North Carolina Newspapers

.tots PAPER a every evening, Sundays excepted, pu-11 . . ,t,o raittr and ITOD. .L hIPTIONS, POSTAGE PAID: L ' six months 13.00. Three ,,D,, " .inn one month, 35 cents. tr narrlprs free DO deliverer nirt of the city, at the above -incentspw iria? rates low and liheraL will please report any and :rZZl their paper regularly. BY Zr m 4f . .1.. .r..,. S'CfiH VI I . I- ,ti, r "' utth dtlttfiit h .j ch- 'rii i i- ft' . , , j. (,. Ttwrwo' oc il 4 ,, el onto 1 - i iitioe our nu'u'""x VV-uii :n each localitjr.the very bt; gewiuB-raachine mace in world. wiln un lI,B ww1 . wiilalso send free complete '. orour costlv and valuable act .Dies. In return we ask that you ' v ha we send, to thosp who ' "fit vonr iiome.anu r 3 .iu'i,i!i Ijctome your own . jw. FHnJ nM,,'hJ"' ' .Waiter the Singer r, it h ii3v run vuv . ----- r rur ou" it Wf..r. the atts-hment. and now el ..... .ln.niMt.lIlta:e. rill Hfree. " ciiin . .- lT" who write to U3 at once can e- cf-nM -r-r:V. v"inc-niachine in the worm, ana -.. frr shown toRcjh.r.n An.; dec lflm 'l,v"vv ; iVien Praiw B. H. B. n, s ifferthg of women certainly awakens .I;,, of every true phllantjroplsr, best friend, however, is B. B. B. (Ho wnrJ Ralm. send to Blood Halm Co., tV.i Pi"( t i bottles of B.B. B- cured my wife of , ... i -1 1 - i, ir ni'v t iiii.. i i lv t.j . - .M.Laws. Zalaba Fla. writes: "J venever used anything to equal li. B. B." v fc ILOay, Kocky Mount, N. v., writes; No a day tor i: years was I free from head ache B B. B. entirely relieved me. J feel "SWSs'ter, llawKiosyllle. (in, -My wife was in bad health for eight Fivedoctora and many patent medi rinos had done her no good. Six bottles ot 15. B. B. cured her." , Miss s. 1'omlinson, Atlanta, Ga., says: "Poi voirs I suffered with rheumatism, caused by kidney trouble and indigestion, I also was r,?ble and nervous. B. B. B. relieved meat niuv, although several other medicines had failed.'' , , . . Kev. J. M. lUchardson, Clarkston, Ark., v i ites- "My wife suffered twelve years with rheumatism and female complaint. A lady member of my church had been cured by B. B. i; she persuaded my wife to try it, who now s lys there Is nothing like B. B. B., as it quick ly gave her relief." STOK LEY'S UE ARE SOW PRE- ' 1 3 1 31 .ill viio may call upon us with the Finest Oysters ') be had on the t oast. We have made special preparai ions for the Season. Myrtle &rove, Middle and Stump Sound Oysters ilways on hand. Served promptly and in any ityle desired. W. H. STOKLEY. oct 10 tf Wrlghtsville. For Rent. KVKKAL HOUSES, STORES AN o itooms in splendid localities. Also houses and lots for sale for cash and on tin monthly installment plan. Kents promptly collected . Taxes and insurance attended to without extra charge. MARTIN T. DAVIS, Real Estate Agent, ov KM lio rtocess St Drugs and chemical?, rpfJlLET ARTICLES, PATENT MEDICINES, Shoulder Braces, Trusses, etc., etc. aiso i-rescriptions nlled day or night at P. C. Mil ILLtK S, Drug Store. jan4 corner Fourth and Nun Sts., The National Wte AND Maturity Association OF WASHINGTON. D. C. -o- Assets.. f3H,073.19 Liawutiea None. P-ilu to members $120,002.31 HORATIO BROKING, President. (iEtiRCiE D. ELDRIDGK, Secretary, Manager and.Actuary. -O inr. Lite insurance at Absolute Cost. A ;:: uanteed Policy. An lncontesiible Policy. Maturity Value In Casn at Fixed Agey Annual cost Absolutely Limited. ' ' ' ' ' our i ayuients per year. rfeitaWe After Three Years, P. S. RIDDELLE, M. D. Medical Director Homeomce. i'.sl5 F Street, N. W. r liAAK. Jr., Local Agent, ' Witrainarton N. C, a Wonders exist in thousands ol forms, but are surpassed by the n i. marvels of invention. Those wno t vi ivuuiuirj YJt r lieu Kjiii frr u'Jiic - u nome should at once send tneir , 'o i Lillet t co., Portland, M.iine. and . full information how either sex, . can earn from $5 