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he MormnglaL WILLIAM IL BEBSAIIO, to m mm i : , nun DAILYXCgT MONDAYS. -. . 80B8OKIWXOH, W ADTAC. v.. ay Mall). Postage Paid..- gft 00 00 Three Months ,. .. X 51 CO )nejSS city Subscribers, delivered la amy part Twblt Cshts p week. Our City ,ftb8 City. authorised to oolleot for more qP?HiS? months in advance. , "Tit the Post Office at wlltnlntfoa, IT. C jd at tne Matter. - B3 uvv-y - . OUTLINES. ti cotton crop "for they present nr iS estimated at 6,550,000 bales, &n4 'ease of 43,000 bales over 'the -pre- viQuS one. Gen. Boulangerjhas been relieved from his- command; in the French army, and. his: arrest or dered; it is further stated that be has resigned. Minister - Maif nins's faeral services Mvere. held in Trinity Chapel, New York, yesterday morning: the boay was sent to JSew1 Orleans for interment. . 'The Scotch cutter Thistle sailed for home yesterday morning, y Sir Charles Ttipper lias been appointed to repref sent Canada on the Fishery Commisr sion. Two deaths from yellow fever ami three new oases, at Tampa since last report; no fearr -are enters tained of a spread of the disease a Palatka. The large cotton cloth mill at Balkie, Conn .was destroyed bvfire yesterday morning, throwing nine hundred operatives out of "em ployment; loss $t50,000. Remark able dullness was the feature "of the Chicag grain and provision, markets yesterday. The health officer o Xew York reports no ne w " ease "ot. cholera since the 7th inst.; eight cases were taken from the Alesia and twenty-six were developed at quaran tine. There was an improve ment in Baltimore audi Ohio shares yesterday in Baltimore, and a further advance is expected. There is no change in the situation of the strike of brass workers and book-printers in New York. R. Pun & Co.'s trade review for the" week does not make a very encouraging : exhibit, general depression being ; the 1 princi pal feature. Thfs week 202 fail ures in the United States and Can ada, as against 212lfor the previous week. A saw -mill r boiler explo sion in West Virginia killed three men and tore everything loose in the neighborhood. - A meeting 'of representatives of steamship lines to Florida, for the purpose of adjusting rates, was held jn New York" yester day. The StT Louis beat the De troit club, in Brooklyn, yesterday, for the World's Championship; the score was St. Louis 5, Detroit 2. - To tal net receipts of cotton at all ports since September 1st, 181,068 bales. The President's journey yesterday from Kansas City to Memphis was de void of any striking incident. New York markets: Money easy at 4 fuij per cent., closing offered at 5 per cent; cotton steady at 9i9c; south ern flour quiet and unchanged; wheat, 0. 1 reti October 8lc; corn steady No. 2 October 51ic; spirits turpentine dull at 34c; rosin steady at $1 051 12$. The new evening World daily has Ateady reached 128,420 circulation. Michael Davitt has sailed for -Ireland. He may be in prison in ten days. Col. Charles J. Bonaparte is a Baltimore Republican. He is in the right party. The consumption of cotton in the South in six months show an increase f CI per ceut. J-"t the Cape Fear & Y. V. R. R. be extended to Wilmington. What ha!!bf the response? - Ueniocratic chances . iu , Virginia -said to be very btightL Mahone w a sad, weary and shad-like man. It may be that Jeffries Bond Will "eat aDd imprison Gov. Lee. . Wto X woh the limits to this bad daring ' man's fhe Baltimore papers .charge for a" of the campaign speeches,-cards ommur.icaiion?, &c., they publish, a profitable business with tbem. Some fellow North is said to have offered the gushing Grady, $10,000 10 lecture in that section. Gush pays often better that pribciple or love for' lhe South. , . I he Canadians arS dflmaninor frifl "e8tl hsb. Do wn this wav it is fee cha wb" and free-dnnk9 that " Ciase the racket. - " 11 My Brassy, a noted EnglUh wo toanof a roving turn and an author JJ or three books, died on board 0 her husband's yacht while iVeiurn . n2 from Aostralia." - - -. ' New Haven, Conn., baa just had speeches against pubho Icboola. 