North Carolina Newspapers

The Morning-.Star", "-y -; rnrijN :vv --." !-... -f v,;r i ..., r,Tui. ri " - .. 1 . ; . ' -'... .,- -i 1 i- - k i -. i .-- ..; . .. t m c - -. -m. - t a. ' "w- it a v . . a. - i : m urn m i - : --. -J i i - 12222- One Wlj.... 4 - kzVSZ: -V- mo Mont I rol 1 ' : y- - -- m "- 'S'uot authorised t coUeot for mora I V f J j Y T ..l u tfio Poit oiioo at ni nlaton.N. C ah 8coa-'i ?iait Matter. OUT LINKS. The total visible supply of cotton for tho world is 1,229,353 bales. Twenty-three persons were killed and sixtv injured by the railway accident in England. esteraay was the npor, when be sudifeoly drew Ma hasd to . uiuicawj ine cyclonic aisturbance, re- X - cloin?day of the national centen- I hia he't. his face became deathlike in its ' Services in St; John's church to ferred to yesterday, as being to the bo" of 10 o'clock, at the pixth street Mar ni ,i celebration in Philadelphia, and iSlfl'Jtl h.wed back on !P? nd hla dav by the rector, Dr. Carmichael, at 8tward of Cuba, and as probably et Houe; at n o'cicck at the Fonrth street was observed as "Memorial Dayf the principal feature was the assemblage of the dignitaries of the land at In- lepeiuience nan, wnenxne iresiaent luaile a brief speech; the memorial oration was delivered to Justice Mil ler, of the Supreme Court, prayer was offered by Archbishop Gibbons, and the benediction, closing the cere monies, was pronounced by Rev. jere Witherspoon, of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, of Nashville. The total Visible sunnlv of nnf- ii. l j . . u ri-i . . I ton tor i lie wunu is i,,ooo oaies. I Twenty-three persons were killed ami sixty injured by the railroad ac- c,,,l,u,"r: 1 . cago market yesterday wheat was dull and lower, there was a down- wanl movement in corn, and pro vi- sions were dull ana lower. Two I attempts were made to wreck a train on the Chicago and Atlon Railroad Friday afternoon. 'ew York markets: Money easy a. 4im5 per cent., closing offered at 4 w.) per cent.; cotton quiet at 9 10-16 9 H-lGc; southern flour quiet and about st ady; wheat options mode rately active; No. 2 red September nominal at T8ic; corn spot lots de clined ( lc and options fc, closing heavy at bottom retes; No. 2 October 49fi?49'c; spirits turpentine firm at 80Je; rosin quiet at $1 051 12. Time are now 27 prisoners in Wake county and still crime is ieerei-ing, say the Judges. I he prospect of hanging the An ;ll)i. in Chicago gives universal Miisfa iiion except to the fellows to lie i an.'fd. We fear the great inventor and atiniH Tho. Eddiaon, is not far from his death. He is reported as 111 a uTy bad condition. FivH ocean steamers are homMtr1 bound , freighted with siffht seeing American... And still they never saw ll,,und Knob or Waccamaw L:ik e. Xm World sent six reporters to It is a good specimen of enterprise Saraiogt 10 interview the Republi- and is a valuable Centennial offer-caiMlelegau-s as to their choice for ing. The North American is the l.-Mj,t. Of .372 delegates who wrr ,ur oiame, zo i lor ieoew. 19 for Tinn.dn Ah or. I i - ua- - a man got but 4. The non committal were 100. Henry George says his campaign will cost $50,000. He is counting on tbe Aim-Poverty Society raising the ""pond ul ic." That is a new way to get rich by spending your money. That, is on a par with tlm Protection of taxing a country to death to Nako it. prosper. John Sherman has opened the cam- P'gn in Ohio with a red hot speech I , tbe most eulphurous and lurid k,nd- He gave the American eagle a fev flips, wrung the tail of the Ohio mule, uttered a war whoop, danced a war dance, painted his face wade and then pulled on the old bloody shirt, scalps. John is now ready for We thought that Doan Scot!, of "Liddtll and Scott" Greek Diction ary fame, had been " gathered to his Others long ago. His book was in e more than forty years ago. Tbe ew iork Churchman says: of'r?.'aa Scolt taa intimated his intention oj. reaignmg the Deanery of Rochester on Sin, ,frconUnued l-health: He was R Rei D,enin.187. having been Mas cei for 81xteen years, and will re UTe a Pension of 1,C0Q a year." The STAR don't anm tn nn mimh UDOut Ohio Th .... 