North Carolina Newspapers

H rJLoTn A U. awe nrwt a "jt im wiwi i urn dttt t : TVw ... i at I M m a &r foe cia .It. TV ' ' CTs?aea ft ma M V1 t . Th Ctmt to ! Ktaprr William wot oo dewr boat yatarvly . both niTl fctlfol aaarfconaAobip. ktll mrf oaoihf of rJ sad faJlow .lr. tby took laonoa to too foreet 'ultJ by ealraasisrs. A eol- lieioa oooarrwd yeotorUay at tilaa o ootlaaU. beewo tba eCeouer !tce of braka. boaati for Now orb, aod toe tamr 'or gan. r-om Vtootroal. the former, wbieb was tllUi with iwjMon, waa driven atwr aad bad eoveraJ plates uiA.4hd Tbo report wbtob eau roui thiearo of tbo lyuehloaT of a negro to ttworyta for etrikibg a eitt4oo with a otooo. waa ootroo. tbo u - .r a tiled by boioir atrook by a wbilo walking oo top of a frttfbt ear At St. Tbomao t "Unrob. Jew York.vootorday. Rev Dr. I. otmrU wm eoooooratod Assistant HuUoo of tbo d too ooo of Sootboro Uio. Hoo. 2. W. Xatttof. rxrvoootatir to Coosrrosa from tbo twaty ooTootb Now York diet riot, ha roifood oo aeeooat of bad boaltb. The International eaearsionlsts viottoU NtaraTa vootorday. A ,hwj.1v Hook dispatch roport tbo ouir iir$ of Now York to bo about iu to ouo poottioo, bliag uortb wooC. A mao aod bU wife io St, J npb. Mo., eolabratod tboir max n ag aouivorsary by gottiog drook, wtuoh they kept op for too daya, aod ratio uoCbio duriog tbe time, they w r tuiMtod. aod a arch bviog made tUo woioaA u found dead, aod tbo tuau i o tue tHoai tagva of delirium trui904 A pasoeoger traio oo tbe Philadelphia A Baltimore road w v. paxtly wrooked veoterday. roaolt ur iu tbe injury of fifteeo peraou, tiv of tbem moaly Two eoort b.iWrT arw uotlrr arret io . ls;.:ago. ciurl oitb paokiog tbe Crooto jury A oegro wa lyoebed at HoruauJo, Mnn., yesterday moroiog. by a mob of sovorai baodrod into, for i-riatioaliy aaaaultiog tbe wife of a farm-r. be coofod bio crime, bat said be w birod by tbe woman's bujibaod to tuurJor ber. aod that io- tKad h violates! hr (wrtoo. A boilr eiploeio yetrday toaCbat tauooga plauiug mill, blew out tbo eotiro side of a tbroe story build ior. killed ooe negro, aod blew another fifty feet without sort- ooe mjury . property loan ilu, iJCO. Tbe steamer City of New York was Soatod lat night at 10. JO, aod i oo her way to w York. A bloody tragedy io reported from Wsmotoo, ita . growiug out of ao old diffloalty. a man wa shot dowo io tbo streets, three balls being firvd loto him. either oo of wbiob was ( a fatal character. New tork market: Mooey eaoy. oot t.a dull middling oplaodo 10 eeoto, mi Idling Drlosoo 104 eooto; sootboro flour dull aod heavy; wheat, spot weak Nov. 3 red 99&i eeoU. eoro firm aod moderately active No. J cents at elevator, spirit tor pentioo doll bat steady at tfl8j ceots. roaio qait. A: last account the great steamer City of New York wa very feat. The Democrats, io tbe recent elec tion, wound op tbe Ropablicao of Watrbary, Coon , io doable -quick t : ::: . Mr. Clarksoo mast boa hot parti san. Ho expects to "fire" nearly 60, ooo Democratic officials by tbe cloee of tbo correct year. Tbe newspaper account concern tog Representative Randall's health are very conflicting. It i evident, however, that his health ia far from being good. "Prise Louis d Rohan, ooe of the foremost of Austrian sportsmen, shot bis li.oooth bock September 12, at Chanetrick." That Prioce i be a botcher. Th Philadelphia 7tm thioka "Caaada ought to come ia if ooly to letro bow to play ball." Tbe Csoadieae are sensible. Tbey pre fer to "shoot" the beta. ' Tbe very latest trust c ihe oarpot is no that hope to cootrol that article. It will avtIeso. wO tramped oa PULtdti- Bot if tby get old owppr, like the Ledger, onder tbe carpet, tbe trust may bo "all right." Th people of tbe United State hav never bad sock aa inefficient mail earvte a baa beeo inflicted oo them by Waaamaker. U i a dead fail or, aad oogbt to be Taaoerixed wuhoot beoefit of eiorgy." Misa Lilly May, of Lincoln, Ne braska, married Chart W. Good