8 was by Father Kennallyrl ot D iuu tne oiner-oy xvev. . eo- Fordh Ved a 18 dead' He wa0nljecond to; -uer, who died sometime go. -fcom Ttn Brook'- American i W.!B' and Foa, an American '8. , , j. A! - r 4.., (i Uenry4rving the actor, and Frank Marshall; a dramatist, bothjEngfisib, have published an edition of ?'Shaks 1erf" asjthey spelUho name" of ifie greatest of all rnerr of genius. - It is 8.ad to have somepccaliar" features' of real valueIt ' intended more particularly aa'an acting edition. In whatever -way yon r spell "the great dramatist name he'will still fremain the grandest and 'most ; many sided of all pbetL You may spell ; it Shax pere t)r-s Shakspere, or Shakespeare (the jrlght wayj we i have: no' doubt); or by.; any - of the" other half dozen ways, but you ; will never spell the author of! Hanilet'. and'Othellof and, "Lear- Bacon. . 'The Ameriean Baakera' r A8Sfocia-t ftion in session , atv Pittsburg,': Pa., have - discussed the- surplus. They indorse the plan jif the Administra tion and declare that -the accumula tion should be stopped by a reduc tion of the War; Tariff. That is certainly the right .way, . whatever the. Randall crowd may say. . Pryor and Tucker .constitute a strong legal team for the Anarchists. A Washington dispatch of the 12th says of Mr. Tucker.: " "He contends that their const ituiional rights have been infringed. Being asked w&etner fee would defend the AnaicuisU, he replied :: 'I will defend lhe. Constitu tion. . Hego33 to New York to-morrow to consult Gen. Roger A. Pryor about the final preliminaries. Parson Pentecost received but 2,000 votes out of 25,000 cast, for Mayor of Newark, N. J. Parson P. may be pious and . platitudinous, but when be put himself up as an office seeker he placed himself in a position to be pulled down. He is not popu lar as a candidate however powerful in pulpit or on platform he may be. The people said stand aside Parson P. Paris is all excitement over the War Office tcandal. Many promi nent people are implicated. It is said there has been no such. exposure since the days of King Louis Philippe. President Grevy's son in law is charged with being implicated, in the disclosures. A Senator is also accused and has committed suicide. President Cleveland has been en thusiastically received toat West. He turns his face Southward where equally cordial demonstrations of appreciation await him. The South knows how to honor an honest man who lets it alone. J. H. Barron, Treasurer of the Savings Bank of Dexter, Maine, was found murdered while defending his trust from burglars. The New York World devotes x nearly two whole pages to the affair. . . 1 It is charged that great and inex cusable carelessness has been mani fested in not preventing frequent visits to the islands where the cholera prisoners are placed. Boats have had free access. . -. THE NBiV ADVERTISEiriE.m. : A Card To the public. -----; CoiiUEB& Co 'Auction sale ' ; Mtjbsow Children's clothing. . f ; tateibnt First National Bank, j - WATED-T-8ituatiott as bookkeeper. Wabben & Bon-Fresh ground cocoanut ' j L. Boat weight Grocers' specialties. , Qpjsba Botrss Alpine Tyrolese Choir. fflayor Court '' if.'.r .':!.: ,; "'.