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ri!K MORNING STAR tm a Baj 4bbb " " " ;batki OF APVBBTIHWfl. 2? : :; jjwwff ( " " Five Day. i so " QuVml.... ............ 400 TWO Wks... ...... ........... 6 60 M ThlMWMll " " OH Month 10 00 Jwo Montbf. 18 00 Three Montus, s oo , " nxMOBttU. 40(0 OMIMI, tSUO The Morning Star I I I I 11 II. III KN V Kl Ml .;JUK nCVT BOH OAT. t . .. f 2 T .r- .. . . 1 2 i . - -newse. AettveeeU ur Mrt 9 ! s w a ow W - m W aottoct tat at . . ir 'a 4so , I I .- ' 'Mtto M Wl.Wf !, BL 0 a mynti .1a Mvim.. Contract as lakes at proi or S VOL. XUV.-NO. 142. WILMINGTON, N, C. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1889. WHOLE NO. 7157 tlonately low Ten line olid Nonpareil type sjure i ' ri. ieot earn to from IV r i t v.ttniay. aoi epot aboot 61 u oo.ulttioo wltn eabioot r he then took tbe trmJo (or l i'IpbUa. A tueetios; of the .!. of th TabloaC will b held !y. tico th sab) eel of id .nioo of Cooerreee will b -1 anil a deitoo reeeheU. -seitemeot prevail lo Creetocv, i. or th fi ur-o( a baokioc au I th ofner beo r'4liwi! with pf. ii violeoe Tba inarrtion of htom at Uiutr ity. Him , ha. lo quieted tlowa Sy tb tuilitary, who huutrd down at. I billed varmJ of tba lead r who wwrw of vry ba! ebaraetrr. tba .(. ,f fwliaar prail. blo tba v , in I th rC t r olaaa of ufn kl i.. . ' ir 'i.t trowbf la aprabao. V".- Vuo Ivenie Inrjo- ,-r..-. iu-- u r''- d.o"OH u jraatar ,1 IV ..- H i-r - ir.-. an.) i.'-oiloatati . . . . - I . r ; .-r r ' 'itranti cuuu -,. - i rrwur-r on tba first Tu-r.- " . tuarkti lo- '.-r-Lv ;t tb nuuibr of t- in til' I.o.!oo Jock. wtirv irnt a ratbar J ;lu Huru ay otrika i i-uft.l io tlaarow aod u to .Say. 'h Livvrpool th rmployvra havlog ;i a) uc .IrtuaOiitH) a l -.at.-h rvorta a ejelooa i:hw.nl of Porto Kro, (fo i. t.ortti w-tvrly iir:tioo th- I'lark Srtl'etiv arm or i ". AnoKha yaatcrday. nu K-tu :.- l.'-ut, a prominaot i I au rwal .-fat u.ati, of S- y OlltUltf'.l Uieil JKttlJ N iurt Moory ray at - - ,vut i-ottoo uit. Uid , -iu ' t ' " o ta, iu 1 1 lJ I i Ojc ; : t - n . .utb-ro tlour . at)l mor a-ti'. wtat ilull k u-w N r.-.l "4j ' x e( i.- r iiirn artiwa v:. '. i i u t 'lTtif. irit , i anl .trail y at (4 -4 - iti rtriu aitti fair .ui tUOU to go-l rail fence r; 1-r " r i . n i ". h ta t' ttitl t '' r.nht atnl prll. i nign'." ted "pro S n"ll b f i. r rally r. - 1 if t ran .'.) i i ric t hi a ipapp'r Jlroa'i A. l.- C It he t .it;-- in 1 .h w to tun irtuj r bf i t int. acd all will be 4 oml. rtiag t know the', the (4 t o longer tb rxciatvs ; tr i . i f hill stone. Th i m o admitted, sad ta .'. thry ar asahj the atxe .1-n r tmg. cat of a Cad i a, Ohio, pa d to kill a black snake, jked to death by the n tA rrpoobility for thia i divided between tb t o tke reporter of the r i v ' papar, referring to a pra, aays: "Tb twenty ii . gxrU who tak part are r n.tntiiy draped, to be ear. j md classical." Wheo tbs ' tr - .caatily drsped lbs tbsatxe i v-r caauly filled. - bop is ta true, as reported. i t Attorney torai tiarlaod, 'it bma o gag ad by tba Northern ' tic Railroad aa their attorney ta vihmgtoo at a airy of $'.,3,ooo a tr IU i. Aae lawyer aad one of "n Dt of mee. :t.-i that ths Washington Mahoas organ. le pubi:.hd o j E. f t ar. l K Iward M. Fos, Wa. C B. Fox, is vsry I i ai tbess foxes will be c 7 ry before Mahoos is siset ' - vm -r of Virginia. tatd thst s bar of stock to N Kivsr Company, London, w i tlae looo, wss rwosnUy old at l; for 1414,000. Tba last an : lend on that hare wa $13,- corporation is a water wp iny, bat it te vary eisar that it ' n.)t wtr its stock. i - r j graufyisg to know tba h sad b meat a Democratic pa V to the MavmaaJt ----- which for b.11. 