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PIJEASE NOT1C1. . We will teguatoreoeiTO from oar friends on any and aUirabjcct general interest, but u1- PniBamWS except, . ...iih.e.ikwu"'''!1- The name of tne writer must always be u msned to tne Editor, communications, must be written only o one side of tne paper. Personalit ies mast be avoided. And it is especially and particularly ngp stood that the Editor does not always endomt month. :ficenis. ".-..i.-iivna-.i i.y carrier . .rr ,r me ulty, at the above , in aw r- - F' ... r ij. -i u " .. IMKr report :aiir and rwv oer iv-.;ui:.rty- vol xiu. WILMINGTON, N. C., FRIDAY. MARCH 29, 1889. NO 76. ' the correspondents anless so stated in t he edit columns. mCTTCS TAPED Thj Daili i : v 1 1 : w ii mf.it decant form THE LAXATIVE and NUTRIT.OU8 JU.OE OF THE 1ft, FiGS OF CALIFORNIA, barbed with the medicinal virtue- of plant- known to be S beneficial to the human JJstein, forming an agreeable and effective laxative to perma Stty cure Habitual Consti- 1 . J mnnv IMS de ration, anu inv. " v . lending on a weak or inactive condition of the fcD&EYS, LIVER AND BOWELb. latest excellent remedy known to tvcTL-ca CCfren Tffl I LY LLLBnvt. When one is Bilious or coiibupiicu r , T" II AT PURE 6L00D, REFRE8HIMO SLEEP, HEAL in ana o I ur"LL ' ' ww Even- one is using it and all are kiio-'liif-rl with it. ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR 8YRUP OUT FIGS MANUFACTURED ONLY BY CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. ISAM -fifttouv, mWLLE. KY. NEW YORK. N. Y The Women Fmtse I?. I?- U- top suffering or women certainly awakens ftympathy or every true phlnturopist. krl)r frieiul. however, is 15. B. B. (Bo- I;' Mood Balm), fc-eml ro Blood r.alm Co. inta,G;i.. ior uroois. i i .,-sidv. Kennesaw. writes: ne bottles of B. B. B. corett my wife of Mia." h. ll. M. Laws, .alalia. Fla.. writes: "1 LV. ,,... i..if1 .invlhinir In Of m.'il IS (5 U ' frs. C. H.Gay, Kooky Blount, X. ('.. writes: bi a day for r years was I free from neau- B. B. B. entirely reneveu me. 1 leei i aiw iter person. ' BKs . Lancaster, nawKinsvine. ua.. En - My wife was in bad health for eight rs. Five doctors and many patent meui b had (lone her no good, six bottles of B. , cured her.' ss S. Tomlinson. Atlanta. Ga.. says: "For rJ I .-uttered with rheumatism, caused by ley tiouble and indigestion. I also was lie and nervous. U. B. B. relieved meat 6. ah hough several other medicines had ev. .1. m. Richardson, Clarkston, Ark., te& ".My wife suffered twelve years with pmatism and female complaint. A lady Finer oi my cnurcn naa been curea oy a. ts. Shcpersuaded my wife to try It, who now )taere is notiung like B. B. ., as it quick- tre Ucr reUef' STOKLEY'S " WE ABE NOW IKE",jJ" pared to accommodate feflfiBf rho may call upon us with the Finest Oysters hid on the Coast. We have made sneei.il pations tor the Season. rtle Srove, Middle and Stump S und Oysters "sop hand, served promptly and in anv desired W. R. STOKLEY, Wrights vllle. 8JT ARTICLES, PATENT Mi:i)IClNKS, fc3Trote., etc -"ipiions nuea day or night at F. t". MILLER'S, Psog store. Corner Fottrth and Nun Sts., . ii The National Life and piity Association WASHINGTON: I). C. ll. SSU.OTil? None. . .fi-2o.?.ai Pks.. r Hejtibers f ik:tV!l() l!lOWMN(j, re.sldenT. f-'dtuE ILIELDUllXiK, F"' M"rand;Aetuary. f-stio!e l'oliey. P Vaiup lneasnal Fixed Aire ? f 08r Absolutely Limited. JmcnLs per Year. HUUle After Three Years, ' v KlbDRLLK, M. 0. I 11 ' lBso Medical Ulreeror. P. AU-Local Agent. Wilmington N. c. 1 I ii'ii LOCAL !M1:V TO NSR' ADVUltTTSEMKNTH W !tki-- Superintendent Munds Bros P!uHiua istH W M cummiko Mattresses B F Pen n y