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I - - n so. if- 7 tQairitttffd Booa-Fide, Every-Day2 5 : ClrcnIaUoa UrxerTbaa That " sm. . :HFuMSOFSUBSCFJPTlC:.J mi Of Aay Other Dafly News . ., paper ; Published la , . -V Wllminftoa. " " , Oao Tsr, by Kail. fa.00 i.0 ; Bis Hontaa. . f ; Taroo Xonlka, . " Two Montaa Lift IjDO XOLBEST DAILY IfBVSFAPEBj VOLv LXH.H-NO. 121. WILMINGTON, N. a. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 10, 188. ; WHOLE NO,?,66G MMM 4Mt I'.'- s ; - It -' -. -- , 'p'"' ... - " Qlxc horning tar. TO THE PUBLIC. Friends of THE UOBKIlfO STAR will do & bror by in. forming us of aay CaUara on tb.a part of newsdeaJera, or aawaboya on railroad tralna, to ateat tko public demand for copies of this paper, :' . r. OUTLINES. Spanish forces at Manila attacked the Americans under Gen. Greene and were repulsed with heavy loss; the Americans had thirteen killed and a number wounded. Spain's reply to the American peace condi tions was delivered yesterday after noon to the President; the conference between iL Cambon and Mr. MeKin ley lasted nearly an hour and a half; no statement, regarding . the confer ence will be issued.: Two Nor wegian steamers, captured trying to run tbe blockade, were taken into Key West. Gen. Miles' forces are moving in four columns on Porto Rico. No more troops will be sent to Porto Kico; Gen. Wade's corps will not sail. A number of the soldiers at Montauk Point from Santiago are sick with malaria fever. N. Y. markets: Money on oh it steady at 1J1J per cent., last loan being at 1J per cent.; cotton steady; middling uplands 6Jc; flour steady, with business restricted by the views of holders; wheat spot strong. No. 2 red T7i78Jc:; corn spot firm, No. 2 39 Jc; rosin steady: spirits tur pentine firm at 28J28c. WEATHER REPORT. O. 3. Dkp't or AORIOULTURK, Weather Bureau. WiLMsaTOS. N. C, Aug. 9. Teinperature: 8 A.M..81 deg. ; 8 P.M.. St deg. ; maximum, 88 deg. ; minium it , 76 deg. ; mean, 82 deg. Rainfall for the day. 0; raiafail since 1st of the month up to dat. .66 iachea. corros nxaiox bcllstix. For the twenty-four hours ended at SIM. yesterday: Heavy showers have continued over the Mississippi valley and eastward to Tennessee, and lighter showers in the coast districts. It has been generally cooler in tbe western districts. The following heavy precipitation (in inches) was reported: Lako, Miss., 1.63; Brookhaven, Miss., 2.90; Bolivar, Tenn., 1.56; Covington, Tenn., 2.30; Hollv Springs. Miss., 2.01; Forest City. Ark., 1.84; Brenham, Texas, 1.50; Huntville. Texas, 1.70. WKATHIR CONDITIONS. A trough of low pressure extends from E intern Texas northwestward, with nnxlerate storm areas over the lower Mississippi and upper Ohio val leys Another storm area is develop ing in Minnesota, which has' caused the barometer to fall sharply through out the Northwest. The high pressure continue permanent over the South east Coast States. Stage of water in the river at Fay etteville at 8 A. M.. 3 feet. rOKXOAST FOB TO-DAY. For North Carolina: Rain ; south to southwest winds. Port AIhum An g;. 10, Sun Rises 5.13 A. M. San Sets 6.55 P. M. Day s Length 13 H. 44 M. High Water at Southport 2.34 P. M Hirh Water. Wilmington 5.04 P. M. Some admirer of Admiral Dewey has discovered that he is a descend ant of Alfred the -Great. Great S.-ott! Hooley made $8,000,000 by mak ..'iir Knglishmen acquainted with the pneumatic bicycle tube, and then he 't ame inflated himself and soon f'tirsted. A lmiral Cervera has received a h . k for $50,000 from Spain. This was a small matter compared with. check he got from Commodore chley when he came out from antiaijo. The island of Maul, in Hawaii, has the tallest chimney in the world. It is the volcano Haleakala, which 1 1 1 0.OC0 feet high. Burton Holmes, with a party, has performed the feat of climbing it. A Baltimore young man was fined ?''..-t.) for "disorderly conduct," the 'lUonlerly conduct consisting in kiss-' in? his girl in a park. A young man who couldn't kiss his girl in an or-l.