whoa sb we 14 yar oM. They quarreled aad wore divorced. Sb M aow 20, aad wishing to bo a Good K"l wato. aeke that the divorce May ba oat aside. a The Morning Star VOL. X L V "NO- 1ft No lt- If not a food taper now, yoo can mak it o by giving it a hearty, substantial op port. i ooro are many newnpa- para ia North Carolina, ooodaotad by worthy and capable men, that ara traggliag for oxiatonoa. Hoip tbem oat. Put thorn oo a high plane of aaaiaioaaa. A wackly newspaper ooodaotad with energy aod ability ia worth from $6,000 to 10,000 a year to tbo ooooty io wbiob it ia pobliabad. Too may doabt tbia, bat it ia a aolid foot. serytaata. three corporals aod sotvs patrol saoa of the San Praaciaco po lie force bare boon retired on pcaatooa aa a reward for their loag aod faithful ser vice. Toe scraeaou are to receive $01 SO. h corpora $57 10, aod tbo patrolmen o0 mo'h. Tbio io aa admirable plan. Every oity, according to ita means, should pooaioo every retired polioe officer who baa eereed a specified number of year, aod who baa discharged the datiee of hi position with courage aod fidelity. Mr. McDonald baa introduced a I bill io the Georgia Legialalure which proejdee that all dogo shall be licaoaed aod collared. Mr. McDon ald ha committed a vital error. He oagbt to introduce a bill requiring tbe owoer of every dog-killing abeep to pay a fine of fifty dollar. The dog most ba protected "though the heavens fall. Poor bat ambitious yoong men should lake eocooragement from tbe statement that Henry Bradley, tbe head porter of tbe Lafayette Hotel, Philadelphia, baa made 100,000 oat of hie pooitioo. Bat tbe amount of baggage smashing that Henry baa don during tbe time bo waaacca malatiog that som is awful to c n- tem plate. Wo learn from tbe Raleigh Visitor that "arrangement bivo been made with Kboda Lowrey, tbe Qaeeo of Soaffletowo, to be present at the groat Slate Fair, oex. week." As tbe manager will have to draw tbe hoe oo "attractions" somewhere, we soggeol that the pegs be ao'. at ex -Prieet Boyle. Fruits are oo oioa nowadays It is bard to boiieve they ever ala eaob other. Bat we are told that the first apple was eaten by tbe first pair. Hartford Time. That's the naked troth. But Even while tbey were indulging to tbe po mo logical paatime tbe devil Adam io hi warm em brace. The wife of tbe late S. S. Cox ia said to have beeo bis inseparable companion; she shared all bis plsns, aod made bis life ber own. Mr. sod Mrs. Cox were oot ooly a devoted couple, bol she waa like a partner to him io bis business, sharing bis oon fidcooe in everytbiog. There is a backmao io St. Paol, Minnesota, who evidently has do faiib io tbe old adage, "Cleaolioese is oext to godliness." He boasts that be bss oot taken a bath for seveo year. It's a wonder that fellow doeso't go so fsr as to stop watering bis horses. "At Bethel, Matoe, a large bear attacked a cow laat week, bol the latter foogbt with all ber might aod maio, aod finally drove tbe bear off." Smart old cow. A soon as she saw that the trooble was a broio she blew the bear sky -high with ber bellows. Tbe New York Commercial Ad vertiser says: "Chicago ia safe from conflagrations to the future. The Chicago of to-day ooold have blown oat the devastating flames of 1871." Yoo doo't meao to say that this natural gas ia oot combustible? Smokeless powder having proved a success, why oot test tbe bsckbooe of tbe Amertcao small boy with a smokeless cigarette? boat to tk losih -r iar;i-; -i.. haa antared qdoo no lortT-nun v.i time 1 Stab ia oot ooly ooe of the oldest, bat ab .ot tbo boat daily io tba South. Wa exteod our coogratulaliooe aod bope tha Stab will cootiooe to re ceive tba liberal patronage that it ia ao jaatly aotitlad to. aian" 9mmt atolMM.: le, 9ime aaoaaaol Tba WtlmioRtoo Stab a few leaves ago enured Ita twenty seoood year of aeefaloeaa for Wilmiogtoo. Tha Stab ia tba oldest aod moot reliable dailv oaoor in tbe State. Tha Oenti wiebee it