSURED IN A COMPANY which deducts a discount in case of payment be fore7 the expiration of Bixty days, v hen for the same amount of premium you can Insure in the old Liverpool A London Globe Insurance Company, which pays all losses WITHOUT DIS-OOTjjpT:- ''' ' - i j J.iW. Gordon & Smith. s . "AGENTS, t ;-rk ; ,' .. No. 124 N, Water Streets - r elephone No. W.' -" no 28 tf ' ' A Rug OjnortiiiiitT for a 1 onBgHe." A YOUNG MAN OF PLUCK, BRAINS, AND ii. an ambition to rise in the world, wil h Three Thousand Dollars capital, oan learn of a Gilt- - Bdge investment and a fine opportunity for i spienoia start in axe, oy g OPPORTUNITY. noJw : i nao - r- - , Durham, N. C. boois;at;iee;pSce:of. shoes-: v s ) TN QHDJSB TO .CL0S3 r OUT OUB STOCS ffF GENTS' EOOTS.we offer some special Induce-" ments. to . MEN'S. PEG'D CALF BOOTS AV 2.00.. ; , 8.C0. s Sewed 8.W. If you want a pah of Boots call on us. JWVH give you good valus. tv - Geo. B. French & Sons, .ii CIOS KORTH FBOST BTKS2T.- ' -- no23 tf , : APOK "WITHOUT INJURING A J.TLEQ ooI2i 8m - Jp - i 'ri f V -1 ;i " - i' v !:: - - . t r.i : I -1 -1 ? "4 - , : r- -..!' -r-.-S 1 ' --I:; ' . ;. 1 A 1 1 :-1 - x i -I :1 f t - i - A