-rly way should be fined at least ?T.U0. : . : .:- The Mexican papers catch on to the news. One of them informs its readers that "at a meeting between 1'resident MeKinley and ' Admiral Cervera tbe other ; day, - Cervera Irew a pistol and .'shot MeKinley dead:" And yet 'some people say the Spaniards cant shoot. - : A Mississippi paper tells i of a ' married lady" at McHenry, who was pronounced by ; the doctors to have yellow fever, who ate two quarts of plums, for ! which" she had been longing, put the doctor's pre scription aside, and got well. 1 Very likely. A woman ; who ; could eat two quarta of plums :lwith; im-. punity mighteasily defy the yellow fever, whether she . was married or single. . " - - Dongjlj as, Jr., of onicago, who .during the recon struction period lived 'in this State, and was then and hast since been a Republican, has joined - the Demo cratic party. becauBe "he believe in 'a government of the people,4- for the f people V and by the r people," whicli is not the kind of a govern ment the Republican party with ita trusts and combines gives us. We do not know whether "Steve" :cuts a wide swath . in politics out thete or not, out he is a clever little fellow and weighs about 250 pounds. A young man in Pennsylvania has got himself into trouble by fooling with figures. - He wanted to . marry a 12 year old girl, and! when het ap plied for a4, license - he! reversed I the figures and swore ahW was 21. :i He maybe prosecuted jfor perjury for taking such a license with the figures. lit;- . -1 Georgia raised moire peaches this year tnan tne rauroaas coma trans port to market, but j the unshipped were not lost, as nearly every village in the peach district, according to the Constitution, has a cannery. A Madrid paper says among the points to be discussed! in the- peace negotiations is the war material "thej ownership of in the: Antilles. But what use has Spain for war ma terial? ! i A Chinaman in Chicago who stole i $50 become so troubled by ""remorse of conscience that he I iumped into the river and was drowned.. He couldn't have lived id Chicago long. According to the Richmond papers the people of rhat burg don't know what to do with the James River water. It is too thick to drink and too thin ttf chew- NSW ADVERTISEMENTS Str. Wilmington Schedule. R. R. Stone & Co. Picnic hams. French Wine At 113 So. Front st. Busnrxss L. Tate Bowden Butter, potatoes. Meeting Onslow Land Investm't Co LOCAL D6TS. The city hospital employes were paid off yesterday i Six of the nev recruits .who' have recently gone to , Fort Caswell were here yesterday,! going to Fort, Macon. 1 - j j , The regular, bona fid mail cir culation of The Mobsiho Stab is larger than the mail circulation of all . 1 TTT.'l " 1 TJ?,? 1 T J outer w limiogioii uJUJJes comowea. The annual mjeeting of ; the stockholders of the Onslow Land and Investment Company Iwill be held in the law office of JnoD. Bellamy on Wednesday, September 6th. The steamer A. P.' Hurt brought in an excursion of about fifty people yesterdayi, arriving at 6 A. M. land leaving at! 8 P. M. They were taken on at points between here and Fayetteville. ' j Newbern Journal, 9th: "The game of ball played between the two colored base ball clubs, Wilmington and Newbern, at the fair grounds yes terday resulted in Wilmington win ning by a score of 11 tio 0." j Under the ; present law there will be three magistrates to elect in every township in North Carolina, and in incorporated towns and cities one additional for every .1,000 inhab itants. This will give Wilmington about twenty-seven. Mr. HenrTFateau the French wine maker, has an important ad. in this issue. He is making wines of pure grape juice, which are said by good judges to be of very superior quality. He hopes within a short while to have his grapes; all grown in this vicinity. ' " , - j. : j j 1. ' - Rev. R. E. Peele former pastor of Brooklyn Baptist Church, is in the city and will preach at