tbgd,tJoaLarjcrThTh.t
TERDS OF SU3SCniPTi:X
; 0fABy Other D.Hyew.
L a. AAA. A.
OUTLINES. --
iurv al Buffalo, N. Y
Indictment against Ciolgos for
lu . .L.ci rree: he refused
teroa Carlisle, ,
!!i militia organizations in the
, have applied for a placd in'the
f,ftiie funerai priw
nM Mrs. McKinley arrived
L WWte House in Wasfaingtofc al
DOle, M 1116 r rWlCOkIl UfJUIWWpM
l u: hnina in M"i n t a
Wj, iea "ia """"" -i-vv
jhe date or tne nrat racer
jhe America's cup haabeen
-j to Thursday, SeptRS;
th steamer eanu w muucv uu
Helena bar, near Unarlestpa, ;
Collision on tne uentrai
fcoreia, near Rome, Ga. ; engineer
t Md conductor injured. j
Aycock and stall lert tuin
night for Washington; f
York markers: Money On I
as easier at 26 per cent, the
on being at S i per cenL ; cotton:
middling uplands 8Jct flour
quiet but steady; wheat appt
Ifa 2 red 76ic; corn spot firm,
lS3it; oats spot firmer. No
; rosin steady ; spirits turpentine!
at3637c. :
WEATHER REPOBT.
P.S.DEP'TOF AGBIOTLTCa, ;
WIATHEB iJUBEAU, . -
MOMI5STQ5, N.O., Sept. 17. ) '
Jnperatures: 8 A. M., 79 degrees ; ,
5., 80 degrees; maximum, 9Q de r
; minimuHi, 76 degrees; mean, 83,
fees.
tnfall for the day, .0; rainfall :
1st of the month to date, .75
Vge of water in the Cape Fear river:
yetteville at 8 A. M., 4.0 feet. ;
STORM WARNING. j
bpical storm has apparently re-j
ed over the Yucatan channel into
Eulf and is likely to move slowly
fcward. Considered unsafe for
tls borind across the Gulf. "
rOBIOAST FOB TO-DAY. ' f
ashington, Sept. 16. For North;
buna: Ham Tuesday ana . prob
Wednesday; cooler Tuesday In
east portion; fresh southerly
ps, shifting to northerly.
brt Alnani v September 17.E1
Rises., 5.44A.M.t
3eu .. 6.05 P. M.
s Length 12H.21M
fc Wster at 8outhport . 10.15 P. M. ;
ii Water Wilmington. 12.45 A.M.:
regon ought to beV good terri-;
for the enterprising spinster to;
? for. There are 48.000 mora
than women there.. . . : . . t
ib said that the eucalyptus tree5
aamania grows from a height of
to 400 feet.; This is the only
fi we know of the California red-i
he wave of prosperity seems to'
e swung around New York Stated
aaaeasors can't find within 5,-
000 as much personal DTobertTi
pjdidin 1899.
V, 6.- . -w. .
" Tesant a isn says
inbre
pie are trying to buy their way
P New York snniet.v t.hia vast
P"er before. And thev don't'
""ich for their money either.-
ince Brutus killed his friend
there have been more than a
attempts on the lives of;
in of civilized
fchover fnrfw.fl j 1.1.1!
Fhe cooks in the Vitw
411 of Turkey struck for theiif
' whlch was in arrears. He did
, it a case of lock - out but
nP- He jugged the last one of
to,
P16. English shipbuilders who
F the Oceanic, the Uto. vaobaI
oefore th r,u;n . i nj!-J
for aZZrrX
m win .r,
WW abolish all law, and i yet
"of them when charged!
ie.takearefQS behind the!
t, it lts Protection, and1
Old ffill t, , . . ?
ackof v -Qgiana has a
which he has been!
g since 1873. Honio v,
FSSaJi- eah 11 til he could
PhiliialPa8ackf anthe;
vU uome alonR yet-:
hutw;:.:"-',i8ntmiichon
w 8ue- he has one
, 6ui5i pound8t bnilt
rCcorlgi8tertheneBofpeo
ptj. at8eein2 in that
ry!?lme8' of Missouri,
K n the Holmes section
fl ,!. he. refQ8ed
aono . r.aest of 6,000:
one ,
. moaerare MiBHnnrl
i"1 "KJnev - flUJ naQie more
portal,
, vol. iyra.Nd; i5i:
PERSONAL PARAQRAPHS.
V Mr.'. J. D.'.'Tld wards:- iS
Charieston "f o a fe w :dayi:-yxi t:
o - Mr. JPiidIeares, oi Coun
i'a gtattaB, waain the Uy yesterday
f , -jW- -M? Creasy returned
yeaterday4mv stont-Lwhere
pent Sunday. " :
- ifMtji Ernesto M.rBrogden re
turneajjesterfafrom of aiew
days to (Joldsboro. A- r j
Miss' Lanra Mobrebf Kenans
villa, is the truest of Mr. and Mrs. R.
Ws-Wallaee at The Orton. j ;
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Council,
Jr., of Wannanish. 1L. C- were in th
tomr.-.-i---
otbnans
Jillftivia viaiting.hAZnn Mr Br-W.
