II
i . J Li
U n u cm
Absolutely Pure
I IThta powder never vanes. A marvel of pu
Htv strength and whoiesomeness. M ore econ
omical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be
wild In competition with the multitude of low
fXt snort weight alum or phosphate powders.
incogs. KOYAL BAKING POWDfiU
CO., 106 Wall St., N. Y. ,
oct SO Otwly tenrm 4thpd srdpw
rr?nrA'7rrrirq,Fo)
FRIDAY, NOV. 1G. 1888.
STATE NEWS.
Rnckinfrham Rocket: Tlie official
vote of Montgomery county, as pub
lished in tbe Vidette, shows that
the entire Republican ticket was
elected by an average majority of
about 100. The majority for Mr.
A M. Logan, Republican candidate
for the Senate from this county and
Montgomery, is 10G, but. ttnsis over
come by the majority for Mr. Le
Grandin this county, leaving the
latter a net majority of 11.
Monroe inquirer: Mr. Jos. Broom
brought into our office yesterday a
beat which measured 10 inches in
length and 21 in circumference and
-weighed 11 pounds. It was of the
Long Blood Red variety, grown fronl
Buist's seeds. On Tuesday, about
12 o'clock, Mr. John C. Austin s cot
ton trin, located at his mills, just be-
lOW IDc rttlirtmu ui iul, """n" ...
' The alarm was given and the Acme
Steam Fire Company and the Hook
and Ladder Company proceeded to
the fire as soon as possible, but ar
rived too late to save the bdildmg,
which was destroyed, together with
tween two and three bales of cotton
and a lot of cotton seed. The totol
loss amounted to about $1,000, with
no insusance. The fire originated
r.m o nnt.Mi which had trotten in
11U1U M JUH."". "-
the seed cotton.
Tjoinjh TWpina and. Observer: It is
stated that in January the Pullman
. palace cars will be discontinued on
all the lines of the Richmond &
Danville road and that the Mann
boudoir will be substituted. For
weeks past society has been on tlie
alert, and public interest lias oeen
thoroughly aroused by the jm
nouncement of the approaching
marriage of Mr. John m. wmuer iu
Miss Florence P. Tucker, the ac
complished daughter of Maj. K. b.
Tucker, all of this city. Both par ties
are favorites, not only in this
their home, but wherever tney
known. The brilliancy of the bride,
the elegant courtesy of the groom
orwi V.ia imminence in business cir-
sill combined to make
ones to town yesterday. One, raised
bv DM. Uarnett, wen-new . ri u"
and 9 ounces, and measured 2j
inches. The other was raised by 1.
W. Urumler; weighed 5 pounds and
measured 24 inches. The richest
specimens of sold ore that -have
Ieen seen in una unwu .u ... J,
day were exhibited yesterday by
Esquire John P. Hunter, of Mallard
Creek township. He had a peck
measure full of rocks, and virgin
-o!d tairly honev-combed the rocks.
Old miners say that it is the richest
ore ever seen in this State. Mr.
Hunter found the ore on his farm,
and if a good vein is developed his
fortune is made. Mr. it. Zl Lm-
nev sat down to a nice dish at a ban
quet in Tavlorsville the other night.
Hi friends" gave him a 'possum sup
per, in honor of Harrison's election,
and somebody took occasion to play
a mean trick on him. A big fat cat
was killed and baked and slyly sub
stituted for one of the 'possums, and
it happened that the substitute was
placed in front of Mr. Linney. The
animal was a little tough, but no
one at the table knew its true
character until after the feast. 1 he
party who is responsible for the
trick is not known, and it is proba
bly good for his health that such is
the ease. It is reported that both
Mr. Linney and Will Boger dined on
the cat.
Wadesboro Messenger: R. E. Lit
tle, Esq., who will represent the
7th Senatorial district, composed of
the counties of Anson and Union, in
the next General Assembly, will be
the best elected Senator in that
body. His majority in Anson is
1,35a, and he beats his opponent in
Union 1,259, making his majority
2 The residence of Mr.
Thomas Trull, who lives on the
plantation of Mr. D. Maske, m
Lanesboro township, was burned
last .Thursday night, together with
the household and kitchen furniture
and about a bale of cotton. In the
Kiime township, last Monday morn
ing the dwelling of Mr. Lawton
Allen was burned. There was no
one at the house at the time, and
r.Aihinn' vcn snved but one feather
bed. The fire is supposed to have
caught from the chimney. J'isr
Thursdav night, while the Demo
crats of Ansonville were celebrating
the victory of their party in the
count v and State, some fiend ap
plied the torch to fhe house of Mr.
