North Carolina Newspapers

THIS rem excepted f.,--. mes. Editor and Prop. "wcsrwwi postal ma 3: " Three F M one month. G5 cents. delivered by carriers. free J art of the city, at the al above rtes low and llberaL and - ..... n the most eleuit form 5 fretcuw . . . NUTRITIOUS JUlOEl FIGS OF CALIFORNIA, ribbed with the medicinal es of plants known to; be :; ocst beneficial to the human,, em, forming ' an agreeable ii effective laxative to perma sently cure Habitual Consti ration, and the many ills Ending on a weak or inactive condition of the BDIEYS, LIVER ftHD BOWELS. It is the most excellent remedy known to v mi THE SYSTEM EFFECTUALLY Vhtn one is Bilious or Constipated -- so THAT putt ELOOD, REFRESHIIIO 8LIEP, HEALTH and STRENGTH NATURALLY FOLLOW. V . j Erery one is using it and a41 are. delighted with it. - ASK YOUR DRUQOIST FOR . y ' HANUFACTUR KO ONLY BY . - CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. SAM FRANCISCO. CAL. k-:-i : WimUE. K1. NEW YORK. . t . For sale by -ROtfEKT B. BELLAMY. : WHOLESALE DRUGGIST,, men !6 ly diw Wilmington, N. C. Rheumatism and Catarrh ', -Rheumatism and catarrh are both blood diseases, in many severe cases they ; have yielded to treatment with B. B. B. (Botanic Blood Balm), made by Blood Balm 'Co.' At lanta, Ga. Write for hook of convincing prototj. Sent tree. B. P. Dodge, Atlanta, Ga., says: , "My wife tidcztmh and nothing did her any good. Uer constitution finally failed and poison got uto her blood. I placed her on a use of B. B. IjrA to my surprise her recovery was rapid iu complete." : ; F.P. McDaniel, Atlanta, Ga., writes: "I rtsmaca emaciated and had rheumatism so tad I could not get along without crutches. 1 iSsohad neuralgia In the head. First class pWcians did me no good.; Then I tried B. B. ud Its effects were magical. I cheerfully itamajeua it as a gooa tome ana quick cure, fcs iMatiida Nichols. Knoxviile, Tenn., jatea: i had catarrh six years and a most caressing cough, and my eyes were much swollen. Five bottles of B. B. B., thank God ! wreame." - - . JphnM. Davis, Tyler, Texas, writes: "1 was W a number of years to spells of inflam pory rneumatlsm, which six bottles of B. tJt' ti1?nfc heaven, has entirely cured. I tare not felt the slightest pain since,"- - James C. Hands,' Ast , DKUGGIST. : l A n LINE OF PURE DRUGS AND atcais Physicians' Prescriptions a " spe Sr EF"? an1 Tollec Articles in great va SSJ2;SiMtaer1 Water; come in The Acme GO. MANUFACTURERS OF V - izers, Pine: Fibre. and Pine Fibre Matting ; : -o- fflLMINGTON,:NiC; . - i . t IKSPUTATION OF OUR FERTILIZERS 3iteuitaMta.QM'l3now estabUshed.; and WrJ?i!Jlree years use in the hands of sst ihpTirF, 01 tais ana other states ,will TV rfliJilQe as a high irrada manure - - Mnp Zr maae troni the leaves of our n eaSp! v conceded to be equal to any ; SSSUy creasing. It has vlr- istertniT j: UULi la extensively used for and TVrfvvTat 5liuai lo hair, oeing ugnt rw.,!!"1 Proof a?ainr. inuti " - caK eble parties nslng or r Carolina DW fOHTMS!!1 QROVK'AND PASS- Pted aT J. sunaays and Mondays fWrt: IoUows for Carolina Beach and fr'&h11 at 9:30 a-'n; 2U P. "r; HpvP- Trains returning, leave na 8 n m at 7:30 a- V P-m?. "5 .1 o, leave boutnport at &00 a. m. and r,'Wto rptnrn am5 at 5 p. m. - ana 7 p. ifrom ln? situated upwards of ?4&Sn,llaimelor lalet calculated 'acfiffiS?1? currehts. the most In- rSFLjyj?? Plata wT?w Etm wuuuun sense. , - ffiatS.rfS?PS 5 supplied .-rr evenly. SonaajB hi niaoQA TPiort any T saLpive their paper regularly, MANUFACTURING oetven Market and Princess Sts. w aac JOUN W. HARPER, . ; - Genenuiiaaager. 1 VOL XIII. 1KDKX TO NKW ADVSBTISS1CBNT3 B F Penny Clothing 1 Jas D Nutt Druggist W M Cumminq Mattresses Munds Bkos Pharmacists CHAs F Bbownk, Agt bullets Ttlob's Bazaar Bear in Mind Jno F Garrkll Fine Western Beef H A Bagq Meeting of Commissioners K MMcIntikb Carpets and Mattings Sol Bar Making Room for Fall Goods Nice peaches can be bought now for 40 cents a peck. 1 Moonlight excursions are.in order now. Don't all sDeak at oncp. air. V. B. Barden left here to-day for Clear Hun, Sampson county, on a snort vacation. . I 4- Mr. Hans A. Kure has nearly com pleted a large and beautiful cottage ai Carolina Beach. lne Grove carried down this morning between 400 and 500 and on her 2:30 trip she had 300. "iNext Hummer it is proposed to paint everything at Ocean. View and the Haunnocks." Paint 'em red. .1 he (street hands have almost more than they can cope with now in repairing the ravages of the rain. We have a few Fluting Machines which we are closing out at less than factory cost. See them. N. Jacobi Hdw. Co . It was a half holiday this after- nooawith many of our up-town merchants and the streets looked as they do on Sunday. The cool spell in August" is still with 08. The moon fills to-morrow night and after that we may look for some warm weather. vret rui 01 inat urea ieennj? as quick as possible. Take Hood's Sar- bttpuniiu, wuicn gives strength, a ! . 