Wallace the Tdeveir. proprietor of The
brton; j
Mt!. and Mrs. JoKn Tayldr left!
last night for the North to tpnrehasel
their fall stock of imillinery and dryl
'dOd::rtJ,-i--,s j-l.'..,..rA-;,-fe '-fT-. j
yics; got "home yes-
ierday from an .extended '-.iait-j to Chi-j
cago, Denver and other points of in-!
terest in the West.7 H ' &'J. .'for- !
rr! Mr, John D. Beatty, slof; Iiongj
View, Bladen county, who has:; been
aielc several Weeks vrith typhoid fever,'
is convalescent. -Tf'V; : .. f
v - Mr. Bay Powers, of -Atlanta,!
who has' been spending' the 1 Bummer;
at Wrightaville, left last evening to;
enter Cornell University ?i I
; Amdng the visitors to the city
yesterday were Mr. and -Mrs. tH.. 11
Goodwin, Mrs.- H. SX McNeill, Messrs.
T. H.' McNeil, G. K. Mtssengil D. Hl(
uooa and tn. F. Young, of Dunn, and
Misa Hettie , Darden, of Little Biver
Academy.:', --1; ! 1
-- Mr. Jas. P." Boyster, formerly!
of Baleign, i but now curator of the;
Departmental Library, University of
Chicago, - is in the city on a visit to
friends. He will; graduate with the
degree of M. ; A from the. University.
of Chicago this year. i '
T7 Mr. W: WJ Tunllr; late secre-j
tary of the Wilmington .Young Men's
Christian Association, left last , night
f orBaleigh from whence he will leave:
oh a special tourist's car for Californa,
later returning to . Pueblo, CoL, to
take up Association work there.! - I
Mr. Timothy Donlan, the ge-j
niai ' and - capable : superintendent of
Oakdale Cemetery, is attending the
annual convention 'of Cemetery andl
Parfc' Superintendents, ' at Pittsburg.!
Before returning he .will visit the Pan
American Exposition and other points
of interest North. ;r j
' 'bad ACCIDENT TO A BOY. j
- - ' 1 ; . i
Little Sen of Mr. S. J. Davis Keceived Se
vere Praxtare of Arm. U '
Samuel Davis," the six-year-old son
of Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Davis, No;. 214.
Market 'street," sustained a fearful
Injury Sunday , morning about, id
o'clock by falling from . a step ladder
on the high' porch of the residence to
the ground, a distance of nearly fifteen
jteet. ;?Af ter the little fellow had failed
to the ground, the step , ladder upon
which he had been .climbing' on the
porch,' came tumbling down, striking
him on the left arm; causing ; a ; cpm-j
pbu nd'iracture, and a dial ocation : of
the elbow complicated with whatj thef
physicians term a colles fracture. 1 i
The boy was attended by Drs. Jos J
O-'.Shepara.. Asa -Love, O. T. Harper'
and 7 W. J. .Love., At first it waa
thought the' limb would have to be;
amputated but now the surgeons think
the arm can be saved, ' though it will
be practically useless to the little fel
Iqw in the f uture. -A " 1 - i
-..! 1 ' f. f
Want io Lay Pipet . ,
At a meeting of the Board of Man-.
agera of (he James Walker. 'Metntirial
Hospital ..held yesterday . morning
an application from . the .Wilmington
Sewerage : Company 3to lay ' certain
pipe through . the hospital property'
was reierrea to a committee consisung
of Capk Walter G. MacBae and Dr;
W. J. H Bellamy: j
Ha Cracked His Skall. .'. J i r
A-little ' four-year-old- son of : MnU
Oowan,5'Srho lives pn Walnut near
Second street, fell from the steps ol
the fandily home . Sunday afternoon
and jfractured Ibis. skulLf Physicians
were called- in . and ; are giving the
littlef fellow - the rbest of attention,.
though it is eueyea nis f wouaua r?
tJefrp Stble'si-.Wiatchi' ?;?f
; : Officer. J. RNewkirJc Sunday after-?
noon; arrested Jim Ferine colored
ybuthi'fwho is charged with the larf
ceny of a".watch: , from-a; person a
MeareaKufiThe;! held
awaiting an - officer from; Brnnswick:
county.. ;'.y.-V ; ;J
dt-s-
Lot ADVKBTISEMENTS :,
1
?' 'N F.ParkerBecause!
Nbticorlt d county;taxes.j tW
v J. Wright & SonFor renU', ,-. .
J. Pt Slater,Br; Partner wanted
K Xevl McMillan & CoThisL week.;
Munrbe and KeU ybodiurniturei
V? Masonlo-oMeetiBg'.Wilmg'n. Lodge
-V GeoiO'yloidammedito-toe
awn.',.-;, .i ,
j Wanted-: Active agents.
Hawrrbve Taylort-Notice.
Steribgrapher-PoeltionantedV
t
As the Btab employs no trav
ellinjr agents, bills are sent direct to
subscribers. ?: These -bills ' hotua: re:
cei ve prcmp t kttentlonv : ' i ; v
MrBiB-Wallace:
SUNDAY.
