_.xi),iiiuiiu! Soiitii.”
V-.u ,v C.'.‘i!:t;c‘ivial .‘.i
i-'M" . i' ihc :'>th
}iro^i-iii.-> ail I'Xiia.j-I iv(’ .la intoi'a>t
inif iiiuli;r liic )','(• tujiui. i'-,r
inj'Plic cxjuv.-.-xiaa., ».r liiaiiunl il.
•i^^diuoutU, cdi-tr.‘ iiu; idjliiinaix.'
Jnuniul.
Mr. Edvvanl;.-, bei^iiib his tuik by
rcreiTiu{4 lu .the j^reat advertise
meut givvu our vauiilry. uud espo-
-ialiy the bouLli. thro the present}
was. Uu says that the bonilifcs are
beyoiu-1 eoniputatioii as it di. ei.s
the atlf.'iitio!! uf the world to our
woudcrl’ul re.sourecV'.
\'v\‘ (MiiiioL enlo)' into an elaborate
disciiy;sio!j oC this subjoet, but will
.ti-y to point out a few of the henc-
*'■ - wliieh must eomc 1o the Nc^ro
tiiO t
|aboUL
i >ie eonditi
i;.' a.larn'iti^,
Arranyciuent^ are being made for
l.'.b inen. ambulances and other con-
vvyaaeos to be on hand and every
})k);-.^^ibic attention will be given
troops.
1.- of
if the men are great-
friends and relatives.
the
Thrpugiioi- ^me south agriculture
is an essential iiulustry and from
years of training \ve iiave become
proficeint in the requirements for
this particular line of occupation.
The cotton industry, says Mr. Ed
monds wii’ naturally c.KparM as the
requirement ineroasGs, and nowhere
on earth can tim supply eome up to
the uemaud as in America. Follow-
iog- the iigricuitural production of
cotton, comes the industrial procluc
tion i>f cotton goods. In this line,
too, we are showings signs of inter
est by building for ourselves cotton
inllis. or by becoming operatives in
liie mills owned by. others. The
hold uf industry as it broadens in
the South naturally encircles those
who Jive within its borders, and,
though at iirst there may be some
inclination toward discrimination,
the evident demaud for labor re-
pulres the utilization, of that in hand
Defore seeking elsewhere for help.
I'lconomy goes a long way toward
directing the projectors of outer-
prizes who to employ, and aAer a
w'hilo tile}’ naturally seek ^for the
largest amount of proilt at the small
• t' 5?^^ Tiio iirnu'.vteis use the
^
iit-iible cfnploy))ient throughout all
the South. Mr. Edmonds points
out the fact, that while low priced
coUou may be a discouragement to
some individual farmers, it djeeomes
of especial advantage to the South
in that it gives the South a mono,ply
which it otherwise would not have.
Couple to this the fact that the South
is mau\ifaetui‘ing and consuming
its own products, we gam through
the reduction of prolits on the man
ufactured goods.
Mr. Edwards turns from cotton to
ron aud in ligures proceeds to show
the relation the south liokls to the
world, Alabama is pointed to as
f
“the ruling spirit ' in the market o
pig iron aiul there is little doubt
that .Teel will be the next step in
the forward march. J-lorc again our
people come in for a sluire for we
hnd that, from the mine to ma
chine shop, the .Aegro is ■utilized
with profit to himself aud his em
ployers.
Mr. Edmonds points to this as an
evider.ee of Anglo-Saxon domination
ia the ah'airs of our great ci\
tioii; the I\egTocotncs in au a part
of thi‘l ei^lizatiou and will mwenon
,comc to us on thiu return of peace.
Mr. Edmonds gives u-; a most
hopeful view of the futur'C, not only
j'or*t-hc South but for tne N('gro.
.Pick U[]s.
Tile Im.-'V L-cason for Wilmington
is beginning to open. The extrem
ity many of onr people were put to
Lliiu smnuier ougiit to be an iuccn-
iiv;‘lor thciii to look out for the
next.
Despise no.t the day of small be
ginnings, blind man who picks
up odds and ends and who buys and
sells old bottles, owms his home and
. g Many of
our sukuhed men ut,.u i
half so well.
