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THE MORNING STAR Toree ustb.. .... -j ta , JouriHw.. ta OU Wikf i J - -Two wi,., Afl Wekl, Co Otia Ifontb..,.... f M , TWO fOBthl,U.M..M.U. 10 ThnoHoBtna....... MM Six Month. Cfl, tojaxo DACT KXOffT XOSIXATS. ttnttt iwin ai 44ik&. m (r iJ r?yc w , ... w ntX " " M S3 VOL. XLII. NO. 121. 'Contract AdTwrtlaementa taken M Drop WILMINGTON, N.-.C., SATURDAY, AUGUST 11; 1888. WHOLE NO. 6826 fJL Ten lines solid Nonpareil type make on squat - YTTTv i7 ririTTTTni ! feJrrn a tftv Xl 'l ii ii ihi i- ii fi ii ii xx n xx 'i a ii ihr -L ILiLlLLd XV JLL VJ'iL UlL JLll VUJ j JL XllJW MS, K. C mrnlvf of bUU OQ th Cftieodax, whQ !,. :Lbrif trftty wj tAke& oj bat farther eotsidrmUoo pot- , u .! uatil iloQilAJ; th bill to v eocaxaeree cArrietl p4U9ll with- li.4cajiHioo objtioo or dl v . ...!. no bajiineas of ixaporlaxte ,vl tfuiactt-vl in the IIoow. r'i vr'ton Is TloroQjIy eo fore I eg; i- ; unutio eclnat ferer-stric4ceQ i -rui.-k. Vellow feter report r, -intj- to b of a moet aofarorable ; i".-cr. .nl th 8aryKa Grnerml 4 v opcio ta raoMi rioroa.4 me i --s t. prTot prrftxi of th dU , tlx lUArl of !elth at Jacktoo v rprt!oU that tbo ferer I a . . iMM u pidmie f orra io that i v,-fv Th Chattaoooe;a fir on n nihtprored very dtroo- ' tf and property; ten mn v nill'-d by fallio wiU avnd four i illy injarl, aad th monoj Iom is s- ,l kt-d at t-MXOttX Uatwell, t iuurJrr.of Arthur PrelUr. wa i in St. 1xqI) yesterday raoro- Mr. UlaJne rvaehd New r!, y9trday on hU rvtora from his K,4ropAa toar. and wu nthu,f Mtifalty grvetd; h 1j lo exeUot i-tlth, and elaimj that th trip has r'uvrJ hU yoath. Th Aeru4t r -port of th eottoa crop by th IV pxrtiant of ATieoltare shows the nral art rar to b 87.3, as aiost " J sam time Last yar. Thero 4 no pial fatar in the Chicago iurkt yrstrday; wheat was attire t irrcnhvr prie? corn waj dull, and pork product tower. A duel. wnien wm aooat to roant near Kort IXonro, Va., yesterday morniot: t daylight, was prerented by th ap Prte of the sheriff, who arretted oQ.- of th prineipaL. the other mak- tr !! -ap. A nerro oat- fKr in Tionw wa yesterday t4ik,o from the court room by fifty inuf.l tarn and haorvd to the baJ - .-.my of the baildin. Southern . :iti- iptaenrdly tt rstabllshiAg a n.-i.l . a. ran tine arsiast Jakjoo viiu and other I ni retard points io Florida. Total receipts of cotton it il of the port sioc Heptetn- r le, VJt'J.OtO bale w r' tuarket. Money eajy at t ' pr cent.; cotton quiet at 11 t '.- ell cjotj. wheat, 2o. 3 rtd tiX't '3o..54; corn. No. 3 Aujrust ii plr1t tarpntine dull at iir. r.im dull at l CBl 07. i r - Wtrn I&rpublicaoA are still aiit i:oni out for Cleveland t Kfform. 'V c in receipt of a very neat i v.u cf the Co!legial Institute v f r the jear l837-d. Kt Rrprrecntati ve Haekin, of New rl. n eld ti(n Icno-rat, is out for !l iffioi h- o4 m aye h is t r i'fitrvMon lie ie Cioit,oL ! i.rfo rw rj,0Xl Smith in Phila i'l,'ii i n i not 004 named after the i i u K u'l:h ptMoa wb wit dlibtfal -Syd- r J. hn .. M-ftofi'l.l t ibe sue .-..f ..f Sltndn aj Com- ... -.--m Cuicf of the U. S. Army 1 1 bom in New York. There nr AIjor iinrrxl now ia the . r v., - H3hoocJ, Howard, Crook ( i Vrrry. rUv. Dr. Pntchsrd tells u that thTw wr forty Americara visiting Abho'.tfi:rd wheo bo did. Some U v ran j a 125 viit 1C Aod y- migni'De writer say the r -. it Sr Walter Scott is dying Hi uo will be always read 1'. i .rr of the beet literalarc. i!i:ii!bergr is propbeeyiag that rj.mn will go for Harrison by .'o.ooo. That is on a par with Duck Tj' tM-rn that be will be elected y :o,ooo msjonty. Pig Iron Kelley j relict that Chinese Hallison ill '-irry New York by 73,000. He wuht have mad it more. We are ' an k f Vva. aqgar lut I to be borate) in N' York. The World of Tburt- "i-o Roger A. Pryor. oa behalf of At T (Sacral Charlee g Tabor, filed ye "'' 1 the Supreme- Court two suits 4.n.t th euar Trua caUiae; for as Ua-"-is.