H. M. Kason, which was occupied by
Mr. C. A. Smith and his mother.
There was no one in the building
when the lire was 'discovered, and
betore assistance could be procured
the fire had gained such headway
that nothing was saved but one
feather bed aud a quilt or two. As
the fire was discovered in a portion
of the building in which there had
been no fire for some time, it was un
doubtedly the work of an incen
diarv, and it is generally believed by
the good people of that section to
have been the work of some Repub
lican negro. The building and fur
niture were both insured.
-
isuck'pir Arnica aaive
The Best oaive in the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, uicers, oan
Rheum, Fever Sores, letter, nui -
oed Hands, Chilblains, uorns, anuuu
Skin Eruptions, and positively cures
piles, or no pay required. It is guar
anteed to give perfect satisiaction,
or money refunded. Price 2o cents
per box.
For sale by wm. n.vxreeii.
coaraiEitciAi
I
: WILMINGTON. MARKET.
; - ' , - Y : Nov. 1C 2:30 P. M.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE Firm
at 43 cents. Sales, of receipts at 43
cents. I -'-l.'"'- ": li.- . ,
ROSIN Firm at 75 cents for
strained and 80 cents for good
strained.
TAR Finn at $1.40.
CRUDE TURPENTINE Firm
at $1.35 for hard, $2.25 for yellow
dip and virgin.
COTTON Firm. The following
are the official Quotations: Ordinary,
6 5-16; good oidinary, 7; low
middling, 8 15-16 ;middling 9 7-16;good
middling 9J. .
Receipts to-day: Spirits, 143;rosin,
302;tar, 97; crude, 54; cotton, 1.197.
MARINE NEWS.
MISCELLANEOUS.
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF TIIE
WILMINGTON WELDON B. H. CO.,
WiumiGTON, N. a,Nov. 6th, 18S3.
ARRIVED.
Steamer A P Hurt, Robeson, Fay
etteville, AVoody & Currie. t
Br steamship John Nixon, Welsh,
New York, C P Mebane.
CLEARED.
Steamer A P Hurt, Robeson, Fay
etteville. Woody & Currie.
Schr Luella A Snow, Webster,
Cape Haytien, S & W H Northrop.
EXPoTlTsT
THE FIFTY-THRID ANNUAL, MllETrNG
of me Stockholders of the Wllmln-ton
weldon Kallroad Company wlU toe held at the
office of the company. In Wllmlnn. N. X..
u?Novemher. 18S8.. rl
iiov 8lw a Secretary W. & W. K. R. Co.
1889.
Harper's Bazar,
ILLUSTRATED.
UltiC LL u no n
mccr.LL,ia:onk
DRY GOODS AWD
o
I am sending fprward from New York many NeW linrfpi
esaiitThiD, which will be received dunno- tU
IT
next few.days.
3HS
The writer is in New York selecting the; Newest anTb
OtVlCS a a.miuiiuuiu w "l'f -iiiuiai:iIlg m
selection f a great vanetAC ; :
est
FORKICiN.
Cape Haytien Schr Luella A Snow
140,001 ft lumber.
oo.
WW ,
WEEKLY STATEMENT.
STOCKS ON HAND NOV. 10, 1S88
Spirits ashore, 2,617; afloat,'
total. 2,639.
Rosir ashore, 81,190: afloat, 2,6
total, 83,868. A A ,
Tar ashore, 1,288; afloat, 150; total,
1,438.
Crude ashore, 403.
Cotton ashore. 13,357; afloat, 4,928;
total, 18,285.
RECEIPTS FROM NOV. 9 TO NOV. 16.
Cotton. 8,749; spirits, 1,093; rosin, 3,
059; tar, 630; crude, 541.
EXPORTS FROM NOV. 9 TO NOV. 16.
DOMESTIC.
Cotton. 3,205: spirits, (.95; rosin, iv.k
tar, 805; crude, 475.