NOTICE
Look out for the biggest and best
excursionl The Household of Tluth
Eureka and Sisterly Love will run
•excursion to Southport Sept. 18th.
This will be the last, get ready for
it. The particulars will be given
next w('Tx. Eurek'a No. Sister
ly i^i-'vo No. }‘Ih G. U. O. of O. F.
/ au 21) tf.
ice Cream Parlor
Oh! For a nice stroll up Seventh
Street to the lec Cream .Parlor
where you can be served v.dtli the
various creams: T^iue ap])h’. IJamui-
na, Strawberry, etc.
Come up and see u.^. opposite Love
and Chat-ity Hall. -tlS South Sevent
St;^ect. Ucspcctfully.
Mrs. Millie i-Jcniim
-• ♦ - —
Wanted!
Medicinal IXoots. liarks and Herbs
Ver-sons desiring to gather tlieni
will innni'i'e for further particnlars
of Alex i Luy;;iu.s. tfatUcrer of Mediei
;-~i T.ii.n-k.s and hlerijs. first
••
and l-’ront street Wiliuinnjon.
Notice to S'dtecribers
,Owing to the 'recent dicision of
the Hailroud Commission which
denic.s fi,’co passes to newspapers,
wc can only witti eousUIcrablc ex
pence aud 'dihieulty send our repre
sentativc to collect from our out-of-
town subscribers: in view ol this
fact, eMv all. to ■■•••hom vro have
sent bids, to settle their accounts
with us at oAice, or wc will be com
uelled’ to drob them from our lists.
what he
lant deduc-
^ashingto'a,
aent in tho
■eneral tone
ment. We,
^laprfpvenient In Moral
Natlon^s Cap!
Ge.n,H.V.Boynton, tlicvc'
Jngton correspondent, hi
a»ore than 30 ye&Js collect'
witiiig letters. Few nn
4h.«rougiily as he the ins I- history of
capitol, the ■white h .e, and the
^^rtmen.-£s. Being .asl
considered- the most imj
■f ion from his experience a
!-!c ahs\Tered:
‘The maxvelo-us impro
iQr;ral aisnosphere, antktl:
*nd honesty of the gov
ihe people of the Uniter.' Htates, Imve
the moat honest govern; • nt in the
World. It is and has b.  i for many
years caore honest tha: :vei* before,
aaS is to-day more hor -.mly and effi
ciently administered th i any private
fensiness that I have eve • examined, 1
mean that there is less -iste and less
iftefafeation.
“Book at the great poi d service, for
Instance.^ Where in Ihe - orid will yon
find any private agency -hich does so
muclhai^d do.es it so ■w'ell md at so littF
cost? I And chaise of perries makes no
dlfBerencc. Thorough he
. a resi-
mrj'al and
d States, i?
cs me lajigh
u-efromlle-w
%.'ay outweat
.^''ERiCA.
is pure beyonu m.
dence, and this ic F-. - ^
poacealde Jity in th c
ttot in the world. v
when thosogood peoph
York and C^cinnati an
%o help .reform Waghin.
PERSECUTED
Wesley Suffer^ fon R.e*a»inR
Coimnnuion fo - o4n«n.
Bev. W. J. Scott, It D-. writes oS
“When John Wesley . achecl in Geos- i
gSi,” in LaJies’ Ho Journai end |
from the famous piher’s jonrnn.'
tells the story of !• persecution !s
Georgia, which uiti-- ely resulted in
his qnittini, Atnerit ad returning to
England in 1737. Jring the after
noon before,'Wesle: .leparture he was
approached by the loi-der of Savan-
hah, who ittforinci' : an that lie must
not leave the pro-'. e until he hud
given bond in £50 st-'-ling, and. in ad
dition furnislied | ■ to answer JGr.
Williamson’s chargiA-Wesley respond
ed: ‘I have give.^im every oppor
tunity to make goour:' '■ accusation, Ivnt
he refused to do sc .^/md now. sir,’ he
aentmued, with em;k 'is and lirmhGss.
% mrast insist that ;m .an officiai, yo-e
have, treatedtme anu ihedrustecs of-the
colony very ill. j^shall neither give
bond nor bail,
cusss and I know
“ ‘Tlie same, h
shook the dust o
vannah, a,fter urr
and nine mofrth'
J ■was able.’