-e iMolutwo of that moscpolr. t "tiling 1 gliy a4 wHh detrtGoeat to pu p.,i:cy ,nJ oaoral," - - t i snj ppf ha the folkjwiog rail. fJd gv: TV fMct traias ia the eouatry ars two 't., tt BIUmor Jt Oilo road that etKlWi urua the id snik bstweea r ' :?,,r" d Wiav,a ta mlaoue. a- i.,wwl ft co,,, r,-1', ,Tfc,c a la howrs la ras- "" ICO mtltr Tks Im pan reads lilt an llsm ,., i i u rt Dai m JA4 UvlHtvi of the N. C. Board of UflAJth for Jane u before nj. We miie & few note. In a popuUtion of 05,000 reporting near! j equally diyjded between the two raoee the high. Loodotj with 3,900,000 in habtUaU has an annual death rate of not more than 22. It ii I cm. There waa typhoid ferer reported from 31 counties. The death rate io to woe for Jane calculated upon an aanail bxiis was: Aiberille, 21.6; Charlotte, 19.7; Darham, 10.3; Fay- etterille, 34 0; Goldsboro, 9.6; lien dereoo, 14.0; New Bern, 34 3; Ox iuru, 4..u; iaieieu. -w.o; i arooro, . . J n T 1 ? L ma - T l I 4.8; WUminrtoo. 33.4 (a poo a sup- poeed popolilion of 23,000); Wash logtoo, 9.0. We aappoee thtt bat few of the towns report all burial. Kt eo the life tabloe of tho b-l in surance compaoie allow 9 d-il.s to 1,000 iohteitaats. Tbe49 are eeleo tel subjeoU. John Jarrett, Pre id en I of the Amalgamated Iron and Stel Work, of Pt lis burg. Pa., U dead against any Tariff redaction. Of course he lie weot before lb Mills bill to pro lft against rrniotiog the high lax on tin-plate- Th New York Tm&$ report: 'Way."sH iTr. UilU, 'not cc tic pUU) li mtaufecturjd lo tbeUaited Sutcs. I ka tl." tU3 Mr. Jerrctt, ' but I am tbiokto of irtifvc a mnufcUry. and letluty ouht to b mde blgber ia order h 1 way mke proflt of the busi ness " N.'v-rtLka lio pi .its wire mide frrc. John is a v?ry flfih all Protecliooist are. feltnw like A sad vici.Mitude of fortune oo carTsd io the career of Mr. P. A. Scott, who died from pouoa in great povertv in Memphis. Io early days she tt rich and well known. She was tbe daughter of (.ten. W. A. Sparks ao i the widow of tho late Gen. iVpit, aa ex Confederal Com mander, of Louisiana. She was but fifij-tbre-j years old. She was buried by subscription. Her has band wrote tbe well koowo poem, 3omebod) OrliDg." Ho waa also ao editor. She lived a wretch ed life by sewiog. Sad, aid iudeedl Hid Sit Anmh AVis. a other iianera I r I out of the S'.rtl-, i praising Senator Vance's recent speech on the Fibe- ric triaty. It begins an editorial by saying: "Senator Vnci poioud oat very clearly 00 Mocdy the reasoo wby tbe Republtcaa Senators eppoee tbe ratification cf the flsh eriee treaty to-day. Us has the faculty of telling iotenretinf tUree, which tlrcnxlBsa the P"-' n Vi b wishes to make wbcu dlscus sia2 a auct. end tt will bardty be denied that ibe i'.cHrs wtvb which ho Monday's petcb . t rcitcil Mrveil a-lmlrbly the purpaw be bed ia vie He angled to some purpose that day. Indiana news so uofavorable to Cbioee Harrison that tbe Republi can Senator are greatly sparred to produce a Tariff bill that will help a ruined cause. Halloo for Hallison! The New York 7Tm says: ThatSiaU k vi been voting for tariff re form meaner of Oocres for several jeer, and not a Democrat from Indiana in the House h ever dsrtd to think of voting ial ibe Mills bill it b wanted to come b-vck to Wajalegton.'' " Tbe Dtuf Tobacco Hani quotes the thermometer as over 100 to Durham yester day in 'probably the coolest place In town.' We trust it was not much ovtr 100." Grrwntovr Workman The highest at oar home and at the Stak office this sammer is 02 by tested instrument. Oar human ther mometer ofteo ran out at the top and fairly 'biled." Alabama has just gone Democralio by 75,000. Where is the break? Where are the Protectionists that would revolutionixe and hand over? Oh, where? T H Hi OJL'jL' iT'. flKSV