to $25 per day and ; i - wherever they live. You are started ':.:al not required. Some have made -" in u sinrle dav at, this work. All sue- ceei. K' a4f J., HE voi. xi r i. They are making great prepara tions in New York for the celebra tion of St. Patrick's Day. - - Miss Mary Anderson was so un well in Baltimore on Tuesday that she was compelled to postpone her appearance in that city. Capt. Dawson was born in Lon don, England, and not in Ireland, as stated by-iis yesterday. But we are sure he was of Irish extraction. The New York World, it seems, originated the statement that Greb hard and the Langtry were married. The World is the most re-lie-able paper we know of. A bill has been introduced into the New York Legislature looking to the extension fof the corporate limits of New York city over Brook- lynand other near-by towns. - Russell Harrison, the President's son, is on deck now at the White House. He is a sort of major-domo, a groom of the chambers, as it were, and office seekers generally find it convenient to interview him before seeking an audience with his august daddy. "Prince" Russell Harrison he is called by some of his intimates. Little, "But J$nous:hf,' as Mercutio said of his wound. We refer to Dr. Pierce's little Pellets, which are small, swift and sure in cases of sick headache, billiousness, constipation and indigestion. LOOAI NEWS. " index to Nkw advertisements Wanted Boarders j A springer Coal J J Hedrick Satines Mcnds Bros Pharmacists W M C r mm ino Mattresses Hkiksberqer -New Goods It M McIntike New Goods ueo R Frencii& Rons Genuine F C Mn.i.ER Drugs and Chemicals IiiiIicatioiiR. For North Carolina, stationary temperature. rain and Gold, silver and copper bronzes are sold by the N. Jacobi Hdw. Co. t Qer barque Charlotte d- Anna, Kroger, arrived at Hamburg on the 12th inst, A more disagreeable day for GoV Fowles visit to this city could hard lv have been selected. All kinds of School Books and School Supplies can be bougb cheapest at Heinsbrger f Oil stoves of all kinds, for heating and cooking, guaranteed to give satisfaction. N. Jacobi Hdw, Co. Peculiar in medicinal merit and wonderful cures Hood's Sarsapa rilla. Now is the time to take it, for now it will do the most good. If you want'a " picture framed go to Heinsbergers. He has a large assortment of Mouldings to select from. t Blind tenons for repairing broken slats in your blinds, can be used by the most inexperienced. N. Jacobi Hdw. Co. J t As yet the friiit and early truck holds-its own. but a cold wave may drop in on us at any time this month and blast the prospects. You can register but one and you can vote but once at the apj proachlng municipal election, but you cant vote at all unless you reg ister. Wa are sorry to hear of the afflic tion in the loss of sight which threatens Mr. Lewis, local editor of the Messcngct and sincerely trust that the trouble may not prove as seriousjas is now feared. We have the largest assortment of cook stoves to be found in the State to select from and at factory prices. We guarantee every stove to bake and cook well and to give general satisfaction. N. Jacobi Hdw. Co. The Cape Fear and Yadkin Valley Railroad track will cross the bridge track about one third of a mile be yond Hilton Bridge. It will be a big job to get pilings driven down to solid foundations in the rice field, nearly half a mile of which is to be traversed, Hieb Winds Expected. At 10.15."o'clock this morning a special bulletin was received from Washington ordering up the North east storm signals for Wilmington and Wilmington section. At that hour the storm was central off the North Carolina coast. Northeast signals were also ordered up at Charlestonand Morehead City. i D A III WILMINGTON, N. C. THURSDAY, MARCH Governor Fowl. In accordance with the announce ment previously made through the