continued aoocsss. WILMINGTON, N. CM SUNDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1889. TIEEE CITY mmm AoraaTMi W I Ocui Co Notice. Goo A. Pacx Portable gratea A. O. McGiar A Co. Aoctioo. traa Orrica Mr rapping paper Maomc Meeting Orient Lodge. J. H Babodi Panacea water. Carousi Iniuraoce Conpany. Tax Noticb County townabipe. CaoaxT & MoB&ia Auction aale. 8. A. ecaxoaa tk Co. Nice gooda. Baown A Roddick Pail opening 8. H Ptamn.Af Again to the front. H L Panaaix Harneaa, aaddlery, etc. C. M. Hawaia Newspapers aod cigars. kooaj Uou No city court yesterday. There were oo arrivals from Black river yesterday. The Parcell Hoose will be opened the first of Deee ruber. Rev. C. L. Arnold and family returned home from the North last evening. 1 he county register reports oo applications for marriage lioenses the past week. Messrs. Gannon aod O'Keefe, government steamboat inspectors, were here yesterday on bosiuess. Tbe Slate Fair opeos at Ral eigh to-morrow. The fare for the round trip from Wilmington is only $3.20. The water io tbe upper Cape Fear is falling off. bot tbe steamboats manage to get through without dif ficulty. Tbe close easoo for bird ends next Tuesday, and all tbe amateur gunners in town will probably take to tbe woods Tbe receipts of cotton yester day were tbe largest of any day this season being 2,173 bales, against 1,- 453 bales the same date last year. Foor interments two adults and two children are reported for Oakdale cemetery tbe past week. There were no interments in Bellevue. Tbo Colfax came up to tbo city yesterday evening. Tbe summer be ing over she will hereafter make Wil mington headquarters instead of South port. Mrs. E. B. Wiggins left last night for the Northern markets to purchase a stock of millinery for the fall trade. She will return next week and will bring with her a fash ionable milliner. Rev. Dr. Prilchard, who has been io attendance opon the Eistera Baptist Association the past week, io Duplin, is expected to fill his pulpit at tbe Frst Baptist Chorch to day at 11 a. m. and 8 p. m. Steamer A . P. Hurt, Capt. Ir vin Robinson, from Fayetteville, ara rived late yesterday afternoon with a flat In tow and a large freight of cot ton and naval stores. She left on the return trip about 9 p. m Rev. Mr. Pearson left for Tar boro yesterday morning. Daring his short stay here he was the reoipient of many attentions. Friday after noon,io company with several friends, he took a trip over the Seaooast road to the Hammocks. Nearly every magistrate id the city was aroused from his peaoeful slumbers a morning or two ago about 3 o'clock, by a man who wanted a bail warrant to arrest some one who owed him $2.00 and was about to leave tbe city. He didn't get the warrant, for all that it is said some tall swearing was done. It was sb dark as mod on the east side of Sooth Front street last night, particolarly near Dock street, and several collisions on that crowd' ed thorooghfare resolted from the woefol lack of light. One of the suf ferers suggests that the city place an eleotric light or gas lamps at the in tersection of Dock and Front streets' too used as occasion may require. Al tbe fire which occurred last Thursday on Ninth and Taylor streets tbe nearest hydrant was over four blocks from tbe burning houses. Before the firemen could get water to play on the flames, they had to stretch all the hose from two of the reels and part from the third. The firemen would have been in a bad fix if all tbe reels haul not been there promptly every building on the block would have been destroyed, most likely. As it was, two houses were borned. "Did you say that 'If I horae waa eighteen feet high?" I , Kfiion f aet hitrh aiu me uuitc wo i.w.. - -o I flick to it. ' A ....'