Fine Clothing -Wii.. SAvrxes &, Trust Co " K M McIntirk Dress Goods Hkixsberusr -Roller skates Offciai. Certlticate of El ection F C Miller Drugs and Chemicals scbschu'Tion Certificate of Election io to the Indian Exhibition fco ntiriii. eoi'ticr Ftfrh ;md Chestnut -tresis. It All kinds of School Hooks mnl School Sfipi)liet can be boup" 'diP4i.M8t ni. Hinshrirei'-" t T ; Oil stoves of all kinds, foi- heating ! and cooking, guaranteed to give .satisfaction. N. Jacobi Hdvv. Co. t . It is tiie first tilne in the bisory of Hie city that the First Ward has elected a Democratic alderman. If you want a picture framed to Heinsberger's. He has a large j tssortment of Mouldings to select 5r n "om. t preaching at the on Sunday even All are invited to - Inhere will be Seamairs Bethe ing at o'clock, attend. Farmers, see the latest improve-j ment in back band hooks and rein f will be distributed to morrow snaps sold by the N. Jacobi Hdw. ! We have sampled it, and it is good Co. f J Bock beer Is sent out only in the Can't eat a thing. Hood's Sar- sapanua is a wonuertui medicine tor creating an appetite, regulating di- ! gestion and giving strength. j Blind tenons for repairing broken I bb . . . . n i slats in your blinds, can be used by the most inexperienced. N, Jacobi Hdw. Co. . Some of the enthusiastic Demo or at 8 of the First Ward let off a lot of fireworks last night in honor of Mr. Morton's election as an alder man from that Ward. The raflroa.l -iron for the new track to Carolina Beach is here at last and as soon as it is discharged from the vessel, will be taken down the river and put down. 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 residents of the First Ward, Democrats and Republicans alike, are to be heartily congratulated. They have now an alderman from that Ward who knows the needs o that section of the citv and who will press them upon the consideration of the Board. Mr. Morton is the man. A Pleasing Sense Of health and strength renewed and of ease and comfort follows the use of Syrup of Figs, as it acts, in har mony with nature to, effectually cleanse the system when costive or bilious. For sale in 50c. and $1.00 bottles by all leading druggists. The Festival Last Night. The festival given by the ladies of Fifth Street M. E. Church at the City Hall last night was largely at tended arid, the result was in every way satisfactory. There was some fine music during the evening and refreshments were served in profu sion. The ladies realized about $100 for the benefit of their new church building. Postuonement. Owing to the una vqidable absence of Wood, the joint meeting of the Chamber Of Industry, Chamber of Commerce aodProduceExchauge, to have been held at 12 noon to day, at the Produce Exchange, has been postponed uptil 11:80 a. in. to-mor" row, Saturday. . The object of the meeting, as we stated vesterdav. is for the purpose of inviting the Sani tary Commission about to visit Florida to stop over in Wilmington, Jut as We Said. The result of the election was just as was outlined by us yesterday, Of the ten aldermen the Republi cans have but three. The rest are all Democrats. They consist of Mr. Oeorge L. Morton, from the First Ward, Messrs. Oscar Pearsall and J D. Smith, from the Second, Messrs Jas. F. Post, Jr.. and W. C. Craft from the Third and Messrs. 