-:.0i i William i Simpson, colored, was brought before the Mayor's Court yes terday charged with disorderly con duct. His chief crime- was bad treaty ment of his family, which was, clearly proven and 'His Honor pronounced, judgment of $10 or twenty days. - : ' Charles Gause; colored, ? assault and battery. -Continped- l.-v , ; x: AbraJmmWatwncolored was con victed of assault, and. cattery And sen tenced TtcTi thirty days In the cotinty jail, sr i'J:tt . 14 ; ff vJ- - , Patrick-p'NeiBatransailpr from Norfolk, M'glTBntll tonight to find work or leavehe xit j.S- ?.y Sam" " Carlton,- coloredcame here with'cattle rfrom Magnolia; and ap plied at the guard honsVfr lodgings as;he cquldL ; not 'findf'hls uncle. lHe was giVen"nnlilnjghtdfhT4his uncle or 1 eave' the' city.it 7 " ReviP.Hoge expects to yemainj at. .Whiteville oyer Sunday. ' i I f--v Mr.4 R.' O: Byoadhurst,l.clerk of the Superior Court of Duplin county, was in thecity.yesterday. .!T;"''i" . u The Rev Peter jHcIntyre, of Faison will preach in ;tne x irsv JtrresDyKsritvu Church'oVSundaymorningfaid7vin the Second PresbyterianCJhurch ; atL. night? Tlev. JnoPrJmrose will preach at the First Presbyterian Church Sun WILMINGTON, Ioea Dot. - . 1 J The'tug Mhtl ,is on the marine railway? k v r . . . .. y -A drove of Texas ponies -have .arrived, in the city t V ; j; . - Water : the-' streets ' and keep down the "dnst for Sunday, ; " I - There were nine ; persons at the guard bouse yesterday, consisting of wii wnwe ana eignu coiorea. y-; v j s vapt.- &&tnner ;s bonding, a scow At his ship-yaid to - bemused in government improvements oni Black river.fvf iS'?"3jj'' :m - .. .. " - ' - - v... i N - Rev. Dr. Pritchard will preach at the Synagogue oh Sunday morning for the ebngrnation of Grace Metho dist church. viw " " "!'" ! ; -r The '.evening r having - grown longer some ofjour city churches af- ter tofTTftW:. will owntn pt, f yoj j evening services at 7,80 o'clock, i f - . The -British steamer JSenacre was cleared yesterday by Messrs . Wil-' Hams & Murchison for Liverpdol,witti 4,531 bales of cotton, valued at $194,- 855. ' : . t - The schooner .Ztonfair was1 cleared yesterday by Messrs.' George Harris & Co. and C. B. Mall ett, with' a cargo of 266,098 feet of lumber and 30,575 shingles, . . The Mnrfreesboro (N. C.) Index desires a copy of every daily, weekly, and monthly paper published in North Carolina for exhibition at Mnr freesboro Fair. - The brick work of the large receiver of the gas house has been completed. The superintendent, Mr. Reilly, says that he will begin con struction of - the - iron tank . next week. - . The ladies of Grace Methodist church residing north of the railroad, in what is commonly called "Brook lyn," will give an oyster supper at Brooklyn Hall next Thursday night for the benefit of the new church building. We understand the manage ment of a steam engine, in a thickly settled part of the city, is entrusted to' a small boy which should not be al lowed as there are too many lives and too much property in the neighbor hood at risk. .Louise Green, colored, was ar rested for the larceny of a diamond ring last July. . She was employed at the Orton House . at the 'time when' the ring was thoughtlessly left aside of a wash basin. The owner of the ring, who lives out of town, has been informed of the discovery, and the hearing was postponed until his ar rival to identify his property. - Prcsfcytery at wnitevllle. , Those who know Whiteville and its people need not be told that Wil mington's Presbytery has met a most hearty welcome from them. The Presbytery met on. the 12th inst., and elected Rev. P. H. HogeK moderator, and Rev. Colin Shaw and Ruling Elder A. K. Cromartie, tem porary clerks..; . Revs. J. W. Primrose and G. W. McMillan and Mr. . Oscar L. Clark, were elected' trustees