1 .. good appetite and health. We'll bet a big banaiia that fwhen the returns are all in it will be hown that there were nearly 1,500 - people at Carolina Beach to-day. The Board of County Commis sioners will meet in adjourned sess ion next Monday afternoon for the pnrpose of hearing complaints of tax-payers. The recent rains were sDlendid scavengers. They took off lots of foul matter to the river and cleansed the streets beautifully, even if they did tear.them up occasionally. Burglars. Be secure from them by putting our Burglar Proof Locks on your blinds. They are cheap and can be put on by the most in experienced. N. Jacobi Hdw. Co. t Paint your house with Regal Keady Mixed Paint, It is the best and cheapest. You will find all col ors in any desired quantity at the factory's agents, N. Jacobi Hdw. Co. - t . ? Bro. Blount, of the Wilson Mirror. was in the city last evening, the guest of Mr. Chas. H. King. The genial light of his good natared countenance illuminated this office for a short half-hour. The ladies of the Dorcas Society of St. Pau)'s Lutheran Church were very successful in the excursion given by them to day to Carolina Beach.. "There wag a large crowd on the boat when 6he left here this morning. Iet it be borne in mind that strangers and excursionists visiting the city will be cordially welcomed at the rooms of the Youner Men's Christian Association, over the Bank of New Hanover, on the cor ner of Front and Princess streets. - The Firemen's Tournament at Raleigh falls due next Tuesday and Wednesday, the 13th and 14th inst. A large crowd is expected. Reduced rates of board will be accorded the firemen who may attend. The fare from this city is $5 for the round trip. V Mr. Joseph Spooner left here to day for New York on the steamship Benefactor. He goes there to place himself under medical treatment ror his eyes, which have threatened to fail him altogether. He has been assisted in this by a number of kind friends. Stoves. We have a very large line, made by the best factories, of the latest andmost improved styles, which we guarantee to bake and cook wel and to give general satis faction. Oar low prices will aston ish and our Stoves please you. N. Jacobi Hdw, Co. ; J t ." . fJT 1 KM i WILMINGTON, N. C. Refreshing ftnd Invigorating delicious oda Water as drawn from T 1 . ! iyi nnno e.s.--i.. . . "lumere inaenmceat new soaa fountain at a temoerature of 34 r-urest ruit Syrup,Milk Shakes and Natural Mineral Water. To Dispel Colds. Headaches and Fevers, to cleanse the system effectually, yet gently. when costive or bilious, or when the blood is impure or sluggish, to per manently cure habitual constipa tion, to awaken the kidneys and liver to a healthy activity, without irritating or weakening them, use Syrup of Figs. A Coolness and a Clamor. Just as soon as there springs up a little -coolness between the earth and the sky people begin to clamor for good beef. Mr. John F. Garrell is aware of this fact and is ready to meet the demand. He got in a car load yesterday of Western beef and some of it will be on his stalls to morrow. It is an unusually fine lot and large orders have already been booked ahead by hotel keepers and restaurateurs. The Greensboro Excursion. The Methodist Sunday School ex cursion from Greensboro arrived here yesterdav afternoon, at 5 o'clock, via the C. C. R. R. There were six coaches in ithe train and about 350 people in the party. Some went down at once to the Ham' mocks, over the Seacoast R. R., but the larger number remained in the city until this morning, when they made a break for the salt water. They were received at the depot by v.wu..i.t, axx. uuuuuj n.i i 11 !i Dcnoois in tne city. The Exodusters. Geo. W. Price, of this city, one of the Exodus Commissioners, spoke o a large crowd of colored people 1 O" at Scotland Neck recently. The Weldon Netvs reports that he "was canvassing the State to prevent the negroes from being deceived by so called emigration agents. He -would advise all