- mm :
MUM
Absolutely Pure.
This rowder never vanes, a marvel of pu
rity. strength and wholesomeness. More econ
omical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be
oiri m vttnnfririnn with the multitude of low
test, short weight alum or Phosphate powders.
SUA! incaZs. ROYAL BAKING POWDER
CO., 106 Wall St., N. Y.
oct 26 d&wjy tcnrw 4thpd 3rdpw .
T2a Daily Review.
MONDAY, JULY 1, 1889.
'STATE NEWS.
Concord Times: The Bost Mill
-people are weighing the matter of
putting up a $25,000 factory for the
manufacture of wagons, plows, har
rows, &c. It will be a joint stock
company. Prof. F.1 B. Brpwii,
the excellent principal of Euoch'ville
High School, has been granted the
privilege of a European trip by the
Board of Trustee?. Thecase of
Mrs. J. F. Green against the.' Valley
Mutual Life Insurance Coiupany
has been compromised. Mm Green
received $1,000, the amount of the.
policy being $5,000. -More apri
cots have been sold our market this
year than any previous, in faot
many of the oldest inhabitants-say
they have never seen them brought
in by the sack full before.
Shelby New JJra: The case of J.
itT ri c n 4.1. : i.
, Commissioners of Cleveland county,
the Massachusetts and Southern
Construction Company and the
three Cs Railroad Company, was
settled on Wednesday by a "ompro
iuise. This suit was brought by
Mr. Goforth to invalidate the bonds
issued bv Cleveland county to the I
three rC's Railroad. The case has!
been in court for.nearly four years.
The United States Court, in which
the holders of the bonds had
brought suit for payment of the in
terest, gave judgment against the
County Commissioners for the.
amount of interest due. The coin
f promise effected yesterday settles all
itigation over the bonds.
, Cnarlotte Nevjs: Lee. Adams, a
painter of this city, was knocked
from the Richmond & Danville track
last night and badly broken up.
Adams sat down on- the side of the
track at the Eighth street crossing,
bowed his' head between his knees
and went to sleeD. ' The vard ensrine
came along, backing, and the tender
knocked Adams to the ditch. He
was picked up in an unconscious
condition, but soon regained his
senses, tie was sent to his Home ;
where Dr. Gibbon attended him.
His left arm was broken, his thigh
dislocated, and besides that he was J
badly bruised. - There was a j
ireHienuuus raiuiaii m iuwu lu-uuy.
Up to 12-O'dock noon Signal Officer
Bronson reported the exact raiafall
to amount to 3.73 inches. The rain-
fall at 8 a. m. was 1.63 inches,SO that
S.1 inches fell fco 8 to 12 o'clock.
u. Ju. isusbee, or counsel ror JJr.
Sion Rogers and Mr. John W.
Thompson, in the Dr. Grissom in
vestigation, yesterday morning with
drew from the case, leavinsr it solelv
in the hands of Mr. Spier WhitakerJ
as -counsel. Reports were re .
ceived here yesterday .that streams"',
were up to a high point and still 1
ruint i Ir. is prnpctpn tliAt nmnh I
It is expected that
damage to bridges will he reported, j
The $33,000 of 8 per cent, marked ;
house bonds of the city of Raleigh I
will be due July 1st, which is to-J
mni..Aur ori nAi , w f nAn
- 1- t .7. .
the commissioner of the sinking fund, '
win redeem them
tion at the Citizen's
upon presenta
National Bank.
The sale of the $25,000 of street
1U1-
provement bonds was eftected yes
terday in short order. Two letters
had already been received from j ' Have Yom a Cough ?
Baltimore parties asking at what j Attend to it in time-do not uex
pnee the bonds could be purchased..: l.nt.iffnrif.nin viomoC1iA..ei
An offer of 107.02 had already been :
made by oue of the-parties Mayor ,
Thompson telegraphed them that
bouds could be bought nt 107.25;
and that the . first response would
secure the purchase of the bonds.
The first response was from Gus I
tavus Ober, of Baltimore, who said
ke would Uike the bonds at the
price mentioned. He is the same
party who took. the consolidated
debt bonds. The bonds were ao
cordingly closed out 'to Mr. Ober.