ADTBRTIRKmutTa. Muxsosr At bars cost Home To is-i -payers. A. B asm 8a mm er clothing. . Waaxtji & Bcar BartJeU prs IkAju or Exuath Qaaraatlno notke. wmum laeiaaneae. The following are the Indication for to-day: Fororth Carolina, South Carolina and Georgia, fair, preceded by local rains on the coast, stationary tempe- ratuie, followed by warmer Jin Geor I gia, variable winds. I The highest point reaohed bj I the mercury yesterday was 61 degree, as recorded at the Signal OQce here. The maximum at other places In this district was as follows: Charlotte M, Wtldoo, Goldsboro and Lumberton 8VlLa!eia 63, Wadesboro Cheraw I 57, Florence 3 and xTewbern W. . . I I There were no cues before the I uyp for trial yeaterdar. I Rer. T. P. Ricud will conduct I rTlc t Fifth street U. E. Church I A . The County CommUafoners will meet Monday to hear complaints of tax-payers. Rain prevented the game of ball yesterday between the Acme and Clarendon Clubs. The American brig Richard T. Orecn arrired In below yesterday and came np to the city in the atternoon. Basineee and working men's prayer and experience meeting at Seaman's Bethel this er-nlnir at ft. 13 I o'oloek. There will be no morning ser vices at the Second Presbyterian church to-morrow. Services at night conducted by Rev. P. H. Hoge. Rain waa reported yesterday by tbe Signal Service throughout the en tire cotton region. In this district Lumberton reported 1.20 inches. At tbe conference of Republi can leaders with Col. Dockery Thurs day night it was arranged that he will address a meeting here later in tbe campaign. Superintendent Sholar is hav ing the rook piles on North Front street, between Red Cross and Mul berry, hauled away. They havo been a great ineonvenience to street car passengers and an eyesore to the public. The guests at the Orton were startled, about 9 o'clock last night, by a loud crash. At first it was thought that the elevator had fallen, but on investigation it was found that a trunk had fallen through the eleva tor shaft. Deerd el Ilealta. A meeting of the Board of Health was held jesterday forenoon at the offlca of the Secretary Dr. Thos. F. Wood. Mayor Fowler, chairman, pre sided, and Dr. Wood, Dr. W. O. Thomas, Dr. W. J. Bellamy, Dr. Pot ter, Dr. Schonwald, Dr. McDonald. Mr. II. A. Bagg, chairman of tbe lioard of County Commissioners, and Mr. J. C. Chase, city surveyor, were present. The following resolutions were, on motion, unanimously adopted : WUKRKis, It has eome to the know ledge of the Board of Health of the County of New Hanover that yellow fever exists in Jaeksonville,Fla-a&d it ia herebv delarl bv the aaid Board . . f . . . . . . r mat iniana quarantine snail oe es tablished this day upon the railroads leading into the oity. by authority of the General Statutes; Code: Sec 2S83. It is hereby ordered that two detec tives shall be stationed at Meares Bluff, who shall thoroughly examine every aleeper and other passenger coach, and forbid any persona com ing from Jacksonville or towns south of that point, from entering Wil mington. JUtoiced, That a committee of two be appointed to wait upon the rail road authorities to consult with them in order to perfect such plans as will thoroughly carry out a suffi cient quarantine. Mayor Fowler and Dr. Potter were appointed as the committee to con fer with the railroad authorities. The committee had a conference with the officers of the Atlantio Coast line last night. It was learned that the railroad had already made arrangements that will do much to prevent danger of intro duction of the disease, allowing no cars from Jacksonville to come into Wilmington, and stopping all sleep ing cars at Waycross, Georgia, nearly a hundred miles from Jacksonville. A Belt Raatfrary. One of the most daring robberies ever heard of in this city was com mitted early yesterday morning at the boarding house of Mrs. Nelson