press, His Excellency, Governor Fowle, accompanied by his staff, members of his political and domes- tic household and other notable North Carolinians, arrived in the city yesterday at 6 o'clock p. m. en the Southern bound train on the Wilmington & Weldon Railroad. Thft distinguished visitors were Gov. Fowle and his daughter, Miss Helen W. Fowle; Miss Annie E. Satoer waite, Miss Annie Walker, Cols. W H. Williams and J. S. Cunningham, aides-de-camp; S. F. Telfair, private secretary; Gen. James J, Glenn, Adjutant GeneraT;Col. F. H. Came ron, Inspector General; Col. F. A. Olds, Quartermaster General; Col. Hubert Haywood, Surgeon General; Capt. B. Cameron, Assistant Inspec tor General; Capt. Wm. B. Grimes, Assistant Quartermaster General, and Capt. Reid Whitford, Assistant Engineer. Col. T. W. Strange, of the Governor's staff, and Col. W. C. Jones, of the Second Regiment, N. C. S. G., who went to Raleigh to escort the Governor to Wiimingtom were of the party, as were also Col. W. L. DeRosset and Hon. O. P. Meares, who met the distinguished visitors at South Washington. Expectation had been roused and a determination on the part of the ladies and gentlemen of the city to show the distinguished visitors every attention and honor was everywhere apparent, and, although theeven ing was not pleasant, as the time drew near for the arrival of the train, a large throng of ladies and gentlemen assembled at Front street depot to bid cordial welcomed) the Governor and his party. The sev eral committees appointed by our citizens were there, and a committee of ladies, consisting of Mrs. W. A. Bryan and Misses Mary DeRosset, Agnes Daniel, Jessie Kenan and Addie Riddick, were in attendance to bid a hearty welcome to the ladies of the Governor's party. The Wil mington Light Jnfantry,fifty strong, in full uniform and under the com mand of Capt. John H. Daniel, was there and as the Governor and his party emerged from the depot, the company opened ranks and the city's honored guests passed be tween them, preceded by the Ger mania Cornet Band playing lThe Old North State." Being all seated in carriages which had been provided for the occasion the party were escorted by the Wilmington Light Infantry and Gerinania Cor net Band to the Orton House. The street was lined the entire distance with people of both sexes and of all ages and colors, who were anxious to get a peep at North Carolina's governor and who were also at tracted by the fine appearance, sol dierly bearing and perfect move ments of our citizen soldiers. The elegant and commodious par lors of the Orton House presented an unusual and even fascinating appearance last night, where the Governor with Miss Helen W. Fowle, Miss Annie E. Satherwaite and Miss Annie Walker, assisted by Miss Annie Meares, Miss Jennie Vernon and Miss Murchison, held a recep tion. The Governor's staff were present in full uniform, and the throng of constantly moving and al ways happy looking visitors, many of them ladies in all the radiant beauty, queenly dignity and inef fable sweetness of North Carolina womanhood, was a pleasing picture to which the United States and State flags, held by privates Hedrick and Ulrich of the Light Infantry, formed a fitting and appropriate back ground. The reception lasted about two hours when the Governor and his party retired to their rooms to seek needed rest. This morning loomed nn gloomy and rainy chough to dampen the ardor ef almost any reasonable pleasnre seeker and to confine with" indoors all who were not compelled by business necessities to wade thrau.gh the mud and face the pelt ing rain, yet, for all this, as th ar rangements for the day had been perfected, the Governor and party felt obliged to visit Wrightsville. It was intended that the train which was to bear the distinguished visitors to the Sojnd should leave Princess street