'■"'rhe sk' V-- ij
|turpose ■>
low; pren . q T,.
And Southport :
SCHEDIH/K !
.'vltcr Wednesday,-June ^th. ica'tc!
Wilinhigton daily, except Sunday,
for Carolina Beach at e.oo and U:l!>'a.
m,. .‘J and ‘-.l') j> m
Tuesday, "Wedne.May aud Tliui'sday
and Friday, leave Wilmington, T'.'IO
]) m; leave Ee.i.cb p in
kt;uve Beach 7;U0 a m; 1:00. 0:F,
and (kl'O [) m
l.t.'ivv' Wilmington Sup.day K': a m:
and 2:-‘)0 p in
JuCa\; Bcavii 12::>0 anti 0:00 j> ui
''nit’ ii:!-') heal through for South
port, leaves SouLlip.ort 12:00 m
F:ire on thtc '):lu and 7:00 Boats to
Pier and return. 10 cents.
.J W .ilAUPFB.
IxeGiitrix Notice.
Ua-viiig|’(jualiJu il ’as Execiitrix'j^of
Sarah J. T'riiik deccaseil, late of Now
Hanover Oouuty, N. C., this is t
against tlie estate of said ikiccasod i.o
exhibit tliom to the umlorsigned mn
or before tlie 21 day of May 1899, or
this notice" will o
their rcfovery. All persons indebt
ed to said estate will please make
immediate payment
This 21st day of May lK8b
Laura G. Frink. Executrix
A W Scott -Attorney for the estate.
XOTE THIS!
AVdmiro.s ofourNAVAT. flFROES
Will Oc Furnished ABSOLUTELA"
Fit HE Cabinet Photographs of
Dewey, Ho bsou. Schley, Sampson,
(and others). -Also 8101 for ‘.IS cenl^7
ClIAS. E. AA'OEKMAN,
CaihU (.Irocer. N. AV. Cor. Tth and
Harnett Streets.
... .BRING THIS.. .
he Grandest L»ine of
C3ooci^
AT
J. H, Kehdcr Sc. oo’s*,
ear Fourth. Street Bridge.
Dre'oS Goods. Domestics.
Pretty i.a'.vn. at 3 and 4 cents per yd Whita Homespun 3 centslijper yar
Very best Calico .at .4 “ “ “• Sea Island 4 and 6
Organelles at 10 and h> “
Wash Silks 25 “■
Percales at 5 and 8 “
Pretty Sateens at 10 “
Danish Cloth at 15 “
Figured black goods 121-15
All wool-canvas cloth T5 “
:>5c Cashmere 25
New Emliroidrics 2? to -10
35c corset for 25 “
39
’ Furnisjhing Gboas, Matting
Colored Homspun 3 “ “
Best Ticki’-ng 12i “ “
Table Cloth 18c upward “ “
10-1 Sheeting m “ “
checse-clotli, all colors for Evening
Dress 5 “ " “
Yard Wide BleaoSikig^c “
Nice Bleached Towels .6 and 10c
Bargain in Ribbons
Ladies’ Undeisshiirts 5, 8 and lOr.
Flowers 5 to 48c per bunch
Sailor Hats 10«fto 48c
'\ni .
^ I'cs n
J. H. EBHDER,:& CO
■'ai'c Paid on rurchases of 2 00 and up
r Beil Phone 118
PlcUiG'es Free. Ask for Punch Card.
I-nter-StatejPhon
'i:he
oiu>' ik
U
To ftdvortisers.
Liitrci'ipkicu rjl.yt of tin' Rtc-
fuvy'uin ut the rate oI 75 per
wcclt tturbiif tlic present Hostilities
witli Spain, aiKl today tlie kecord
stands at tlie liead a>i an advcrtis'uig
incdlinn. . Titis is of special inter
ests (0 iidv-crtisers who wish tUeir
warcs placed* bciorc tiie larj.est
CASH PAViKG elcmeat in tlie city
Our rates are low.
.now your bnsi-
•'vn,' he adds, *1
V ’eet and left Sa-
- ,>-there one year
: I ought., but at
his enemies of a
..'m, was a- shal-
« -.-arded.*' .
the out-
ii’_inv 'r'.