4n,o. 4; j fowler and 3. W Hicks, from the ! Fourth, The Hepoblioans are Elijah j 1m tie." from the First, and Thomas i J. Lossin and (jreorge Bell from the j Fifth, The receipts of cotton at this port to clay foot up 48 bales. Indications. For North Carolina," fair and sta tionary temperature on the coast and warmer in the interior. Look out for counterfeits! See that you get the genuine Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup! Do not let, the deal er sell you some "just as jfood,'' but insist upon getting the genuine with the Bull's Head trade mark on the wrapper. Ui oUen Leg and Pistol Ball. Peacock, ahorse belonging to Mr.1rfo knowledge of what transpired It. C. Orrell, was being ridden around t1,erejn urther than as developed the race track at the oid ! hy the rr Soft. Groumls, on Wednesday afternoon, when in some way, as yet unex- plained, one of his hind legs was broken in two olaces. It was a bad fracture and Capt, Legg went out i there and sliot the animal. The i horse had but recently come into Mr. OrrelTs possession. It was the ; same that recently ran away with-j one of the ( 'hickapoo' Indians and spilled turn on the sidewalk at tH . , . . . i iiusioiuce. ii was a very spiriieti-! animal and verv tleet and it is hkelv had been at one time a racer. About Bock Beer. Mr. Kuhbiank received to day the promised car load of bock beer and i Spring. It is better and stronger J costs one third-more. Usually beef is sent out about thirty days after il is luade' but bock ls a wnole I i .1 1 1 .1 iinitiHt rv Hirpr 1 1 (-- r hi i i . . i i ' 1 ' 4-a n f ntirn 'a ir u qiiaivoi r ma xrr rna brewery. Notwithstanding the ad ditional oost it is furnished to reg uiar customers at tne usual - price A for lager beer. Belford's Magazine. The April issue of Belford's Maga zine, now at hand, nas the follow jng interesting table of contents: The Decline of the Farmer; A Princess of Sheba, a story lA Word with a Skylark, a poem; Seasonable Fools and Fooling; Condemned, a poem; Snips from an occasional Diary; A Mutual Admiration pQCie" ty, an epigram; The King of Amer ica, a story; An Objectional For eigner; Maunderings; America's Ro mance,, a story; TheHymn of the Dead, a poem; Breaking up Camp, "a poem; EtUtonial Department; The Passing Show; Reviews, "Yone San to,"' by Edward H. House; Ai Ec- eentrie Revenge, a novel, complete. $2.50 per annum. Belford. Clark & Co., N. Y. The Vote on Subscription. The bill to encourage manufac tures by exempting new industries from taxation for a term of ten years, was carried by popular vote at the election yesterday, receiving 1,822 ,of the 2,307 votes registered. The vote in detail was as follows: First Ward Registered vote, 830; for subscription, '668. Second Ward Registered vote, 299; for subscription, 226. Third Ward Registered vote, 349; for subscription, "276. Fourth Ward Registered vote, 8,11 ; for subscription, 843. Fifth Ward Registered vote, 518; for subscription, 412. Total registered vote, 3,307; total vote for subscription, 1,822. Board of Audit and Finance. The newly appointed members of the Board of Audit and Finance met yesterday at he City Hall Messrs. Jno. F. Maunder from the First Ward, Mr. Wm. Caldejr from the Second, Mr. R. J. Jones from the Third, Capt. W. f$, Kenan from the Fourth and Mr. Jno. W. Hewitt from the Fifth. The oath of office was administered to each, member by James W. King, J, ; On motion of Mr. Jones the meet ing was organised by calling Mr Calder to the chair. On taking the chair Mr. Calder said the business before the meeting was. first, the election of a perraan ent chairman and. second, the elec tion of a clerk: Capt. Kenan nominated Mr. R. J. J ones for chairman. No other nom ination was made and Mr. Jones was elected chairman. Mr. Cah'er resigned jhe chair to f n Tnnoa u' Ln nnhiinliui 'r. .r TKn Cowan for clerk. A ballot was taken and Capt. Cowan was declared elect ed unanimously. On motion, the Board adjourned to meet again on Monday. April 1st I Ili Q f