1 j 1 Inter a? peop!e In Ohio." Chicago But Pis" r. 1 never slander their fellows, bear 1 ae-witnesg aod indorse mouthing 0 -" tucir uercenesB 01 vi- -peratton. Such people pnll at the ea m their own eyes before dig B1Dg at the mote in the eyes of their neigbbor8. cai? W F' Beaeeley of Oxford, n meeting of 'the Confederate e Association at Raleigh 20th mi. ueBay8: r... .: ; Uhed ;,. be addressed by distin TrooP8 uryrvorB ' "Tbe North Carolina meeting w5n k ?ri5c!Pl object of -i the, pWolinaXii, ?,eoIde whetnr North NO. 154, James Barron Hope , was born on me zta of March, 1829. He had done hi day's work, gonehome,taken a meal, laid down and slept. His pa- Vr. the . Norfolk Zandmar, .ay.: ..... . . I thlw f-ne et kun i it tii Nnn nan nr r. a & w P-Beuc9 Q W UO? " J'" announces bis death editorially in a few touching u" ujuimarK announces bis i wurus. 4 nen follow the last edito- rials the gifted hand ever peuned. liow pathetic 1 How full of warn- ing! u .uc auuuuub oi uis ueain it is said: "Of a loftv mM. -hir.h - rear, be was as gentle and winning in bis manner as a. wnmnn mnA in k;. r.;nr.n ir... - . . z-r- : T . " . iireaua as hbv. he cIuarwith ThJ' hia nalnrAtn I h. tcnnK.. . l:. . i j r 7 x " ui uw cuuu- hood. ud ha walked in the fear of his creator am nta faith was in the Christian religion. " He leaves a widow and two mar- 4 j . "8U daaStecs. We are much grati- fie1 at tn announcement that he lived 10 mpeie nis memorial poem. ix freeiaent uavis is out in a Ti - , . . . I letter in reply to Bishop Galloway I of the Methodist Church, and it is interesting reading. The noble Southern statesman, honored and re vered, though disfranchised and without, a country, says: "Disfranchised though I be. the love of my life for tbe Constitution and the liber ties it was farmed to secure remains aa ar dent in ae as it was in youth. Tha Heibodmt Church South has ben to me tbe object of admiration and grate ful affection, because of its fidelity to prin ciple, despite, the pressure of wealth and power, by tbe zeal of its underpaid minis ters who have gone along bye ways to pene trate unfrequented regions and there 'preach the gospel to the poor.' Often has my memory recalled the prophetic vision or Bishop Alar Tin. Will it be fulfilled by introducing politics into the organization of the church he nobly illustrated ?" The North American newspaper of Philadelphia is one of the oldest papers in the Union. In its issue of 15th Sept., 1887, it published a fac simile of the Grst printed copy of the Constitution of the United States I T'U a A .7 1 . .1 uimeusions, lyprograpny I and contentB of four pages of the I Pennavlwania TiIrf n.:i.. Penn8ylvaoa Rocket and Daily tty Advertiser for Wednesday. 