! WtmU Bforftief. There were some twenty carts filled with fish in market yesterday after noonand bot little else. Pig-fish, black-flab, snappers, spots, blue-flsh, sheep-bead, flounders aod mullets all sold at from 13 to 90 cents a booeh at retail; roe mullets briogiog tbs highest price. The supply of oysters waa limited, bot there were a faw fine samples of Nsw River bivalves hi tbs shell at fancy prices. ilnlpoos Keeps A baa. Wilmington continues to keep ahead of tbe other Southern ports in the prioes paid for cotton. Yester day, sales were made here on a basis of 10 816 cents for middling, while the Charleston market was quoted dull and nominal at 10 cents. Savan nah, quiet at 9 1116 cents; Mobile, 9 oents; New Orleans, 10 cents, and Gal veston, 9 15-16 cents. Besides paying better prioes, Wilmington's facilities for handling cotton are unsurpassed, with compresses, railroad depots and warehouses all at the water's edge, where ships take the bales direot from the presses, and cargoes are loaded with greater dispatch and with more satisfaction to ship masters than at other ports. With a realization of all these facts the daily receipts of tbe staple at this port must continue to grow, bringing increased aotivity in other branches of trade, extending our commerce, and adding to the general prosperity of the city. Kale a la Templar;. The representatives from Wilming ton Command ery, who attended the Grand Conclave in Washington last week, have all returned, and express themselves as well pleased with the trip and the kind attentions shown them everywhere. There were not more than fifty Knights from North Carolina at the Conclave, The morn ing of the grand parade the Knights were in line from nine o'clock in the morning until two in the afternoon; most of tbe time in front of a fine residenoe on C street, the proprietor of which, a Mr. Tompkins, threw open his doors and invited the entire North Carolina delegation to luncheon. Many availed themselves of the gentleman's hospitality, and were royally entertained. A Wilmington Lsdf'i Invention. Mrs. P. L. Bridgers has received let. ters patent for an admirable inven tion something that has long been needed, and that will please house wives all over the land. It is a grate cornioe designed to protect mantels from burning or being injured by fires kindled in grates; both the top and sides. It can be made of polished brass or nickel, and is adjustable, so as to fit any grate, and is both orna mental and useful. Messrs. Alderman, Fi (inner A Co. have made a model of the invention, which will be on exhi bition at the State Fair in Raleigh this week They say that they have heard manufacturers of grates and mantels speak in the highest terms of the invention. Tbe Arnold Sleeping Car. Rev. Mr. Arnold, who went North several days ago in oompany with Mr. Iredell Meares on business connected with the recently patented railroad sleeping oar, invented by the former, says that he is well satisfied with the degree of success attained in getting tbe car introduced to the public. The prospects are most favorable for organization with a large company al ready holding several valuable con tracts with Northern railroads. On every hand the invention was praised and pronounced the thing at present demanded by the public Mr. Iredell Meares will remain in New York for some days in the interest of the in vention. Cotton Beiloa Bulletin Dry weather continues all over the cotton belt; none of the stations re porting even a "trace" of rain. There was no frost, the temperature being higher yesterday than for several days previous, the average maximum about 84 degrees, and the average minimum 55. In this district Weldon reported the minimum temperature as 44 degrees, Lumberton and Cheraw 46, Newbern 48, Wadesboro 50, Char lotte and Florence 52, Wilmington and Raleigh 54, and ;Goldsboro 56. The maximum temperature ranged from 78 at Wilmington to 82 at Raleigh, Charlotte and Cheraw. A Novel Sale. A correspondent of the Stab writ ing from Rocky Mount says: Quite a large number of ladies were in attendance yesterday at the open ing sale of