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WILMINGTON, N; C, WEDNESDAY,-SEPTEMBER 11, 1901.
NO. 10,626
VOL. LXVHI.-NO. 146.
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deputed with nauonai
Presiaeni iin;ojj -
ebntinues very
nhTsicians speak
favoraoie ana uu
with confidence of
n .
his l spey
recovery. mbj
Gorman,
rested in
thn anarchisi queen, ir-
Chicago; she denied being
implicated
in any pioi to mi uw
President 8haffer, of
Preiident
Amalgamated Association, and his
the
-JnioTS. it
is said, are directed 10
UtlB the steel &n
' , - -L- -i Ik.
U fprms obtamable, Camps of
vs -I r
Coiifederate veterans m w)iX
ud Virginia adopt resolationsf of
mnpathy for fresxaent jacjia-wey.
jjew York markets: Money. on
aU firm at 35J per cent., last loan 8
r cent, and ruling rate o percent.;
cotton quiet and steady; middling up
lands 8c; flour barely steaay anain-
7fiJS; com spa caaji . ,
KT. (1U.
rosin steady; spirits tarpenune nrmer
at 361371c. -. I
WEATHER REPORT,
0. g. dep't or AaRiouLTtJM, i ; ; -Wkathkb
Bubkatt, . -
Wilmington, N. O., Sept. 10. )
f Temperatures: 8 A. AL., 73 degrees v
iP. M., 76 degrees; maximum, 83 de
Jrees; minimum, 67 degrees; mean, 75
degrees. -.
Rainfall for the day, .04; rainiau
since 1st of the month to date, ,7a
inch. - . -:' .
00TT0N REGION BXTIXKTIH. - ',
Warm weather has continued orer
the greater portion of the cotton sec
tion. Local rains have fallen in .the
Atlanta, Charleston, Galveston, Okla
homa and Montgomery districts. ? . .
FOBKOAST IOH TO-DAY. ;
Washington, Sept. 10. For, North
Carolina: Showers Wednesday and
probably Thursday; light to fflesh
southerly winds. cv
n . a, O 1
rrn:
nan rtiSHS ja-i-rt.
.-i t' r iwv
Sun Sets 6.14T.H
Day's Length 12 rL. 36 M.
High Water at 8outhport. 6.20 P. 1L.
High Water Wilmington . H.6U f. ax..
Mr. Bryan denies the report that
he is investing in oil property, or
hankering for oil. He is too busy
Tunning his Commoner to fool with
oU.
David Nation says he is going East
to chastise Carrie for the way she
has been talking abont him- ; And
this after John L. Sullivan ran, hid
and played sick when he heard she
was coming his . ;
Mr. Joe. Jefferson is said to be
again in excellent health. - A : man
who has done so much to make his
fellow mortals smile and enjoy
themselves a3 genial Joe has is en-,
titled to perpetual good health. l
When Senator Piatt of New York
read of the attempted murder of
President McKinley he remarked
that that was one of the cases where
lynching would be justifiable.- Per-.
taps if he lived in the South he
might enlarge his opinion somewhat'
t The mosquito is getting -some
vindication at last, although lome-:
what late in the season, New York
physicians now attribute the epi-.
demic of malarial fever in, that city
iargely to the bites of ground fleas.
The mosquito ought to feel some
what relieved now.
Santos-Uumond, the balloon man,
hanks for luck on a charmed amulet
that he wears. He also has a high
regard for the red-haired girl. But
ne seems never to have caught onto
toe left hind foot of a grave "yard
rabbit. But this ? nrnViohlv V10P.AUSA
he
was raised in benighted Brazil
A fellow in Indiana who got into'
4 fight with another fellow and in
advertently stuck a finger.in:-the
other fellow's mouth and had it hit-
off is suing a bystander for $10,
because he didn't jump in and
Prize the biter's jaws apart. Per
Japahe didn't know how much that
nnger was worth. - V - -
geological professor in the Un
yersitj of Nebraska imparts the sad
formation that the geysers in Yel
wwstone Park are playing out and
.pnot last more than ten years
Dfr; This ra calculated to make
leel blue, for the American people
were at.nni,
u tnose geysers,
Hr.
J- Ogden Armnnr nfTr
- . - mmu-mxlhonaire, whorecent
'J returnpr? . . . --. ; f
nn i Europe, ineo. 10
lfi 1TI &Ql rrr . . . "
w,uuu wortn oi leweis.
the sleuth hounds of the New
and MCU8t0m hoU8e scented them
113 Jni' gden tad to ahell; out
-Thaw 68' d-i.;5,W fieV
"li8M a business for a nil-
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
I. Grady, Esq.. left yester
day for .Norfolk. - ;. r;:'; '
" Mr. 5S. B3 BaUeyi returned to
the' city jesterday J:;-3
: Mr. Norwood Orrell left yes
terday to enter Horner's School. .