19th I ver"ser or Wednesday, 19th September 1787, are all reproduced I . r ' lojiuuuueu, 1 Even the color of th n.nAP r -1 o - linial successor of the old paper of io7, ana as such is tbe oldest daily I in tV;a a. tuio avVUUbl y TJ3LJE3 c it NEW AOTKRTISEBIBflTS. O. O'Couhok For sale. D. E. LrjTHBR Wanted. C. .M. Harris Five for ten. Munson Children's clothing. C. W. Yates Fine stationery. Brown & Roddick New goods . Dick & Mearss Leading house. Market Notice Renting terms. Br. Passport Reduction of fare. I. Q. Hardin Grape phosphates. D- O'Connor On the best term. it- Li Hutchins Wearing enamel. Geo. R. French & Sons Fall etyies Louis J. Poisson Real estate agent. Miss Hart School for young ladies. John W. Barnes Shorthand writing Parker & Taylor -Stoves, toilet seta. R. P. McDotjoall Now is your time. Fennell & Daniel Horse milliners. Harrison & Allen D unlap stiff hats. W. E. Springer & Co. Hardware, etc. E. Warren & Sob. Nice line of pears. Notice Citizens' Building .Association. C llikb & Co. Consignments solicited. 8. H. Fishblate Tailor-made clothing. Alderman. Flanner &Co. Llriitnln? roda. Redaction of Fare. With the approach of the winter season, Capt. J. W. 'Harper, general manager, announces a redaction in the fare to, Carolina Beach, and ; a change of schedule, to take place on Wednesday the 21st inst. The fare to f h r)AfuTi unrl retnrn xrHIl Vio Anlv twenty - five cents. The Passport, on auu alter . me tiaie mentioned, will leave her wharf at 9,30 a. m. and 12.30 p. m. , - . xne eunaay scneauie will be tne same as heretofore. ' - Tne Blver. There has been a rise in the upper Cape Fear and steamboatmen are en couraged in the belief that the "low stage" season is over, rf 5-i Capt. Smith, of the steamer D. Mur ehison, arrived yesterday at 10.80 a. m:, reports that the Cape Fear river at Fayetteville had risen three feet up to 12.80 p, m. Friday, and was still Tising. There were about five and a half feet of water on the shoals. The Murchison brought down 272 bales of cotton,1 besides naral stores. The skilled optician; - Horace Ii.!' Caaoa representing . Bawkes' ; celebrated: Specta eles, can be seen for a few. days at R.: R. Bellamy'i drag' store,- Dq not fail to !see him about yonr eyes. Consultation freest WILMINGTON, J i t. Four marriage licenses were is- sued the past week one to whites and three to negroes. - Th, Crimio Ct ' f or thi. ftnnntrni. Z n. I "T-l'' . . u o ciock io- wti 4ii4-v y 7-80 a. m., 11 a. m, and 5.30 p. m. The BriUsh steamship rs, Capt. Douglass, arrived here Tester- f day, to load cotton for Liverpool at j the Champion Compress. I Rev. C. L. Arnold will officiate I ou uuurcn inis morning at I iA o cioct and on the three Sundays foUowine- Sunday school at 4 o'clock. Carpenters are placing in posi- i... " . .. 43 I lion mrtiK fnitha r.Af r .1.. T x I vu rnuBre lorme roor to th ntm-a eU M the benefit of others in- I fftA tti i i , 1 "ci uj. xourin ana MuiDerry 8ireeW. Wrace Methodist Sabbath School , has changed its hour of meeting from five oock to three o'clock,commenc- ing this afternoon and continuing ... , . , o nntil furthernotice. to-morrow being the Hebrew i,eff ear win De celebrated bv our TkT TT .... . - . Jewish teUow citizens with the usual observances. Their stores and other places of business will be closed. There were eight interments in the cemeteries of this city the past week one in Bellevue, two in Oak dale, and five in Pine Forest (colored) cemetery. Five of the eight were children. English services will be held in St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran I cnnrcnat.il a. m. to-day. Noser- vices at night, as tbe pastor, Rev. F. W. E. Peschau, will preach in the Jewish Temple. There was a liftino- match . terday morning on Dock street. Capt. John Zellar lifted three double sacks of shot weighing three hundred pounds and Capt. Virginius Hall lift ed two hundred pounds. The question is asked, "Would it not be a good idea for all our churches to