At Air)f;iTiiem Were -Touchiog
ri References to President's
WERE TWO SPECIAt; SERMONS
At he jFlrst Bs ptlst ; 4 St. Paul's La
thersB Chnrcbes taere WeW Appro-
IfWiatSeryic -;
Last Words a TexLf
In nearly alT3f"lherirWUmington
churches in Whichi services were held
8unday there were touching references
in sermonand nraver to the death of
the late lamented President McKfnley
At the First Baptist church the ser?
vices were msde especially -fitting ai
night by a special sermon .which the
pastor, Bev.Jhr. Calvin S. BlackweU
preached from the . last words of Mr
f-TT? a ' ;.V : - '' ' - . T
jKLcnaniey. "is is uod's Way; His
Will be" Dbne.-The eonirreiration
which assembled! .: hearth sermon
was '- very ,: target and. 'the" ,.'spacious
church building was packed ta its ut
most capacity, many chairs from the
Sunday school room ,; having been
pressei into service and' jtlaced la the
aisles. ' - - !
Before the . sermon In prayer : Dri
Blackwell made a beautiful invocation
for the bereaved wife of the! late Presi
dent and asked for her. early deliver
ance from the great grief with which
sheisafflicted.:rj- "if-:"'' 'u' I
The Bible lesson was from that part
of the Scriptures referring to Geth-;
seminae and Calvary . and from . the
same passages of Scripture were taken!
the words of the President in his dying
hour. 'Dr. Blackwell thenbegan his
sermon; andj had, ; the - undivided
attention of every one in the hearing
of his voice. The history of Christy
anity from the early ages was taken;
up and each great tragic event to 'H
cent times was shown to have been but
a stepping stone to' higher civilizationi
The assassination of Lincoln, Garfield
and McKinley weie mentioned as hav
ing been according to God's will and
though deplorable, but a step for the
betterment oi tneir people. Tne as-f
sassination of Lincoln, was to partially
unite the two - great sections North!
and South; the - dying of -Gar-;
field was a sacrifice to teach theNa-j
tion better and purer methods of gov
ernment and the tragic death of Mri !
McKinley .was but to arouse the peo-i j
plo to the dangers of anarchy and ma
terial commercialism. ' T
At the conclusion of the service the!
enti congregation sang, ''Nearer My
God to Thee," the last verse softly;
appropriate '. from1 the fact that this!
song was softly chanted by Mr. Mc
Kinley shortly before he relapsed into
unconsciousness. - -' '
' At St Pssl's Latherao Cborcb. ! .
At St. Paul's Lnthern Church Sunl
dayjnorning the services also' partook
of a memorial nature and .the pastor J
Bev :Dr.'A? G. -Volgt,"5! preached a
splendid sermon - appropriate to the .
great bereavement of the country
His text was the . 97th Psalm, second
verse : "Clouds and-, darkness are
round about him r righteousness ' and
judgment are the habitation bf his
.throne.'!, tc,..' u-. r.Hr-- Vi-it'iwt I
Dr. Voigt spoke most entertainingly
and profitably to a large coBgregationJ
The text, he said,' was a word ' from!
God to the Nation in mourning. --.He
recited the circumstances I of former
assassinations, and said ' that ' we are
now in no such crises as in those days
The! taking oM of one: man! cannot
subvert this government. . Yet it is
well to remember the truth that God
reigns a truth often" forgotten 'until
some extraordinary or shocking event,
like the assassination . of our beloved
President brings it to - our ' minds
afresh;! .';::".;:r y.
The speaker, paid a beautiful tribute
to the President and continuing saidi
'It is not only ' his death that we
mourn, but particularly the manner
of his death; The death of a President
fills the country with mourning. '.The
death' of a -good and wise President
produces deeper grief.? The death 6f a
President by assassination awakens
sorrow mingled with deitostatfon. 'Bn
the death of a good and wise Presi-
dent inflicted by an anarchist fills ui
with sorrow, commingled with .orrpj
and execration, yea, fear, y For what
are we coming to if the "red hand of
the anarchist can be lifted against the;
head of this government of the people
by the people, for the people P
, , Dr. Vpigt closedcwi ; a'beautifuj
expression of sympathy io, those desi
by ties of blood . to the lateresiaeni,'
asking God's comfort from outoi m
cloud of darknes to them.
fit-.
AT THfi OPERA HOUSE T0-NIOflTr
" iW If ;i! I
. :T - .' - . ..'.,, , '
The Cllvette Compsny Will Entertsfs With
C Fests o! Msilc nder SpeciaWei j
? The "Great Olivette, supported by
his famous company of European en
-tertainers, will hold the boards of thi
Opera House to nighty for one njghf
only. The "Great CUvette" is said-td
be ' vrtthburdoubt the leading rnagU
clan'of the world,' having appeared W
every country under the sun at the
head of 'his own company," and this
will e Ms' first visit to this city. ;This
isfbt a so-called one man" show as
has been the custom of all other magi
clans who have appeared here, ' but a
fully equipped company of the wbrld'i
leadinr msgieal starsfacludin .'.I'Oiif.
ttei the Kihg .of. Msgicians.". Tb4
scenery ajadf1?araphernalla nied ny-
this company; are said to ee vwortn
$30000, and the' costumes of eac and
every member of the aggregation , are
ror-'eous. . ; Seats are on s&Ia at G?
CHURCHES
JOHN ; DAVIS BURKHEIMER.