> ' ance and
. Ei PILLARS.
-1 ctive WoixpoK
VVo,-
liio I •
.7. s eor' ’ ■ ‘ V»
without c\ ..ier
contrition.
DANGERC.
Arzaod ■wltli »?
f ... ‘-■Tfr.e. •
The ciiterpilln I'Bie puss • moth,
%ulte a conimoi. i-f:, in this country',
kas a most effec'. .' way of defending
Mraaelf. and n a; prove, a« we shall
presently see, Ui j.ex'ous even to hu
man beings, says a writer in Cham*
fejBrs’ Journal. -Tfc ^ well-protected cat^
erpihar is ])rovid between its head
and forelegs witl . Mcft, from which
it can proi?rude : rgan capable ol
squirting out a { in.;ty of very acid
fiuid to a con;-d relue distance, and
when alarmed it buMtually makes u.se
of this fonhidabl-' apon.
In one of the itomological maga
zines a correspc ,-F'’.at states that he
t?as observing S( , - of these caterpil
lars in captivity, v len he happened
to disturb one, a I it suddenly squirt
ed out a quantity -
struck one of hi.'-
head at the tim i
away from the ::
In great agony i
him that the eyel
lorts condition-
.d for hours
S5
U
fla?*
wi
c3
bfl
Pish and OysteKljBiddleUniversity
. To .Ml Whom It Muy Conconi.
Greeting; 1. having bniui in the 1 IFn
and (lystcr.? bLi>;ine.>7'. for If) years,
havcull the ex^jcrienec iiceesiHiry to
meet the wants of tlie Bcople Getier
ally: ask only Reasonable share of
your Fatronage, AU GoodsGuarau-
tced Fresh and Sound wlnm Deliver
cd. No Express vharpu's for return
Money.
5. cl.
Wholtsale&Retail Dealer
In Fish and Oysters,
FKO.'-iT STREKT .MARKET.
f.:-b Rlease Wrilf ior Quolatiom:'
OF
It tvas some •;
recovered. What •-
must be upon si-'
leave our readeri r
-uidin a jet, which
;balls, thougli his
- ,s quite two feet
■ i t. He rushed oil
. doctor, who told
J i -vas in a very da^-
di s eye was t-otaliy
"t . c* the occurrence,
•hv i before he finally
•t effect of this fluid
ler creatures we
imagine!
NEWS ITEMS,
Philadelphia, Aug. 39.- ThcA^aeht
i\iay arrived from Porto Rieo bring
ing the report of the Intcrnatior.al
Relief Commission.
The yacht rej)orts tiiat out ol 19,-
«9U0 ti'i eps on the island, over 1,00(1
iiro now siou with various disease--:
silso r. hirge numbur have typhoid
iever. She says that better accom-
/lh! itions for the troops arc needed a
junco to pi’cvent great lo;-.s of life.
No
York. Aug. 30.-- Much
hs manifested for the wcU'arc of
ahe Eighth New York, .which Is re-
yiorted to be coming iiome in a most
jiitabh
Qenuiiie Wine,
MADK r.Y
HENRI PATFAi!
CROP 1897 ?
Scuppernong,
Sr,ui)pcrnong White Golden Wine.
Ju.-'t ri]K.‘ Best that can be made
from this srrape family.
Xl. ]'YA\ riAin.o.N OC iT.Ll O.L.VSS
Frontignaii,
A good White Golden Wine, sweet
ami -drv from ounch grapes, resen?-
bling In Davor and taste the famous
Froutig-nan. Fi-auce. aud ti'C Rhine
wine.
250 i-i-;;; ncvi'Ti,!’! 5i- imit ol.\ss
Sauteme ;Dryl
Maguiiirant wniie Pearled yVme.
from i)imch grape, oi Bybi'id 1*auiily-
VinU'era and Lal)rii>{ua. -resembling
in color, sparkling appearance taste
and Davor. Le Jiaut Saut«rne. France
5(!C I-KU HOTTUh
....CALL AT....
Gorman SettltAient in Indiana.