III VIATOR AND ALDFRMEN' Ejection of Officers John .1. Fowler Again Chosen Mayor. The election of Aldermen yester day was supplemented to day, as everybody predicted that it would be. by the reelection of Hon. John J. Fowler as Mayor of Wilmington for the t wo years next ensuing. The newly elected Board of Al deriuen assembled in caucus at 10 o'clock this forenoon and sat with weu uoon, go iBM reporters naa l - .1 J . . i a i x - The meeting for the election of Mayor and the organization of the Board, was announced to be held in the City Court room at noon, but t,,e : Aldermen did not complete their j Kmis m euavie them to appear until 12.2v p. m. By this time quite a throng of interest- ed ami rious spectators were as- i i... i .. xi i ! .f tu" ,esu I a i-i Kviii- itii iiuii ohnvafha nam v elected Board of Aldermen entered the room find took their seats around the table, inside the railing, in front of the desk. Of course Mayor Fowler, by virtue of his office, took the chair. The certificates Of election were read by W. A. Will sou, city clerk, at the conclusion of which, John Cowan, J. P., adminis tered the oath to the Board. A temporary organization was then effected by calling Alderman J. D. Smith, of the Second Y'ird. to the chair. Alderman Smith then declared that the next business before the meeting was the election of a mayor. v Alderman Hicks, of the Fourth Ward, nominated the present in cumbent, Hon. John J. Fowler, and was seconded by Alderman Pearsall, of the Second Ward. No other nom inations were made. Aldermen Morton, of the Firs Ward, and Lossin, of the Fifth Ward, werer requested to act as tell ers. The vote resulted as follows: Fow ler, 7; blank, 3, and the former was declared elected Mayor of Wilraing toh for the next two years. Mayor Fowler then took the chair made vacant for him by Aldermau Smith, and acknowledged his thanks for the honor conferred upon him in a few appropriate and giaoeful re marks, after which the oath of office as Mayor of Wilmington was admin, istered to him by Mr. John Cowan, J. P. CLERK AND TREASURER. The newly qualified Mayor then proceeded at once to the completion of the business which had called them together, by announcing that the next thing in order was to elect a City Clerk and Treasurer, and called for nominations, at the sametime naming Aldermen Morton and Lane as tellers. AldermenHioks,ina few well chosen remarks named Mr. William A. Wil son, the present incumbent, for that position. The nomination was sec onped by Alderman Post. No other name was put in nomination and when a ballot was taken 10 votes were cast for Wm. A Willson, and he was declared elected. CHIEF OF POLICE. Tie-election of Chief of Poliee was n,ext in order, and Alderman fHicks nominated the present incum bent, Col. E. D. Hall. The nomina tion was seconded by Alderman Craft. Alderman Lane put W. S. Hewlett in nomination. A vote was taken with the follow -ing result: Hall, 7; Hewlett, 2; blank 1. STREETS AND, WHARVES. Alderman, Pearsall nominated the present incumbent, Mr. W. H. Sholar, for Superintendent of Streets and Wharves, and Aldermau Lossin nominated Mr. John H aar for the same position. A ballot be- ing taken Mr. Sholar received 9 j votes and Mr Haar 1 vote, and the j former was declared elected. CITY ATTORNEY. Alderman Pearsall put the name of the present incumbent , a$r u Brutz Cntr. In nomination for the position ci Attorney. There j was no other nomination and a vote was taken, with the following result Cutiar. 