tobacco at tbe JNasn county warehouse by Ed. M. Pace, proprietor. Prices ran high and farmers were highly pleased. At the close of the sale a novel affair took place. One of the most fascinating and charming young ladies was offered by the pro prietor, and the bidding by the young men was SDirited and lively, xne prixe was captured by Mr. P. P. Meadows, of Oxford, by bidding the high price of seven million dollars. Tbis shows tbe valuation placed upon tbe jewels of our town, and shows tbat tbis section is not yet Dannrupt. ( hurctj NotlC. Services in St. John's Church to-, day: Holy Communion at 7.30 a. m. ; Morning Prayer aod Sermon at 11 o'oiock; Evening Prayer and Mission ary Meeting at 8 o'clock, with an ad dress by Rev. C. L. Arnold Services at St. Paul's Episcopal Church to-day at 11 a. m. Sunday School at 4.80 p. m. No night ser vioes, as the rector will preach at St. Johns at that hour. Rev. C. L. Arnold will officiate at the City Hospital this afternoon at 3 o1 clock. " Let Her Go Stow. 1- The Chief of the Fire Department has issued orders to the foremen of tbe "different fire engines and track companies not to allow their horses to be driven faster than at a trot to fires that may occur ea?t of Fourth, north of Red Cross and south of Castle streets, and not to allow horses to rush oat of engine houses when an alarm is turned in, as heretofore. Horses are to be exercised one hour each day when not working on the streets. Grand Street l'araOe. There was a grand street parade yesterday afternoon of horses of the Fire Department. "Dennis" was at the head of the procession, followed by "Harry Brock," "Nick J ," "Mart N.," "Hardy "and "Ed." It was a fine turn out and attracted great atten tion, especially the black Clydesdales belonging to Hook and Ladder No. 1, and the gray Percherons that will pull the "Atlantic" engine when the boys teach them the drop-harness trick. reees&e? Fcrecfa. The following are the forecasts for to-day: For Virginia, showers, cooler, winds becoming northwesterly. For North Carolina, South Caro lina and Georgia, fair weather fol lowed in Eastern Carolina by light rain, cooler except on coast, winds becoming northwesterly. Oxford Orpnan As iam. As Thanksgiving day will be here soon, request is made of the secular and religious press of the State to ex tend notice of the proposition of tak ing up a collection for the Oxford Or phan Asylum wherever services are held on that day. FDNERAL NOTICE. The funeral of Mr. JOSEPH L. BARLOW will take place from St. James' Charob at 5 o'clock on Monday afternoon, Out. 34th, thence to Oak dale Cemetery Friends and aeqaal tanccs o the family respectfully Invited to attend. NEW AD VEKTISEM ENTb ORIENT LODGE, No. 395, A. P. & A. M. spsc'a! meeting to-moro m (Monday) even ing at 7H o'cloc k, for work In tbe E. A. Degree. Visiting Brethren cordially invited to attend. JOHN C. CHASE, oot 13 Jt Secretary. Auction, TK-MORROW, MONDAY, COMKENCrNG AT A 10 o'oiock, we will close ut the entire stock now In tre Ladles' Emporium of Art and Fash Ion. No 116 Market street Sale will oontlnae day and night till all the stock Is sold. A. Q. McSIR P 4 CO.. oot IS It Auctioneers. The Auction Sale fV DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, o AT No. 13 Market street, will be continued oa Monday, 14tb i st., at 10 o'oiock a. m. This stook must aud shall be closed out. ORONLY & MORRIS, oot 13 It Auctioneers. When Yon Want nice Goods T RIGHT PE ICEP, CALL AT il AND i8 MAR ket street, and see what wo can do for you . You will save money and time. S. A SCHLOsg & CO., oot 13 t: 21 and 23 Market t. Notice. "O RECEIPT WILL BE CONSIDERED VALID by our house unless Blgnel by one of the pro prietors or ofv bookkeeper, Mr. H. H. Watters. oot 13 lw W. I. GORE & CO. New Stock QF PORTABLE GRATES BY NEXT STEAMER. GEO. A. FECK. Hardware, Sash, Doors, Blinds, Paints, Oils, &o. oot 13 tf Panacea Water WILL CURE DYSPEPSIA. AND CHRONIC