on South Front street near Orange. Mr. J. B. McDanieL a compositor in. the Star office who boards at Mrs. Nel son's, went home from his work about 2 a. m., yesterday, and while prepar ing to retire heard & noise on the back porch up stairs, adjoining his room, and went out in the passage to Investigate the mat ter. When he took hold of the knob of the door leading to the piazza and attempted to open it he found some one was holding it fast. Mr. Mc Daniel tried to force the door, when the person holding it suddenly 1st go and ran down the back-stairs and it was supposed had left the pre- I mises. Mr. McDanlel returned to his I room and a few minutes after- I ward, having concluded Jto take a bath, went across the passage to th bath-room. He remained there only a few minutes, and when he returned just in time to see a man I vanishing through the open window to J the back piazza. Mr. McDanlel found that in the few minutes he had been absent from the room his visitor had opened a trunk, forced the lock off a small box containing letters and papers, and scattered them on the I floor, and had carried off the clothes that Mr. MoDaniel had just taken off. These were found after daylight hang ing on the railing of the piazza, Nothing waa taken but $1.50 In money which was in the pockets of the pantsv BOARD OF ALDERMEN. Special fleeting Ticket Scalpers Qaarantlne RIattera A special meeting of the Board of Aldermen was held yesterday after noon, at which the Mayor, Aldermen Pearsall, Ricaud, Bice, King and Walker were present. Mayor Fowler stated that the meet ing was called for the purpose of passing an ordinance levying a tax on railroad ticket "scalpers." Alderman Rice requested to be in formed as to the reason for such an ordinance, and was told by the Mayor that Alderman Ricaud would give information upon that point. Alderman Ricaud said in explana tion that gAYeral members of the Board bad been waited upon by offl- cers of the railroads who stated that the companies had arranged a sched ule of especially low rates for the purpose of inducing persons to visit Wilmington, but that the railroads were subjected to great loss by per sons buyirjg these tickets for specula tive purposes and selling them to scalpers, and that unless the Board can give them protection in this mat ter the companies will be compelled to withdraw these schedules. The ordinance as proposed, was read by the clerk, imposing a tax of $500 per month on ticket brokers or scalpers. Alderman King offered a motion to postpone consideration until the next regular meeting. Alderman Rice moved that the or dinance be filed for future reference. (Alderman Pearsall argued in favor of the adoption of some measure that would give the relief sought, and of fered as an amendment to the ordi nance that the license tax be mode $100 per month. Mr. Herbert McClaininy, who was present, said that he appeared before tbe Board as attorney for Mr. H. H. Kasprowicz, who is the representa tive In this city of the Ticket Broker's Association. He would ask that tbe matter be continued until the next regular meeting of the Board. Alderman Ricaud said that as far as Mr. McClammy and his client were concerned, neither had the right to appear before the Board in this mat ter. At the same time, for reasons that he did not care to state, he was willing to extend the time, and moved that the ordinance he referred to the City Attorney with instructions tore port at the next regular meeting of the Board. Alderman Rioaud's motion as sub mitted to the Board was unanimously adopted. This matter having been disposed of the Mayor stated that Dr. W. G. Thomas, of the Board of Health, was present and had something to say to the Board in relation to quarantine matters. Dr. Thomas mentioned the fact that the Board had been officially ad vised of the appearance of yellow