7, blank, 8; not voting 1. Alderman Post moved that the rules of ojder governing the last Board be adopted by the present j Boa d. This motion elicited some NKW ADVERTISKlttENTH BOCK. BOCK BOOK ROBERT PORTNER BREWING CO. WILMINGTON BRANCH. - ' i ' 'til RECEIVED THIS DAY INVOICE OF FIRST SHIPMENT THIS SEASON OF CAR LOAD will be here to-morrow ! 30TH ist. orders received TIVOLI AND VIENNA CABINET BEEB. BOOK. BOCK. BOCK. SEND IN TOUR ORDERS EARLY. Men 23 ;tt the members who were unfamiliar with the rules and wished to see them before thev voted so that t.hv . , t lmde" tandino-lv Tn "ouiu act unuerstanumgjy. rend- ing discussion on the subject, Alder- j man Pearsall moved that a recess be taken nntil 5:30 o'clock this after noon and the motion was adopted. Joint services of the several par ishes will be held at St. Paul's Ep's copal Church to-night at 8 o'clock. The preacher of the occasion will be the Rev. C. L. Arnold, who will de i : . v ..... 1 . , uver try- special request, a sermon on "The Laying on of Hands,' preached a year ago at St. James' Church. The public generally are invited to" attend these services. S50Q Reward. The former proprietor of Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy, for vears made a standing, public offer in all Ameri can newspapers of $500 reward for a case of catarrh that he couldn't cure. The present proprietors have re newed this offer. All the druggists sell this Remedy, together with the "Douche," and all other appliances advised to be used in connection with it. No catarrh patient is long er able to say 4 'I cannot be cured." You get $500 in case of failure. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Wanted. ft Y LARGE NEW YORK HARDWARF. Manufacturers, superintendent lor their wholo sale and retail business in this State; knowl edge of territory required. Will handle all moneys and control over $10,000.00 (wholesale) worth of goods. Must have $1,800 cash, (no bonus); salary $150. References. Address MANUFACTURER, inch 39 It station D, New York. Certificate of Election. TE, THE UNDERSIGNED, JUDGES OF the Election held in the several wards of the City of Wilmington on the Fourth Thursday in March, 1889, do hereby respectively, for our respective Wards, certify that upon the ques tion of a subscription on the part of the city of the sum of one hundred and fifty thousand dollars for the purpose mentioned in tne act of Assembly entitled An act to enable the City of Wilmington to encourage manufactur ing in that city."' ratified the eleventh day of March, A. d: 1889, the following is a true and correct st atement and return: IN THE FIRST WARD. Total number of registered voters. . . .830 "Subscription" received 866 votes "No subscription" received. l vote IN THE SECOND WARD. Total number of registered voters 29 "Subscription" received-. 226 votes 4 votes "No subscription" received. IN THE THIRD WABD. Total number of registered voters 349 "Subscription" received 3!$ votes "No subscription' received H votes Hi THE FOURTH WARD. Total number of registered voters. ...311 "Subscription' received 243 votes ijNo subscription" received 2 votes IN THK FIFTH WARD. Total ntunberof registered voters 518 "Subscription"' received 412 votes "No subscription" received No votes We therefore declare that .Subscription," having received a majority ot the qualified ! voter- ef the city; was duly carried. W. Mr. Evans, Chas. M. Haniv 4. a. lve, Geo. w. Potter, Henry HrewiDgtoii. S. A. RlcUaifen. c. H. Ganzer. S. L. Smith, John H. Webber. Geo Pea wan. fudges of Election First Ward. Wm. aianl-s. Sam P. Collier, R. J. Lewis, John G. Norwood. .