have services at the same hours ? Then one who could not hear a J the bell of his own church could go by I A.1 1 ,, . .no ueu 01 some ouier enntoa." Grace Methodist church at the Tnifwi mi mi I loc -iue xto ser- vice this morning. Rev. F. W. E. Pe8chau, of the Lutheran church, . I w" u" vue PU1P" ai 0 o ciock p. m Sabbath school at 3 o'clock p. m. At the Fifth Street Methodist church to-day, Rev. D. H. Tuttle will preach at 11 a. m. on "The Kingdom of Christ; Its Final Triumph." At 8 p. m. on "Instantaneous Conversion and How the Converts Hold Out." All are invited. 17. S. Marshal Richardson writes to the Stab to correct the mis statement that he had received funds sufficient to pay jurors and witnesses for the last term of the U. S. Court. He says: t hoV fnrua nra I 1 nave innas IOr the pre- I sent fiscal year but none yet for the last. That will be provided for when Congress meets. " There was no rain in the Wil mington cotton belt yesterday. The temperature was from three to twelve degrees lower. The lowest maximum recorded was at Charlotte, 71 degrees. Wilmington and Lumberton 74, Wel don 75, Cheraw 76, Salisbury and Wadesboro 77, Goldsboro 78, Newbern 80 and Florence 81. The warehouse on the steamer Hurt's wharf, at the foot of Chesnut street, was broken open Friday night, but so far as known nothing was stolen not even Mr. Madden's um brella, which stood conveniently be hind the door, and was about the only article that could have been con veniently carried off. Personal Sheriff Manning has gone to Heidel burg. Pa., on a brief visit. Mr. Morrison Divine, of the Atlan tic Coast Line, is in the city.- Mr. F. A. McArthur, of Grand Ra pids, Mich., is in the city, represent ing the Sheffield Railroad Velocipede Company. ' Maj. Foster, city editor of the lie view, who has been sick for some time time, is recovering, and hopes to re sume his position on the paper in a few days. - Mr. A. Weill, soliciting agent of the Atlantic Coast Line, has been quite sick for several days. ' We are glad to learn that he is how much better and hopes to resume his duties in a few days. Infantteldle. . Some of the police were engaged Friday in investigating an alleged murder of a newly born infant - by its unnatural mother, somewheres on the northern outskirts of the city. It was learned that the .woman was col ored j and shortly after she had i made way with the child, through her own imprudence'' was'jtaken sick and died a day t or two" ago. What disposition the woman had made of the f body Of the? murdered child,r r could . not.be learned; 'Jr " ' - - r . 1 - -' N. C, SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 18. 1887. K,.lox. The following was included In. our Press dispatches last night, relative to the cyclone .reported southwest of S? LTJI I . ZJ B .v,. w wiguaiuiuoe m Washington from Havana, Cuba, v now curving to the. northward." kt. i. . ii 1 1 umiuruauoaregaramgtne storm u kuxo uibjrbuc uiBtux uauuu xiaviog made no visible Impression on the uruii coast as yet. J- .... in conversation yesterday, relative I to cyciones ana the equinoctial storm a Stab reporter was asked as to the probabiUty of one for this section this I year Tne reporter not being posted I nnnini x - I """muusu ui miMUKlllo iar ms uwn i c,- I bere8te(l. I ) n ri n T A. shrkif. Intamlom I 0 - ' a " WiI owb, me lonowing I facts were in snhctnn oi !f ari rr cinMv.w in nmaf , L I ' J - - aaaaa.k. HVi , I1UUI AVTV IU 1,000 miles. Storms of extensive areas I are generally accompanied by mode- t. Jl r.. 1 nmuo,,uo ooYcniijr 01 wuica usu- nanaliv .T.oraa in v.. .u wviviuu w ine decrease of the