'" .... ' " . .
Wei! Known Yennr Msa; Passed Awsy
Yt st erday Mor slog After Extended
ii r!t. Hlness-The Funersl i'p.day.
- Many friends and acquaintances id
Wilmington! and j elsewhere will heat
with profound sorrow of the death of
llrTJohh Davis . Burkheimerf which
occurred: yestay,':,inbriiing at; the
family home, No.', 208 North Fourth'
street, t 5:50 o'clock, -r
Mr.' Burkheimer had been ' ill for
seven weeks with 'typhoid fever ; but
it was' thought until a short while her
fore his death that' he! ! would recover
from , the dread . disease. , Peritonitis,
however, followed the attack of fever
presumably at the result of a fait fron)
a bicycle- on the' shell rbsd a little
more than a year ago find . weakene4
from the continued! fever he soon pass
ed away. He was conscious almost up
k the hour : of -death ' and conversed
feelingly with members of the family
Mr. Burkheimer was born in Wit
mington, March I4th 1872, ' and was
therefore in his thirtieth year. His
father was the late Washington Burk
heimer,longi nee gone. His aged motb
er, Mrs. S. V. Burkheimer, with thre4
brothers three sisters," a sorrowing
wife a nd two little daughters survive
him.; The: sisters and : brothers are
Misses Hattie and Maggie Burkheimer;
Mrs. Anson Alligobd, Messrs. H. D.;
K. B. and W. II; Burkheimer; The
wife was Miss Mary Wood,' . daughter
of Mr. B. B. Wood, bf . Brunswick,
Ga, and the little daughters aged two
and one years, respectively, are named
Miriam Ward and Virginia. ;: j
Deceased was well known in Wil
mington for his jovial and amiable
disposition, a . high ., sense . of honor
and many sterling traits of character!
For years he was employed in the dry
goods business with Messrs! Morris
Bear Brothers, and lately he had been
a valued employe of the ' Bheinsteio
Dry Goods Company. He served for
a period of six or seven . years in the
old Wilmington Steam Fire Engine
Company and was universally liked.
All members of the family were
with him when he died, except Mr. H.
D. Burkheimer, a brother, who arrived
with his wife and children from New-f
bern at 12:15 o'clock. - '
'The funeral will be conducted this
morning at 10 o'clock from his late
residence and the intermentwill be in
Oakdale cemetery.
THE PRESIDENT'S FUNERAL
Oovernor Aycock Extends lavitatlos to
500 North Csrolinlsns to be Present.
Msoy From Wllmlsrtoo. : f
"I request yon to attend the funeral
of President McKinley at Washing
ton Wednesday noon, representing
North Carolina." - V j
. That is the text of a telegram re;
ceived Sunday night from Governor
Aycock by a number of prominent citi
zens of Wilmington, among ..whom
are CoL Walker Taylor, Maj. W. F
Robertson and Col. Geo. L. Morton,
of the Governor's staff; CoL A. M.
Waddell, Col. .Waweu G. Elliott, exr
Governor D. L. Bussell, Maj. W. H.
Bernard, Dr. T. B. Kingsbury, ex
Mayor 3. H. Fishblate and Mr. J. W,
Norwood " '; .
.Yesterday another telegram was ref
ceived from the Governor stating the
change in the funeral .arrangements
and asking the gentlemen' to be pres
ent In Washington on Tuesday morn
ing. Ool. Taylor and Major Eobertj
son left last nlghi, , going direct to
Washington. Mr. W. F. Swaringenj
editor of the Whiteville News, was
also in the city yesterday en route to
attend the funeral in response to Gov
ernor Aycock's message.
Governor Aycock has extended the
Invitation - above to ! five hundred
Nrth Carolinians in various parts of
the State and indications are that the
old .North State will be well represent
ed at the I uneraL . ? n ,. x- ?ut
v m mam .t
CONCERT THURSDAY POSTPONED. 1
iii.v" )r. ;,-.it . . , . - . . I - i ...i.vi-1 f
Event Is vTlM. C. A. WH1 Not Tske Placf
' 'Z Until a Dste to be Named Latere
The concert advertised for : Thurs
day evening in the jT.M.iC. A
auditorium, . by. Mr. J. Keener West
brook supported by a select vaudeville
company, has been' postponed to- a
date to be announced later on account
of the memorial exercises In honor of
Che late FdehlJMcKihley:0"::. . s
,V,.Tiib!'proceedf ..will :.be divided with
the Y. M O. A. t junior department
and an evening of rare entertainment
fsomised.-;'' v VZ'Vi
Cottoa Dropped a Vfr.vM'y j f
The. local cotton market in sympa
thy, with New, YprkJ spot , quotations
yesterday declined! in price to 8 . cents
for middling:'! Last year at this timb
the quotations here. were on a basis bf
.per-jKundc-nigQec : inan. now.3i..A ne re?
oeipts yesterday were &63 bales, against
4,"49 bales on a corresponding day last
News of the Excursions. .' . - . i
4t$Brps;rou
Urjteexcursio
yesterday 'froiici '.DnnJav'jCtitTOinlei
atfa&;f
.iasifbffi;-W
brought dowu by ;Hateh Bros. tpdat
"from Gbidsbbro and still another will
reach theVcity i over the' W. C & A.
railroad fronvlfcdlirS" O. r j
Th"e Atlantic Castifae; bf r placed
rpnad UiF-cketOn sale to V?ashing;
k nn .finnrrf ebseauiesof the 'late
President IleKinleyi thej r at . of
c- f fcr lie rout i ; trip. -Tickets
t .11 :nt;rl6-l?.a;fii:3lCiiitflve
Thuryet Apart in
fen lio Hptemoy of thef
BUSINESS HOUSES TO O.0S&"
MlB&iers Will Meet To-dsy st Y. M. C. A
f d Formslife Prbfr smme"bf tlbserv-
; ance Af reenjentby Wbolessle
merclisols Osf the Whsrf.