of Davidson Col lege for the ensuing year. The Presbytery agreed to the over tures on " the moderator question which were sent down from the Gen eral Assmbly and recommended the ehurches to read to .their congrega tions the action of the General As sembly on Sabbath observance. , . The free conversation on the subj ject of religion elicited some - very encouraging facts; ' The report of the committee for "missions within the? bounds of this . Presbytery was freely discussed and thus formed a most im portant3 part of ; the business of this session. '-J-::i'i ' ' A call was received from Union church' for - the 'pastoral "services of' Mr. cPeter, Molntyre which; was ao-; cepted. Action was then - taken for his ordination and installation at said church. . . ,r.;Sy;;v';::' - f ' : Cobb's Mills was chosen as the place forholding Springs meeting." - . The business of the session being completed, the Presbytery adjourned last nigh fc:yih L- :.xy::. Cora Van 1 umI Conina -f This;fayorite little "artiste -and hpr. newly organiied Company, number ing thirty artists with a car load - of elegant" special scenery, - new; novel and .wonderful; mechanical effects, a superb Operatic orchestra of twelve solo artists, and champion7 military, will " appear atvihe'r; Opera 7House Thursday Venin& October 20, in the newly-constTOctedt'Hidden-H This is one" of 'the iargest and ; most expensive Companies travelling, and with Miss Yan Tassel's reputation as always - pleasing ' .the t public; 'j will doubtless play to a crowded house.. - - . , , ... -" . . . -.... - f .4- . m m . - - t 'Xa vrilmiBaon 1.1cm Iaiaatry. " , , : The Wihnington Light Infantry,, at their last meeting, ..collected the fikrst installment for? their 'new uniforms, which amounted- to $75 : The Inten tion Is ;to;niake , similar : colleeUori every, month' and' deposit ;ihe money, each iime uhtii. the. amount wiU ave- rage about $10 to each man;' when fh? uniforms will be ordered. J. ' N.': G.; SATURDAXv OOTOBEE. 15, 1887. ; Tne Cape Fear ; Yadkla Valley. , 4 ... iWe learn that in'- addition 'to" the committee from Newborn, that much correspondenca is going-on-between ?arties in Charleston, and the C. F. & YR. R. Co.. .and that it la urged that it is ten miles nearer from Ben nettsville to Columbia, than from Fayetteville to , Wilmington, with three connections, viz: " .at. f; Society Hill, Camden and Columbia, and that at Columbia is met all the South Car olina '-and Georgia ' connections, and r-that it will cost less to build to Co lumbia than to Wilmington j The' above ii8 'taken from the Fay etteville. Observer and should receive attention: from the citizens of Wfl. mington. s-:y ,y,-- - I 'The Troute "from Bennettsvllle to Columbia ,v la Society Hill and Cam- den is at least; twenty 'miles ' further than the straight, line, from ;Fayette ville'to WUmington.V' But the Impor tant matter for , our-friend of . the Cape Fear fc YadkinYaHey Rati road Compaqjpia torWanrev aaaoofV aa-po8h-sible, the best seaport lor its growing1 trade.: How would a connection with Columbia, an interior town in -South Carolina, aid them in this regard, even were- it true that it could be 'reached at less cost than Wilmington? We - have never-' hesitated to ac knowledge that connection with Fay etteville,Greensboro,v Mount Airy and thence to the Ohio river, would be of. inestimable advantage to Wilming ton, but we are also assured that the. advantage1 to the Cape Fear & Yad kin Valley Railroad Company cannot well be overstated. This road could never hope to transport any consid erable, tonnage of Western produce over its lines by way of Society Hill Camden and Columbia. Shippers al ways wish to reach