depot at 11 a. m, ' but on account of a necessary delay, occasioned by. tb.e, non -arrival on line pi some oi tnose who were ta (I'M Vr be of the party, it did not leave until 11:35 a. in. Accompanying the Governof to I Wrightsville were his daughter, Miss Helen W. Fowle, Miss Satterth waite, Miss Vernon, of Brooklyn, N. Y., Miss Annie Meares, Miss Agnes Daniel, Gen. J. D. Glenn, Adjutaut General; Col. F. H. Cameron, In spector General; Col. F. A. Olds, Quartermaster General; Col. J. L. Cant well, Commissary General; Col. Hubert Haywood, Surgeon General; Capt. W. B. Grimes, Assistant Quartermaster General; Capt. B. -Cameron, Assistant Inspector Gen eral; Cols. J. S. Cunningham, W. H. Williams and T. W. Strange, aides de-camp; S. F. Telfair, Private Secretary; Capt. Held Whitford, Assistant Engineer; Mr. G. D. An derson, Draughtsman; Col. W. C. Jones, Second Regiment N. C. S. G. ; ex Lieut. Gov. C. M. Stedman, Cols. John D. Taylor, B. R. Moore, F. W. Kerohner, T. C. Mcllhenny, W. L. DeRosset,Maj. R. M. Mclntire, Capt. W. H. Bixby, Capt. A. L. DeRosset, Capt. J. H. Daniel, Hon. O. P. Meares, Dr. E. S. Pigford, and Messrs.Donald Mae Rue. I . G.Worth, E. S. Latimer, H. Waiters, N. Jacobi, W. R. French, J. K. Wil! liams, D. T. Cronly, R, S, French, H. M. Bowden, E. W. Manning, W. A. Bryan, F. H. Stedman and a Review reporter, A run of a few minutes brought the party to Wrightsville, where they disembarked and entered car riages that were in readiness to convey them to the proposed en campment grounds and where they soon arrived. By this time the rain was falling rapidly and the wind was blowing qluiost with the vio lence of a gale from the Northeast ward, so that the trip to the grounds was anything but pleasant, yet they all braved the elements, and even the ladies of the party, with a heroism worthy of emulation, nothfc ing daunted by the rough pelting of the rain nor the rude assaults of the turbulent wind, dared the storm with the determination of "woman's will,11 and it really seemed as if the lovely creatures bore the inconven iences and vicissitudes attending such a journey under such unpro1 pitious circumstances as well as their gentlemen escorts. There are two sites at Wrights ville, each containing about sixty acres, cither of which possesses all th requirements for the encamp ment grounds,, and one of which will probably be selected. Both of these sites are on the land of Messrs. H. M, Bowden and Wm. Lark ins, one being about three eighths ofa mile and the other about three fourths of a mile from Wrightsville depot, in a Northeasterly direction. They are desirable locations, pos sessing every facilty and conven ience necessary for encampment purposes. The Governor and his party went over and examined both sites, and will probably determine either to day or to morrow which of the two will be selected. As quick as this important matter is decided the title will be made out and the property will pass from its present owners to the State of North Car olina. It wasapparent that, whichever site was selected, it could not be put in order so as to make it available for this season's encampment, but this difficulty was promptly overcome by the generous offer tendered by Mr. E. S. Latimer, of the use of the grounds occupied for the encamp uient last year and owned jointly by that gentleman and Mrs. H. R. Latimer, so that there can be no reason wny tne encampment tnis year may not be held at Wrights ville. Returning to the depqt, the party again entered, the oars and were conveyed to the Hammocks, where an elegant and tempting lunch was prepared for them at the Island Beach Hotel, and to which they undoubtedly did ample justice. Here we were compelled to leave them and hasten baok to the oity to pre pare our observations of the inci dents of the day for the press, in order that our