Pursuant to the proclamation lately
issued by President Roosevelt, Thurs
day in Wilmington will be, observed
as a day of mourning and : pray efT out
of respect to the memory of : ' the 4 late
lamented President. Wm.' McKlhleyi
whose tragic death' ha ajready !smit
ten the nation with bitter gmf.; 1
- In order that the observance mayb
in ? order - and conducted V wUh" the
proper spirit and reverence, the StIb
is requested to say. that, the" ministers
of all the churches " are earnestly '.rel-
quested to meet in the parlor of : the
Y Mi O. A. this morning at 10 o'clock
to arrange for a service bf humiliation
and prayer oh that day' at! some .bent
tral point where as many citizens as
possible may gather to pay oat of full
hearts their homage of love and rev?
erence to the chief - magistrate 'The
public will be duly apprised bf the
programme and the people" of Wilr
mington generally are invited to enter
Into the spirit of the hour. 1 !
A, movement .has already ' been .set
on foot for a closing of the .business
houses, of the city for a part of the day
at least, and the- meidorlal meeting
bids fair to be one of the largest in re-
centyears.'-' -..tiTs'.- i.
On the wharf' where ' much ,of the
wholesale business of the city is donej
there will , be a practical cessation of
all duties for the entire day; and. the
bp-town distribts' '"will also ba in the
line of observance as' far! as' possible;
Yesterday the following agreement as
to the closing 'was circulated on the
wharf and aigned 1 by those . whose
names are affixed:
'. ' !; WnjoKaTOK, N. CV Sept. 16. ;
We, the undersigned, agree to close
our places of business on . Thursday,
Sept. 19th, in accordance with terms
. . .1 , . -: .
oi uie : proclamation . issuea o? tne
President of the United States:" '
D. L. Gore Comnanv. D ' McEach-
ern, Jos. H. Watters, Hall & Pearsall,
Swift & Co., Armour PackingCo.,
McNair & Pearsall, Vollers & Hash
agen. The Worth Co, S. P.' McNair,
C. C; Covington & Co., Calder Bros.,"
Corbett & Co., R. . N. Sweet. Pater
son. Downing & Co., Jas. T. Riley &
Co., I Williams Bros., E. Peschau &
Co., Willard Bag and Manufacturing
Company, B. W. 1 Hicks, Peter Mc
Queen, Jr., J. A. Springer dc Car B.
B'. Keith Company, J. A. Taylor,
Wilmington Brokerage. Company, J.
C. Stevenson Co., James I. MettsA.
U. mocomb Cooperage ' Company.
Boney & Harper Milling - Company;
O. F. Jlitchelt tk., J.- B. Mclfiachern
Company, The John R. Turrentine
Company. The Coal, Cement and Sup
ply Company,' John H. ' Brown, Bob
lnson & King, Stone, Rourk & OoM
Brooks & Taylor, W. A. Whitehead 5?
Son, Adrian & Co'. Creasy Bros. !
Similar petitions, will be most, likely
circulated to Jay in other sections of
the city, and the closing of stores and
offices to attend, the services wiU . be
generaL, -r. ; ... T;i- i '
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ALV1N JOSLIN"
COMPANY
Old-Tlme Comedy Es joyed by Fair Sized
Audience Last NifbL
The theatrical season of 1901-02 was
inaugurated "at the. Opera House last
evening . with' a very clever pres
entation of the old-time but ever pop4
ular rural comedy, ' "Alvin J osfinT
as played by a company . headed by
l-Messrs. Say lor & Miller r The com-;
pany as a whole Is composed of capaf
ble artists who furnished each of the
one hundred and eighty laughs in as
many minutes, as advertised. - I
The attendance was not large as a
consequence' of the; uncertainty of the
appearance of the company, but it .was
much larger than expected and those
present seemed to enjoy every feature
of the performance. - r: "- j
The clog dancing as a specialty was
good and . has; been scarcely ! excelled
on T the ! stage' here.; 1 The . company
leaves to-day for Florence. ; i
Parker,, the Furniture Man.