Dlarrtcaa, Cutaneous. Kidney, Liver and bladder dlse&eea. In Cholera Infantum and the acute pains o' dysentery, when other Waters are often a disturbing element the, Panacea Water is very helpfuu For ea'.e only by JNO. H. HARDIN, Bnurgist, oot 13 tf New Market. OUR STOCK OF Harness and Saddlery, Trunks and Bags U tee largest and cheapest In the oity. Oar assortment of HORSE CLOTHING and La r ROBES Is unsurpassed as to style, price and '"weaave the goods and we are determined to sell them. SWEAT COLLARS i 5 CENTS. H. L. FENNELL, THE HORSE MILLINER, oot 13 tf 10 South Front St. TAX NOTICE! 1889.! JpOR THE PURPOSE OF COLLECTING THE State and County Taxes, due for the year 188, I will attend at Cowan's Store. Cam Fear Townnhln. on Vnn- day, Ooe . 28th, from 11 to 2 o'clock. Maoambar'a Store. Harnett Townshln. Tn as- day, Oot. 9th, from 11 to 2 o'olook. Blddle's Store. Federal Point Townshln. Wed nesday, Oot. 80th, from 11 to 2 o'oiock. Maaonboro Hall. Maaonbora Townshln. Thurs day, Oot. 81st, from 11 to 2 o'olook. Prompt payment Is requested. S H. MANNING. Sheriff oot 18 It New Hanover Coanty. NEWSPAPERS AND,CIuiBS. A LL TUB; 'LATEfcT DAILY AND WEEKLY XV Papers oa band. Magazines, Libraries, Fashion C. M. HARRIS, News and Cigar Dealer. Books, Ao, ass I tf WHOLE NO. 7190 NEW ADVERTISEMENTS The Wide Awake 'King Clothier'' IS AGAIN TO THE FRONT. OUR IF&ll S-booHs: ia displayed sni It will do yon good to see it Investigate before investing. Many times yon would save money by so doing. We keep none bat reliable CT,OTEEI2sTG-. No prices but fair ones, giving for eveTy dollar as much as It's possible for a dollar to get of such CLOTHING. Oar facilities for baying enable as to own oar goods cheaper than any house In Wilmington. SOLE AGENT 70S THE DUNLAP HAT. S. H. FI3H3LSLTE, KIKfi CLOTHIER, oot 6 It Bird Dog Wanted. yT- ANTED, A FIRST-CLASS, THOROUGHLY trained Setter, oot over four years old. Moat be a reliable retriever. Give fall description and price, and state iflwllllng to send dog for trial, the undersigned paying expenses. WM. H. BERNARD, oot 9 DW 3t Wilmington, N. C CLYDE'S New York and Wilmington Steamship Co. Till irjBjL.Jp SaSCT FROM PIER 29, 1 BAST RIVER, HEW. YORK Located bet. Chambers and Roosevelt Sta., At S o'olook P. M PIONEER Saturday, Oct 12 BENE FACTOR Wednesday, Oet M GULP STREAM Saturday, Oct 19 PIONEER Wednesday, Oct ft FROM WILMINGTON. BENEFACTOR- Friday, Oot 11 GULF STREAM Tuesday, Oct 15 PIONEER Thursday, Oot 17 BENEFACTOR Tuesday, Oct 92 fja Through Bllis Lading and Lowest Through Rates guaranteed to and from points in North and South Carolina. For Freight or Passage, apply to H. O. bMALUBONBo, HUpt. Wilmington, N. O. THSO. G BGER, T. M., 5 Bowling Greed, N. Y. WM. P. CLYDE & CO , Gen'l Agent, oct 10 tf 5 Bowling Green. N. Y. For Bent, TWO NEW HOUSES ON NUN Saaa street, between Second and Third, I with modern improvements water, B! SShgas and bath. House on Fifth St., be CJaaBHween Dock and Orange. House on Southeast corner of 5th and Prlcoeaa streets. House forth west corner of 9th and Princess Sta. Hon-.e on Princess street, between 8th and 9th, next west side of Col Cant well's residence. House west side of Sixth St., bet. Princess and Chasnut. House on South side of Red Cross, between 3rd and 4th 8ts. Rock Spring Hotel. 22 rooms. Stores Nos. 9 and llMarket street Apply to D. O'CONNOR, Real Estate Agent, oot 8 tf Wilmington, N . C. The Carolina Insurance Co. IS THE ONLY Insurance Company in North Carolina having a;special deposit for the protection of T-jat TftST TTrvT T'T7,T3CI I rUUlLrX UijlJJ!itB. It furnishes perfectly safe insurance at lowest rates and solicits the patronage of the com munity. G. W. WILLIAMS, President. M. S. WILL ARD, Secretary. oot 8 tf Wrapping Fanef. rpo CLOSE OUT AH ACCUMULATION OP OLD NEWSPAPERS, tbey wi!i:sbe sold for TWENTY CENTS PER HUNDRED. Apply at tbe fob 2 tf STAB OFFICE. BATES OV AfiVKHTIMNM ga n si oo '! &2 1 7t TaTeeDay. J M SPS? . !! jnr Day, 8 60 - 4 00 " TWO WNiU, B 60 " fbtee Weeks, . 