Misi - Bettie; Montgomery," of
Charlotte, is visiting her sister, . Mrs.
H. V, Martin. v-- -
Johh H. Gore; Jr., Esq., will
leave this.'" morning for Florida on a
professional trip.U (Vn- i ' '
-Missea NeUielsiidAiina" Belle
Kerr, of Kerr, are visiting Miss 8allie
Mclntire, on Grace" strcetfc
Mr. H, B. Nnnnery, of Cedar
Creek, N. C, was a pleasant visitor to'
the Stab office y esterday. 5 ff;-j.
" Mr. and Mrs. W. I.: Kinney,
of Greenwood, Miss., are guests of Mr.
and Mrs. J. Frank Maunder. ' r. .
-Misa Neppie Borden left yes-;
ferday to resume her studies 1 at the
Greensboro Female College. ;
;3 Miss Anne McL. Taylor re
turned last evening from "a visit to
friends In Goldsboro and Durham. :
V Misses T Lucy r; Baldwin and
Irene Peterson left yesterday morning
for the Baptist Female University; r
Mr. John Frank,- ' manager of
the Western Union Telegraph Com
pany, returned from Virginia yester
day. r ..." 5 , -
' -7- Miss ; Maggie - MeBaniel, ? of
Whitoville, was here yesterday, en
route to she: Baptist Female Univer
sity at Baleigh. J v
Mral S. D. , Scarborough and
Miss Hazel Bell Thomas, of Chester,
8. GL, are guests of Mrs.-Beery, on
South Fifth street.- " - V-
! Messrs. ' George G. Thomas,
Jr., H. B. Short, Jr., George Chad
bourn and Christopher Pierce left yes-,
terday for the University. ;-!-
' Miss, Fannie Moore,' on ' her
way from NorfoUp Va., to Caintuck,
will spend : several days - with the
family of Mr.' B. B. Pridgen, 814,
North Fifth street. ; , - f 4
-blisses JEaise and i Ellen Duffie,
of Columbia,' S, C are in . the city
visiting relatiTes, the ' family of Mrs.
Eliza M. Bellamy, corner Fifth and
Market streets.'" -
Cap. Wm. S. Clayton, mili
tary instructor in Howell's - Military
Academy, arrived : yesterday ' from
Earnhardt, 8. C, to begin his duties
upon -the . opening ; pf the school to
morrow. - MrT N. Farrior, of Char
lotte, returned home, yesterday after a
two months vacation spent, rt the
SoundC : Mrs! Farrior will remain in
in the the guest of her parents for
some time yet. ? 1 ' r
' Among yesterday's guests at
The Orton - weref J. ' J. McKellar,
Augusta, Ga.; B. O. Sandy, Washing
ton, D. CL ; C. A. Petteway, Jackson
Tille, N. a ; W. H. Pope, iFayetto
rille; W. B. Allen, Newbern; D, E.
Mclver, Sanford; Claude W. Stewart,
Carthage, and J. L. Burro sav New-:'
bern. - -' ;" " ;: r . ;
BOYS' BRIGADE OFFICERS.
AasBil Hectios HeU Mosdiy Night at
Postpoaed Regalsr MeetlBj. - ;
--The First Battalion, Boy's Brigade
of America,' at its - regular annual
meeting on Monday night, elected of
ficers as follows:, '. . 'V
First Ijieutonant-Jas. A.- Price, .
Second Lieutenant J. Wni Curtia.
-.; President A. I. Dosher.
...Vice President T. F. Tyler, Jr; ,
- Secretary Charles C. Lougnlin. .
; Janitor H. F. Quinn. '
f The meeting ; was postponed from
the preceding Monday night ; on ac
mnntof thelabor Dtv exercises, at
Southport'
WUI Reside ia Qeldsbore. '
Mr and Mrs. R. E. BizzeU, popular
young people or nunuoRwa, wuw
were recently married, lert yesterday
for Goldsboro, which city will be their
future home. Mr. Bizzell has a re
moniible Dosftion with the Goldsboro
Bice Milling Company. The young
nmlA eurr with them the very best
wishes of a host of friends In Wil-
Aa Exchsaie of S teaaers." rS . :
; The Clyde steamship Geo. W- Clyde
arrived yesterday from New York in
place of the Saginaw, which is on we
railway for a thorough overhauling.