that church to night at 8.15 o'clock. He is the guest of Mr. J. C Gore, corner Third 'and Campbell streets. Jiev. Mr. Peele is accompanied by Rer. Hugh C Oliver, of South Carolina. ; j Mr. T. H. McRosie, of Stitesr boro, Ga., a nephew of Dr. W. D. Mc Millan, came up from Sloop Point yes terday, where he has ! been the guest of the Doctor's family the past several weeks. He will spend a week here before returning to his Georgia home. There is just: one way to; rid Wilmington of its present municipal government. . That is to elect a Demo cratic Legislature. It another' such Legislature as the last one is elected in November, the white people of the negro counties will'; have to protect themselves., And they will do it, too. Tke Croatia Pkalc. j -. " '' , A very large attendance is expected at the Croatan picnic to be given at New Hope. ; about two miles from Pate's, Robeson county, on the 26th. John D. Bellamy, - Democratic candi date for Congress, has been invited to speak" and will be present. CoL Mur doch McRae and Mr.. Hamilton Mc Millan are also expected. ---; " ? ;- . No mineral waters in the , world is superior to that of Jackson Springs for Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Insomnia Nervou Prostration or Kidney, Blad der and Stomach troubles. ; Bead ad vertisement in the 8tab. u , f Stephen " As DEATH OF MR. C.P.MEBANE. At the Home of His Daughter, Mrs. Full- wood, In Washington, N. C, After an - Illnets of Several Weeks. Telegrams received here yesterday 1 afternoon announced the deatbrof Mr. C. Pi Mebane at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Fullwood, Washing ton, N, C.,1 Telegrams were first re ceived stating that his condition was critical and that he was rapidly sink ing. His relatives here therefore were somewhat prepared for the sad' news which came later. A stroke of paraly sis was the cause of his death. A Mri Mebane was- about sixty years of age. He was twice married, first to his cousin, Miss Berta Mebane, -and last to Mrs. Ellison, a sister of Mrs. B.. N. Sweet , He leaves three children, Mrs. Xong.jof Charlotte, Mrs. Full- wood, and Mr. C. P. Mebane, Jr.,- Of Washington. ". ; . " . - - ' For twenty years Mr. Mebane was actively engaged in business here, be- I ing a member of : the firm of Vick & Mebane, which at one time is .said to have done more business than any other firm in Wilmington. After wards he was engaged 'in : a shipping business alone. V For the last four or five years he had been located at New born, ! where he bought -cotton for Messrs. A.Sprunt & Son. He had been an officer in the Pro duce Exchange and a deacon of the First Presbyterian Church. The remains are expected to arrive at 5.40 o'clock this afternoon via the Atlantic Coast Line, and the funeral will take place from the depot. - SOUTHSIDE BAPTIST CHURCH. A New Charch Bnfldinr to be Erected is South Wilmington. Southside Baptist Church will hold its regular weekly prayer meeting at the Fifth ward hook and ladder house to-night and every Wednesday night at the same place until further notice. This is on account of the removal of the church preparatory to building a new one. Tne work: or removing tne old building was contracted for by Messrs. Millis and Savage and they began work yesterday morning. The building will be moved back between Fourth and Fifth streets facing Woos ter. I ' It will have two partitions run through it making four rooms. Be sides this there will be a two room house for kitchen and cook room, i It will be used as an old ladies' home.' The building formerly used as the old ladies' home has been sold to Mr. C. C. Parker and will be moved to an adjoining lot. - The new church will be quite an ad dition, architecturally, to South Wil mington. The plans, prepared by Mr. L. II. Vollers, and accepted by the building committee, show that the building will be 60 feet long and 55 feet wide. The auditorium will not be so large, as some space will be taken up by a pool, dressing rooms and vestibule..