readers might have te pleasure of perusing them this eVening. The Governor and his jarty returned to Wilmington this evening, reaching here a few mn tltes before gjgfe The ladip didnt do much shop ping, to day. in consequence of which f.iae dry&oods salesmen have had an easy time. - v 14, 1889. NO 63. NEw ADVERTISEMENT MY GUARANTEE. ryo do WORK WELL. To do work quickly, m Renovating, to return ALL your Moss or Hair properly cleaned and picked. Is not this guarantee worth something? Send in your work. mch 14 tf NEW GOODS! Oomirig xn Daily I o Yes, We Have a Great Many New Things and Never Have the Prices Been More Satisfactory ! Cliina 3MCtttins-sf Some Choice Novelties and many Good and Staple Styles at figures BELOW REAL VALUE.V A Few Damaged Mattings. Which we are selling at a price that mch 13 Supreme Court. Cases from this, the Sixth district, were called and argued in the Su preme Court, at Raleigh, on Tues day, as follows: Borden vs. Ward, from CartrAt- by C. R. Thomas, Jr., (by brief) and rxeaue, rsusoee & tsusoee tor tne defendant. Aldridge vs. Loftin; put to the end of district. Koonce vs. Russell, from Onslow (plaintiff's appeal); argued bv S. W. Isler for the plaintiff. Koonce vs. Russell (defendant's appeal) ;dismissed for failure to print the record. Adrian & Vollers vs. McCaskill & McLean, from New Hanover; ar gued by E. S, Martin for the plain tiffs and John D. Shaw for the de fendants. Frederick vs. Williams, from Du plin; argued by D. B. Nicholson and Batohelor & Devereux for the plain tiff. Corbet t vs. Keith and Lanier vs. Rochelle; dismissed for failure to prosecute the appeal. Aldridge vs. Loftin; continued. Appointments Of the Bishop of East Carolina: April 4, Thursday,. Consecration of Church, St. Gabriel's, Faison. April 5, Friday, Evening Prayer. St. Stephen's, Goldsboro. April 7, Sunday, Fifth in Lent, St. Mary's. Kiuston April 9, Tuesday, Morning Prayer, Holy Innocents, Lenoir co. ; Even ing Prayer, LaGiange. April H, Thursday, St. Barnabas', Snow Hill. April 12, Friday, Farmville. April 13, Saturday, Evening Pray er, Dawson's School House, Pitt co. April 14, Palm Sunday, Morning Prayer, St. John's; Evening Prayer, St. Michael's, Pitt ccunty. April 15, Monday, Morning Pray er, Bell's Ferry, Pitt county: Even ing Prayer, Bethel. Lenoir county. April 21, Easter, Morning Prayer, Christ Church: Evening Prayer, St. Cvprian's, NewDern. April 23, Tuesday, St. Thomas', Craven county. April 24, Wednesday , G raceChu rch , Trenton. April 28, Sunday after Easter, Morning Praver, S. Paul's; Evening Prayer, St. Mark's, Wilmington. The Holy Communion at all morn ing services. The children catechized whenever practicable. The offerings to be for diocesan missions unless otherwise appointed . The Vestries will please be prepar ed to meet the Bishop. Peterson's for April. JPeterRon1 8Magazineiox April comes to hand full of beauty and interest. It gives elaborate descriptions of the latest spring fashions, illustrat ed by a double colored plate and profuse wood cuts, and the work table department is replete with novelties. The steel engraving is unusually fine, and the literary con tents cannot be surpassed by any of the month's magasines. The article on "Our Girls as Housewives,1 in "Things Worth Knowing,1 is a pa per which every mother should read and hand to her daughter. No fam ily ought to be without this admir able magazine, which steadily im proves with every fresh volume. Terms: Two Doliars a year. Ad dress Peterson's Magazine, Philadel phia, Pa. The earth had got very dry and this rain was seriously needed. Don't! If a dealer offers you a' bottle of Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup without wrappers, or labels, or in a mutilated condition,do' touch it don t buy it at any price there is something wrong it may be a dan- insist upon getting