tide-water by the nearest route, and beyond all .ques tion, the way to this is to come to Wilmington. We believe we shall see produce, received at Cincinnati, delivered on board foreign steamers lying at the wharves of Wilmington, within two years,, and that without breaking bulk from the Ohio river to the Cape Fear a consumation devoutly to be wished for ! Tbi Dlan Coat !. It is probable that at an early day an attempt will be made by borings or otherwise to determine if coal can be found, in paying quantities in Bladen. In view of recent discover ies there, it is well worth the effort. Specimens taken from out-croppings of seams of lignite-alongthe river are proounced by experts to be bitumi nous coal of excellent quality. The out-croppings can be traced for miles a short distance above Elizabeth town. It is conjectured that this find may turn out to.be the eastern half of the Chatham county coal seam, which Prof. Emmons said was broken in two by the granite up heaval, and that the last half would probably be found some day nearer the ocean. I The -Chatham county coal fields seem to have been neglected since the war. During the Confederacy they were esteemed of great value. Mrs. Spencer, In her work. "The Last Ninety Days of the War in North Carolina," . says that the authorities at Richmond looked with anxiety to the Deep River coal field as the point where work-shops could be located, and adds. - "It is an interesting and suggestive fact connected with the want of transportation facilities in our last days and showing the dire extremity to which we were "reduced, that coal 'was carried' from Deep River by rail and river past Fayette-' villeto Wilmington, thence by rail via Goldsbbrp, .Raleigh and Greens boro, to supply the government work shops in Salisbury and Charlotte. South Carolina also sent trains for it to Wilmington This coal was pro nounced to be of : the first, quality, ', equal to the Cumberland coal, and one-hundred per cent, superior to the Richmond for blacksmith purposes.'? Reception or (lie Preetdcai aaa nr. bcwilan at AikilltI ' The; 'Star ;ls' in .'.receipt "of au-invl- tation to attend the reception 01 tne President'and -Mral'.'.iCleyeland to. be given in' Ashevilla on ) October 21st. Extensive preparations;. are made, by . the enterprising: citizens of AshevIIle for this notable occasion and tne nos pitalities of the city are extended to 'alLrhis is the first event of its kind that this State; has - celebrated for over a quarter of a century and no doubt great enthusiasm will be dis-'played.- r V; ;? ::y' V- . V -The Star ' returns thanks for its kind invitation and wfshea every suc cesato theoccasion;','"'-." .' k .The commit tee", of arrangements consists of the : editors ! of . the Ashe vIIle city papers, S.TR;Kapler chair man. 1- " r, par correspondent at Rocky Mount. writes that Edgar S. Hart, . who has been a 'long time,, clerk in) the post oce at Bock Mount, N C has been promoted to ' the - position of v postal clerk on the W.P W., road from Wil li am r ton to - Rockv Monntl vice Fal- aon Calvert,' resigned' Mr." Hart' la worthy of the promotion and it will be very gratifying to hiszuanyfrieaids In Rocky Mount lb hear of his prozno- tlon. ' i The. following are .the., indications for' to-day, received at i at m.: 'S f J -For: Virginia and North Carolina,' wanner," fair weather? light to" f reih. northerly . windvbeeoming variable.' .T For South , Carolina, Georgia, East ern Florida and Western Florida, fair weather,. preceded by rain hi Eastern .Florida; slight changes In , tempera ture light to fresh northeasterly winds.- ,. ..... w . - .. . I . A Gallaat KmlxJtt ot !