fe ver In Jacksonville, Plant City, and other towns in Florida, and the ne cessity of enforcing a vigorous inland quarantine against those places. He spoke of the insiduous nature of the disease and the reluct ance of people to believe or ad mit the presence of the disease when it appeared among them. Two weeks' quarantine of persons from places where the fever is reported, he thought, was sufficient, butlf they came from infected houses or dis tricts he would advise against such persons being admitted at all. He spoke of the epidemic in this city in 1863, and said that the disease' was brought here then in a blockade runner from Nassau, on the 6th of August and although it spread throughout the city it was not until the 13th of September following that it was recognized and admitted to be yellow fever. Wisdom pointed to the necessity of taking precautions at once to prevent the introduction of the disease. Whatever it might cost in money or trouble would be a mere bagatelle In comparison with what would follow the presence of one oase of fever. In answer to a question by Alder man Ricaud as to what steps the Board would suggest, Dr. Thdmas said he should certainly quarantine every person from Jacksonville. If they came from sua uninfected de trict they might he allowed to re main in tbe country and be admitted I to the city in two or three weeks, j There should be competent men to meet trains on arrival at Meares' Bluff with authority to go through the cars and prevent persons from Jacksonville coming to the city. It would be best not to permit? the cars to come into the city at all, Dr. Potter and Dr. Wood who came in later, endorsed the opinion of Dr. Thomas. Alderman PearsA.ll offered a resoln- tion which was - adopted, approving the action of the Board of Health in establishing quarantine, and urging' nd authorizing the Mayor to imme diately enforce such measures as the Board of Health advised. - - 2 Dr. Potter; said he would like-to have . the city .put In a prfeJt'Banlta- Jf ry condition, and the Mayor, in reply. said he would? see that the whole available force; was put to work at onc.e to this end; It was stated in regard to mails from Florida that Dr. Hamilton had or dered all mail t matter to be disin fected. I There being no other business the Board adjourned. TUB STEKN ROUCI.h.RK MYS TERY COM I A NY, Xhey Amaze and Astonlen. tnalr Au dience at the Academy of music Last Nlsht Wonderful Mind Read ing; Harry Honclere. A very enthusiastic audience greet ed the Steen Rouclere Ttfystery Com pany at the Academy oi Music last night, and those who missed it have just reasons to regret their mistake. To simply say the performance was iuuyupio expectations wouiu omy i put it in a mild form; lor so iar as tne writer can judge from the comments heard, the performance over-leaped all expectations, and tne mysterious mind reading of Mrs. Steen puzzled and astonished every one. After Mrs. Steen made her appear ance upon the stage, the following well Known gentlemen were selected as a committee and given seats on tne stake: Messrs. J. B. Stepnens, it. is. Hartsfleld, Beverly Hoffman, a., f Domolinue. Richard Bailey and H. D Howren. Prof. Steen explained that the object in selecting a committee I was that they might observe any de- ception or trickery, and told them it was their dutv to trv in everv Dossible way to baffle Mrs. Steen. They got in their work faithfully, but failed to get any clue regarding the woman's wonderful powers. One of the committee blindfolded Mrs. Steen. Then a blackboard was placed upon the stage, which was soon covered with figures, and when Mrs. Steen was asked to add them together the rapidity and correctness with which it was done fairly brought down the house. Then one of the gentlemen would point out different figures which she would name as rap idly as tney were