the negroes to remain where they are until the committee could make a report. He said that President Harrison would be asked to use his influence to induce Con' gress to make an appropriation to aid the negroes to emigrate when once a place was found for them to go Down the Sound. Col. E. S. Latimer, Capt. Jno. H. Daniel, Mr. B, Southerland and Mr. W. M. Powell left the Hammocks yesterday afternoon in the yacht Vixen tor a few days' sport down the Sound. They carried a tent, and will have some fine sport in fishing and hunting. How far they will go will depend in a large meas ure on the weather, which at this time gives every indication of being nleasimr and suitable. Wlren we tay 'dow the Sound' we mean to wards the North: lup the Sound" is toward the head, which is at Car Una Beach. Not everybody under stands this and hence this explana tion, j A Big Day at the: Beach. This has been a big day at Caro-, Una Beach. The steamer &ylvan Grove carried down a very large crowd this morning and a heap She maks more this aiternoon: a 1 . the 5 o'clock trip and I the Passport roes down at 7 o'clock. 1 he ar rangement is that the Passport wil1 help to bring back the people to C7 night, if necessary, but it is probas ble that the Grove will be able todo the work. Many of those who went down in the forenoon were excur" Zionists who will return to the city in time to leave at 7 o'clock this evening. The Germania Band wil1 play at the Beach to-night and this fact will attract many! wno wil S blown on the late boat; There will j ho nlpntv of room and comfort for I all who may go. xng, wins ana rm. An odd mixture of words, but the sufferer from constipation, mdiges- ion. impure blood, biliousness ana nfhpr such ills, can be cured if ne . wV,r" i hArrirl I W7"tfA " I ; inXrinrr tho hAITlll I OlU perseded in our day by those won- der working, yet tiny, nttie gio- bules, known as ur, nerce s Hllotji Nn o-rinincr. no drastic r,At Ahbo ntiVATiftss fforwftn. as the old stvle nills do. One little Granule a dose, I Headquarters for Sash, Doors and j :uilders' Supplies is the H. Jacobi; Tj.,;vi0t-c' Hnnnlies is tne m. jacoDi a Hdw. Co. They sell the best goods . lrtOQ vnn for those of at prices that you pay ror tnose oi i ux inferior quality. f ! : 1 !' ! ' ' !''.''' FRIDAY, AUGtftST 9, Thoroughly Saturated.. Mr. W. H. French, of Rocky 1 w . romt. was n tho m-fv vostnv Tn 8Deakinr that there was a well on his Dlace. usually ten feet deep, in which the water had riseen within two inches of the top of the well, showing how thoroughly saturated with water the earth is below the surface. A Wilmingtonian There. The Durham Plant has been trans ferred into the Durham Globe and Mi. Edward A. Oldham, a Wilming tonian, born and bred, is at the helm. The first number of the new issue -is' . befpre us. It is a very handsome six page daily, gotten up in city style, with the Associated Press dispatches, and specials of in-' terest from various sections. We predict that Mr. Oldham; will make a handsome success oMt. I A Clever Captain. The Captain of the Sylvan Grove, whose name we will not print here on account of his well known habit of blushing whenever compliment is paid him, is as clever an official as can be" found in a month ofSundays. This is the tenor of a remark made to us by a gentleman this morning who saw him put back ater his boat had got out into the stream to take on a gentle tuan and two ladies who arrived on the wharf just as the boat pulled out from her dock. j Why We Can't Comply. j. Twice this week we have added nanasome lists to our weeKiy issue, the Wilmington Journal. Those came in after the first side was . printeu on ana it tooK every conv I - - we could rake un to "fill the bill." I Six more was sent in this morning, with the particular request that this weeK's issue be sent, which we can I not "O. as all but the hie papers have already been sent out. We mention these facts merely to let it be nown why' the papers could not be sent. The new lists were all from Pender and Duplin counties. City Court. The following cases were disposed of by the Mayor to-day: ' Charles Sidbury, charged with disorderly conduct, judgment sus pended. Alex. Lane, disorderly, judgment suspended. j Mary Lane, disorderly, judgment suspended. Maria Deuois, disorderly, case continued. Mike Cooper, disorderly, fined $20. Alex. Moore, bastardy, , found guilty and required to give justified bond in the sum of $100 for the pay ment of $50, in