The Clyde Is regularly engaged on sne
Boston. New .York and J acxsonvme
Una and U commanded by Cant W. J.
Steplesformeriy of the 07ieufa which
remains on the Wilmington une.-
Scarl Fever oa'Soaad. rf;i::
There are said to be several cases 6f
Greenville ' sound.
I They Ire under the care of Dr. W. D.
McMillan, counjy,. :.wn"""
t...nt. a' nnmher of families have
moWn from the sound on
this ao-
cohnt-v
Excarslooi To-day aad To-morrow, :r .
Mr Carter ol,iymna.
wiU hring down an excursion fiom
Klrod and Intermediate points on the
Northeastern raUroad to-day. ',:
union from Lumberum ww ""V
norrow-t ':frf-'-'"-T:-..:i "'-"'- . i
NKW;ADVEBTlBEMENTa
' a W. Sanders-Look out; , . . :
Miss-Mary S. Powers-A stuuiu.
Un. E. B. Ds -i?tt-Amin'r j i notice.
'Btr.V7nitcn Tr!? to r"aC---y
LUMBER ENTERPRISE.
Plant of the C. W. Pike Com
V ; pany. Sold Monday to Pitta
r:3y:': burg4 Capitanstsr-
WILL BE , REHABILITATED.
That is tbe Pretty Well Antheaticated Ra
, . nor Bid Is st Asctlon This Week. :
- Descriptloa of the . Property
yii Ma 118 Capacity, i;
, ; The lumber interests in Wilming
ton are perhaps second only in import
ance to its vast business in cotton and
naval stores and any increase in f the
number of enterprises of this charac
ter or rehabilitation of ; plants, : for a
time unused, is always hailed with
delight '
. The Stab has informatio that; the
plant formerly operatedhere vby the
OL W. Pike Company and one of the
beat equipped of its kind in the city
will soon be put in operation again by
capitalists from Pittsburg, Pa., who
will carry on the lumber business in
an extensive way;
' The valuable plant formerly owned
by the a WV Pike Company was sold
Monday -at auction in front of f the
Court House by Mr. M. M. Caldwell,"
commissioner, and was bid in by Mr.
M. D. Hays, of Pittsburg, who it is
understood is acting for - the party
of capitalists who will put the plant
in operation. The sale was pursuant
to a decree Of the United Btates Court
at Abingdon, Va., , in the causes jof
Paul Hutchinson's administrator . et
als. vsvthe Wythe ville Insurance and
Banking Company et als., and Blount
& Boyton y. H. G. Wadleyiet als.,
and upon an ancillary bill in the same
names in the Circuit Court of the
United States for the Eastern District
of North Carolina.. The bid was $5,010
and the property was knocked down
to Mr. Hays for that amount.; !
The mill is excellently equipped and
is situated one mile from Wilmington
on the west bank , of the Northeast
branch of the Cape Fear river, includ
ing 23 acres of land on which it is sit
uated. At the saw mill-location the
river is 1,850 feet wide and . 15 feet
deep. The sawmill was constructed
in the Tery best manner on deep foun
dations of brick and cement The ma
chinery consists of three large steam
boilers, of lO&horse power each,
built by the Erie City Iron Works, of
Erie, Pa. A magnificent enarine made
by Stearns Manufacturing Co., of
Erie, Pa." It har all the modern ap-
pliances for drawing up the logs out
of the river turning the logs tat the
carriage, edging and cut-off sawrwith
three brick dry kilns 18x90 feet, of
standard pattern, with twelve thou
sand feet of steam pipe In each kiln.
There is a covered wharf, 43x193 feet,
with capacity for 1,000,000 feet of lum
ber. A railroad in the yards connects
with the main lines. . -: :
Mr. Hays, - the purchaser of 4 the
property," yesterday went up to Bur-,
gaw, to bid on certain V timber lands
sold at auction under the same decree.
There are three tracts of land contain
Ing 350, 126 and 630 acres, respectively,'
and all said be : exeellently- timbered
and easily accessible to the Cape-Fear
river. . !''--'' V.
A FORTHCOMING MARRIAGE. '
MUa Gertrade M. Bajty Wffl Becoae the
; Bride of Mr. W. M. Creasy. I :
V Friends in the city yesterday re
ceived ' the following invitation an
nouncing the forthcoming marriage
of popular young people well known
in Wilmington: - .
ifr. &nd Mrs. Charlea Bugby,
request the honor of your presence
... at the marriage of their sister, " .