The $75,000 of sewerage improve
ment bonds have not yet been of
f ered for sale.
"Oh! where shall rest be foundr"
The worn out mother sighs;
.Stockings to mend, and trousers to I
darn, -,
Dishes to wash, and butter to churn,.
While my back feels to break, and
head and heart burn,
And life is a constant friction.
The summer came and .went.
The matron no longer sighs; -Elastic
her step, and rounded
cheek,
her
Work seems but play, life
, I- sweet,
; And the change was made
short week
js now
in one
By Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescrip
tion. r
Positive remedy for those derange-
znents,irregularities and weaknesses
so common to womankind.
T?nf iiAi-fnrrlf on Banner:
affray took place in Sulphur Spring
township on waturaayias uci-nrcu,
Win. Brissoe, one or two of tne j
Himicatt ana others.
Several parties were badly bruised,
but Hunicutt received the most se
rious injurv, being cat -badly in the
t,iA ;
tsticfcleira Aruio Salve
The Bes'r Saive in the world
I
fori
Cuts, Bruises, Sores,
TTl
Salt
tlhenui.
i-i c?- Tf nviorw.
" r hSJ r!hm,LainOorrW.andall
kin Eruptions,, and positively cures
Piles, or no pay required, ins guar
anteed to irive oerfect satisfaction,
r monev refunded. Price 25 cents
nr box.
For sale by Robert R Bellamy,
wholesale and retail druggist.
LEMON KLIXIK
A Pleasant Lemon Drink.
For billiousnefis and constipation,
take Lemon Elixir;
For indigestion and foul stomach.
take Lemon Elixir.
For sick and nervous headaches.
take Lemon Elixir.
For loss of appetite and debility.
take Lemon Elixir.
For fevers, chffls . and malaria,
take Lemon Elixir
Lemon El sir will notail you in
nnv of the above diseases, all of
which arise from a torpid or diseas
ed liver, stomach, kidneys, bowels
or blood. I
- Prepared only by Dr. H.. Mozley,
Atlanta, Ga.
: Fifty cents and 1.00 per bottle.
Sold by druggists. .
A Prominent Minister Writes.
After ten years of great, suffering
from indigestion, with great nervous
prostration, billiousness, disordered
kidneys and constipation, I have
been cured by Dr. Mozley's Lemon
Elixir and am now a well man.
m th s Rkv. C. C. Davis, .
Eld. M. E. Church South,
No. 28 Tatnall st., Atlanta, Ga.
-
LOCAL 3STEWS.
The regulanmonthly meeting of
the Board of Managers of the Pro
duce Exchange will be held to mor
rw.
Up to 4 o'clock this afternoon 2.90
inches of rain had f illen. The es-
i
tiiuate is that at least 2.50 incfies
fell between 12:40 p. m. and 1:40 p.m.
Harbor JVIaster'a.Report. V
Capt. Jos .Price, Harbor Master,
reports the following arrivals for
the month of June: ...
American 7 steamers, 6,377 tons;
20 schooners, 5,617 tons. Total - 27
vessels. and 11,994 tons.
Foreign 6 barques, 2,649 tons.
Total American and Foreign, 33
vessels and 14,643 tons.
American History.
The Magazine of A merican History
opens its July number the begin
ning of its twenty-second volume
with a spirited Story of the Wash
ington Centennial," illustrated in
the .most unique and picturesque
fashion. The excellent paper is
written by the editor, who could not
be otherwise than entertaining, and
the truthful pictures 1 of the scenes
are rendered loubly. attractive and
valuable through the admirable por
traits of the distinguished charac
ters in our national life of todav
appearing in them,
0r the Mississippi"
"The Discovery
is the second
paper in this beautiful number.
"Washington aud William
the Si-
lent a Parallel,'? is an ably
written
nnd readable artifilft .Tiido-TvktHnn
contributes the second ;rt'of hu
interesting and informing account
of "The Last Twelve Days of Major
Andre." General .'Alfred E. Lee
writes a vigorous and entertaining
paper, entitled "Some Glimpses of
Holland." There is a clever sketch
of Hon. Robert C. Wiuthrop, and a
short paper on Colonel William. B.