( . A. Ashe. Judges or Election Second Ward. F. C. Siogletary . Junius D. Gardner. F. a. Sadgwar, J. a. Scarborough. . ur.J. Deal. Jtrages tr Election Third Ward. T. H. Howey. W. P. Oidbaro. W. J. Rosenthal, John Haar. Jr.. l,ewis Bryant. Judges oC Election, Pourt Ward, J. D. H. Slander. Wm. I'lrich. Jr.. Wm. A. McGowan. Benj. Wiljiams. s. j.. Ben, j : Judges of Ela t ion. Fifth Ward meh22t 1 ; NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. .morrow and will be delivered to customers on SATURDAY in advance and filled promptly. v ALSO. FCfcL wM'IJKt OF Agent, ROBERT PORTNER BREWING CO. J. W. ATKINSON, President. W. P. TOOMER, casater. Witoington Savings & Trust Co., 1(18 I'S?88 ST" WILMINGTON, N. C, i , eD(1s. Mony 011 tactory security Pay interest on Deposits. Is empowered to execute Trusts of all kinds. Wh 29 tf Certificate of Election. E, THE UNDERSIGNED JUDGJW, DULY qualified to hold an election for Aldermen for the several Wards of the City of Wilmington, on the fourth Thursday ot March, 1889,. pur suant to an act of the General Assembly or North Carolina, entitled "an act to organize a government for the City of WUinington," rati fied the sixth day of March, a. d. 1877, do here by certify for our respective Wards that the following is a true and correct statement and . return of said election: IN THE FIR8T WARD George L. Morton received 964 votes. Eli j ah Lane received 321 votes, William H. Howe, sr., received 803 votes. Andrew j. Walker received 188 votes. George W. Price received 113 votes. George W. Raford received 9 votes. n. Jenkins received 2 votes, H. L. Frentress. received 3 votes. IN THE SECOND WARD. Joseph D. Smith received 283 votes. Oscar Pearsall received 252 votes. IN THE THIRD WARD. William c. Craft received 288 votes. James F. Post. Jr., received 288 votes. IN THE FOURTH WARD. John j. Fowler received 251 votes. Ruf us w. Hicks received 250 votes. IN THE FIFTH WARD g. w. Gafford received 180 votes. F. a. Montgomery received 211 votes. Thomas J. Lossin received 241 votes. George Bell received 236 votes. And we do hereby respectively, for our re spective Wards, declare that George L. Morton and Elijah Lane, in the First Ward, Joseph D. smith and oscar Bearsall, in the Second Ward, William c. Craft and James F. Post, Jr., in the Tiiira Ward, John J. Fowler and Ruf us W. Hicks, in the Fourth Ward, Thomas J. Lossin and George Bell, In the Fifth Ward; Having received the highest number of votes cast in their respective wards were duly elect ed Aldermen for the City of Wilmington at said election: Dated this 28th day of March, 1889. W. Mc. Evans, C. m. Harris, c. h. Ganzer, s. L. smith, John H. Webber, George Peaman, J. G. Love, Geo. w. Potter, Henry Brewlngton , S. A. Richardson. Judges of Election First Ward.- Wm. Blanks, Sam P. Collier, R. J. Lewis, J. A. Ashe, John G. Norwood, Judges of Election Second ward. tary, Junius D. Gardner. r, j. a, scaroorougn. ot Election Third Ward. ' t. h. Howey, W. P. Oldham, w. J. Rosenthal. John Haar, jr., Lewis Bryant, Judges of Election Fourth Ward. J. D. H. Klander, Wm. Ulrica. Jr.. wm. a. McGowan, Benj, wuuams, s. j. Pell, judges of Election Fifth ward. mar 29th 2t OFFICE OF THE TREASURER WILMINGTON ft WELDON R. R. CO., WILMINGTON, N. C, March 33th, 9. f HE BOARD OF DIRECTOR HAVE At? tuortzed the payment of three and a half per '-ent. interest on the oerttficatea of Indebted ness of the Wilmington Weldon Banroad company. Said interest ls payable at the Treafturer'8 office to aU holders ot record ou and after Aprfl 1st. 1869. JAS. F, POST, J.f Secretary and Treasurer, tncnasiw w. W. B. R. Co Always up to the Standard gOLD ON THEIR MERTTS ONLY, THE FA MOUS LITTLE BOY BLU E CIGARS. oary of men MUNDS BROTHERS. QALLATJ. A. SPRINGER'S FOR COAL, Wood, Brick and shiogies. 12 North Water 9tieeK F. a Slngje r . 1 . samrwa d. j. Deal. Judges