touched, .following tnia was mind readme". leniner xne names, acres. &c. of different individ uals in the audience, reading sealed letters, etc. . To sum ud a larcre matter, the Ob server can only say, She came, she sawKshe conquered. Mr. Rouclere's juggling is superb. Anybody who saw him handle the dasrsrers and blocks last evening will go baok to-night. Raleigh News and Observer. This oompany will positively appear here at the Opera House Wednesday and Thursday, August 15 and 16. The price of admission will be within the reach of all 25, 35 and 50 cents. Seats are now on sale at Heinsberger's book store, without extra charge. We would advise our readers to secure their seats at once. Tbe Ad rentiers. Yesterday was the second day of the Piedmont Advent Christian Con ference. At the business session jn the fore noon the list of churches was called, and it was found that eighteen churches with a membership of 1,296 were represented by letter and dele gates. New churches represented were Jones' Chapel.Duplin county; Brook lyn A. C. Church, Wilmington; New- I bern Church, N. C; Andrews' Mill, Darlington county, S. C; Mitchell Hill, Edgefield county, S. C. After duly examining the doctrinal standing of each all were received in to the Conference and the delegates were welcomed to seats. Religious exercises at 11 o'clock 1 -U-rr "WIAar. TtrtTtnao were uwuuuukcvi mj , . who nreached an able, plain and for- I cible sermon 1st Peter i: 5, 6. 7. He was followed by Elder W. R. Cottrell. The entire; evening session was taken up in hearing reports of minis terial labors during -the year just closed, and it was announced that the truth concerning the Second Advent of Saviour is not hailed with joy by the world, as was clearly demonstra ted by the trials and persecutions through which these watchmen on Zion's walls have passed. There was pneaching last night by r Elders DuBose and J. P. King, and notwithstanding the rain the house was well filled. Elder Jno: A. Cargyle arrived on the 7.40 train last night and will preach at 11 o'clock to-day. He is undoubtedly one of the ablest men of the denomination. All who can should hear him. Tne Artesian Well. It was reported yesterday that the contractor engaged in sinking an ar tesian well at Hilton for the Claren don Water Works Company had at last struck water, .which was flowing freely, but that it was salt Upon in quiring at headquarters last evening, however, it was learned that the wa ter was not salt, but was strongly mineral in character, and it was pro posed to have it analyzed. The well has been bored, to the depth of 374 feet, and it is proposed to continue boring until good water is reached. Cbaren Notice. First Presbyterian Church, corner of Third and Orange streets, nor. reyran a. noge, raiwr. wmiM miuIiim tn-morraw at 11 a. m.: no ttaoond service. Sunday School at 5 p. m. Visi tors alwayatwelooma to all servleas. Ushers at the door. Fresh Fish Every Day. VITB HAVE MADE ARRANGEMENT WITH I sartle at Carolina Beach to have Fresh Fish I mtt day. The fish will be packed In loe from 1 a-he Beach. Parties wasting please leave orders. I sae T .V amaN A CO., . I v; iiott'-v lteti. Front ana water. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS Quarantine Hotice. BOARD OF HEALTH OP" THK COUNTY OF NEW HAKOVBB. s Thomas F. Wood, M. D , Secretary. WiuratotoN, K. C, Ang. it), 1683. Vhusx4s, It has come to the knowledge of the County Boird of Health of the County of New Hanover tfcat yellow fever exists in Jack Bcnville.Fla., It Is hereby declared by the said Board that inland quarantine Bball bo established this day upon the ralroads leading into this city by au thority of the general statutes, Cde, See. 2883. It la hereby ordered that two detectives shall be stationed, at Meares' Bluff, who shall tho roughly examine every "sleeper" and other pas eenger