Mr. N. F. Parker, the furniture man j
is filling a' very 'large' Order tor The
Orton, which is now being thoroughly
renbvated and refurnished. ' Mr. Parf
Wi received the contract over com
petitors from all : parts of ithe conn tryH
and that he is filling' it with sueh emif
nent satisfaction is a decided' cbmpli
ment to his ' ability as a house f ur j
nisher. iThe room furnlsblngs are in
golden oak and mahogany of Ithe .best
grade and most high Jy poiisned. . Tne
Chairs, rockers and tablesare-tomatchi
The ladies' drawing room and pari
lors are furnished with mahogany and
the lobby mth' settees bphblstered jn
best grade leather, ;.with -centre .piece
handsome in design.-- Davenport and
easy chairs are also furnished ' for the
lobby.'; The reception - room' is with
mahogany .'. and leather,; while ' thb
reading j room hs;,; furnishings pf
polished oak tables 'and arm chairs,
The Orton Will soon be the most ele
gantly furnished hostelry In'the State
Wilmioptoa Elk's flpnor. :hkt
Jtk Exalteci BlertHrXken)
has received- from- Grand iBecretary
Gea A Beynolds, "Saginaw, Mich.i
hls cienUals as 'District Deputy ; of
the order of Elks in North and . South
Carolina It was previously stated
that Mr.' Gerken would be. District
Deputy of Norjth VCarolinai buUthf
credentials give him stul cere terrl
tsryetTraEt-:-!-;- ' '
T
; DOTS'.
neaodgajof Eawasnstif
!tafedrfsstfhiht3t?Cdlum
The Spirtlinbarg and Charlotte? Elks
As a mark of
respect tq thf
ia)ra.ana xtjocsss street entrances to
Wo CdyiTHopiiree draped in
mourninir vesterdav. ' tH
r. uf " -
r.. a l;he advertlBmeieoiumns
Sheriff PrantH. . Stedman elves no4
tice of the time and several places in
iEeirratnmemrSfteWfor
the collection of taxes.-: !;-. r.'jcjcr
fin !r'rrr-;t;T
. bukkhkimkb At ols nemo in this city, n
tills city. No;
80S Bonth Fourth street, yesterday mornlnr at
S.S9 O'clock, JOHN. DAV19 BUBKBEIMEB, IB
uia aukujrcHkr oi ino . ..... . .
Funeral tita (Caesdyi morning irom tne lat
reeiaencB at 10 o'clock. Jutermem ln Oakfial
cemetery. Friends and acquaintances ' lnVited
to atteno.
'( aft
NEW' ADVERTISEMENTS.,
: UA8QKXO TEMPIiE JBep. ' 17tO, 1901.
Wilminiton Loige No. 319, A: 1V& A; M
T3 ECrtTLAB ' MONTHLY ' COMMUNIC ATIOlfr
JX this t (Toesday evening at S o'clock., iM , .1
VlslOna brethren welcome. . ..5
itii .-iii -n : THOS.i BAOIKYJ t
sep 17 It . , , ; etecretary. I'
PARTNER WANTED. ' ;
To obtain Patent for a valuable Invention la
aiming spirits turpentine by steain heat. '' N
brickwork; no danger fire; finer sradee oi rosin;
better retnrna. ' " , i
: . i . JJUJ. tr. UATC, Bit., I
sap 17 n -.- ' v ? .,, ..j. Boaz,aa.f
State and County Taxes. !
fbr ttseyear'lMf'aihbw'nw and enoniofbl
aid promptly in . order to avoid the costs im
posed by the law on delinquents. The sheriff
will be at Haeonboro HalL nasonboro township;
WrfflbtBTltae, Friday, October- 4tb; Seven Kile
Post, Harnett townsnlp. Township House, Bat
nrday, October 5tb; Biddle'a rfitore, - Federal
Pnlnr rvmahln llnnfao ritthav ' Vr.h
Castle
Bayne, Blossom's Store, Tuesday. October 8th,
FRANK H. STEDMAN.
September lTtb, 1901.
-Bhexlir,
sep 17 is .
FOR RENT,
Or will lease for a termor years
ilii
l the Doable Btore on Water street!
occupied several years by the Wll
lardBas Manufactory.
D. O'CONNOR.
' - Beat Estate Agent,
Between unesnae ana iuioerry,
ang 14
YOUR BOY
Is a (treat Dosslbllltv. canabla of vleldlcar
rich returns for your sacrifice for h'a Educa.
tion. Place htm where he will be faithfully
loogea arcer, tnorougniy tramea ror uouege oi
business ana develoiied In moral, manlv -nrfncli
plea. The Howell Military Academy offers just
euch an. opportunity for the- education of your
boy. Opens September 12th, - . ,. i
f AMV1UEW J. llUWlilj,l&i - i
an 81 Sm , Principal. I
: 1
FOR RENT, ! ,
i . Dwellings,. Stores,
Offices, &c. '
Llii
'an 22 tf ' V D- O'COKNOBi!
BECAUSE!
I am not ffoing to establish a branch store:
)t going to establish a 1
lne to change busiuess.
BECAUSE
nor am I going to change busluees. ,-.,,, , '.
The DeoDle "are satisfied with' irir Goods and
prices and I am satieflsd .with , my sales and
IT. P. PABKER, ,
Furniture abu Furniture Novelties
: ; v,t m .Market street. ;
Inter-State 421.
; .,i ..S- ,llt."w)i
Bell 'Phone 613
ep i? tr i.
WILMINGTON SEACOAST R. R
On and after- Hondav.' Beniember 9th. 1901;
the schedule will be as foUows until further
nonce: . .. . . ... ... ., s .. .
DAILY EXCEPT 8IJNDAY. .