. Gertrude Medernach, -
to . . - -"
Mr. WUliam Martin Creasy,
Wednesday morning, Sept. 25th,
on
Nineteen hundred- and one .
at nine thirty o'clock, in the ; - ;
Christian Church, -"
t- Kinston, North Carolina. --
The groom-elect Is chief clerk in the
office of the general superintendent of
the ArO. L., this city, and Ithe brWV
elect was for some time a popular ana
talented member l of the Wilmington
High School faculty. : : . ' .
FUNERAL OP MRS. J. .W. REILLY.
Reariein Hlfi Msss at St Thomas Cisrcb.
1 Yesterdsy Moraiar The laternieat.
Requiem High Mass for the repose
of the soul of the late Mrs.' Catherine
Reilly, wife of " Mr. ; J. W. Reilly,"
who ' passed away " early Sun
dar morning, was celebrated y the
I Rey. Father G. Dennen at St Thomas
t-ftthBdral yesterday; morning at
10 o'clock In the presence of ; large,
concourse of sorrowing friends and
relatives..,; ' - -Z
;.The interment was InOakdale come-,
many-beauUful floral trib
utes attested the love and esteem In
-which she was held. The pall bearers
were as follows t Honorary :: Messrs;
James . Madden. T. Donlap, Jno. ) H.
Hanby and Dr. L. H. Love 5 active :
Messrs. P. H. Hayden, John Sweeney
Jno. H. Gore, Jr., Chsi : D. Foard nd
Martin O'Brien. ".; :
Death of Mrs. Hewett. - 1- :
Friends will learn with sorrow of the
death of Mrs. Maggie Hewett which
occurred at 1 :30Jo'clock yesterday after
noon at her farm residence near wu
mington after a continued illness with
hemonhagicerer. " Mrs. Hewett was
In the 56th year of her age and is sur-
w unn. Mr; Jamea Jtie wen.
Th9 acer&1 t9 held at 4 :C3 .o'clock
--- frCnt!iel:.t3 re:!J:rc5,
. ?
ThVmbnthly inspection of ; the,
Wilmington Light Infantry took place
last 'hightA cT-r r':";oi ,rS:J?SS?-''-''''
Collector E. ;C. Duncan, of
Baleigh announces the seizure of the
Cypress Distilling Company's ; plant
near Wilmington . on account of al
leged Irregularities. ' ' ' ) J
.'Miss ; Mary E.' -- Powers - will
open a r studio for Art pupils at 216
South Second street, in this city, Sept4
16th.? She Is a daughter of Dr. K. J.
Powers,-: of Pender' countyr and is a
young lady of many accomplishments.
A" cable of the Southern J Bell
Telephone Company on North Water
street is being . repaired 1 under ' the su
pervision of alr. xom;" JUozier, s wno
was manager of the exchange here
during Mr. ; McMaaus'' recent absence
from the city.
" License wasr issued yesterday' I
for the marriage of Jacob L, Boney.
of : Wallace, and r Mrs. Julia Augusta
Johnson, daughter of Mr. V and Mrs
T. H. W. Mclntire, of this city. 'Also
for the marriage of Eurie Rogers, of
Delgado, and Sallie Westbrook, of
Delgado. , ,-t '--'. . '
'Kinston 'Free Press: .Messrsv'
SmitfU "Hennager and Sorber, the
Baleigh ball players who have been;
with Kinston the past several days,
left this morning for Raleigh. Messrs.
Hennagerand Smith will leave imme
diately for Washington, D." C.,: and
Mr: . Sorber, with his wife - will leave
for Albany, N. '.Y. The ball players
ex Dressed themselves as having en
joyed their stay in Kinston."
MARRIED YESTERDAY APTERNOON.
Mrs. Jolla A. Jokastoa Becomes Bride of
'-.'' - Mr. J. L, Boaey, of Wallace. ,
. Mrs. Julia Augusta Johnson, daugh ter
of Mrs. T.'H. W. .McIntyre,' who
resides on Grace street, was quietly
married ' yesterday afternoon at 4
o'clock at the. family home to Mr.
Jacob L. Boney a well known and
prosperous young planter and mill
man of WallaeerNa---v---:k;
" The ceremony was impressively per
formed by the Roy. R.M. Williams,
of Wallace, assisted by the Bev.Dr.
A. D. McClure, of this city, : The wed
ding,, was exceedingly quiet . on ac
count of the illnass of - the ;: bride's
mother," who recently suffered a pain
ful injury fay falling from the back
norch . of her residence. The -bride
and groom left on last evening's ti
for Wallace, their future home.