storms centre. I TL. Mil. MA, . . .1 I A"" wmtfl o -me tract traversed I by tese storms, extends from the I oot the Rockies to some distance into the ooean, and it can thus read ily be seen that all equinoctial storms need not necessarily strike the same place every year. They apparently all originate at the same place, but their course is regulated by certain atmospheric conditions, and their diameter being but a fractional part of the territory traversed, greatly re- duces the chances of striking any par- ticular point Some atmospheric dis- turbance usually occurs during the earth's equinox, and it cannot be said that it has not occurred if it fails to reach any particular locality. Last year's equinoctial storm, it. will be remembered, visited the eastern coast of Texas with sad havoc, and pass ed up the Mississippi Valley Into the lakes, thence up the St. Lawrence Valley, across the ocean, and was se verely felt in England. The Board of Audit and Fi nance will meet in regular session to- morrow afternoon, at 3 o'clock. 8e3 fourth page for other local news. "irmiilitir 10 Japan. Austik. Tbias. March 3. 1882. Mr A. K. Hawkes: Dear Sir I am much pleased with the pantiscoplc glasses vou so nerfectlv adantMl tr mfM.iih you so perfectly adapted to my eyes; with them I am enabled to read, as in mv voutb. .w the finest print with tbe greatest ease. I cheerfully recommend them to the public. Respectfully, R. B OlTBBARD, (Ex-Governor of Texas) Minister to Japan. These famous glasses are sold in Wil mington only by R. R. Bellamy, Druggist A fit guaranteed. f THB FLORENCE NIGHTENGALE OP THE NURSERY. The foflowtn is aa extract from a letter written to the Otrmatx Re few mi iKumm. fX ChambersbTirrh. Penn. : A Bmncntm. net open toe door for her, and Mrs. Wlnalow will prore the American Plorenoe Nlhtburale of tbe Nursery, of thla we are so sore, that we will teach onr "Snsy" to say, "A blessing on Mrs. Wlnslow" for helping her to surrlTe and escape the griptnjr, colioklnx, and teething siege. M as. WiHgLow'a BooTHnrw 8 tout rellerea the child "p PSSMjooresdyaenteaaiddlarThosa. It aoftena the gumii,reiuoe Inflammation, cureewtnd ooiro, ana carries toe mrant amiety tnrongn the weufflMfpenoa, u performs precisely what It professes to perform, every part irt or it nothing leas. We have never seen Mrs. Winslow know her only through the preparation of her "Soothing Syrnp for Children Teething." if we had the power we would make her, as she Is, a physical aanourto tne miani raoe. sold oy au arngglsts, 85 cents a bottle. DIED, MURKY. In this city, on Friday, 16th lasi., at 18 o'elook M., of heart disease, THOMAS D. MURBY, aged 68 years. Funeral services at residenoe on oorntr of Foorth and Bladen streets, this (Sunday) morn ing, at 10 o'clock, thence to Oakdale Cemetery. Friends and acquaintances are invited to attend. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. For Sale. rpHS POOL TABLE. COUNTER AND, BAB FIX TTTRIS of the Star Saloon. Apply to D. O'CONNOR. Real Estate Agent. sep 18 It Notice. gUBSCBI BSRS TO AND THOSE INTENDING to subsorlbs to the Stock of Cltis&ns' Building and Loan Association, will, If convenient to do so, please call on Jas T. Riley, temporary Secre- tary and Treasurer, at Jt. Q. Barker' A Go's office, and sign eoastltatlon, pay their admission fee of SSoeataDar share to hfm. and leave a ballot for Directory to be ehosen at meeting wnions hereby called at City Hall Court Room. Wed neaday, evening 21st, at 8 o'clock. This will facilitate business very much and enable those who cannot attend meeting to vote for their . ohoioe. J NO. H. SHARP, Chairman. sep