CJ....H. i l t x.i.
u,,t" ju-iuw ui joim
Adams. There ar other short artU
cles, and the Notes furnish fresh
. , . ,,- ... . , ,
and curious data. The editorial and
atl the departments maintain their
high character. It is a brilliant
umber Throughout. Price $5.00 a
year. Published at 743 Broadway,
New York.
end in Consumption. Young's Cough
Balsam will cure all Diseases of the
Throat and Lunsrs.
For sale i by
Munds Brothers.
PROMPTNESS.
I First a cold, then a cough, then
Consumption, then death. "I took
. Dr. Acker's English Remedy for
consumption the moment I began
i to cough and I believe it saved my
I 1?. --WT ... -
I lie. WALTKR j. WALLACB, Wasll-
ington. Munds JBros., druggists. '
Don't Buy 1
JJNTIL YOU GET TO PRINCES STRBET
Depot, as I keep a fine assortment of cigars.
Cigarettes and Tobacco; also Cool Milk, Soda
Water, Ginger Ale, Ac Try me.
JeSHw H. L. DEANS.
Orrell's Stables,
QORNER THIRD AND PRINCESS STS.,
are well equipped with everything necessary
in a first class Livery and Sales Stables. "
i
Good horses and comfortable vehicles and
careful dil vers ready on demand.
. Fine accommodations for the keep of horses.
Rates as low as can be found elsewhere.
Give us a call and we will do our best to
please you. - - v
. R. C. ORRELL,
Je29tt Proprietor.
1 1 m r 1
COHMEBCIAL NEWS.
WILMINGTON MARKET, f
" July 1.-2:30 P. M.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE Steady
at 34 cents
sales oi receipts aij
centF...
ROSIN Dull
strained and bO
at 75 cents for
cents5 for good
-strained. . -.lu. V.-" ' i r '--
TAR Firm at $1.60: .
i CRUDE TURPENTINE Finn
ax 90c lor nara, ior yenow
mo ana viririu
CUTTUJN uiet
at the follow
ing Quotations: Ordinary, 7; good
ordinarv 9i low middling. 10 1-16;
middling 10J; good middling 11.
MARINE NEWS.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Benefactor,
Tribou,
New York. H GSmallbones. -
Steamer Cape Fear, Tomlinson,
Fayetteville, T D Love.
CLEARED.
Steamer Cap Fear, Tomlinson,
Fayetteville, T D Love.
For Sale.
14
HEAD OF FINK VIRGINIA . HOUSES
can be seen at U.
C. Orreli's Livery Stables,
corner Tnlrd and i-rlncess streets.
i
Je28 3t
C. W. GHIFFIN.
ISLAND BEAOH H0TBL,
AT THE
rpnis HOTEL IS NOW OPEN FOR THE AC
1 commodatlon of the public, and the Propri
etors will be pleaded to entertain their guests.
With several years' experience at one of the
leading: resorts of the North. "Bay Ridge Ho
tel." on the Chesapeake Bay. Maryland, we
feel confident we canfupply the long: felt want
of the public here.
The cuisine department of our Hotel is one
of the leading features, i Rates $3.00 per day.
, Tne uaie is now open ana guenis can get
Meals on the European Plan. Fish Suppers at
the Cafe a specialty, and Meals 50 cents.
Respectfully soliciting the patronage or tne
public, we remain
xtesueuuuiijr,
HORACE PLA.TT & CO.,
jesotf Proprietors.
1889 ; 1889
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WW . . , . NewYork
MISCELLANEOUS.
White Goods.
WE HAVE A LARGE - STOCK OF WHITE
1 . - " GOODS, AND , :"-'!
Propoefe to Sell Them.
To effect this, liberal-concessions will be made
in prices. They have been placed on the coun
ter and must be sold. - "4V - :
we show" a variety of FORTY DIFFERENT
STYLES in
from the tiny hair cord check tor Infants, to
tne largest naiu. i
We show Twenty Different kinds of -
PLAIN GOODS,
from 6c. to 60c. per yard, i
i - ... .' r
Embroidered FlounciDgs,
im-swciied nmmy
Embroidered Pique & Pique
Skirtings j
our stock is complete and worth the atten
tion of buyers. The Ladles are respect tally
invited to can.