LETTER CARRIERS' CONVENTION.
Mr. : A. B. Onyloa .'Back Mr. ReW, of
' New York; Here to Visit His Brother. ;
Mr. A B. Guyton, one of the popu
lar letter carriers at the Wilmington
nostoffice. . srbt home yesterday from
Chattanooga, where he has been .at
tending the National Convention of
carriers. , lie reports a narmonious
session with adjournment to Denver,
Colorado, next year, v . l v
. Mr. Geo. W. Field, a member of the
New York better carriers' force, "also
arrived in the city yesterday from, the
National Convention, on a visit to his
brother, Mr. EL A. Field. He will re
turn to New York Friday 7 :
Were Married Yesterday ; '
Mr. Chas. H. Fore, of this city, and
Miss Sarah Palmer Fitts, daughter of
Captain Francis M. . Fitts, were mar
ried in the Methodist church at Macon,
N. C, yesterday morning. The bride
and groom will spend their bridal
tour North. Among the Wilming-
tonians in attendance upon the cere
mony were Captain F. M. Fitts, Mr.
and Mrs.": R. W. Wallace and Miss
"Claire : Lathrop. Mr. and Mrs. Fore
will arrive In Wilmington about Oc
tober lSt ''-' '
Laoreace Spraat Improvtef. t jr
r The Stab rejoices vrith many friends
this morning at the news last night
from Asheville to the effect that the
condition of Laurence Sprunt, son of
Mr. and Mrs. James 8prunt, aa yery
encouraging.? This Is the thirteenth
day of the boy's severe illness, and it
is thought the crisis has passed f ana
that unless unexpected complications
arise, nie recovery ; is. reaaoxmuij,
tainl The hews that the little fellow
is entirely, free from danger will come
welcome indeed to hundreds of friends
here.; .' -" . .
River, Excursion Sondsy. y,
i Capt J; W; Harper gives notice.
that on next Sunday the steamer WO-.
mington will make V special trip to
Southport and to sea for - which the
fare will be .only' 25 cents for .the
round trip: The boat will make only
one trip during the day, ' leaving the
city at 8:45 A.-; M. and . returning at
6:80 P. M. - : -
As Ailered Chlckes Thief,
" '- ...v '
Lawrence . Crawford, colored, . was
sent over for the Superior Court yes
terday by Mayor Waddell on the
I charge of the" larceny of chickens. He
gave 25 bond for his appearance ana
was . released, ' tie was oeienuw j
Herbert Mc01ammyEsq. : Ji;
Joist Pvthlaa Meetior.
: Thenexfof the series of joint meet-
tnJ. n thA fniir Pvthian lodges of the
city will.take place Monday night and
wW be -with Btonewall Lodge. An
unusually attractive programme is In
course of preparation ana ra large at
tendance of KfnlghU Is expected, -
At the Opera House Taesday WsM, . -
" llr. Felix Blei, business manager of
The Great Olivetts Compauy, ia?n the
c'tj 'r-".ys Err '.T " --J l-a a
. -cl ,,f tr 3 0-T3,
LOCAL DOTS.
TflE ELKS' CARNIVAL:
Important Meeting: of .the'Ex
ecatiye i Committee at the c
Tempie i Last
RAILROAD RATES SECURED.
Informal Prorrsmaie of EventsMspped
Oat Locstloa of Some of the Booths. :
':; BoDowbosb's Cornet Baad Ea;"."C
S i.. fajed Other Boslaess.. -
King Carnival will "reign supreme
in gaiety and pleasure in Wilmington
for one solid week, October 14th-19tb.
. Each passing" day brings: more and
more $ assurance to . the enterprising
Elks that their fairwill-tbe-'at great
success and the,- merchants andbus J
Tnesi men, J inrespecttye of their affllia
tiba with the lodgeL are : beginning to
think that way too. The canvassing
committee is keeping up its work and
is meeting- with fair success, although
it deserves better. ;
Last night there was a meeting of
the Executive Committee, Mr. H. J.
Gerken presiding and the reports of
all sub-committees showed a sub
stantial growth in preparation for the
big event It was reported that the
Board of Aldermen had been ; very
generous in its concessions to the fair
promoters and that all 'the street space
desired had been granted. ' -s - .
-. Another'' important announcement
was that of definite railroad ratesTor
the event The Coast Line, Seaboard
and Southern have granted a rate of
one faro for the round - trip over all
their lines in North Carolina, South
Carolina andv contiguous sections of
other States. One cent a mile travel
led has been granted- to military or
ganizations and 'brass bands. -.Tickets
will be on sale for a week: and will be
good for the return until the follow
ing Monday night October 21ft
: The I- amusement ' committee, ' Mr.