IS It (Review and Index copy.) Seduction of Fare D CHANGE OF SCHEDULE. ON AND fter Wednesday, 21st Inst., tbe 8 tears er PASSPORT will leave for Carolina Beach at 9 39 A. M. ana 2.90 r. M. , Returning, train will leave Beaeh at 12J0 P. X. gnd 5 P. M, Fare to Beaeh and return TWENTTFIVE CENTS. Nc half tloketa. Sanday Sohedule same as usual for PASSPORT. JNO. W. HARPER, seplTlt ..Gen'l Manager. Collier & Co. , UCnONEERS, 1SI MARKET STREET, ' " . t ! . , , WILMINGTON, H. a . Coaslgnmfmts soUotted. - . - sep 18 It .TXTANTKD. Agents to every town and VU- f f Uge to sell our New Cnrieuaaae Booka C5 selllnc from GO ots to t3 &9l One won an with a family writes that she averaged $7.09 a day but year, front September aatQ Christmas. Ooe new, agent made St53 iB alx weeks. . one sold a tber nrat week taaMllage of only S0Q. TryltmVoae eehool dlstrtotlf aomor.v Toafeaw anaka iron f 35 to SSOSL . U.B; LVTHBB4 v 68X Wsmoulx STsarer, Atlanta, Ga. , :: sep is st - - . su th ana ww , NEW' ADVERTISEMENTS. REKTIK& OF MARKET STALLS, Pish Stalls, Stores, JLc. Market Heme; and at 12 o'clock at the front street Ma.ket Eorue. the SUTa, Stores aed rented atpaWlo auction, nnder the direction of I fhA m II ta. I u.JJlvDUB HVeu, upon me lerms re I ,t,,r(1 b '- immediately thereafter ihe I 8tI,B or be Market wm be rented. B D. HAH , Chairman Committee. BSD IS it Market Hot.ir.A i - I 'T'HK STALLS, STORKa AND SPACES IN THB I u ... 1 . .1 . . .... 1 "'MfMoiun 1,117 wiu oe rented on the 20th lnt. on the MIowtng terms- I Tenoxa renUn to pay the month'a rest la advance on the aCot and to "lttont aecurity. howerer, for the ?.ft5r in adrance.. 'and oon- I ",u yrwimo lou upon ten aaya defaoit the '.6?"tt?'!!!or.i'u cm muu iu8 louaub, m uai oase, anall vacate with I is it proMI; " . AA.AA.AAAA, V.UlmU. City Taxes. 'pflB BOOKS CONTAINING THE LISTS OF iER POrtr nd Poll, for the Jf ff J . have been placed In my handi for ihe wiitchuu vi uis laxea on ueaame. WJC A WILLS ON, eepSU TaOoyectorandTTea.orer. Shorthand Writing. JPULL COURSE Of INSTRUCTION IN TIN weeks at OKX-H 1LP the ntnal cost, and In ONr PrFTH the time usually n quired by ihecorree- pondence system. Complete maatery of the Art, and ability to write any word in KnUgh ruarinteed. Hoars of Instruction to 10 P.M.) suited to the convenience of yonthr men In business. rooJrtaInlnfull Lo form atlon at Book For eoholarshlpa apply from 5 to 7 P. it to . w. uAKwap, Teacher, tJ'A?t Go Pck l1- 89 Fnt 6U sep is st uac Pears, Pears, Pears. ON MONDAY Wfi Wl HoTfi fl NlflR Uffi flf PpQN 1 - UUV Wl 1 UUlll E. Warren & Son, EXCHANGE CORNER. sep IS tf For Eent. BOUSE No. 410 SOUTH SECOND street, now occupied by Mr. N. Jacob!; ISSI bath. contains eight rooms, water, gas and House No. 407 South 8econd street. House No. 116 South Fifth street, now occu pied by Mr. Katk;haa water, bath an 1 gaa. House No. lis South Fifth street. House norteeast corner of Fifth and Dock Bis. Douse south side of Dock, between Seventh uu ignia streets. Fine new House south side of Chesnut. between SUM uu MTtmo avreev, water gaa and beta. Houae southeast oorner Second and Ann eta. Honse northeast oorner of Marset and Fonrth streets. House southeast oorner of Fifth and Princess; wMnnn u(ub rooms. Housewuthweet oorner Chewnt and Fomrth BnttM u( iMa n fLA.A.w.A . . . v.. I Hons aaat atda nf RmtuI .. v. Prlnoeas and Chesnut; eight room, cistern and Water works. Hooae No. 8JB North 8lxth street ; nine rooms. House No. 400 North Tblrd streev ALSO Storeg Offices and seyeral fine Wharves. Appjy 10 D. O'CONNOR, Real Estate Agent. pep 18 tf For Eent, PTTItCBLL HOUSE, FIFTY-TWO ROOMS. ltd