- - " The building committee is composed of F. A. j Montgomery, chairman; J. S. Uanady,' secretary; J. F. Littleton, treasurer; R B. Moore, W. H. Biddle, John Thomas and R. A. Benson. Rev. F. C Farrington, the pastor, is giving of his time freely in pushing the work along. . ! That Lock trick Agaifa. j Mr. J. T. Yates, of the Fire Depart ment, says that he saw the confidence lock game worked on a countryman in front of his house, on Eighth and Mar ket streets, yesterday morning.j t Two negroes ; accosted George Alford, of Greenville Sound, and one called his attention to the lock. The accomplice came up and told the young min that he had worked it and would go halves with him on a bet that he could open it. The fellow accepted and put up- a dollar. The negro with the! ; lock grabbed it and ran off as fast as he could. The countryman started in pursuit and was tripped up by the other negro. Before he could get up and renew, tbe chase both tricksters had made good their escape. Mr. Yates did not learn the name of either of the negroes. ' One, however, s gen erally known as Wild Cat." : 0a Carolina Beach. Hanover Seaside Club has started out with the intention to make Wed nesday, an enjoyable day on Carolina Beach. To-day there will be no end of amusement furnished by the! club. There will 'be shooting and bowling- matches to which all the members of the club will be admitted. The! house committee, of which Mr. F ; Richter is chairman, arranges all these affairs. The list of prizes follows : ;t Shooting match First prize. Win chester rifle; .second prize, season ticket on Wilmington for remainder of season. ' . 1 . Bowling match Frist prize, leather satchel; second, season ticket; Ithird, bathing suit . .. ' Woald'Be House-Breakers. - Yesterday morning, between 12 and 1 o'clock ' an attempt was made to I effect an entrance into the rear of the residence of ; Mr. George Kidder, cor ner of Third and Dock streets.; j The noise awoke the family and also at tracted tbe attention 0 the boys at the hook and ladder station. The fellow ran away before his identity could be ascertained. : A : similar attempt was made on the night before,, but the thief was frightened away as in the last instance. LambertPB Fair, . The annual Fair of the Robeson County Fair Association will bet held at Lumberton October 26th, 27th and j z&tn. Ail space ior exnimisiree. Fbakk Gouoh, Secy, and Treaa. - PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS. Dr. G. F. Lucas,' of Currie, was in the City yesterday, -r- Mr. , Clayton Giles returned yesterday from Asheville. Capt. H. L. Fry!, of Greens boro, is registered at The Orton. -Ir. John S. Armstrong and family left v yesterday : ffcr Culpepper, Virginia, Mr. Thomas F. Moore; a ,mer chant of Fayetteville, is in the citjf on i business. ? ' f ' - J Mr, J. M. Torshee returned i yesterday on the steamer Croatan h from New York. - " s ! -i- Mr. Frank H. Stedman - iaB cone to ; Blowinsr Rock to enjoy I the mountain air and water, et cetera. Misses Myrtle Bonev, of Eose HilL and Kate PowelL. of Clinton,! are ; the1 guests of Miss Blanche Chad wick. ; Miss Dixie Alexander, of Char lotte, who has been on the beach since Saturday, left for her home yesterday. f- Miss Florence Hale, the charm ing daughter of Capt. Hale, was a passenger on the Groafan that arrived here yesterday. Mr. Walter Buckner, route agent for the Southern Express Com pany, was among the arrivals at The Orton yesterday. ! f- Mr. R. Mi Aman and daughter of Sumter, S. C, left for their home yesterday after - a pleasant stay ; on Ocean View beach. ' Misses , Virgie and Ha tie Summerell . returned from Armour yesterday, accompanied by Mrs. J, Stanley, of Marlyille. ' C. . i- Mraj. L. Rush; A. SJ Heide and Mrs, E. who I have been visiting friends and relatives at Newbern, re turned home yesterday, j - Mrs. II. A. Uortmann re turned yesterday from Baltimore where she has spent a month, very pleasantly visiting