'Jckn Bellamy ' ; cbairmao j : Jias
mapped out a very complete pro
gramme of each day's entertainment'
but as there will likely be some
changes it is not yet given out for
publication. Thursday, of fair 'week,
wlflhhe "Elks' Day," and a great one,
too. hundreds of visiting B. P. O.
E's are expected on that day and the
town will be turned over to them. , ..
" Arrangements have also been made
for a trolley parade each ttia-ht pf the
fafar between 8 and 9 o'clock."7 Fire
gayly decorated and brilliantly light
ed cars will make a trip around the
belt on a special schedule, with the
front car occupied by a band of splen
did imaslciaasv.-- .m
- The music' committee 7 last night
closed a contract by wire with Hol
Iowbush's Cornet Band of twenty all
professional musicians to play dur
ing the week. Of course it will be
assisted by numerous bands with the
Bostock-Ferari Show, which is the
main attraction. ' The Hollow bush
band hasbeen engaged, so it is stated,
to playat the Richmond Elks' fair on
the week preceding the fair nere -:
The special committee on the coun
try store has gone to work with, a
im and will likely open its empori
um of merchandise in front of the
Postofflce building, extending length
wise nearly half a square.- Last night
about one hundred letters were mailed
to various merchants' North soliciting
contributions through local merchants.
The Carnival district Will . extend
along Front from .Walnut to Orange
street and on Market from -Water to
midwai- between J3ecbnd and Third
streets.- At each street intersection
the Bostock-Ferari Company will have
one of its mammoth entertainment
booths established, which will extend
up and down intersecting streets about
a block. Between each of the corners
merchants, will be granted space for
the erection of booths to display their
goods.- Ample .space' will be allowed
vehicles and streets cars to pass..;
5 On Market between Water : and
Front streets, the trained animal show
and menagerie will be established. At
the end of the Market streeTplaza and
facing Front street will be the Chrys
tal Maze and just in the rear of thisC
between Front and Second streets; will
be the mammoth 90-foot Ferris wheel.
--At Front and Princess streets, ex
tending toward Water, it "is expected
to establish the German Tillage booth.
In this booth the Elks - have kindly
given the Daughters of the Confed
eracy, of this city, space for a refresh
ment stand and lunch room, the reve
nue from whioh; will be used in der
fraying the expenses of the city dele-
gates to : the I National ; Convention,
Daughters of the Confederacy, which
assembles in Wilmington on the. fol
lowing months Ordinarily, this sec
tion of the booth Is let for dispensing
strong drink, but the Elks decided
this would hot be in line with the
object o their fair and the . privilege
was accordingly given to the uaugn
ters of the Confederacy. ''
yi From now on J with many of the de
tails of arrangement out of -, the way,
the Elks will push forward to a. bril
liant success. : :- - ': ;"; ; '
HEWETT At. her residence. Jumping Bun,
fsSSSSSSlS
I kaWBTr, beloved wife of Jas H.Hewett, aged
64 rears.
- - Friends of tbe family are Invited to attend the
funeral at 4 o'clock this afternoon at above
place. ' . - --. -
.EW ADYERTISEMENTS.,
-or TTi
1
NEW ADVEBTISEMENTS.
$?TZZ X
I Hf : f i
.
LIGHT AND in furniture
-;DABK EFFECTS ; are , shown
! in our assortment 'Simply a matter
of taste " which " -seem ' most pleasing.
Both are in good style and all. are of
excellent quality. v-.: '-.; .-?'!'ijIv
;SjCffiB2FjgBNlTURE
is from factories whieh are celebrated
.li'
are sUowing some very1 handsome
BEDROOM SUITES . ;
in Quartered Osk, Golden, finished
Oak White and Gold, etc., at very
low prices, w Pt.'i-S:-
ITLTITEOE & KELLY'S,
No. 17 South Front street.
BeU Phone US.
B6B4tf .
GERMiwii
Portiand ; Cement. 7
Hoffman, Rosindale : Cement
n Bagging and 1 Ties,
Molasses,. .
Domestic and Imported
Salt, Grain, Lime,
Hay, Wails. ' -
The Worth Co.
my I4tf -
TRY US.
r
We have Flour, Sugar, Coffee,
TeaCakes, -
Crackers. Candies,
1
Soap, Snnff, Soda, :
Starch, Lye, Potash, Idtrd,
Mesvl, Hominy, Molasses
: - Nails, Tobacco, Smoking and
Chewing,
and full line of Canned Goods. All
of which we offer to the - trade at
living prices. - -
Williams Broo. .
j86tr ,
look: ottt i
ONE WEEK ONLY.- '
Three pounds parched or ground
best quality Caracas Laguyra . -Ceff
ee.............. ........ ..57 cts
Five pounds American standard) .