JNO. J. HEDItlCK.
my27tf . :i
and bsigi
MY LOT OF
NEW GOODS,
The Finest Ever Brought to the City
JUST THE FINEST AND
J - ' : (. . ;-
Purest Butter
... -y , ,
Ever Brought to this Market. Put
up in One Pound Print?.
Can't helo but nlease the most fas
tidious. Never affected by the warm
weather, as it is kept continuously
On ice. Call and buy a pound and
you will have no.other.
.- r 1 ; . ii ' ' -
; A NEW LOT OF OUR j i
Celebrated , Flour
JUST RECEIVED. '
Jno. L. Boatwright,
. U. 15 tt 17 saFront St.
Making Room for Fall Goods
VITBILE OUR STORE IS BEING En
larged and remodeled' we will close out bal
ance of Summer Goods at greatly reduced
prices. '
Brown Linen Vests 70c, White Linen ,Vcsts
75c, Alpaca Coats $L00 to $4.00, 200 Casslmere
Pants fB.00 to $4.50, French Percale shirts; at
75c worth $L25
STRAW HATS at less than cost. Must be
sola. ;
Je 27 lm
20 Market Street.
Cape Pear House.
jl FIRST CLASS RESTAURANT HAS BEEN
opened at the terminus of the Ocean View R.
it. Fresn Pignsh, ciams and Beer always on
hand. In connection with our Restaurant we
have a first class Dining Room for our white
customers. Give us a call and we guarantee
to give you entire satisfaction je 22 am
-o-
GO TO B, E. PENNY,
No. llO Market Street,
TO BUY YOUR
C loth i n g f H at o
AND '
j Furnishing Goods.
In order to make room for my Fall and Win
ter Goods, I am now offering my entire . stock
of goods at from 10 to 15 per cent, less than
any other house can or win sell them.
CaU at once and secure Bargains.
B. FrPEWWY.
je26tf T' THE CLOTHIER,
To the Public.
TTTE WOULD RESPECTFULLY AN-
nounce to the public that oor Restaurant is
now open and ready for the accommodation
of all who favor us with their patronage.
Pie Fish, Crabs.) &C,
Br aTwaTs on Sani SJiS
onnTOt'hbicirant witMn
rMilT nn iIia oii.ii . .t ....
-le29 r'.aJyi
For Sale.
fVLD NEWSPAPERS FOR SALE, AT YOUR
own price at "
- c RJEVTRW mrtrrnv ..
a
MISCELLAUEOUa;
. ; I:vill removc:Qn Monday to the building at
" ri7:Princepo 0U9
IBetween trie'Bank of New Hanoyer:and the Star Oft;
Respectfully,
' G B S AT v S A X, E
Parasols,
Sunshades,
i. -. i . i - - ... .- '
. Faris.'Hats.
BAZA A R,
118 Market Street, - -
Carolina Beach Hotel.
-o-
'JHE CAROLINA:BEACn HOTL, AT TnE
famous watering place of tliat nait, '.
T IS SOW OPBff :
and ready for the reception of guests. " l -
. - i
Liberal rates by the day, week r mnth.
Rill nf Fflffl UTifiYPPntinnnhlo fi rrui rftnina
comfortable beds and first class attendants. '
ii ' - - :
FISH .MEALS .ready on arrival of every train
j ; B L. PBKRY,
my 21 lm ' Proprietor;
Shaves for the Millions
JOHN WERNEli, THE GERMAN BARBER,
begs to Inform his friends and patrons that he
stiU holds forth at the old stand, next door to i
the; Northwest corner of Market, and Front.
streets. Parties rrom the country visiting the
city are invited to give me a calL Clean tow
els, sharp razors and first class barbers are our
boast. Respectfully, JOHN WERNER,
Je 8 - The German Barber. -
Brown's Beach Restaurant
AND
BATH HOUSES.
J WOULD RESPECTFULLY . ANNOUNCE
to the public that my Restaurant and Bath
Houses on Wrlghtsville Beach, epposite the
Hummocks, are now open and ready for the
accommodation of aU who may favor -jne with
their patronage. ,
Pig Fish. Soft Shell Crabs and Sandwiches
ready on the arrival of all trains. -
The Bath Houses arc clean, well ventilated
and supplied with fresh water, clean towels
and careful attendants. A call is solicited.