coaoher, forbidding any persons coming; I from Jacksonville or towns south of that polat entering Wilmington. Bucltei, That a committee of two be ap pointed to wait on the railroad authorities to consult with them In order to perfect such plans as will thoroughly carry out a sufficient quaran tine. OrJered, thattha above resolution and orders eh 11 be made public. P W. POTTEB, M. D., Supt. of Health. JOHN J. FOWLBS, Mayor, Chairman. aug lltf Notice to Tax-Payers. THIS RE WILL BS AN ADJOUKNiSU M1SKT in r nf the Board Commissioners of this - IjT J n n tViA 19,K lnf aft- OlZ v'llrwtfc p. m., lor tn4 purpose 01 nearing uuiuiuauiwj vi Tax-Fayers. HORACE A. BAGS, Chairman. aug 11 It Hotel Macon, Q.RKKNVILI.K. N. C, UNDER NEW MANAGK- ment Large eanule room on Main street. Feed 8tab!e in connection Hot and cold water baths. Every convenience possible for the travelling man m. a. suukk, rropnetress. K. B. MOORE, Manager. ang 10 tf The Island Beach Hotel IS NOW OPEN FOR GUEST3. PARTIES CAK GET MEALS AT ALL HOURS. THERE WILL BE SPECIAL ARRANGEMENTS MADE FOR LUNCHES AND FISH, Costing- from IO to 25 cents. augstf BARTLETT HP E A B. S. EXTRA NICE, JQST RECEIVED. Hi. W aiT6n & oOIl, EXCHANGE CORNER. aug 10 if Arrangements Haying Been Made FOB THE MONTH OF AUGUST, WE WILL CON TINUE TO SELL T1mTTf,TT . ,Tn nnifTiflmTn OTTTrnTiinn LniTlilofl A It LI UUffltidllb OUlllHUu AND PANTS GOODS TO MEASURE AT BARB COST. inUNSON, aug 9 tf Merchant Tailor, Ao. Twenty-Five Cents Only TDBR WEES (DELIVERED) FOB THE N. Times, N, T. Herald. N. Y. Sun, N. T. Star, N. T. Tribune. N. T. World. Illustrated Papers, Fash Ion Boohs. Magazines, Libraries, &o., at Pub lishers' prices, always on hand at ap 22 tf Popular News and Cigar Store. Wanted, cr Q HANDS FOB PANTS, SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, immediately, at la-xonumn. Jy 4 tf f No. 5 Market Btreet Dividend Notice. npHB DIRECTORS OF THE BANK OF NSW Hanover have declared a semi annual dividend of 4 per oent., payable to etocanolders 01 record of this date, on and after the 9th Inst. a. u. nAXkJLiavA, aug 5 It Cashier.. Giles & Llurehison, JOBBERS AND IMPORTERS OF HARDWARE, Tinware and Crockery. Our personal attention is given to letter orders. . aug 5 tf 100 Boxes D. S. Sides, gt BARRELS FLOUR. IN BARRELS OI Sacks; 100 barrels Distillers' Glue, 860 bales Hay, 20 tons Hoop-Iron, Corn. Molasses, Meal, Salt, Peanuts, Crackers, Can Goods, Paper and Paper Sacks and Cloth Bags, at Nob. 120. 182 184 North Water St.! aug 8 DAWtf Wilmington. N. C Cutlery. A PINE ASSORTMENT 07 SCISSORS, BAR bar's Shears. Buttonhole Scissors, Pocket Knives, Table Cutlery &o., always onhand r Also a full line of Hardware. at - -. ; ,i . - . ' - - , , - GEORGE A. FECK'S, ; jy hut; , sb Boutnrrontgx..; NEW ADVERTISKMKNTSy Trustee's Sale. -. VIRTCK OF A H0RTOA0K 1XBCUTSD to me, I will sell at pnbllo ancUon, for oaah, Sept. 6tb, 1888, at Mt. Airy, N. 0., tho following 7,. valuable property, vta : One new Besldenoe. two-stories. 8 rcoms. fin ished In walnut: on beat residence street In town. Lot. 130x200, two squares from tbe busi ness part of the town. '' . ' Two Vacant Lots adjoining the above, 70x210 feet each. Also, 636 acres with 245 feet frontage on same street. . . . One new Tobaoco F&atorv. 4Cx80 Met. lot lOox 221. Main street, centre of town. . 4. 1 ,-. C'J. score uouse at tne intersection or two streets . -at wbioh threet fourths of the country trade en, t' ' ters; lot 164x221, store house 80x60. . . ' , , , Vacant Lota ifi2TiAr half wo Haf AmmI ... and business part of town. ' irour Aores on Wilson street, near tepot : . - " " -Vacant Lots! S18rfi20 fnf nn um.ttrA trAAt." - From these Lots one can ra t.hrn Htntj Mrrn Counties, the Mountains as tar as the eye wUl ' W-' reach, the river four miles. Raiimai thnw mtinn. . - ' Scenerv Unexcelled. Hli-heat epienara site ior Bummer UQteL- - t 284x360 feet on same street, opposite above. Twenty nve vacant iots in tne moet desirable resldenoe and business parts of town. All this property will bo sold REGARDLESS OF COST v For Spot Cash. Mt. Airy, the terminus of the C. P. AT. V R. B., stands alone unequalled, unrivalled, and -v?a Is springing Into importance because of I: s many -.