relatives. ; Miss: Mamie Gulley, a popular young lady of Goldsboro, has returned to her home after spending some tjme at the Seashore Hotel on! Wrightsville beach, i , 1 .1 Corporal Burke and Private Abernethy, of Rattery L and Privates Swobs and Burns, of Battery C, Were among the visitors from lFort Caswell . yesterday. . : - i f ' Mr. Frank Miller of Winston, who has been the guest of Mr. Edward ir II v 1 1 ri ' 1 a 1 i 1 .metis uu urreenviue oouna me past several weeks, left yesterday for his home, much to the regret of a host of friends here. - Paymaster Fred Jones, of 4hj- Massachusetts- yOlinteers, was here yesterday, returning from Fort Caswell, where he paid off the soldiers. He left here on the Newbern train! for Fort Macon. I - Rev. A. D. McClure returned yesterday afternoon from Asheville where he has been for sijt weeks sup plying for the pastor j of the First Presbyterian Church. His family tare still in Asheville andwil 1 not return until cooler weather. - , Mr. Henry L. Waiting, general agent for the Kanawha Dispatch Fast Freight Line, operating avpr the Ches apeake & Ohio Railroad and connec tions, is in the city on business con nected with his company's interests. He will leave for Columbia this even Bye ing, - Miss Grimes, of Grimeslaind, for several weeks the guest of Miss Anita DeRosset, ' left for ; her home yesterday. "During her stay here Miss Grimes has very greatly self to Wilmington society folk land has been the recipient of a number of complimentary receptions, sailing par ties and other functions. RICHARD BYRD SENT TO JAIL i The Trial of the Two Negroes Charted Whh! Assaulting Policeman Thomas. Of the; two negroes :harged with assault land battery with a deadly weapon upon Policeman jPhil Thomas, Richard Byrd has been bpynd over to the,. October term of the Criminal Court and his brother, Joe NickBjyrd, discharged. The trial was beld hi the Mayor's Court yesterdaVJ The only witness examined in the trialj of Richard Byrd, was the prisoner who was bound over, Mr. ThomasJ who testified thai he ordered Byrd to stop cursing, at- the; Sixth street bridge, and then went on toward Campbell street, j The negrd followed him ajbd made! the assault. He swore potively jthat Byrd was the guilty negro, and that he saw; the brass knucks on his hand duriag the scuffle. . j.i 1 ';v The warrant was amended during; the trial to include the charge of as sault with a deadly weapon. Mayor pro tern Hewlett fixed Byd's bond at $100 in default of which ihe was sent to jail There was no evidence to plicate Joe .Nickf Byrdh .The lm 1 pnly( evidence 1 atrainst him - vt as that he Mr. carried a policeman's bUly to Ben Kuhlkin's store the next morning- after the assault Byrd testified that he found it. At Rest In Oakdale. !. ! The funeral of little Teresa Mary, the two-year-old daughter. of Mr. ' and Mrs.eH- J."' Bierman, took place yes terday afternoon at 6 o'clock from Mr. Bierman'a residence, 412 North Third street Rev. B. E. Wallace conducted the services in an impressive manner. The pall bearers were Tommie King, Tommie Lawther, Harry 5rowe, and Lawrance VonGlahn, and 1 the inter- ment Was made in Oakdale whero , beautiful flowers ' were placed on the grave, t,. J- - - , ROW ON FOURTH-' STREET. Three Soldiers of the Garrison at Fort . Caswell Arrested - and ' 1 Locked Up. . xnreo oi me aoioiers ,jron-or daswell t in the locfeup last nieht on account of alleged disorderly con - duct and resisting officers. About o'clock a telephone message was aeht, to the City Hall asking for MiM.trrr to be sent to officers Sharp and ' Bell who were on a beat in the southern part of the city.' Sergeants' Hewlett and Green, (colored) officers iWoebse and Whitehead (colored) hastened to the rescue. h When they got to Fourth street between Church and Castle tbey found a crowd of two or three hundred people in the middle of the street.1 In the midst were three of Uncle Sam's soldiers. Private : Cornee was immediately placed under