Granulated Sugar 28 cts
- Total . . ........... .... . . 85 cts
- Quantity to one person limited. .
This is our regular 25c Coffee.
S.W. SAWDERS,
. . . At The Unlucky Corner.
Both Fhonee 109 - - r - seplltt ...
Freoh Packed -
September Llnllets.
Bagging," Ties,
full line of : '
Salt and a
Groceries and Provisions.
HALL & PEAESALL,
(INCOSPORATED.)
Nntt and Mulberrr Sts.
seps tf
WILMINGTON SEACOAST R. R.
On and after Monday, September 9th, 1901,
the schedule wQI be as follows until farther
notloe: ' - ' -
.-, DAILY XXCEPT 8TJKDAT. j r
LeaTe Wflmlngton. - Leave Ocean View.
6 SO A. M.- ; - " T4B A." BC .
10 10 aIjE T - .' II 80 A.M.
1 ' 8 Ilk Ml " - -t- 600 P.M..
, t SO P. SU 9 00 P. M. j-.
.' SUNDAY-TRAIN. i - -
Leave Wilmington. t ' "Leave ocean v lew.
2 80 P. M. B.00.P. M...:,--;
night,
Maa !
Freight wlU be carried on 10.10 A. M. and S.8S
r.m.trams.r - 0. GBAKT, ,
-sepstt Baperlntendent.
TJOTICE.
; t Carolina Central Rawroaa twmpany... r
-' " Portshocth. Va, Bept 8ra,"j9W. ?
The regular annual meeting of the stock-
! holders of the Carolina Central uauroaa uom-
pany wul be held in the Front street office of
the oompftDT in rte city of Wilmington. Btate
i the company in the city of Wilmington, .Btate
1 of North Carolina, on Thursday, the 8rd day of
October. A. tt l Jl W I O-ciock r. a
JOHN XL 8HABP,' " .
" T - Becretary.
sep Sim
Admini3trator'slTotico.
Having' anallfled as Administrator of - the
! estate of James 8. oagett, aeceaseo, this us to
I notify all persons indbuted to the ceoeased to
make immediate payment to me, or n y author
ized agent, wauier t. wiu n .1 orama
i to whom he was Indebted will preee their
I claims to me, properly proven, before the 10th
aay of eeptemoer, iwt, w uun uuuuo
plead tnbr of recoveT. - 'j.
mh4a i a i.T.h flaw nt fcTttfSTTihur. 1901. i
' j(t-' . K'1.E.a.DAC32TT,:
' r - " Admlnlstitkbur James 8. LagioCt.
sep 11 we, j
The
Inrcbison
n.
C BIeTJEElV IrMlB.
pi3-bs isi ,000,000:00.
I Prompt4Uid reliable service. Security. Every possible , facility. V
UNITED STATES, STATE AND
- DIRECTORS. '
N. Jaoobi, "
j.' O. STKVKirsoir,
RW. Wallace,
J J wo. F. MoNaib,
E. M. MUEOHISON
I J. "V. GRAoraxB,
M. J.' COBBETT, "
WJ B. COOPXB.
.'sS:.tti-'S:-
J. W.; NORWOOD, Pres.-
THE ATLANTIC UATIOll AL 8 AUK
WILMINGTON, N. 0. .
Financial
Paid out to stockholders since organization, 1892. .... ......... .$66,250
laberaiity, promptness, modern methods, v - - V
t w ANDREW UORELAND, Cashier.
J. W. YATES, Ass't Cashier. sep 8 tf
October First
' ' '. ' Money deposited now bears interest from that date at the rate Of . 4 per
- cent per annum, compounded quarterly, interest being payable In three
months from October 1st.- Start an account with us now, no matter
'' how large, no matter how small, it will be welcome and will receive'
.-- careful attention. - . - ;r
The People's Savings Batik,
t . Opposite the Postoffice. , , ,
Prasllamfc. ' - JTNO. . ABHITBON6, Tim PrMUtoBt.
V. W. BIOSU Caaftilar. s- - "
B. C. BleClITKEN,
sepU tf " . .
REASONABLE GOODS
- t . . . ( ; : : , .... :
MULLETS, new catch.