IISI III Apply to Sep 17 tf WM. E. 8PBINQER A CO. For Rent, THAT DESIRABLE HOUSE ON TH, between Mulberry and Walnut streets, 'now occupied by Mr. R. C. OrrelL Apply to sep lflSt TI. MoL GREEN. For Eent. THAT COMMODTOTTH RTORV fin 9 and 8 South Water street, now oceu- Si III piea oy J. s. McEachern, not jet I rented. Rant year commences October 1st. Call earlv and aacnra the tirir A good stand to be rented ebeao. Apolyto . D. L. UORE. sep 18 tf l North Water! t. . ess: 1 ICE. ICE. ICE. JN YIEW OF THE FACT THAT WE INTEND enlarging our plant, and shall soon have the capacity to furnish FIFTY TONS OF ICE DULY, we have decided to reduce the price to the figures we originally Intended selling at. On and alter to day we will furnish ICE, deltv end twice a day, at following rates: .10 to 60 pounds, each delivery, cent per pound. , lOO pounds, each delivery. 40 cents per 100 pounds. ' large quantities at lower rates. We trust that the above prices will be aaUefae. WmE, Worth & Co. v. sep I tf ,.; . , ; th su , . . . V . -; ' WHOLE NO. 6548 NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. TAILOR WHY PAT BIO MONET JUST FOR TBS NAME Or HAVING YOUR CLOTHING "jBaDK TO ORDEEt' TRY FI8HBL ATE'S Tailor Blade Sulla J art one 1 laie. and yon wUl nerer bother with Merchant Tall trn again. YonKctthesime cites of gx!s. better fin- lahed. aa gxd, U not a batter fit, more Styllah. and about one-half the price; la other words yo get two Suits for abont one prlc J. The revolution In TAILOR MADE CLOTHING Is the greatest oyer known In the trade. It Is so great in large ctUds that the Merchant Tailors, to do btuloeae, hare to make salt at abont tbe same price that Clothiers sell their BEADY MADE TAILOR SUITS. We propose ta do the same thing. If we cannot snlt yon in onr Tailor Made Goods, we will make them to order for you at a small adrance la the price WE ARB SOLE AGENTS OP THE PATENT WARE SHOULDER COATS, the moet worthy lmDrorement In t ha irt .r ManufactarlDR Clothing, which we snccesifnlly lnirodoeed to oar patrons last aeieor. THE SQUARE SHOULDER COAT And Tailor CTade doitilng TO BE FOUND ONLY AT OCR STORES. To convince yon that we mean what we say, we will tire responsible parties THIRTY DAYS TRIAL, and If not aa represented can retnrn gocds. 8. H. FI8HBLATE, MEN'S WEaR DEPOT, sep 18 DAW tf Wilmington. N. Cc. School for Young Ladies, MISS HART, Principal, Assisted by MIS3 M. B. BBOWN. VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC TAUGHT By MRS. A. M. WADDKLL. The next session will begin THURSDAY, tbe Cth of October. Course of study thorough. In traction la the Frenoh laagnage. Class singing. CalUthenlcs. and Needlework free of extra I charge. Special attention ilren to the enltlTa- tlon of the voice. Pnplls reoeiyed for the entire session only. No ded action made exoeot hi nr mwj-a sickness. " For terms and particulars, apply to the sep 4 tf nao u PRINCIPAL. 6 North Third street. Cape Fear Academy T3 EOrENS MONDAY. SEPTEMBER I6TH. .w suiaBna careruuT rmnndMi mil nnr.. for Business or CoUege. Leading Male School In tbe city. Please enter sons at besinnlng of session. See Catalogues with teatlmonlala, ea uio, B V . f a DWt rvUTM. WAHHIRGTON CATLETT. Principal. P. B. MANNING. Assistant wslVw Zm DICK & MEAEES I a No. FRONT. LEADING HOUSE FOR STILES & FITS. Merchant Tailoring AND CEXTLEMCXI FURMSIII tGS. aep 18 It e fill Do Ton mi JF YOU WANT A GOOD STOVE WE HAVE IT. If you want TOILET SETS we bare them. If you want Hoase Furnishing Goods generally call and see us. PAB&MH TAYLOR. PURS WHITE OIL. aep 18 2t Mr. H. L. Cason, rpHB PRACTICAL OPTICIAN. AND BSPRS sentatlve