Respectfully, -
my 22tf R. E. L. BROWN.
Brimliil(l,Sinioii& Co.,
; , Importers and Jobbers in . ,
Liquors, Cigars & Tobacco,
111 N. Front St.,
' ' -" '' - . v
WILMINGTON, N. C, ,
Sole Agents for the best 5c. and 10c. CIGARS
v in the Market, - - . -
The ' ' Vindex" and ' 'Reina Maria."
Sole Agents for JJOTTLED WINES from the
Royal Hungarian Government - -
Wine cellars, v :
Finest Brands of Straight and Blended WHIS
KEYS from anywhere to be found
at our place. -, . - ,
SOUTHERN STAR RYE;..,- .'
" BOUQUET RYE, " "", I
je 20 tf ' 1 K AINET.
Summer Board
OLEASANT COUNTRY BOARD, - TWO
miles from Llncointon. Dally mail. One-free
visit to Lincolnton dally, if desirei i '.C:
Table satisfactory, with abundant supply oi
Meats, Vegetables and Fruit. -
Cool, pleasant rooms. $20 rr montlo Chil
dren less. Address '.;
MRS- RICHARDSON, .
Woodslde, Lincolnton, N. C.
Jel2tf
Lawn fUIower
GV
QARDEN HOEW, RAKES, l SrRINK-
aboSSS4"1 AttacIim! attorn'
aTj120rf - WJB. SPRINGER A CO'd, T
apisotr 14 Froat gt,? Wilmington, n.c
ManuCaoturer arid Renovator of xr '
i-- ' - Vl attreRs
I :; '-
- K : Wilminetnn. N n
. Jf " -
Glassware.
1 I1AVRTV STnPU iwnmA
v., x v Aitni) jc UYE8
sola.T10'Isla'1 "' Qla""tiimiie
m North Wtl,F-SA
in rt tf rt tr-m -i ' v.
pCEAW VIEW
i - . ' t rn ' -
- ''...'
Switchback Station I
rjriHE; UNDERSIGNED WOULD INF0KI
lunwia ly HiiguLovmc, UUC 112UIUD0CCS Bull
Ocean View, that her dining BOOMS at
Sjvltchback Station are now open for the ac-
commodatlon of guesta, and that ao pains will
uo spareu 10 give sausiacuon to au wno vui
patronize her tables. i '
Meals at all hours and at living prices. ,
Special arrangements made with large partio.
Her experience for several seasons at "Tie
Rocks" affords guarantee that every eton ;
will be made to please.
je 27 lm ; MRS, W. E. MAYO. :
SOMETHING NKWI
A SMALL LOT OF
Parisian Outing CIotW
COMPOSED PRINCIPALLY OP WOOL
. 1 -
A Very Fine Fabric In . ; .
' NEAT PATTERNS
Handsome Colori
- VERY DESIRABLE FOR - ,
SEASIDE "WBAB
Nothing to equal them in tie
Wilmington Seacoast B.B.
r u m
ON AN O AFTER MONDAY V ' - ,
trill fU
the Wilmington seacoast ffv& -.
ana JrOT:iae a--- ..-.
xnc Time laDie wm " -'- -
; From Wilmington.
Leave........ 6:00 a. m
Leave........tfl:30a.m
Leave....... 12:30 p. m
Leave........ '5)0 p. m
v .lln tr
Leave..
Leave Timl
Leave
Leave.-r-U-r
LI"!
n. iip ArTrlin will be tno 18
:SuppetTraln. fa andong
- A Alv 4wu A
this train wll leave
P..3L
Tne zzu r. au it, nammoco - r.
ftJ4V - -
S.JLN
Q Valuable LandTfur1
ONIC TRACT OF htSD,
mile from Lincolnton, N. for V
icrea. 53 acre clcarea. "jg. I
butfrfvea good crops tor an fine ,prg,
tmch runnlnir thwart rU i
a ew acrea of bottom land on c
W acrea in wood, oak aoa w .
Mother tract
ton. M nilJC, from C. JVS
cleared, fine .aprinz of oK Serf
six acres of bottom land neai i othcr or
is No. 1 for- tobacco, bat gro d
well; WAcrcs in yeUOTT pljj
Vmchlfitt AucrrKeI&tw .