Ueneral Itonraiii Week
AT
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Its mustraUoATare of the highest o'rder, its
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holh. its bright short stories and timely es
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line is admitted to Its columns that could of
fend the most fastidious taste. Amoneljfi at
tractions of the new volume will be serial to
nes bv Mrs. Frances Hodgson Burnett, airs.
lexader William Black and Thomas Hardy,
aid Series oi : pape on nursery management
by Mrs. Christine Terhune Hcrrlck.
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1889.
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CHAD BOURN. JR.,
General M;mager.
uon't Doiay-
END OUli BROKEN OR INJURED FUR-
8
ANO
them universal favorites. The happy
ArAn- iroa onnfinmtiiateu last even-
in in nhrisr. Church, in this cit.
wi .Poi,r Vm that edifice been
ouu wi-tj
.more densely thronged.
GreenviUe Reflector: Only -a jittle
over two weeks now and the (ourt
House will be swept entirely clean of
1 nhA havp SO lOHLT niicu
A A,nMn1ioi1 Pitt COUIltV lOlltlCS
At 6 o'clock tins mornm- i
residence of Mr.H. A. Sutton, father
of the bride,Mr. D. J. Whichard edi
tor of the Reflector, was married to
Miss Hennie VV. Sutton, Rev. J. Vf.
.Wildman officiating. Immediately
after the ceremonv the bride and
-room left for Richmond to attend
the exposition. Vhen Mr.'D. H.
. James was nominated as the Demo
cratic candidate for Register of
Deeds, Mr. L. H. Wilson, the Repub
lican candidate, was heard to re
mark: "Icanstayhomeandnotgo
out ofiuv house during the cam
n'A hnf him bv a bic: majori-
7" Trt the contrary, he worked as
' ' hard as ever a man worked, and Mr.
James' majority was just 141. bo it
tnm out that Wilson waited until
nftAr the election to do his staying
: home.
nholl.fim Ueonrd: At 2 o'clock Oil
last Tuesday the Baptist church at
tt.Unlnf A was crowded with an eaj;-
prlv exnectant congregation to wit
ness the marriage of Mws f lora
T7.,nA tho lflprdautrhter ofblieriu
f Brewer to Mr. W. R. Hunter, the
ii.n oo-or.t hre. We deeply
regret to announce the death of Mr.
w t tj.,?q urViinh occurred at Iiih
residence near Gulf, on last I rulay.
On the Monday preceeding, while
. ' trvinff to get into his wagon, he ac
ifi Voii-,r fil on the wason tongue.
m thV effects of the fall
t,tMi of firct was not considered
Lihft died the following Pri-
V On lost. Suiidav the cor
r, of this county held an inquest
.mon the bodv of an unknown man.
...i ,0 f.inrl flPid in Deep river.
Wliu "tto ; , . - i
nearGfulf. but no information wum;
be obtained as to who the man was
or what caused his death. The
corpse was seen on Saturday float
ing down Deep river at Gulf, and
was found the same day between
: there and Egypt. ."PP?
cd to be a tramp, the right leg am
putated below the knee, one of the
Srnis tattooed, and the body scan
tily clad, and had beeh in the water
several days. ii
Charlotte ChronicUi Big turnips
i voof -wf h farmers this
. t T Wallace, of East
field, this county, brought two
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Ttr Molev's Lemon Elixir is a
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Loss 6f Appetite, Fevers, Chills
Blocthes, Pimples,Pain in Back, 1 al
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cause of all fatal diseases, lifty
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Mozley, M. D., Atlanta. Ga.
LliMON HOT HIIOFS.
For coughsand coltLs, take Lemon
Hot Drops.
For sore throat and bronchitis,
take Lemon Hot Drops.
For pneumonia and laryngetis,
take Lemon Hot Drops.
For consumption and catarrn,xaie
Lemon Hot Drops.
For throat "and lung diseases, taKe
Lemon Hot Drops.
An elegant and reliable prepara
tion.
Sold by druggists. 2.5 cents per
bottle. Prepared by ti. aioziey, iu.
D., Atlanta, Ga. m thsat.
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IMMINGS
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Double Width Ladies' Cloth,
. wortn 40c for 20c per yard.
Hindsome All-Wool Ro iian
Checksj
40-lnclies wide, worth 75c lor 39c per yard.