of Hawkes' ICrystallaed Lenses, will shortly visit WUalngton and remam for a few days at B. R. Bellamy's Drug Store, which Is the depot for these famous Glasses. He U thor oughly conversant with the errors of refraction aad diseases of the Eye. Do not fall to see him Proper announcement of his arrival will be given sep 16 tl DUNLAP STIFF EATS. HABBX80JI 4t ALLX3L sep 11 U I Persons Biiflding TTTILL PLEASE REM EMBEB THAT WE ARE f T putting np Llghuing Rods ta oosneeUoa With koofln. Drive Well, Ao. Dont give your orders to Lightning Bod Ageets whoa . yoa can get better work done at lower fijrures bere at ?: CaU oa ue foe Builders' Hard ware Of every description. . .P1 to Jware,Tlmware, Ac, v as)18U . nTlmlngton. V. C atprcpcr- f Ten Paa eoIM KoaparaU type make cmear NEW ADVERTISEMENTSTT ! JUST EECEIVED! BROWN & RODDICK. - ;.' 9 North Front St v Branch Store, 27 Hay fit, PayetteTille - PARTICULAR ATTENTION 13 CALLXD TO A NEW LINE OP TUFTED GINGHAMS . WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED, . 12 l-a Cents Per Yard, Regular - Price IS Cents. We haye stul a few dorsa left of those" VV- MaDnfacmren' IoperfectHaiiatoto!s" ALL PURE LIXE!. . , . ZLADIES, 5 and 10 Ceata.' - I i 1- GENT8, 8 and 12 1-2 Cents. " 1 bey are wlthont exception the most decided , ; . bargain eyer offered. -y ' CRINKLED SZER8UCKERS. 10e to close, -WINDOW CURTAINS WITH nXTUREVeV oenta each. ' A fall assortment of LADIES' FLANNEL SUIT-; INGS. BROWN & RODDICK NORTH FRONT STREET, ''"'I' Branch Store, 27 Hay St, FayetteviUel" wp 18 tf Cliildren's ND BOYS' CLOTHING. LATEST 8TTLX8. GRIAT VAHIKTY. LOW PRICES. MUKSON, - P,81t Clothier.-Ac. Fine Stationery. : . ROYAL IRISH LINEN PAPER ANDENTE- lopea. LeXert atylea In ruled and unruled V EM?" ?oi,t ctpoo (3 enoe. Oonveatont always on handT SCHOOL BOOE3aSiSSooi 8nppllee at lowest prioea. sep 18 tf C. W. TATE.'-.'- Grape Phosphates. 1 DELIGHTFTL COMBINATION OF FCRZ . Grape Juice with Tonlo Phorphatea, an elejpaatf and refreshing drink, for 5 cents only, at . ' ; i. H. HAKDUi'S f harmacr.' ' J SP 18 tf KtwktfM. On the Best Terms. . ; TJT AEP WARE. CROCKERY. TINWARE, sep 18 tf At GILES A MURCHISON. " FALL STYLES. "Vri SHOW NOW MANY NEW AND YSttlY . stjles of Ladles', Gents'. Misses' and Children's SHOES. . ' BEST DRESSING FOR LADIES' SH0Z9 la tie State. WC1 not crack or Injure leather. Geo. B. French & Sons,' 109 NOBTH FRONT 8TPEET. " H . . sep 18 tf v Wm. E. Springer & Co. JltPOBTEES AND JOBBERS OF HARDWARE and CBOCXXBY. can offer special IndnoenvesU to Wholesale buyers. .tl.ta Market Street. t- seplStf wumiarafi. . c. Now is Your Time r po GET TOUBT BUGGY OR CAEEIAGE BE - "- paired and Painted. I can make it look aa good aa new. or eaa trade or sell yoa a sew on. Try ' -me. In the old )eU brrUdtBg, oorner of JYlaoees and Seoood atreela. Yours truly, eelStf R. P. McDOUOALL. LOUIS J. POISSON, -t- -BEAL ESTATE AGENT, KO. 118 NOBTH SECOND ST. urn Parties wtehmr to ber t aall Em) rr those havlag Estates to manage aad. Beet to eoUeot, would do well to can on aa ae lm Wearing Enamel . J3ATNT, I WILL SELL YOU, OB I WILL PAINT or decorate your bulldaig tn a style trvv,A Practical Falalar aad dealer m all kteds of rantts. e. Bote Aront tar imtwromui vtKw4. Shop l? North etiratreet. ee 18 it Five for Ten." QNB PACKAGE OF THB BENGAL W AWTrt CHEROOT, eontalnmctSre splendid Saokea, for 10 oents. free from flavor. , - U X. HAKRX8. ' eplTtf News aad Cigar Deaiez.' ' . We Get These. Iljwu waat your BJjMnr dcSTae It otld btingHto rNJxgli. DAinsT I V . OoUars. Eames. Harness and Whips cf el kinds aa Choan as irr Harm tnik. v .Stiatf (Eerka copr)., - - , -