arrest br Serereant ,-Hewlett and - - aent to the hall 1 in charge I of officers Bell and Sharp. Then privates Coihern i and Heath were arrested and ill three's were; in the limbo in little or no time. The I officers on duty in the neighborhood say the sol diers were very disorderly, that they broke up doors, windows and furni ture in a house occupied by lewd., wo men near Fourth and Castle streets. More than this it is. chai ged that one of them struck ' officer "Sharp in the breast and cursed and; defied the officers in ereneral. even goiner so far as to threaten to shoot them, i , . They were indignant at being put in' the guard house and said they would make the police pay for the in dignity to which government soldiers had been subjected. ! APPOINTMENTS FOR BELLAMY. He Is Now Makin? a Preliminary Canvass j of the Sixth District John Df Bellamy, Democratic can didate for Congress, is making a pre liminary canvass of the Sixth District, and has accepted invitations to apeak as follows: A-t a pic-nic to be given at Gibson's Station, Richmond county, Thursday, August 18th. . At Monroe, Union county (Court week), Tuesday, August 23 J. At the great Croatan basket dinner to be mven at New Hope, near Pate's Station, Robeson county, Friday, Au gust 26th. At Lockwood's Folly, Brunswick co.unty, at the Democratic mass con vention to be held Thursday, Septem ber 1st. THE A. AND M. COLLEGE. Meetifli of Board of Trustees New Chair -Created Salaries Increased. , Special Star Telegram.' Raleigh. N. C. Aumist 9. The Board of Trustees of the A. and M. College to-day created the chair of Biology and Veterinary, and elected C. Curtis, of. New Tork, to fill it at a salary of $1,500. Salaries of several assistant professors were increased. The budget for next year was adopted. It appropriates about the same amount as last year.' The executive commit tee was instructed to investigate the management of tbe mess hall and pro vide better food. A Court Martial Witness. Second. Lieutenant Henry T. Bishop, of Fort CaswelLspent last night at The Orton ; and left this morning for Fort Macon where he goes as a witness in; a court martial trial of Orderly Ser geant Isaac B. Henry, charged with intoxication and other offences, which is set ior to-morrow. Aiieutenan .''ja . -W" Aj Bishop has but recently been trans ferred from Fort Macon to Fort Cas well. A recent addition to Fort Cas well is . Second Lieutenant Edward Carpenter, of the Second Artillery, who arrived from Philadelphia last Thursday. He is only 23 years of age and was very recently appointed from civil life. ; -Mr - 'Squire McOowan's Court. In Justice McGowan's court yester day Walter Rose and Bob, Robeson, both colored, were tried for larceny and discharged. Judgment was sus pended in a case of disorderly conduct acainst Hattie Bland, i colored. This morning at 9:30 o'clock 'Squire Mc- Gowan will hear a case against Bob Robeson, colored, for nuisance. The warrant was issued by J ustice Fowler and transferred to Justice McGowan. Fell Through Five Stories. Mr. M. Levi, of this city received a letter from relatives in New York yes terday,'! from which it was ' learned that an 8-year-old neice of his re cently fell down the shaft of the spiral stair-way 'throurh five stories of a New- York tenement housed Strange to say, : when picked up in the basement, her most serious in jury was a broken leg. s ! - Wltl Justice Bornemaon. i! . . Justice Q. W. Bornenuum an nauiiced hia decision yesterday at 12 IL, in the' case against Wm. I'isher, colored, for disorderly conduct He decided that the case should be dis- niH0A ant- 4-Vian AAfif A w-Vksk WilaTfllflP ' ii The case against Walter Bell and J suixa isrjan waa caiieu m iucwi, I but on affidavit was transierred to Justice Jno. J. Fowler, by whom it will be tried at 10 o'clock thji morning. To Qty Subscribers. City subscribers are ' earnestly quested to report promptly at the Stab office every failure of the carriers to deliver theirpapers. In all such cases steps will be taken to insure promp and rejrular deliverv. 