-. t , The .Kjiights of ; the. Cleaver; in Front street. market are a polite , set of men'and' full "of ; gallantry. Said one of them the other morning,. with, a low bow, to a lady who approached his stall: "You are quite esthetic in your tastes, ;Mrs.. w". t4SIr !?; " said the lady, a litUe, astonlahed. u "Quite esthetic; like' Oscar. Wilde, you know; you always wear a pretty bunch of noweraoiLbetxler iayojar, bceaatpjn." Oh yes, sir,1 said the lady, in grace ful acknowledgement of the compli ' ment: "but I want a soup-bone this morning, if you please." Fire la tae teaaBeht Parauae Core The British steamer Parkland, loading with : cotton at the upper compress for Europe, was discovered to be on fire about two o'clock yester day morning. ' The fire originated in the hole and nearly one hundred bales of cotton were damaged. The flames were extinguished - without giving the general alarm, and the vessel was' removed to the dry dock where she will discharge her cargo to ascertain the extent of the damage. The cargo was folly insured and, it is thought that the damage is bat slight. e-e-e v i OOKXDaiCATtfb. 1. JAMBS CIIOIK. This organization has now become a solid Institution. Founded some two years ago by the late Rector Rev. Mr. Lewis, it created a profound im pression and though there was at the outset some opposition, it is now very popular. It has attracted to this church many visitors passing to and from Florida, who speak in very flat tering terms ot the perfect arrange ment of the musical portion of the service. The music is of the highest order, everything trashy or sensa tional betngr excluded from its reper toire and nothing is sung (excepting the offertory anthems) in which the congregation may not join. Tne Hev. Mr. Lewis always took an active part in training the choir, and the esteem in which he is held by all its members Is well known, indeed it is mainly through his exertions, seconded by those of Mr. Thorpe, the organist, that has brought ana main tained this organization to its present efficiency. ' We understand Mr. Thorpe will now have full charge of the music as organist and choir master, and the present standard will easily be main tained if not improved upon under nis instructions. Cnarcn Roue. Itrat PresbrterUa Chwoli. oorner of Third ami Orange streets. Her. Peyton H. Eon, Pastor. uei imee to-morrow at 11 a. m. maa m p. m . Second FTesbyterlaa Church, oorner .Fourth, and Camnbell sta -Bev. Joknw. rrtmroee, Pas tor Bandar serrloea.at tl a. ia.; and 7.80 p. m. Babbatb aobool at S p. m. Prayer Meeting and Lecture Wednesday: 6 B: S3.-Tae sobIlo oorOlal- ly Invited. Beau tree. . Broouya Jtetaoam ennren, tu street, oe twesa Bladen and Harnett. C W. Goodwin, pastor. Preaehlsa at 11 a. laaad 8 p.m. MBS. WIKSLOW 800THTNO 8TBUP. Br SixYAXU Coax thus writes In tbo Bottcn CkrU Oom rrmmom .-We would by no means recom mend any kind of medlcme whleb we did not fcnowtobe rood .perttoalarty to Infants. - Bat of Mrs. Window's SooUimic Syrnp w6 can speak from knowledge; In oar ova family It has proved a blesslnc Indeed, by rrrmcaa mfant troabled with oolio pains, roiet Ioet, and the parents nn brokea test at f rnt. - Most parents can appre ciate these btessinca.- Here Is a artiole -wnVcb works to perfection, and which ta harmless; for tbo sleep whiea tt affords tbo infant Is perfectly natural, and the little cherub awakes as- 'briht as a button. And dortnr theprooeas of teetb lnrlu Tsloo Is WtoalouJaUe.. Wehavs frequent lybeard mutbors say that they would not be -wlthont It fraea theT&th of. the eblld till It had finished with tto teetbln sWe. oa anyoonslde- ration waste rer. 001a oy au arasjrisis. xo oeaw a bottle.