1 og time favorwd ths Blair Q to chaawad fenatft mmA maw am . poeaa .ht wild achems for depleting th pahhc tresawry. Tba Asm la ri&t whae u says: "Tbs paopU wasld ba batter ol the Blair hui." ML Airy u patting oo air iince the nulroad placed her io oommani--'.: R with tho oataide world. Nothing pro thi moro ooocla 1 j than tho fact that tba Aee baa addad a oak editor to ita etaff who anooila himaelf the first day of hi engagement by reporting that one man killed etzty an anakee near Mt. Airy in one day. Thie i very good for a beginner. Mi Sosso B. Anthony, fcif 72, hopes to live to ee the day whsn women will not only be allowed to rota and to bold offlos, bat when they will bass the privilege of asking the men of their cboios to marry them. Sasis know how it is. It most be awful for a young lady la lies 79 "ysrs without receiving one prop oss I for marriage. Fraoci Ormood.wbo died recently at Victoria, Aostralia, is another philanthropist whose good deed will live after him. He gavs $130,000 to Ormond College, Melbourne; $100. OOO to Melbourne Uoiveraity for s department of maic, and was oos of the chief founder of the Working Men College, which now has 2,000 tad sola. Th Baltimore American thinks "s vestibule train ought to mskea good haul." It does. Aftsr the conductor goes through, lbs polite porter takes haul tbst' left. It tBVKRrMK.t KM rw. St Omct-Wiaitd. NoTtcm To ciiy ti-prr. Mcaaus X Co Cutter returned. .iorf.lt aileer tertlSrat.a. A counterfeit $a ailrer certificate is aid to be in eirealatioo. Department ertea t. check letter C. The v g nette of (ten Hancock is not good, and the letter C ! omitted from the right eud of the note, and the letter i. oot very distinct near the vignette of lieu, Hancock. The lathe work is not good on either side of the note. The bill after being handled awhile ought to deceive no one. and those who are ordtnaril careful about the tuooey tbey receive should not be de ceived by the bill wbeu new. A few of these uotes have been sent South, it is thought, or have come from the West, where the chief of the secret service of the Treasury Department at WaehiogtoQ haa been informed th counterfeit certificates were first put in circulation. rale. rra.aew Robert Shepherd, the colored dray man arreated Tueaday. was brought before Mayor Fowler for an examina tioo of the case against him yeter day morning. It was shown that Shepherd had obtained half a cord of wood from a man named Jordan, the owner of a wood flat, by falsely representing that a gentleman who was wall known to Jordan had ordered it At the conclusion of the bearing Shepherd was committed to the cuatody of the heriff in default of a bond for $. a) to await the action of the CrimioaJ Court on the charge of obtaining goods oo false pretenoee Travel Over ih swaewast K.a . The travel over the Seacoast rail road the past season make a good bowiog for the growth in popularity of the Hammocks, Wrigbtsville and Ocean View. Tbe records show that io round numbers 35 000 persons were transported over the road during tbe moothofJuly aod 24 600 In August very near eighty thousand for tbe two tuoolbs Tbe record for tbe remain ing month I not obtainable, but for June It is estimated at 10.000 and for May aboot 3,000. With September yet to bear from.lt is not too much to say that tbe travel for tbe five months will exceed 100.000. The record of the champion club to date i as follow: league Boston ba won 33 and lost 37. New York, won OS. and lost 38. PhHadvlpbta, won 34 and lost 51; Chicago, woo 56 and lost 33. Association Brooklyn has won 74 aod lost 37, St Loots, won 73 and lost 38. Haiti more, won 33 and loat 45. Uames yet to be played are : New Yorh, 33. Boston. 