6 00 Oae Month, io oo " " Two Month, jb oo " Ttwoe Jionfchs, MOO six Monta. . 40(0 Or Yeas', tsoo WOon tract Aavortleomrass taken at proror donately low rate. i lines ao! Id Nodparell type make oo m re NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. BROWiN & RODDICK, 9 NORTH FRONT ST. FALL OPENING. JT IS ALMOST IMPOSSIBLE TO ATTEMPT TO enumerate In one advertisement tbe many at tractions found In so extensive a stock as we oarry at all timee, even more ao la It now when oar shelves are Just laden with immense quan tities of ZLSTew GroocLe in ALL DEPARTMENTS; and while we oak an Inspection of onr Eh TIltB STOCK we call your especial attention to oar unusually handsome display of Dress Goods, We are now showing the latest and neweat ef fects In FABRICS that are worn this season, eeabraoing lvdly deslama.ln PERSIAN BOBDEBS AND STRIPES. NEW SHADES IN Henrietta Cloths and Cullltifwood Habit Clothe Haute Nouveante IN STRIPES, PLAIDS AND BORDERS. Fancy Plaid and Strip SnitiDs, Glen Haven Sackings -AND Jersey Flannels. PLUSHES, VELVETS & VELVLTEENS In great variety, and In every Imaginable ahade. In SILKS we dl play the celebrated GeuDet Black Groa Grain, all qualities iihodamea, Satin, Duchess. A r mare and Brocade. tiipd, Plain and.Piald Surahs. Moire and India SILKS." Black Dress Goods. Priestley's Stlk Warp Henriettas. Plaid. Striped and Bordered; Memorial Brand of Nun's Veiling, Bordered aod Hemstitched; Tamlse, Aibatrcas. Jersey Toraton, Ondnta Serge, Cashmere Imrerlala, Armnre Striped Mohair; Velours, fine and wide stripe; Mnlroce, Hebastopooi, Cordelet, repe Cloth, Ac . with an eleeant assortment of fllaofi. BUk Trimmings to match. SAMPLE ORDER DBPAHTMENT. Speolal attention ta!d to all orders by mall. Express charg es prepaid on all puro bases to the amount of five dollars and over. Respectfully, BROWN & EODDICK. 9 NORTH FRONT STREET. oett 6 tr BUCKWHEAT, BUCKWHEAT, BUCKWHEAT. NEW HULLED BUCK WHE AT, FIRST. OF THE SEASON. CALL AND TRY IT. All other gooda kept In a first class Grocery Store. For sale by JNO, L. BOATWRIOHT, oot 2 tf 15 and 17 South Front St. For Rent, THE HOUSE ON THIRD STREET, t-etween Ann and Nun, at present oo loupled by R. W. Bloka Baa eight 'rooms and U In perfect state of repair. Apply to aeplltf CLAYTON GILR?. Notice. J HAVE REMOVED MY LAUNDRY FROM Market street to North Front, between Cheannt and Mulberry, where I will be pleased to tee all of my frlenda and the pnbllo generally. Bart LEE, oot 9 tf Proprietor Chlcese laundry. Headauarters JjV)R APPLES, CABBAGE. ONIONS, UAH kets. Brooms, Vinegar, Peach and Apple Older. CHARLES F. BROWNE, Agent, 128 North Water St , Wilmington. N. C. oot 6 DAWtf Breech Loading Guns. GOOD ASSORTMENT OF b BEECH LOAD GUNS, tor sale by GILES A MUBCHISON, Murchlson Block. ootetf Wilmington Seacoast R. E. o N AND AFTER SUNDAY, SEPT- 8TH, 1889, TRAINS WILL RUN AS FOLLOWS- Leave Princess street at 7.00 a. m. dally, ex cept sonday. Leave Front street at 2 80 and 6.1 " r. m- dally. Leave Front street at 9.10 a.m., Sunday only. Lave Hammocks at 8.i a. m. dally, txoept Simday. I Leave Hammocka at 9.50 a. m., Sunday only. Arrive Front street at 8.40 a. m. dally, ezoopt Sunday. Arrive Front street t 5. 10 p. m. dally. Arrive Princess street at 9.40 p. m. dally Arrive Front street at lOtO a. m Sunday only. The 6.15 p m. Train from front street la tbe Sapper Train Round trip tickets will be told for this train at 26 cents ach to persona wishing to return the same night. J R. NOLAN, sepgtf Gen'l Manager. Mount St. Joseph's College. COURSE OF STUDIES. CLASSICAL AND Commercial. Terms: Boarders per session of five months, $110. Day students aooordmg to graae. Htuaies wui oo resumed on nun i . September 2, a 889. Address BBO. JOSEPH. Director. Carroll Station, Baltimore Md. Send for catalogue. 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