- j- - 1 " "- -' NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Auction Sale. TVDAY. AT IB O'CLOCK, nr OTJB" BALKS Boom on Market street, also to idcht. oom tnenotneat T o'otooa. we will sell 60 . flae OU Palatines,- hi Mil Frames; 66 Comforts. 800 pairs Shoes, a fine assortment of Glass wars, ledles' Hats. - L - . ..... 4 j . KAJLiUIMM m octUlt . . ... . Aaotloneera Wanted; 'TnTATfOJf WAKTfU) A8 WSOtXXZPXB OB SaLSSMA. : Gsagive the best ofTefereaoe. Address loot IS 9t 8TAK OfTICt r I Grocers' Specialties. TTJST KBCsUVA-D A B73CCL1I. , AS80BTMZNT of fine CXaXlU. this fsSa maaafaotaae.' fresh and sweet, sometbms: new and hlhlT recom mended by an leadmc Ptrslolaas for tndlcestlon or dyspepsia, , . j, , j, . . ti 1. .- ' .Wlieat 'Geim'Meal, Davirlo-Prooeatol ' Otatea Wneat.' ' ' y". . - ? - . . .Theatiet, . , ; : j A ew Breakfast Tood sspertor to OatmeaL. J - v- ' pal' ---v r 1 v 4 Wheaten Grits.- :- SeirEaMii oiilef HnII&i BElfleat.' PUBE -ilAPLE ;8Y ETJP ' 5, in Oalloi and Balf 6anoaCaht,,; I am receiving dany fresh roods by eyery BafX and steamer, and womld be pleased to hsre all .Mil uui .nnlaa hit Assortment. . . . j-- ; " ootlitrT-"' . - - 1 M 17 Bo." Treat tt. WHOLE MO- 6571 -HEW, ADVERTISEMEKT3. f c ORERAEQIJSE, 0HB.HlBHT,OHLT-flCT0BEai8TH. TlifiXEtfiralBi Alpiie Tjr.to Ctcir, The rreateet msaical srrnt of tbo Me, InUra- -j" , 'nvaaVosaCV.; t'- aavasr bttpxk ABTirre i.tbx awiss COSTUJtK of ibelr native moastetss. . ; ' Prices as nsoaL' Box Sheet open at Bstas borrer's Monday morauur next. - oct is St - Eeport of tie Condition .. .... wr . - . rjIIS TTBST NATIONAL BA2TK OP WILKIN G- TON, at WHmlngton, lathe State of North Caro- at the cloee of baslnims, Oct. Slh, 1P87 : v BESOUBCES. " v- '';. and discounts.-.. .t 172 19 Overdrafts ... AMI 29 TJ. 8. Boadstoseevrectivalstloa..... 60,008 oa Othsffstoita.rosv1saad.mortgsreav k 8i.7et 89 vm lima kpuru'ea nu ivuciu.... w,r9t Due from other. National Banks ' !&.!! V Due from State Banks and Bankers... Keel estate, furniture and fixtures.... COW St 8J.6H 47 t, 881 IB JXJ0 CO 7,738 CO IfO 19 to.tao co u.779 00 t,m to Current expenses and taxes paid Premiums paid Bills of other Banks...... Fractional paper currency Inkels and eems. Snecie Lecal tender notes Redemption fond with UA Treasurer, (3 per eect. of circulation).. Dne from U. a. Treasury, other toaa p per oent. redemption read) 830 SO Total... LIABILrTTES. Capital stock paid in $ BO.OOO 00 ll.efcO s 9.ei 91 U.B90 00 t.434 00 nurpius nxna , L'ndlTided proflU National Bank note outstanding urraenas unpaid Indrrldual ' deposits sublect to check. I99.SJ3 S3 2,67S 10 rr.us si ?1 ss WJ39 9i Demand eertliScates of deposit Due to other National Banks Due to atate Banks and Bankers Motes and bills re-discounted Total fttLta ca State of North Carolina, County of New BanoTer, as : . I. B. M. BOWDXN, Cashier of the shore aimed Bank, do solemnly swear that the shore statement li true to the best of my knowledge and eellef . . TL M. BOWDaTT, Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 18th day of October. 1887. A. J. fiOWXLI, Notary Public. Coxxkct Attest: OSO. CBAJBOCBJf , J Jajtks trwcjrt. V Directors. O. H. Skits- I oct IS It ,To the Pnblic. THIS IS TO CKBTIPT THAT THE BKAB.ER, Sistsr Sarah A. B. Holland, has ben sn sc- ceatable member r tne at. aotes a. au a. Cnurea. at eeraraiaa. w. isa oeiax id mn a rerutar staadtar on the date of reoelrms this Certlfloate. ts hereby cordially reeommensed to the Com amnios sad Pellowshlp of ths members of St. Lake's A. M. C Church, at WUmtnrton. N. O , or wherersr la the Prorldenoe of God her lot may be east, and thH tetter preteaieo. si. tc wLLi-sun. rasvor is (UDsrrv. O. W. SHAW. Ott ciaTannah. tiept. nd. 1887. Clster aarth A H. HeUasd has