-o-
One Lot Separable Braidings,
in all shades, for 33c per yard.
o-
Uouseboicl Ciod8 Greatly
Keduced.
THE MAILS.
fhe malls close and arrive at the City Post
office as follows:
CLOSJS.
Vnrtliorn thrnnrrh mnlls fSt 11. Ul) M
ilUl LIU IU " "O " , -
Northern through and way malls. . . 8.0U a. m
N. c. and A. & S. c. Railroads and
routes supplied thererrom n.w -tv. i.
Kalelh s: b ayettev e, G.00 l. m. anu a. -j.
Southern way malls -W f(-
southern through malls i
DAILY EXtJEPT SUNDAY,
wvstrn malls (C. C. Kallway). &30 A. M.
Cape Fear & Y v 11 it and points sup- ,
puea inereirom
alelsrh & Hamlet R. li. and points
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IIabfeu's Weekly has a well-estahllshed
place as the leading illustrated newspaper In
The ffiimpss of its editorial com
ments on current politics has earnedfor it the
respect and conhdence of all Impartial read
ers; and the variety and excellence of Its lite
rary contents, which include serial and short
stories by the best and most popular writers,
nt it for the perusal of people of the widest
ranse of tastes and pifrsuits. Supplements
are frequently provided, and no expense Is
spared to bring the highest order of artistic
ability to bear upon the illustration of the
changeful phases of home and foreign history
A new work of fiction from the pen of Vllliam
Dean Ilowells, and one by Charles King, will
be among the leading features of the Weekly
lor 1889.
HARPER'S PERIODICALS.
PER year: '
UAKPER'S WEEKLY
HARPER'S MAGAZINE.
HARPER'S BAZAR
HARPER'S YOUNG PEOPLE 1.,... 2 00
Postage Free to all subscriDers in. tfte United
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Cloth Cases for eacn volume, suiutui lvi
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Address uakjsis uitoixiJ3-jo,
novJ5 JJewrork
nlture to me and I will repair It promptly an
at low prices.
I propose to make my living this way and
will do tlie work well and will not charge too
mnrnfordoinerit. call and see some tit the
rpnnirs T hae already made. I will also re
pair Sewing Machines, Musical Instruments,
&c, as well as Furniture. Will cheerfully
o-ive estimates or probable cost of repairs.
come and see me. ,.,.
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NO. 11 N. Second su
oct2i
n oo
4 00
. 4 00
1889
Harper's Young PeoDie.
AN ILLUSTRATED WEEKLY.
G en t s U n dp rvear
froiii Lowest to Highest Qualities
At Reasonable Prices,
Ge:as -Half Hose; Hanger-
g h i f , ' "o 1 1 h n a w Cuffs
and the Best . One Dollar UnW
dried hirt sold.' . " "
Also a Large Supply
Collars and Cuffc.
Collars 10c.t Cuffs 16c.,"
The same gold much higher else
where. . .
Jno.J.Hedrici,
101 & 103 Market St..
nov9 1 & 8 N. FroutRt.
Hakpeb's Youkg People begins its tenth
volume with the first Number in No ember.
Durin-r the year It will contain five serial sto
ries, including "Dorymates," by Kirk Munroe;
"The Ked Mustang," by W. O. Stoddard; and
-A Davln Waxland;"by K. K. MunklttUck;
"NelsThurlow s Tilal," by J. T. Tiowbrittge;
he Three W ishts," by F. Anstry and Gran
der Matthews; a series of fairy tales written
and illustrated by Howard Pyle; "home Stud
ies in Natural History." by Dr. Felix L. Os
wald; - Little Exptriments," by Sopniaiv Iler-rick-
"Glimpses of Child-life from Dickens,"
rv Margaret J. Sansfsten articles on various
sports and pastimes, short stories by the best
writer anri humorous DaDers- and ooems,
"With many hundreds of illustrations of excel
lent quality. Every line in tne papur is uy-
lectea to the most rigid editorial scrutiny in
order tuat noininjj iiaiuiiui uiiijf w-
umns. '
FULL SIZE, worth $1.25 for 98c.
" " . 1.50 " $1.19
2,00 1.39
EXTUA " " 3.00 " 1.69
GreatSlaughter of Blankets.