Four town^ in counties in In-
4.;.ai;a /nak® IW- ... ‘ .'crcian settlemen^t
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Wlim’ngt’n Seacoast R R
AND AFTFU JMNF, FIRST
my . ‘ ■ - .-h'd-
uLe; , ,
Leave Wilmington G:3U ami 10:10 a.
2:30 5;00and'7;l-5 p. nr
r'gave Ocean view 7:30 and IL.lO a
3;-15, 6:00 and 10:00 p. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Leave Wilmington 10:10 a. m‘ and
2:30 p. in.
Leave Ocean View 11:30 a. ni., and
0:00 p. m.
The 10:10 a. m., aiid the 5:00 o’clock
p. m. Trains carry frcigHl only, ex
cept ve^etaWes and meats which
v/ill t)C taken ct the G:30 a. m., train.
No freight will be received unless
accompanied by -'a ■ way bill and
f e‘.>' " aid.
K- 0-, GRANT
whore Germ-^Ei. • .
•b-ely in the home
Ul 1 hfi
j SUih A ^
nand and Bt. H-
find St. Meinrf '■
Spencer county,
rst of the towns,
113 S.
1 St. Wilniiu
, N. C.
-is prevail exclu-
of the people,
Rns arc Ferdi*
. Dubois county,
'■ Maria Hill, in
■'’inand, the old-
5 founded by a mis-
I. 0. ? G S & D o! S
rnjHiE mhhCTnUV.
All tiie I’ollowiiig [.oclge.s meet in
Samnritai) Corner Si.xth and
L'nmswick ;'.Lri,cLs, each month as
follows.
True \ iuo i-'odge No. I meets Lst
and 3rd 'Rucsda.v iiight.s.
•W. TI. Starkey, SccA'
Mount Alt’} Jvmlgc No. 2, meets
every 1st and 3rd Monday nights.
Lizzie Lloyd, Scc’y.
liriiTuuit Star I'.odgeNo. 23, meets
i'he People’s Benevolent
and Relief Association of
' North Carolina.
Chief Offle-e 237 K. Trade St.
CHAunOTTH, N. C.
f Rev iV. SHJil’AEb, n. 1).
I .. Rresldent
I I lor JB Lid ARY. ViceP.
j and Attorney.
OFFLCURS-, IL'ii E J A'oukg, Scc’y
] and Manager
I M T POPK, Treasurer
■ 1 J T W^iuniAMS, M. D.
1. Medical Examiner -
Do you ever get hickl’ This is
what v.’C do:‘:Pav sick, accident, oirth
and death beneiit. You can join for
5-cenks and upward. Sick and acci-
ripnt bi^uehts uaid from $1.50 to 15.00
The leading Institution in the South
for the Higher Education of the
colored race. Exckisively for
males.
ORGANIZED IN FOUR SCHOOLS:
Trade, Noi?mal aud Preparatory,
Collegiate an-d Theological.
Enrollment last year, 2I3. Total
number of graduates, 455.
Binldings commodious and heated
throughout by steam.
THEBOARDLTG DEPARTMENT.
Superior in all respects.
The location is unsurpassingly at
tracting and healthful.
The next term will open October
Fifth.
For information and catalogues ad
dress
Rev. D. j. Sanders.
Biddle Univer-sity^
Chariotte, N. C.
Divorce Noticr
i o.t North Carolina i
B • Hanover County i
Ison AlcClammy j
Plaintiff 1-Notice,
vs. I
Nellie McClammy I
Defendant. J
The defendant above named wil
take notice that an action entitled as
above has been commenced in the
Superior Court of New Hanover
County, to obtain a diverse dissolv
ing the bonds of matrimony hereto
fore and now existing between the
Ihainiiff and Defendant according to
the Statutes ii|i such cases made and
provided. The grounds in which
said judgement and decree are ciaim
ed is fully set forth in the complaint
now on file. And you are hereby
notified, that if you fail to appear
and answer the said complaint, as
above required, the said Plaintiff
will apply to the court for the relief
demandedlin said complaint ^
This 16th day^of May|1898.
W. E.HancIerson
Attorney for
Plaintiff.
n 0. D. Taylor
Clerk Superior
Court
sionary priest, FaU Kend-riek, in 1840,
and was named m b • of Ferdinand I,
of Austria. The.'.-f o'l.A nericaas in
it, and there yvq . two families cf
Americans in :. 7'. irud, ■which is thr
seat of a Ben^ I'-'Di njon--.S'tery.