Leave wnmlngton. "' Leave ocean Views
'"- '6 SO A: M. ' 7 45 A. Wuu; ' f
: 2 30 P.M. " 5 00 P.M.
. SUNDAY TRAIN. : r,. iti-vjs f
Leave Wilmington. Leave Ocean View,
8 80 P. M. S 00 P. M.
There will be the usual late, train Friday
night, Beptembsr 8th, on accounts of yacht
races and club dance- ' The Saturday night
late train nas oeen annuuea. ' Jri ;
Freight will be carried on 10.10 A. M. and 8.3!
P. M. trains. -4.!. f .M-'".ti,,i
- ,,, i ... B. O. UBAHT,,,
II' . L'-'l t'i I IL'J! I 1' "M ' j I 1'. !', Ill I ''ll j
A l-ftfi-
!'..-11 S I
MTOis.:Bet;!c
; ; i V t . . ..i ,w; T. .-.
Martini r Gilt Edge Butter
Bagging and Ties.
A QXHIBAL Ll3Oy OAS! GOODS '
dkmaSd 'at 'this iiso.
agentCM;:r
ii i Hi
I
I
i
-isep9f"if! nHifm'M
t$T Jl h lt ir' hit
1 1 "1. j-1 "j
0
-.i:t--;
ic satt joiil nandinij(VPfd4
to arrive!
rulola
Sardines SalmonBCfl kes
t-s- if.:
;vlitioOcmcht!
.-.r--f
WW
gEASOHABLB
GOODS
PBMSnLX
Bagging
importea
TOHOIiE NO. 10,631
NEW ADVEETISEMENTS.
Tnt RtAl; ESTATt AGENT. I
Wants f Your Businessi
; -.. -it: .. -l ... .... . I
We can handle it to your entire
If.:
! : satisfaction and save, you . time!
, ; pall us, upBeU .'Phone 343, .
Bed Cross, between Second and Third.
ront, hetw'n Walnut and Bed Cross,
Corner. Second apd Ann streeta. !(,
Corner Second and Or sin are atreeta. '' f
Fifth,; between Ann and Nun streets;
The Beat Estate Agent and Notary Public.
sep 17 1 ,
of All Kinds.
ri':"v.'1-'.
it-! f! 5-
asrti ' '
Peacbe Pearis, Plumsi
6 rapes. Bananas, Apr
j
Call and see me for the BEST FRUIT
; to be had in the city. !.u !
J. W. PLUUMER, Jr
v;
aw Prtabess Street.
Bell 'Phone 680.
sep 6 tf '
Interstate laa
FrebhPacikbd
Vfi
ii att. 1
i. ' -.1 "iji - ti:u ;T.jq fix .:;
Bagging Ties, Salt and a
full line of . ; ; ,'
f-
Groceries and Provisions.
HALL & PEARSALL,
(INCOBPOBATEDJ
. . Nutt and Mulberry Sts.
sep 5 tf
FISH, FISH.
s s 1 25 BARRELS
Hei Catch rMetsi
5 Also quantities of all other goods
m my ime. ; H ' .;: -
sff ll- ,(:
D. L. GORE CO.,
WHOLXSiiS QKOCIBS,
'lao, 122 and 124 North Water street;;
sepstf " " Wilmington, N.iJ,
Oil Soap
WtUI si '-.V Si v
For - Destroying
nsects
IhiestiriTreesJ; Tihes iihdj P)injts(
itt(Aiflalrtftt.
l:iili
t
sepSff
Vi
"ittBobih Wohtiieet
iT.U .f
ORS WEEK OBTIiY.
.1-.--! f-J K.i L-i 5J Vl'i f i'TiHV ('
Three pounds parched or grpund..,,.
best quality Caracas Jjacruyra
OonTeetf.. . . . .. . a. . .57cts
Five nounds American standard
.j granulated sugar. , .lt....,... .so cis
Quantity to one person Jimtted .-n
Tnis is our reguiar zoc uoiiee,: ; a-
SStwJftl' SjMMRIif???!f
iikA At The Unlucky Corner -
BotbFhQaes.l0ft(-ieUn y-.aeplltf
4,1
nnrf Street ' " ,!1,I"l"n!i'l
wfth a full and complete nm of iTresh grocerie
t A FIOUP.' SUaari COffeei Meal
iuui t yuyw f ww.. ww, 1
f IXnfaSSBS " 4 -w:-!f.? ii 1
and a full line of case goods. New catch- MtUr
jnresn uneese ana ounerarriYuiK oyojtj www
Prices guaranteed. .Txtmenirfair,, , f,
' - - B
wmleB8ieGrooer!aia commission JKercluHifi
sepstf
No. 108 North Water St. f
-.MOTEAJf
rfJJit:.
ftp 1
jnst arrrvea ear ioaa Horses; seversj win
weUth from 1.400 to 1.SC0 lbs., and lots of all
olasses of Stock on-hand also." We carrv the
oitTv1 and at1 the lowest; prices. . Bajlanee1 of
nisrimst stock ir , Bnirsnes and.Haneas in tne
this month wflleU. Buggies at cost to make
room 101 cwnnu uuo DOVbBiaoor una.- -rw b&w
hVilmicatoiiflive Stcck Co.