38. Philadelphia S3; Chicago 30. Brooklyn . St Loot 30, Baltimore 33. M ISIf. A yoons; colored woman named Mary KUxabwth Taylor was arreated yceterday for stealing a gold neeklaee and vral dollars in bill from the rwaldaoee of Mr. Jaa. 8. Devtoa, where i employed aa a aervant, Tba y wm recovered, not tbe nee a la still mlMing. the woman while admitting the theft aayins; that she had given It to a boy. After an in vestigation of tba ease before Mayor Fowler, the woman was committed to Jail tor trial at tb next term of tba Criminal Coort. Steamboatmen report the river In good boating order. Superior Court for Pender coun ty convene next Monday. The schedule of the Seaooaat railroad will be changed Sunday next. Telegram last night reported freezing weather out West, rather warm bare. It Jss. Watkint, colored, was fined five dollars In the Mayor1 Court yes terday for disorderly conduct. Capt. Ingram, of the steamship Benefactor, reports the whistling tag on Frying-pan shoals out of order. Cotton cornea in slowly. Tba receipts yesterday were five bales, as against 119 received the same date last year. Mr. Leitob, the evangelist, ad dressed a large congregation in the lectnre room at Grace M. E. Church last night. All who heard him were delighted with bis discourse. Dr. F. W. Potter leaves to-day for the weetern part of the State, and will be away Dine two or three weeks. During bis absence from the city, Dr. K D. Jewett will be acting Superin tendent of Health. The Durham County Confede rate Veterans' Association have ex tended an invitation to Col. A. M Waddell to make an address before the Association at a grand barbecue on the first Saturday in October. Lumbertoo was the only station in this district of the cotton belt where rain fell jesterday; the amount was )7-100tbof an inch. The maxi' tuum temperature ranged from 82 de gree at Wilmington to tiH at Florence. The average was 86 degrees The steamer Cape Fear has been taken off the line of boats to Fayetteville, and will be laid up a few weeks for general repairs and overhauling. Capt. Tomlinson takes command of the steamer Murvhi ron which takes the place of the Cape Ftar. The steamer Sylvan Grove will tun the J : ij i : i morning trip to Southport to-day, connecting with railroad for Carolina Heach both go lug aud returning. This will not in terfere with the Uroc' afternoon trip, and she will leave for the Beach, as usual, at 2:30 p. m. 1 ba Ilalsilos Itoi J anS Loan association. The Wilmington Homestead and Loan Association commenced opera tions on the Uth of August 1886 and consequently has been running a lit tie over three years. Three series of stock have been issued in that time amounting in all to three thousand shares A quarterly statement that was made up a few days since shows the Institution to be in a most flourishing condition In tbe first series, five hundred dollars have been pawl in instalment, over nine thou sand io interest, over four hundred in fine and over three hundred in trans fer fees, while in the seeond series the amount of instalments paid in is one hundred and twenty-five dollars, over four hundrod being collected for inter st, two hundred and seventeen for fines and eighty-three for transfer fees The third series has only been re cently opened and therefore tbe in terest, fines and transfer fees collected are small. The profits on tbe first se ries are five dollars and forty-two cents per share, or nine per cent, while tbe seoood series shows a profit up to this time of one dollar and forty six cents per sbsre, or twelve per cent It is thought that the Association will wind up in about three more years, and the stockholders will have quite a snug little sum to divide among themselves. The Citixens' Building Associ ation is doing remarkably well as is also the Mechanics' As sociation, and all these associa tion, together with the Savings