?»• *‘tl i Haste.
A nervous y>p\’ris jady called a physi
cian fo-r a sib: .Olment,, b'nt o-ne
which she magnilb-d, in her ewn es-
.;;r !.i
liiion.
riic Raiu
l.h
VC’., be mag
take No-'T&
•••; weak met
Auarcs>
tiniation, into
said the doctor t -:
a prescription, ' ■
store and bring
quickly as you ■■'
danger?” replied
aJarm. “Tes,” Ra
Servant is a©t qu.-
“Oh,'doctor, ahalj
tient. “Tlier® ^
said the doctor.. ’
before John refu
rwsanUr.’
Insanity is iu^
.English statistic'.,
pious cause of lu
tea, another an
cohol, a third tb
; U^vipg trigd emifij
Dous one. “Huh,”
-. ervant, giving him
'he nearest drug
.: till? medicine n'-'
; ” “Is there much
; young lady, in
e doctor; “if youi
-It ■will bo useless.'’
e?”gaspedthepa-
danger of -that,"
you rjAy get w»;]}
;ing in
say that on?^
y is the abuse
indulgence in
disappointment o*
'on and failed.
'll. Jortlaiq'bec y.
t. ''' ' ■' -0 No. 9 meot.s 2nd
and 4th T'uv.day niglits.
U. IT. .laeobi, Scc’y.
Frimdship .Tjodge No. 12, meets
1st ai:cT3'd i'’t‘iclay nights.
Mrs. Kate McKoy, Sec’y.
United Son.- and Daughters
Lodge No. 26, meets Is.t and 3rd
Thursday nights*
H. M. McAllister.
Golden Gate Lodge No. 144, meets
2nd and 4tli Thursd.ay nights.
.Tosiah Clark. Sec’y.
Venm- r.^odgo No. (S, meets 3ud
and 4th Friday nights,
Mrs. Susan A. Tucker. Sec.y,
1. H. Abbott Couneil No. 5. meets
2nd and 4th Wednesday night.^.
P, C. Mc:.La:ie, Sor'y. ;
Members of the Cider vi.sitingthe?
city, eoidially liivitod. to the meet-;
ings. • • !
'•h.-.'et Jones. i
•lunior District Deputy-, *tf
Wheu '.f.'.i help-foster this company
you m:;kc. a business for uur people at
home. Insure Now, Notnliig Oivined.
By Delay, 13 weeks payment secures
sick accident, birth and death bene
fits The agents who are c.invassing
the city and who will call for your
application arc M’C'--srs F C Sadgwar,
1 G Harnett, P H McNiel, J W Bryan
and Miss R J Corbett.
City Office 209 Rplncess St. Hours
from 9 a. ra. to 6 p. m.
W H Bailey, General Superin
lendent
^Caveats, unci Tnide-Mar-ks obUiiiiecl and all Pat-J
Jent bu'SinesS conducted for Moderate Fees. 3
?OuR Office is opposite U.S. Patent Office?
Jand we can recurc naU’nt in less Uifte than tlioset
•emote from W a.‘?!ungton. = S
K'n wing or photo., with dcscrip-3
K’>. v.'n if patentable or not, free of?
h V ' due till patent is secured. S
^ p/. • 1."v, I R)v.* to Obtain Patents,’* with’#
:ov; -u'i.'.o l.'.S. and foreign eouiiuicsS
jei: i-. . V . -s, S
C A
\»itn Cascafets.
cure con.stlpation forever
ti I, druyrJsts rtfu»ii-TK»aej
New Store,
New floote,
ow oriBs.
Nos. 10 &J2 Mulberry St.
J. L, Croom^&'Bro.
TihelaboveKirm have^openediinl the
Splendid ‘ Newg Stores which have
jusFbeen completed on the loi up
on which“the oldjstore of'A. New
bury stood,
This Firm ha o Stock,
of STAPLE and FANCY GROCERIES,.
WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS and TC»AC;
CO, which they are selling at’ .the
Lowest Cash Prices
J» L. Croom & Bro
Nos.:!^10 8e 12 Mulberry St.