- - - natural advantages. The opportunities for -. - n lucrative investment are numerous. Brains. . - 1 rl of the compass. The Impelling power must be ascribed to the geographical looetion which na tn ra h aa nlsuinAri fni n. I nrml nlt.v. twlnaunLr.llr located and the natural market for sine ooun- . ties. Rich In mine, forest and farm, and having . .T ,: ' I enough unutilized water power to drive tbe ma t, ; ohlnery of the entire State. To so the stupen 5 J deous scenery when the Mountain Peaks snd- ' Pinnacles bathe their lofty heads in the balmy . Vv altitude of more than 8.000 feet above the sea " level, and to enjoy the Invigorating air and. " (.: neaitn-giving oiimate, so., one win not oe sur prised at the rapid growth of Mt. Airy. Don't forget the time SEPTEMBER 5TU, 188. ' All enquiries will be cheerfully and promptly answered by J. P. Rawley, care Central Hotel, Mt. Alry.N. c. a. a. niiuubio, augS2w Trustee. DO YOU KNOW BANDANA SPRING BEDS, PINE FIBRE PIL- LOWS AND (BOLSTERS, and all kinds -of MAI TRESSES ? wiijBiiNUiuii BriuiMU uitv &flu uax xnw - c COMPANY, Wilmington. N. C. ODDoslle City Hall. Jyl4tf Fine Shoes for Ladies WE OFFER THE CHOICEST STYLES OF a LADIES' BUTTON BOOTS, LACEDtSHOES AND LOW 1 1KS, to be found in the State. Some of these goods. are just superb in texture and workmanship. Call and see them at Geo. E. French & Sons. Jy 6 tf 108 NorJ.h Front St. TO S0UTHP0BT. The Magnificent steamer Queen of St. Johns -yy ILL MAKE RBGLAR TRIPS TO SOUTH port and return (Sundays excepted), leaving -Wilmington, foot of Dock street, at 9 o'oloek a. m., and returning leave Southport at 4 p. m. - Fare for the round trip 50 cents for adults and 25 cents for children. a C. MORSE, . W. H. CHRISTOPHER, Purser. Master.. ,..- 1y8tf (Review copy.) ..- s" Time Table No. 7. 1 "-i. WUmJngton Seacoast R. R. IN EFFECT AUGUST 8, 88, 6-80 A. M. Leave Wilmington, Leave Bam mocks. Leave 7.45 am Leave 10. 5 a m Leave 4 CO p m Leave 810 pm Leave 10.00 p m Leave.. 6.30 am Leave 9.30 am Leave 8.00 pm Leave 5.00 p m Leave 7.65 p m J. H. CHADBOURN, Ja General Manager." augStf Come and See Vs. "TE CAN SUPPLY YOU WITH GOOD GOODS at low prices. We make a specialty of TRUNKS and BAGS. LAP-ROBES at COST for CASH. "Anything wanted in our line Yon may be sure to always find Of quality good and prices lino Warranted as represented every time " H. L. FENNELL, augStf 10 South Front St. . WSJI Turnip Seed, v T NOTHEB LOT JUST TO HAND. 80UTHERN v ' Prize, Rata -Bag a. Mammoth Bed Top Globe and . all leading varieties, whloh we offer very 16wl 'L'-'-- Druggist, n: W. Cor. Jfront and Market ftts. ' aug 5 tf For Sale; JpORTT ACRE TRACT OF B EST TRUCK FARM- - ING LAND, all under fence. Eight acres oleared, uuD iuutj in-m ouy iuuw,on jtarseT. street road, next east of the Currie farm. Apply to y.24tf nao . W. JiAKKKB, or Col J. W.' ATKINSON. Wilraifloii mm & Trust Co., MARKET, BETWEEN SECOND AND THIRD streets. JOHN WILDER ATKINSON, President. W. P. TOOMBB, Cashier. Lends money on satisfactory security. . ' Pays Interest on deposits. ..." ' Is empowered to execute Trusts of all kinds, mhastf ; Woody & Ctirrie. ; f ; COMMISSION MERCHANTS, WILMINGTON, N. C. StOl Supplies and Groceries sold very ,w oheap on order1. ; -V.Jiv.tiN. ; ,v-, Shipments of Cotton and Naval Btores. oare fnllybandled. ; ' f ? - mh 25tf - l 1 Arncy cf lWt I, ' x rl I t. l -. . e . v- W y ;-r f v.. t .; '4; ,'. . V "t-
Wilmington Morning Star (Wilmington, N.C.)
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