a perfect, un broken genuine package. PLEASE ROTICi. ' we war he guw to receive mbubbomio from our Wends on Any and all subject The name w the wmertotftwmys be a nished to the Editor. . communications must to written only on one side of the paper. Personalities most to avoided. And iris especially and particularly under stood that the Editor does not always endors the views of correspondents unless so stated in the edit columns. NEW A DVERTI8EMENT8. W M. GUMMING. OPPOSITE CITY HALL. will interest you, yet thedamage is FLIGHT 1 ft. M. Mclntire, NORTH FRONT STREET- Br. sehr Atwood, McCrae, cleared to dayf for Point-a Petre, with J48, 292 feet lumber and 99,400 shingles, valued at $1,275, shipped by Mr. E. Kidder's Son. Rov. Mr. Hoge having returned, the usual Prayer meeting and Bible study will be held this evening in the lecture room of the 'First Pres byterian Church at 8 o'clock. Visi tors always welcome. Mrs. Geo. L. Johnson, formerly of this oity and well known to the ladies of Wilmington for her exquis ite taste and her skill in supplying their wants in all articles of apparel, is at the Orton House and would be glad to meet her friends there and show some of the pretty things of the season. At the Y, at. C. A. Booms. All who are interested in chess will find an excellent opportunity to meet a great number of players by going to the Y. M. C. A, rooms about 5 o'ejock each afternoon. Among the traveling men who pass through our city not a few are good chess players, and find their way to the Association rooms. This affords an unusual opportunity for meeting a great variety of players, the value of which every one interested in the game can appreciate. The Storm. To day has been monumentally disagreeable in every particular. Mud, rain and wind have seemed to combine to make the dirtiest kind of weather. It is probably thequi noctial storm, a little in advance of the season. The signal office here reports the amount'of rainfall since 3 p. in, yesterday to be 1.40 inches. The greatest velocity of. wind was at about 2:30 p. m., when itiblew at the rate of 26 miles J per (hour from the Nartheast. We have "no report of the amount of rainfall at South port since yesterday, but the wind there at one time to day blew at the rate of 48 miles per hour and it has been blowing nearly all day at an average rate of 86 miles per hour. We have heard of no damage as yet of shipping at Southport or along the coast. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Wanted. FEW GENTLEMEN BOARDERS, WITH a private family. Good cool rooms and weU f urrdshed. Good water and in healthy local ity. Tne table furnished with the tost the market affords. Apply at 119, corner Seventh a. ji Bvrwus. men i zt i . - . . Notice. OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE Legislature of North Carolina has passed a bill authorizing the city of Wilmington to ap propriate One Hundred and Fifty Thousand Dollars, cor the purpose of encouraging man ufacturing: Provided, That at the next municipal elec tion, to he held March 28th, i860, a majority of rhe registered voters cast their votes In favor of said appropriation. The conditions are such that aBoard of Trus tees, composed of Donald MacRae, 1. G. Worth. James H. Chad bourn, William A. French. Oscar Pearsail, Luhr Vollers and Clayton Giles, shall have charge of the fund, and are authorized to donate annually for ten 3"ears, to any manufacturer erecting new fac tories, or enlarging old ones, an amount nor. exceeding the municipal tax on the Increased valuation so produced. mar 13 lot WAN TED A MAN OP TEMPERATE and moral habits, seeking employment, to n'irespuL au oiu esiaouaneu nonse in nia vwu sein ms own per month haixLGeneral teDSIfW , section. Salary, If suited flOO iteierences exacted, j. u. Bianci Manager, Lock Box 1585, N. Y. nov 22 6md w V3'