Bank are admirable institutions for work ingmen .as well as young men. THK THU. TVs raau : close aad ar.1v at the Ctty Post Ottoe as follow: WWAWW WorUt.ro tarooxh mad way malls . . SCO A. M Hortoam UtrooaB malls, fast ll so P. at Sort Carotlaa aad Atlantic aud Port carouaa awnroae aad roate . . :d Lbaratrotn 8:00 A 1M 11 FayattavlUa. J A. M. A i so P. M Soatbarn way nail 5:30 P. M Bol ralhr maO SUA P. M DALLY KXCftFT SUNDAY. ST tsc 11. C. C. haliway 1 CO 5 80 P. M craY V. k. B. aad points sup pUmi laarafroi ..... :jp.m A n Railroad aad point soppdad taarafroen i DO P. Mj &. p M amttavUl 1:80 P. M Wrtcaamu rA-M paeaai sua r. a far Mavtoa Wadasboro.Mon TUESDAYS AMD FRIDAYS. a. oo a.m. Cape Fear Steer mall law P. M Mt i.n DAY AMD FRIDAY. Oasiow C. H. aad tatsc dlaU oflYoe lAM OFEM FOR DALTVXHY. . Moetaer aad was b0 MM Nortbeea taroegA maU. lata 1 1 OO P. M gwtbata taeo HaB sat a. M SooUiem war mall 9.30 A. M ffrrif OaatraJ Railroad..-. sao P. M MaO aoUeoawl fro tr s box .ta ba aes porOoa off eJtyatl A.M.. 1M M. aad 4.-48 r.M. ; from otAwr parts of the city a 8 A.M. and 4T.U. from IS AJf.toTP.M. 00 u iaa a. bl cnaob roe aad LrtUa Rtvae Carriers delivery opaa oa Saaday froi t te aaaw A. at a.m. to ft F. at riAB fibre: bagging. Tate mill a Croaly Running Day ana Mnii i to supply ike Demand. The Aeme Manufacturing Company have recently sold their patents and fibre plant at Cronly to the American Pine Fibre Company of this city, and the new company have gone to work I in earnest The demands for the pine fibre bagging are so great that the company will put in new machinery at their mills at Cronly, so as to largely increase the output. Orders have been received from eyery cotton State in the Union, and the mills are running day and night to fill them. They already have enough orders ahead toj keep them busy till the first of April. The Ma con Telegraph has a long article on the excellence oi the pine fibre bag ging, and says that fifty rolls of it were brought there recently for the Messrs. Willingham, leading mer chants of Macon. The Telegraph says: It is just the thing the people have been wanting, and they are wild over It. The ware housemen, too, are delighted with it, and believe in its great adaptability to the wants of this section. Said Mr. Calder Willingham, who is one of the most experienced and capable ware housemen in Georgia: "I consider it the equal of jute in every respect, and believe that it will take the place of jute It is as dura ble as it is acceptable, it is cheaper, and it utilizes our pine forests I am for it, aud can sell it as easy as jute. 'What about the weights?" asked tbe reporter. "I will show you,'' said he. "A truckman plied the hooks to a roll aud jerked it on the scales. "ou see there is a roll containing tbe same number of yards as a roll of jute fifty yards. Jt weighs 102 pounds. A roll of Dixie jute will weigh 68 pounds, and yettliey sell tor the same money laid down In Macon 9$ cents per yard. ' The farmer ge'-s in there, does he not?" "Well, I should say. On a bale of cotton at 10 cents, the jute bagging will bring 80 cents, and the pine straw $l 02. That's the difference on every bale." 'Of course the exchange accepts it?" "We sent it to them last year. The truth is, if it was not for the color you could not tell them apart. It is the best counterfeit you ever saw. ' A roll of pine st 'aw is exactly like a roll of jute, only he former is of a deep red. brick lust color, and is heavier. The texture is exactly the same, and except in the partic ulars mentioned cannoc be distinguished from tbe jute. Col. H. E. WMliojham said it was equal in every respect to the jute. Tbere was no choice between the two. He believes it is the thing for the farmers, and that