0B1TUARV. nsaa E. Mlddletoa, Wife of - it Mlddletoa, Warsaw, N. C r;; - -Waksaw, N. C, August & fin. Susan E Middleton, wife of i r X '. i p.. XT . . -.riv ZiSS??? ;TWVV agd 48-years, one month and four dayal Mrs. Middleton was born at het m'SSi I Suij&h M., his wife, from whom She inbtefted the noble traits of character thai Endeared her to all. Her faults wejew and they leaned to virtue's sidft. ' She married Mr. Ransom M. Middleton of Duplin county and they livod on their farm until five years ago when tbey moved to Greensboro for. thei purpose of educating their children. Fi to weeks since i she came down to Dttjjn county to visit relatives and frius, and was called home to heaven. She was a consistent mem- ber? of the Presbyterian church. 8be ' leaves a devoted, husband and five ! loving; children, and a host of relatives antf friends to mourn her death. All that .skill and kind bands could do, walone for her relief and comfort. Sh?vj(fill be buried at the Faison cemt ifery to morrow at 1 Jr. u. J- 'Hr toll are o'er, her work 1b done, i And abe Is folly Meet;. 8be fooffht the OKbt, tbe vtcVorr won, e And entered late resk" Backers' Association. The' second annual convention of Nbklj Carolina Bankers will be called to fodder in Charlotte at 10.30 A. M. to4iaj. Mr. J. W. Norwood, presi dent of the Atlantic National Bank, left yesterday for Charlotte and this afferipon will tell "Why the North Carolina Bankers' Association should be Waintained I" - i'' 4.The regular, bona fide circu lation of The MoRinua Stab is much largtir than that of -any other daily newspaper, published in Wilmington. ' DIED.: : MSB A.kE TesterdaV . In Washington. N. C. C. B. MEBANE. Fimer&l this rternoonr at 5-40 o'clock, from A. j?. il,. depot. Friend and acquaintances 111 vltd to altend. ADVERTISEMENTS. R3E10YE & BRO., IBOCBRS AND CO.nWISSION ' MERCHANTS, . I lio fy&rih .Water street. We solicit rur con- g : . .siKnmenui anu oruurs Ona second hand Cook Stove and two second naim Show cases ror sale cneap. K. It. Love Sc. Bro. flOenuine Wine M&cle by Henri Fateau, '11 French Win Maker. ; Smotwrnonir Wine, ssc a quart, 6e a glam. Oo)9 Wine, Just ripe; beet that cn be made. Frojtlffnan, a whtw goiaen Wine, sweet or dry, , reftcambltnir In flavor and taste the famons Wine I of U-xnttKnan. 1 8avtfee,i ! bu&cl franea in ott.r, sparkling- appearaaoe, taste and oavor ' the Stterne. Its principal characteristic is Its apperlne qnallty. - aL(tW mii. OWUWI ,VH nwv. BEGINS AND TIES. lOOO Ralla BirrlM. lOOO Holla BacclBC' 5OO0 Bansllfa Tie. 800 Barrel Flour. 600 Bnafcela Heal. SOOO Bnsbels Corn. lO Boxes Smoked Shoaldera lOO Boxes D. S. Sides. SO Barrels C. IH. Pork. Als, pffee, 8uar, Molasses and other gxwds. U D. L. Gore, I; r KO. 120, 1SS ana 184 North Water Bt. ;jt; Me Unlucky Comer. Coma Quick, Before the Deal is Off. It la only fA'n Advertising Scheme. l(t ts Best Granulated Sugar,. esc J. 4 8. Boasted LgmjT Coffee 25c S W. K. Boasted Jst Coffee,. ...SOc t 'f Mixed Tea (Good) ....SOe 1 to. North Carolina Roe Herring, SSe Clover Hill Butter (Best) AH or $1.59. I s.ao M S. W. SANDERS. -r-f- - rience is a t Dear Teacher." We have had our EXPERIENCE and "f! save paid for 1U So in baring your lldKcinea cfe Filling Prescriptions run no nsx whatever. H His no EXP1 5. iWUl UU9. VVU ERIMENT with as now. are know exactly what we are doing pid how to do it. Ask any doctor in f . ir:n le aj w is. . .I'TELEPHONX, store 160, and resi fi awnoe 899. IJrroara, for Some ot vonr business. James D. Nutt The Druggist intiatf ? - SIHTIAGO ! HIS CAPITULATED ! '0r f if ' i . . But hjiave Not. -i axe still holding the fort, f j AND HAVE BEATEN im ALLOMPETITION On .Hardware, House Furnishing yT -A -a GoMa, Agricultural Implementa, Mfjjhanio'a Tools, and 5 ts Everything ' '' III TBI Hardware Line, Wholesale and EetaiL Mail orders given special attentio Iw.nDRCHISjMl TlUUdlng Hardw&r