Best Oream Cheese,
Martin's Gut Edge Butter, ,
Bagging and Ties. :
SALT. j
A. GENERAL LUTB 07 OAJSB GOODS , :
DXMAWD AT THIS 8BAS0V.
- Sole agents .for V
ROB ROY FLOUR. I ?
Ucll AIR & PEARSALL.
see
Fruit of All Kinds. ;
. " Peaches, Pears, Plums,
Grapes, Bananas, Ap-
pies and Orannes, :
Call and see me for the BEST FRUIT
to be had in the city. .
J. V. PLUMPER, Jr.,
S04 Princess Street.
- Inter-State 138.
Bell Thone 660.
sepOtf
September llnllets.
$768.15 In New River ZXullets. -$11
0.09 in Pic-Nie Cheese. "
84.14 in zresn unts. -$419.07
la Yellow Corn. v K .
$810.97 in Feed Osvta. : .
8S98.49 in Va. Meat
$217.01 in New Rice.
st!98.14 In Seed Rye.
$205.81 in Assorted Castes. -$301.05
In Assorted Candy, y
- Do yon wish prices. -
V. B. COOPER,)
. ; Wbolesjkle Grocer
V 80S, sio, sis-Ntitt street, .
sepStt ' Wilmington. N.a
FISH, FISH,
' 25 BARRELS i
Hew Catch Linuets.
Also quantities of all other goods
in myJine." . ' "-'W-'
l core co.,;
" " WHOUSAt QBOCXKS, i
jV f m, isa and 124 North water street, x::
sep S tf '- Wilmington, V. O.
300-Cheese;
: ; ioo Boxc3 Tobacco.
I - nfri aVfl flnffAA :
I 200 SCLCHS UOIIOO.
SAr.rLBEAR, Sr.,
sepltt
"18 Market street,
ForestroyintT Vilcimstca Liva C!::!: C;.
'
-2
"
-
TreisVIae " -nl'PI.zts.
MonaI;anli-
j, OBAINSER, Cashier.
CITY DEPOSITORY.
A. B. Nichols, :
T. M. Emxbsoh, .
J. A. SPsnraKB,
H. C MoQukkk.
JOHN S. ARMSTRONG, Vice Pres
02,000,000.
Strength.
Is the beginning of a new interest period with us.
THE REAL ESTATE AGENT.
Can save you money In the rent
ing of your property, h- Place your i
houses with them ' and 'they - will, get
good attention. : Your returns will be ,
prompt and satisfactory! , - ; -
Following small list is what . is, left
of our houses: " J,"
Bed Cross, between Second anc( Third.
Front, betw'n Walnut and Bed Cross.
Seventh, between WalnujUand Bed
Cross.
Ann, between Second andThird." . '.
Corner Second and Ann. v- J
Ghesnut, between Fourth and Fifth.: '
Fifth, between Dock and Orange. '
Walnut, between. Fourth and Fifth,
Ninth, between Market and Dock. . .. ' .
Stores, Offices and Booms. . ' f
J. 6. WRIGHT & SON,
The Real Estate Asent aad Notary Public. , -
sep 11 tf - j.
The Greatest Cigar
Of tat .Times
CUBAK BLOSSOM,"
Loudree style.'
"CREM0,"T ;
-Perfectos style.'1
High Quality Low Price.
Thnm oiarsni have no
oat for the price
strictly hand-made, of tbe
imported Ma
terial; as good Tobacco as goes into a 100 uisar .
we call attention to a cheaper smoke :. , . w.. .
Matclilt
95
"CHEROOT
The wonder of the smokers try a Iranch, ana
yon will smoke no other kind wrapped with
Sumatra wrapper, same Wrapper as goes on Bo
cigar, ana is reoommenueu w
Sold by all kind of stores and everywhere, out-of-town
trade wul please correspond with ns.
Yoiiers & Haihagen,
" . SOLE DISTEIBUTOBSr
sepltt- . .' - -- J- - :' '" '
Hew Goods;
- 4
- Bagging and Ties,
New Uullsts, mV,
FIRST , PAT.
2ND PA. FLOUB. . --
STRAIGHT FLOUR, '
'; SUGAR. COFFER; RICE,
HEAL, GRITS, HOLAEZZ
' WHEAT BRAN,
: CANNED GOODS, COAT,
1 ; I. YD, STARCD. SALT, tc.
Send me your orders. ; '"'. J"7
Bpedal attention given to eonslgnmentr.
V.P.",CsNAin.
anSStt
t " .-Jaa riMA Horses;syer8,V
lots
we cs.
S5J2 m load due Beitember 1 .
gains call and see. i -
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