they will adopt it. Two or three farmers standing around were delighted with it and anuounced their intention of using it. Several of the warehouses wanted to buy some of the bagging but the Messrs. Willingham would not let it go. They wanted more. The bagging was made in North Carolina. It is probable that a factory will be built in Macon at an early day. Pine fibre bagging is now being shipped to every cotton growing State, in these small lots, and from every point comes approval. . - .a ; r. r.teilt- The following are the forecasts for to-day: For North Carolina, South Carolina and Ueorgia, fair weather followed by rain, stationary temperature, except in Eastern Georgia, cooler weather and easterly winds. For Florida, light rain, stationary temperature and easterly winds. QC4KTBKLI rflilTTI K.N IN. Wilmington District Fourth Konnd. Carver's Creek, Shiloh, September 7th and 8th Clinton, Kendall's, I4th and loth. Elizabeth, Elizabethtown, Septem ber 2lst and 22nd. Southport, September 28th. Brunswick Mission, Union, Septem ber 28th and 29th. Magnolia Circuit, Carlton's, Octo ber 5th and 6tb . Bladen Circuit, Windsor. October I2tb and Kith. Waccamaw Circuit, Bethel, Octo bor I9th and 20th. New River Mission, Pikes, October 23d and 24th. Sampson Circuit, Concord, October 26th and 27th. Cokesbury Circuit, Cokesbury, No vember 2d and 8d. Bladen Street, November 21st. Brunswick Circuit, Zion, November 23d and 24th. Trustees of Church property are ex pected to have their reports ready. F. D. Swindell, Presiding Elder. nn wiHENCI NIGHTINGALE OF THE NURSERY. The following is an extract from a letter written to the Grma Jtgormta Mnttnatr at Cham be rsburgh, renn. : & naaarAoraasa. J use ooan the door for her, and Mrs. Wlnslow will prove tbe American noreuw nuuwu oi uie Nursery- Of this we are so sure, that we will teach oar "Susy" to say, a oieasmg on ars. Wlnslow" for helping her to survive and escape the griping, oolicklng. fa teething "lege. Mas. ir tw.mM Strut relieves the child from pain, and cures dysentery and diarrhoea. It often the gums, reduces Inflammation, cureswlnd oolle, and carries the Infant safely through the teething period. It perform precisely what It ef eases te perform, every part of it nothing t We have never seen Mi. Wlnslow know power we would make her. as she la, a physical amviour to the Infant race. Sold by all druggists a bottle. DIED, HILL Oa August Slit, ta Harnett county, at the residence of ber brother, F. J. Swann, Mrs. ART H- BILL, ta the 79th year of her age - Tbe deceased was warm-hearted, gen rous worn devoted mother and constant friend. Of quick sympathies aad kindly Impulses she won tbe bean of friend aad relative. Ber hospitality was "without grudging." and she aa ever the pleasant com pa Ion eh bad a oh Hd like faith ta wod ; her reliance aad trust in Bl anarrinc wisdom aad unfailing arm upheld bar. aad east about her tbe he me of hopeful cheerfulness that never forsook her. Gone loan, at rest ta peace- Washed In tbe blood of tbe Lamb the stags tbe song of the redeemed. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS City Taxes. TTAVTNG RECEIVED THE BOOKS CON- TAINING THE LISTS OF TAXES due for the year l;89, Tax -payers are hereby notified to pay promptly, thus SAVING COSTS and annoyance. WM. A. WILLSON, sep 5 1 1 Treas'r and 1 ax Collector. 