DaaJer. J7 1VK BDSIHESS LOCALS IN "THE MORNING STAR" M BUT II WIH (AVE (AVE t FOR LESS 1 Want to sell a house? Want TO RENT a house? need a cook? Want a nurse? want to borrow money? want to lend money? want a situation? want a bookkeeper? want to buy or sell a cow or horse? do you wish to sell a farm? do you wish to buy a farm? do you want a wife? Do You Want Anything? I A Cent a Word is a Mere Trifle for An Advertisement. The Price is so Low That You Can Afford to Detail Tour Needs in Print, and Save Correspondence. Try 'The Morning Star." Guaranteed Circulation Larger Than That of Any Other Daily Newspaper I Published in Wilmington. Mid-Summer Clearing Sale AMD Bargain Week! flfl (J. W. POlYOgt CO. I v No. 9 North front Street. We are going to qnlt profit maklDK for one wers. Beginning- MONDAY. AUGUST 8, and inaugurate our Grand Clearing Sale and Banraln Wees. We own , no factory; have no bankrupt work; no Job Lots purchased at 10 cento on the dollar; but we hove Junt taken , Inventory and And either Too Much Stock or Odds and Ends in Every Department, and do not propose to carry ever If we can help It. The past mason has been the most saccewful In our his tory. We thank the ladles sod bee i to assure them that these vale are legitimate and the cuts is prk-es as quoted are exactly as represented. Terms Cash. au7tf FRESH JLOT JUSTRECEIVED. Guaranteed Rock Bottom Prices. J. Hicks Bunting, Wholesale and Retail DrnKglst, Y. M. A. Building. Wilmington. N. C, jvtstf Wilmington Seacoast R. R. gCHEDCLa ih irrrcr jvvx trrH, ism. Leave Mve wumuurtoa a any. except a.oaaya, and 10 10 A. sL: SO, .M and T.l P. M. 8 80 I Sunday, day, 10 10 A. M., aw and T.1S r. M. Leave Ocean View dally, except BuiKlays, at T.aoand 11. w A. si.: let. too and is r. Banaay. ll.so A. h., and p. m. a. M.. and I SO P. M. 1 On lays there will be two lata (trains op. 10 and ll.au P. M. The Satardav PoedL learlna WDmlnrton at 1 P. M.. and the 11 so P. M. tralni frem Ocean View, will be dlsoontlnond. i rnno-ht win be carried on the H It A. W. an IP. IL trains only, except vegetables and ommK. on tnes sa a., no aooas win d. renMvea en- :paniea nya wsy wu ana rreigr pre- Daid. 6EO. K. FRufCh, PrsoklnnL B.O. GBAST fittperlntaodeat. i teattf Paregoric I ; , and uli Quinine. 115 Doisa Pavroajwrta. 150 Onneaa Qnlnlaa. . 78 Dossm xtrsct Lasnom. . 54 Dasaa Esaanea Cinnansoaw '. 43 Doaaa Eaaaaeo Vanilla 80 Dasaa Eaaaaeo Paapnrmiat. 9S Doiea Caster OU, I ' . S3 Doaaa Jansaiea Glagar. 15 Doaaa Oodiray's tiordial. 18 Doaaa SootUaf gyraa. I W. B. Cooper, ! Waoless'e Orr.i aa tt ' j wiim(nsva, W. PL Terms Cash, yi ft i ; Turnin Qppn vr n luniiu uuuu. I Kits. A WORD. YOU LOST ANYTHING? YOU FOUND ANYTHING? Provisions. D. S. Ribs, Plates. Shoulders, Hams, Lards. We rarrj larjr? sUwk, srjl at lit- k Bottcnn i'riwa bjk! solicit yonr onlrrs. We are ic agents for the Famous Brands Cigars. Renowns. Cuban Blossom, Topical Twist-Heads. If your joblwr can furmsli you, we will. Vollers & Hashagen, It Jv si IS KauatrneC . c. u WILMIIf OTOW STAMP cnun JUL 21K1898 IVL. WUWl.art.a, V. C. WILMIjraTOW STAMP WORKS, innirnr ATJ0 1 1898)- WUsninartoa, BT. C. Band rmting "la sips waa Air CakV AU&-1H898 VrVvVrWrV For Cancelling Revirm -stamps wttk ni air i iM Raad MrKally-s Wall Map, x frV Htly tsr WUMIH6T0I STAEP VOBIS, U rnnnm B41 Tnoae sso. i atrai WUmlngtna, r, vW 25 CASES ' j ! Picnic Hams. CHERRY I RAND, UST BECElVErX Will be Sold At Lowest Price. i ! I R. R. STONE , & CO., '! : i I Wbalaaale Orsatrt, aalUDAW , i i. an4 f nU Water SV Carolina Beach End Soathport I steamboat: xjke. rellewtac aneale la KsTt Anew i . fl.sidart 'alf Leave wtlmlntoa. dally srwpt W Carolina IWh ad S l A It snd it P ML Umv. wiinunctsa every day, A t. K.J a.v. "taZ.a.f A.SU !? iar U4 vwnmUu annday, ft A . Hits a4 T so p. M. teate neara, ILSS P. at ( a4 S 'sfi A. U. bat Ukronffk tut aonthaur-Xeavs Beathport, It OS H, rare m ill sad TJS t. Bt fcoaU SS Bssf and IV m a ; VORE8. n Hi HI in u ) 1 7 ill - r ' AM