! 10-4 Blankets, worth $1.50 forOc.
niu snarlet Medicated, worth 5.00 for $3.75
i 11-4 Extra heavy Lamb's Wool Blankets,
i worth $.00 for $4.50.
Kalels
sivpplied therefrom.
Smith vllle
Vrightsille.i
Clinton, special
MONDAYS AND FRIDAYS,
Onslow C. U. and intermediate oni-
Ladies' Gent's and Children's FLANNEL
UNDEUQAKMENTS 25 per cent, below regu
lar value. -
The
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6.30 A. M
2.00 P. M.
8.30 A. M.
3.15 P. M
M.
Dont
week at
miss the opportunities offered this
hicr
ces . - ; - -.V-00 A-
Little River, S. C, and Intermediate
offices. 1 6.90 A. Al.
Cape Fear River mall - 1-00 P . M.
OPEN FOR DELIVHRY.
Northern and way mails 8.30 P. M.
Nortliern through mail, late 11.00 P. m.
niitlirh mails: 6.30 A. M.
Kmit.hprnwav mails "J.30 A. M.
CaroUna Central R. li. y-wr.1
Malls collected irom street ooxes in uifsmeaa
portion of city at 5 A. M., 11 A. M. and 4.4? r.
M. and from other points of tecjty at 5 P. M,
and 4 A.M. '
General delivery open irom u.uu a, m.w y.w
p M and on Sundays from 9.00 to 10.20 A- M.
Carrier's delivery open on Sunday from 9.30
n -msn A. M.
Money Order and Register Department open
from 8 A. M. to 5 P. M., continuous.
Stamp Office open from 8.00 A. M. to 5 P. M
Stamps on sale at general delivery 6.30 A.M
10 A. u-aall to 7 P. M.
r , 1 " " 1 1
There is economy in using a good
heating stove and in buying same
from Jacobi's Hdw Depot. t
M. M. Katz:
tA8HU0UE.
116 Market St.,
nov 13
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PROVISIONS.
GIIpCERJES,
DRY GOODS
HARDWARE,
LUMBER.
CASH.
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Rocky Point.
Tiit.pt,ni A Specimen Number,wlth
HI Dlrilllli TiiiiSrrftffid Premium List,
! and Special Inducements in Cash or Valuable
Premiums to ciud Kaisers, v.iu ue bc"
ceipt of 15c., If this paper is mentioned.
tsr- Responsible and energetic persons want
ed to soUcit subscriptions. Write at once for
exclusive territory. Address, y
THE AilERlCAN MAGAZINE CO.,
feb - 749 Broadway. New York.
TJotice
K. W. A. McGO wax wui couect snDsenp-
M
UonsdueTHE DAILY KEYEEW
new 8ubscriDers.j
and solicit
Ghapel Hill, N. 0.
rpHE NEXT SESSION BE JINS AUGUST 30.
Tuition reduced to no a half year. Poor Stu
dents may give notes. Faculty of Fifteen
Toachers. Three full courses of study leading
to degrees., Three short courses for the train
ing of business men, teachers, physicians and
pharmacists. ..
- Law School fully equipped.
Write Jor Catalogue - tfx . . '
Preserves aid IltS
' ' , BY THE PO55"
For sale by ' " '
Jno, L-BoaWrigK
KUBSERIU
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POMONA
' POMONA,0"
TWO
and a Half Miles West of GR&
p. jj. r '
For Sale.
qLD NEWSPAPERS FOR SALE, AT YOUR
OW5gP3ttat ' KEYIEW OFFICE:
n'he maln line of theR.
throughj
ine ouic
twice dally eachj
nut and Fruit Gro
to inspect .this, 'ittES tt ' .
State, ana hub v pUS, r-z :
rstock. consists Wlicc -1
Ki.ro' Wftsnherries. GOOSew' iu-
PlantrErigllsh WalflfcW;;:; .
Strawberries, Roses, A??ii&Ue' ' It I
berries, noses, . - ,
&c AU the new V netr cata1
the old ones, which my oew. ,
win show.- - n myatMfl 7.
Give your orders to ....
order direct from the 'fetrl
. correspondence boW? Z.
logue free to applicants. . . - .
t . - aaaress . . - - -
POMONA, ut-
t- Eeuable 'aSZcBBa&& I
County. . A good paying cu: i
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