Hl
noTSlrsWcaO
W " i -i.-- 1 T-T. . - t.
September
V.
3
1
Two Kontaa, v; : ? 1.00 J
. - X vjm 4SjOirt jtJBTntfc 21
; o ' o o o bee o o o o o o o ;
' NEWiAjpyEB
i '".ii 5 hi?
:WBAT 3W intts . ii nt -5 i (j 1 It to fur nl
GHOST' rtTRNlTURE f;-v , , , tnre , that"
has no bod.' Looks very' flne,T but has no '
strength at all all vamiah ana glare , Do not
buy it, even If the price is away down. - , . 5
. , What Is Good rraaitnref
A question easily answered. ' Our Furniture V
' There is an expoeltion of Dlnrntf Boom, Parlor '
and Bedroom Furniture here that needs few -words
of praise trocd as. Quality 1 stamped
all over each article. . , . -
And that quality isnt high priced, tw'-fltv -,
?U? .- .rtni-mot-lt ioiitt;noBS strsLV.
Ben 'Phono 118,.,, - -Vw-.. -.seplW
u -
I .sA.t
'I--3
i(t ;;V
! 1 : 1 Cohsighment just'to Tiand.r
.7 t
"MULLETS,
, Caught on beach ir Original
Barrels. ... -' 1 ,
MULLETS,
' ,:' Not reryacked but full barrels.
From -the celebrated Nixon
fisheTieSi-j.iii-nii (i'.-h:'-":
TlffTTT.T."l?.rTa !
J1LU linn JL
i . Send us vour orders , and rcet
. :. in . . ) ... . . .
&
IV .1- i ....! ,-.- ..
Agents for Nixon Fisheries. v '
rfviOSi
SiJil ll!t(V)
We have Flour, Sugar,
Tea, Gakes,.wUi'':i1rr
' ' Crackers:' Oaiidis;
... . ... ."Tilt... . . .. .:.
Soap, SnuiT, Soda,
i; ttut.& if Jit r'i.i.miliA'"
j , , . , MeaO,. , Hemiax. . Molase '
: Stalls Tobavcco, Ssaoklnsr and
vnewuasf . ..J.-fr
,iifi-;j . ! u.- -til,!.! -
and a full line pf Canned Goods.,; All
,, of .which me ofjer to thc trad at
,iS, living prices.,, . .,4 . -(ivfM ,
VWIIIIUIIIU
'Uje es tf- , -.vim
jOMB, MIGHT OHLY, TUESDAY,
e";Gr0at:;!C
-i4OLIVETTE,-r.
Tne - Sing: of Maglckns, and nW -Company- of
.n'i w,,iiaOBfaa:ij
, , jPri fiOc, 7e and, Sl.OO. t :
, sepMSt, . . t r
Red -Inst: Proof.,. Oats.
i,60 4saeWi P. at (nr4ta;
M .4?" STS "i'i b 1m 1, .
r HO rmaMiidli:E,y Mi!W4 , .
, ;103 Cases 5e Ly, sa.eo per eas .
ftia Rnihlll nixed Oats. .
218 Io
ozeaiPotte
d Han
BMf.
204' loaen Corn
:! 19'
V, homb saunvn. . i , ; .
81
44: Bnrteaayaeannta hi-.',.-
u isnsneia-n. v. rwnuMf
Wholesaler ' drieer
h sep tf :wvm vWiuauuttoasi.A -
.r - . - - . .1 t-
' .- .ii
BTATB OF NORTH OABI
Leila Bwanni
I JomiL Bwannl,
V- ' .. i ..... :. -
Thin 1a a.n jurtiori for divorce brAUffht bv the
-.1 15
MTTTTT7FT0
1UUJJUJU1U
Hashagen
I abandonment, and It appearing to tha court .,
I tnat the defendant-is a non-reeident and can not . . V
l after due diligence be found In the State, and
plaintiff against the defendant for cruelty and
that a cause of action eztete In- plalntttl's favor
&am.lnofe dcttendant. NOW this
&iit Aaftrnia.n wm and: aTmeaa at
mans,
it t 1
irwrkti
to notify the- ;.
term of the Superior Court of the county of New?
tne nexc
Hanover to be neld on the 7th- day- of October.
n aniiwur mi ijsj uqiui via mw u ussj w vuwuoii
1901, and answer or demur to the complalntof
ntea tb-bsiu obbb ur ptautuu wui;
-.Aanist Stb, tm, X'iT,
JOHK
TATLOI
M-Msra
new
irooont
, auaow
1V''''ttMV ' ! t;; " :
tbe Climax.
liaVen'iha
trodncuonorronr new "cmnar onairs ana
btbet faiAutareWeernepDn are!
sUUed m thabnslhen and our raaorsand other
nrtomtngslf aw, asthej have always beenot
t w -r:sf iTrt .-irt- frcr,'" .rr-v-.-:w
4eett
CaDDed
7 BontS Front Si.--
ill Ii I iMIIM i-.i-' ., -'
i. i j r,- -tit
1M
5
i
f sen tf -K J ? '-
fliw . trw tt ,nfnf.'.,.
$haV IeirableMcm Mcond OetorP
Hob ito Martwt sitreeti, at present; oocnp r
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