been trans ferred from the A.M.. Zloa Church to the Cartstlaa Church of WUmtnrtoa. N. C. . AKTICLKVL Sectfoa 1. Admlssma of members m fall coc neotlosu How shall members be reo sired is to fall con nection ? answer la two ways: 1st. Members from other eraaraUoal churches shall bo reoetrad oa their certificate of membership, by flrmc satis faetorr answers to such Questions as may be aropoonded. WILstTNOTOlf . N. C Oct. IS, 7. To all whom this may ooaoem,take notloe that I earns to this otty on the first day of Aurustand retarned to my church after reeemnr my certifi cate trots Sarannah. Sow they failed to reoetre maoa six months' probation, because I had been preaeblnr m this city before X went to them, and they satd I bad Tlobued the law of their church and this State, and the United States. I was not a member of their church at that time. Bo sent me my certificate two years ago to SsTanasa, Oa. to the A. M. X Church, at which that I was not considered a member of St.- Lake's Obmreh. Then I could not bare Yioiated the law by any means. To hare Violated the law of the United States I would hare forced my way on the rail way, and to have violated the law of the State I wcoid hare erected a pulpit and baptised aad solemnized the right of matrimony and ad ministered sacrament. Whom must I obey. God or man. Tbe majority of St. Luke's Cfcuroh was for me, 1 ear been a Methodist twenty years, aad then wanttsc sne to go back oa tlx months pro bat ton. Brother Xlderplease tarry at Jeruca em. I am your sister la Christ Jeans. 8ABAH A. H. HOLLAND. WILsaSOTON. V. C . Oct. IS, 1887. n tU CHOxm 0 WUmbUm.: ' X to Jacob Oaslosrjmd do mtrodaoe to you all Sister Sarah A. XL Holland, a declared ran re list, who ts sent by the hand of God and anointed by the powers of the Hory Ghost through our dear SaTlosjyto preach to the too of men. She has preached forty-six sermons in our city aad hundred.ta this city have heard her, aad the majority declared that she preaches nothing etae but tbo gospel or oar Lord and Hariour Jesus Christ. Our city Is about one hundred aad sixty-four years out. ana 01 air too oeagniers of wllmu wuen are mimosa, wo Know and she Is theleeiy one chorea aad sent ferth to blow the gospel trumpet. The Lotd baa brought you through all the storms, dear SUter; eontinue to fight for Jesus until he shall call you lorth to the .plains of glory to be frrraver hwL. Go oa. m? dear Bister, aad I hope to meet you there in hearea where p&rUng shall be no more. . BY. JACOB ONSLOW. . oca oosrxLTauargTia. Ore daughter of Zloa. we welcome you to tbe Joys of our Lord. Taoa art hlchly hoeoced among all women la this our city, and your bead is eoyered with many honors. We hare beard roar charming lerrloe, that fills our aoaru with Joy. We say to you. dear bister, go oa and liTt the gospel banner orer the mountains, valleys aad plains. - M y dear Sister, we ooeae greeting too. Bow -beautiful are thy- feet that stead oa Zloa'swnll. May the Asrels meet you la roar dreams aad teach you hands to fight for Jesus and to blow the trumpet until Jesus thall bid yoa lay tt aside, aad blow ao more.' We shall meet oa that' celestial shore and stag his prslss whtre parting akall fee ao more. - : ootUU" , '' CTT A ffT.X I. ONSLOW.' Fresh Ground Cocoanut FOR PIES, CiKES ASD AHEEDSIA E. " Warren & Soel, XXCHANGX COENXB. oot 15 if School Bbotfl TTaHAVXALLTirEBOOrj USXD STTXTX PubUoaadrMTste80hooIsof.fbaetty.aad hare marked them down LOW. Send the children down aad wawtU treat them right. ' . . ' C. W. TATtA -ootf , ' y, . - . 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Wilmington Morning Star (Wilmington, N.C.)
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