1 OUR CUTTER HAYING RETURNED WE ABB PREPARED WITH A FRESH STOCK -0P IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC SUITINGS TO MAKE TO MEASURE Anyth'ng In enr line In onr nsnal UNAP PROACHABLB STYLE ATf OPUL&B PRICES. MUNSON & CO., Merchant Tailors and Clothiers, sep b tf Wanted. INTELLIGENT. ACTIVE BOY Is TO 16 years o'd . who wishes to learn the Job Printing and Book Bin dire business, may secure a situa tion aa apprentice at toe eep4 2c STAR OFFICE. Apples and Cabbage. TJ BAD QUARTERS FOR APPLES. CABBAGE, 1L Onion?, Potatoes, Lemons, Batter and Florida Mullets. CHARLES F. BROWNE, Agent. s-p 4 DAW tf (Review copy.) Dividend Notice. rJ,HE DIREJTOR8 OF THE BANK OF NEW Hanover hav.i declared a sml-annual dividend of four per cent , payable to Stockholders of re cord of this ddte, on and after the 12th Inst. W. 1., SMITH. ang 6 j Ot8hler. iipiisros- 'I'EB IMPORTANCE OF HAVING PIANOS A selected by a competent Judge of Instruments is apparent to all thinking people Pianos of all makes vary In quality and tone and a large par centage of Instruments made, (even of the best maker) turn out ir. differently. By careful selections we cannot on'y guarantee quality, but by direct trans jctlons effect a sav ing In tha cost. The undersigned ill go to New Toik Stptem ber I, for.the above purpose, acd all who con template purchasing Flanos will find It to their advantage to send for circular or call on or ad dress. Prof. B. YaM LAER, 407 Rod Cross street, Wilmington. N. C. Fonr eood second hand Flanoe at Bargains, aag 13 it tu th sat For Rent, DWELLINGS AND HALLS. STORES AND OFFICES. ss III II 1 'RentsrCollected.' Taxes and Insurance paid. CASH advanced on city property. D. O'CONNOR, ang 18 tf Real, Estate Agent. CUTLERY SPECIALTY. GILES A MURCH1SON, ohlson Block. aug 23 tf Mrs. Joe Person's REMEDY AND A FULL STOCK OF PATENT MedicU e, Toilet Articles, and Pure Drags and Chemicals can always be found at F. C. MILLER'S, Druggist, Corner 8. Fourth and Nan Sts. P. 8 Prescriptions filled day and night Ian tf First Class Carptnter's Tools, TARDWARF, 8A8H, DOORS AND BLINDS. For sale by GEO. A. PECK, 29 Soath Front street. aag 4 tf Lawn Mowers, EST ON THE MARKET. GARDEN HOSE i Hakes, Ac, Sprinklers, Rubber Hose and Attach ments. Bottom prices on above at wm. js. HMUsuan ..- o, iy 80 tf 14 Front street, Wilmington, N. C. T C Yon have a poor appetite, A A' You are pale and weak. You are f alllnff off in health. Yon are over worked In brain. You are troubled for want of sleep, Yon are subject to heartburn, Yon are subject to nightmare, 1 oa need building up generally. Try the merits of the truly wonderful Panacea Water For sale by ang SStf JNO. H. HA DIN. "20 or 30 Days" MORE WE WILL OFFER GREAT INDUCE MENT8 IN ik IN SLIPPEBS AND LOW SHOES, to make room for the Fall rush. Call early and secure the first choice. . Mail orders receive prompt attention at Geo. B. French & Sons, lOS NORTH FRONT ST. as tf NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. CAROLINA BEACH. CHANGE OF SCHEDULE. QN AND AFi JJR WSDMKbDAY. SEPTEMBER 4th, the schedule for Steamers SYLVAN GROVE and PASSPORT will i e as follows: SYLVAN GROVE will lave Wilmington 9 30 a. m. and ISO p. m. 8Yi.VNGRoVB will leave Beach at 18 30 p m. and 5 15 d m. PASSPORT will leave f ..r Southport at 9.80 a. m. Returning will leave Southport at 3 p. m. PASSPORT wll I lave for f arollna Beach ONLY at 6 p. m. Returning will leave Beach at 7 a. m. JOHN W. HARPER, sep 1 tf Gen'l Manager. OUB Harness and Saddlery, Trunks and Bags ARE MODELS OP BEAUTY IN DBMGNP, WORK MANSHIP AND FINISH. We make no Shoddy Goods. H. L. FENNELL, THE HORSE MILLINER, sep 1 tf 10 South Front St. Call and Examine THE LARGE AND COMPETE STOCK OF Cigars, Snuffs, Tobacco, Pipes, Ac . we are displaying, which we offer at prices which defy competition. Merchants will find it to their In terest to give us a call before purchasing else where. Respectfully, sep 1 tf SAMUEL BEAR, 8 . NEWSPAPERS AND CI6ARS. LL THR LATEST DAILY AND WEEKLY Papers on hand. Magazines, Libraries, Fashion C. M. HARRIP, News and Cigar Dealer. Books, &c, ang 3 tf Spirit Casks, Glue. &c. JpOR SALE CHEAP BY WOODY & CURRIB, Commission Merchants, w ilmlDrton. N. C. Jy 23 tf WESLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE, STAUNTON VIRGINIA. OPBN8 BEPTBMBER 19TH. 1889. ONE OF the most thorough and attractive School for young; Ladles in the Union. Dis tinguished advantages in MUSIC, ART, ELOCU TION, fcn. climate unsurpassed. Pupils from nineteen States. Terms low. Special indnce meuta to persons at a distance- For tbe great Inducements of this CELEBRATED VIRGINIA SCHOOL, write for a catalogue to Wm. A. HAKRTS, D. ., President, Staunton, Virginia. Jr 6 D.tW2m sa tu th Alex, Jackson, Q.BNERAL AGENT AND COMMI68ION MER- chant, soll.lts oonfrieTimente of Cotton and all kinds of Count rj Produce. Ordern promptly filled when produce is on hand. Southwest corner Mulberry and Water streets, Wilming ton, N. C. aur23 lm CAPE FEAR ACADEMY iBOPBNS MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 23 P. Pre It Care, ui aDd thorough instruction. paration for Business or College. Full corps of teachers. Please enter sons at beginning of session. See catalogues In Bo k Stores. W. CAT LETT. Prin ., sep 1 3w nac su tu th 406 N. Fourth St. Mount St. Joseph's College. COURSE OF STUDIES. CLAS8ICAL AND Commercial- Terms: Boarders per session of five months, f 110. Day students according to trade. Studies will be resumed on MONDAY, September 3, 1839. Address BRO. J08BPH, Director. Carroll Station, Baltimore. Md. Send for catalogue. jy 11 3m For Rent. THE HOUSE ON THIRD STREET, between Ann and Nun at present oc cupied by R. W. Bless Bas eight rooms and is In perfect state of repair. in I Apply to ang 24 lw CLAYTON GILES. Wilmington Seacoast R, R. THE FOLLOWING CHANGE IN THE TIME Table of the Wilmington Seacoast Railroad will take effect on Wednesday, 23rd Inst: TRAINS WILL RUN AS FOLLOWS, Leave Wllmint ton at 6.00 and 9.30 a m, 2.30, 5.00, 6.3 - and 8.30 r m. Arrive Hammocks at 6.50 and 10.10 a m, 8.10, 5.35, 7.15 and 9.10 p m. Leave tiammocKs at i .to ana lu.xoaui, v.uu, 5.45, 7 3t and 10 00 p m. Arrive Wilmington at 8 20 and 11.05 a m, 140, 6 20, 8.10 and 10.45 pm. On Snndavs trains will leave Wilmington at 9 .30 a m. 2 30 and 6.S5 p m. X rains will arrive at Wilmington on Sundays at! 1 05 a m end 6 20 and 10.45 p m. Supper Train will be tho 6.3") p m train leaving Wilmington Round trip tickets will be sold at 25c for this train to parties returning the same night. J R. NOLAN, Jy 23 tf Gen'l Manager. PIG FISH ! PIG FISH ! I ALWAYS KEEP A SUPPLY OF FRESH FISH on hand. As I have my own boat and seine I al ways keep from 200 to 300 on band. Pio Nlo par ties can be served with FISH OR COFFEE. Meals 35c or $1.00 a Dav. JAS. A. HEWLETT. Restaurant in 50 yards of Switchback. GOOD CIGARS and Ice cool BEER always on hand y 12 tf Commissioner's Sale. JN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE OF THE su perior Court of New Hanover County, In an ac tion of foreclosure therein pending, wherein the First National Bank or Wilmington, N. c, Is Plaintiff, and N- F. lxonetal. are Defend ants, the undersigned, Commissioner appointed by said decree, will sell at public auction, for cash, at the Court House door in tbe city of Wil mington, on Monaay.tne xsra as; oi eepiemoer, A. D. 1889, at 12 o'clock, an undivided one half interest in the following real estate in tbe said county of New Hanover, on Topsail Sound, near the ocean, bounded as follows. Beginning at the mouth of Lltt e Creek, where it empties into tbe said Sound, running thenoe south with the said Tops 1 Sound to tbe month of Everett's Creek, thenoe up the meanders of said creek to a point on the same at which the line of the late David Gomto oommences, thence along said line, about eastward ly, to a gate across the road leading from the residence of tbe late Nicholas F. Nixon to tbe Old Plank Road, thenoe east wardly along the line of B. h Moore's land to the beginning, containing about 600 acres. Said rale is sublect to the dower Interest of Mrs. Emma Moseley in the said lands. B. 8. MARTIN, aag 18 4 w su Commissioner. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Six Thousand. last Received Six Thousand Rolls WALL PAPER, New Iesla;ns. CALL AND SEE SAMPLES AND GBT PRICKS . BOOK AND PAPER HOUSE. School Books 'AND SCHOOL SUPPLIES. SPECIAL PRICES TO MERCHANTS. Send lor new trade Catalogue. y rL. TES' BOOK AND PAPER HOUSE. ang U tf Oxford Female Seminary, OXFORO, V C. TBe Next Session Opens Sspt. 4tb, 1889. THE LOCATION IS UNSURPASSED FOR bealtbfulness and acoesfibillty. Tbe corps of teachers the equal of anv In the land, bnldlnv diplomas from such schools as the University of Virginia, the Kauvenr ccbool of Languages, tbe Patapsoo Institute of Maryland, tbe Cooper Union Art hobool, of New York. The teacher of Piano and organ is a gr idnate of ttio : orich Conservatory, and afterward studied under :ew Y rk Profot-som The teacher cf Vocal !Kuslc won both tbe Vf'Cal and Instrumental Medals at. i be Hlchmond Female Institute, aud after ard Biudied tutee years under the beet New York Professors. CHARGE PER ANNUAL BB8MON OF FORTY W H K K 8 Board, fuel, lights, washing, full Literary Course, lnaludlng Latin and French $170 to If paid one -half In advance 101 80 Tbe above with Music teo oo If raid one-half In ad vanoe sio 00 Apply for catalogue. F. P. HOB'iCOD, Jy 9 Dw 6w President. AN EXCELLENT EDUCATION 9 At Very Low Rates IS OFFEREn to HOTS and YOU If Ci JU EM DAVISSCHOOL. This is a Military Boarding School, and is oik; of tho Brsi Equipped S hoolrt In the United States. Healthy location, Fine Climate, Mild Winters, Cadet 'Cornet Band, Cadet Orchestra, fFull Course of Study, or prvjr- nruuuu lor uin Kl Classes OI anv Colleire or for Hii-im-, Complete Course in Telegraphy. For Regis ter with full particulars address COL A. C. Iy 21 D&Wlm DAVIS, Supt.. IaOritna-e, N. C. nac Charlotte Female Institute. THE FALL 8E88ION OPENS SEPTEMBER 4th, 1880, with the largest and Inest corps of skilled and experienced teachers the Institute h 8 ever had. Tbe advantages here offered for Instruction in Music, Art and the Aoadcmlo studies are not surpassed by tbore cf any Instl tute in the South. For catalogue or information address tbe Principal, Rev. WM. R. ATKINSON, su we fr Charlotte, N. C. Je 16 8m Saiem Female Academy, SALEM, Pi. C. Largest, Oldest and Best lYnmlt College In the South. Session opens August 7tb, 18? 9. Faculty SO Professors and Teachers. Special features tbe Development of Character, Health and Intellect. Fully equipped Preparatory and Collegiate de partments, besides first c)ss fofcools in Music, Art, Languages and Commercial btndlas. Send for Catalogue to Rev. J. H CLEW ELL, ang 1 tf Principal. EPISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL, IfBAR ALEXANDRIA. VIHUIKIA, L. M. BLACKFORD, M. A., Principal. LLEWELLYN HOXTON. Associate Principal. With ample oorps of Atnistant. Fotjsded U80. cession opt ns t-epi. 6, 1(89. Catalogues on application. ang 8 2m sa tu th ALBEMARLE FEMALE INSTITUTE Charlottesville, Ta. UNSURPASSED FOR THOROUGHNESS OF Instruction, bealthfulness and beauty of situation, facilities lor comfort, moral and re ligious tone. TERMS VBKY ModehaTB Order Catalogue. W. P. DICKINSON, Jy 21 w su tu th Principal . UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA. CH1PBL HILL, N . . THE NEXT SESSION BEGINS SEPTEMBER 5th, 1689. 1 borough Instruction is offered in Literature, Science, rhllosopbT aod lew. 1M tlon $80 per session. For catalogue address Hon. KEMP P. BA I TLB. Iy 6 tf ta tb President. iijiiirii V r ri bas