twelve equal instal ments, for the support of his child by Maria Fulton. j We second the Motion. The Burgaw Herald feels assured that there is a handsome profit in stock raising in Pender county. So think we. At least there could be a handsome profit if all the condi tions were favorable. The Herald says: We would like to see the subject of stock raising engage the attention of Mr. Gibson James, Mr. Thomas Bradshaw, Mr. E. McMoore, Mr. T. J. Armstroug and some other 01 our thrifty farmers, who would experi ment with the grasses aud import better cattle into the county. Dur- irif? the months of April, May and June no country affords better nasturinerthan can be found on her meadows and piny flats. Pender county could raise ten thousand sheep, to profit and ad-. vantage, but for J,he dogs, bipeds as well as quadrupeds, we know that a trreat manv sheen are killed by the dogs and we knowj that a great many arc, laid to their charge which they do not kill. Get rid o the four legged animals, however, and the two, legged animals! will not be so adventurous. ! Mr. Gibson James, alluded to in the Herald, has 111 l" PPer part 01 ,x euun county which He tnea a lew years asro to utilize in sheen farming. He , .1 sc,c,t fine sheen but the dojrs irot in among tUenr and killedthem out untiltbere ; were not enough left for breeding fieaa-ntirnnRM Tfvrrpt a wuia f - 't - r . . , I tare plucky enough to pass a law! for the protection of sheep husband- i ry then Pender county will ! surely coiue to the front in this i In the meantime, we suggt industry. i- I t- '"'" arso" her people go in for the -production of hay on their fine meadow! lamls. f J s . There's money in that, also. . 1889. NO 187. - Forecasts. For North Carolina fair weathar and stationarv temneratiire. For Wilmington and viciuty, fair weath er. Shirts, we have got them by the million, made by good and skilful hand; come and see us, we can save you over fifty five per cent. .We'll not charge you fancy prices, treat you well, don't be afraid therefore come and patronize; us money sav ed is money made, at the Wilming ton ShirtFactory, 122 Market street. Sign of the blue awning. tf . . NEW ADVEKTI8EUENT8. Notice. rJIE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF New Hanover County will meet in adjourned session on Monday, the 12th inst., at o'clock p. m., for the purpose of hearing com plaints of tax-payers, n. A. BAGG, aug y it un;m Board of commissioners. niullets. 18 Barrels New Florida Mullets, FOR SALE CHEAP. CHAS. F. BROWNE, Afft, 138 North Water St., Wilmington, N. C. ' aug 9 tf d&w (Star copy.) Makhg Room for Fall Goods i -yyrniLE our store is being en larged and remodeled we will close out bal ance of bummer Goods at greatly reduced i prices. ; Brown Linen Vests 70c, White Linen Vests 75c, Alpaca coats $1.00 to f 4.09, 200 Cassimere i Pants $2.00 to ti 30, French Percale Shirts at 75c, worth $1.25. I STRAW IJATS at less than cost. Must be sold. SOL. BEAR, aug 9 lm .20 Market Street. f m CAR LOAD OF UNUSUALLY Fine Western Beef RECEIVED YESTERDAY. WILL BE ON STALLS TO-MORROW, Saturday, and Next Weak. This cool spell is In favor of both seller and !. 1 consumer, as the meat can be sold without 1 . going on ice. Call and see It. If you see It you will buy it. - ; John F. Carrel I . Stalls 1 and 2, Front stitet Market,south side. aijg 9 2t , . . 1 Improved Davidson Patent Nipp!e--"Health," IuIE ENLARGED RIM OR COLLAR AL lows the neck to be bent without collaps ing. It causes the milk to be forced out when pulled or contracted, and forms a guard to prevent the nipple being taken too far into the mouth, to choke the Infant. It can also be attached to any bottle where the common nipple is used, and will hold firmly; the child can almost entirely close Its mouth when using it, thereby allowing a stronger hold and rendering It much easier to nurse from, as the fluid will be forced from it either by biting, ptlllng or sucking; it can be used without a tube, and as water can easily enter Into all its parts, it can be kept clean and sweet. j JAMES I. NUTT, augotf The Druggist. Wilniington Seacoast R.E. K C4 iTV ti j . : - HE FOLLOWING CHANGE IN THE TIME L ! Table of the Wilmington Seacoast Railroad will take effect on Monday, 22nd Inst: WILMINGTON. HAMMOCKS. Leave 6.00 a. m. Leave 9.30 a. m. Leave. . 2.39 p. m. Arrive 6.50 a. m. Arrive 10.10 a. m. Arrive a 10 p. m. Leave 5.00 p. m. Leave........ 6.35p.m. Leave 8.30 p. m. Arrive 5.3;p. m. Arrive. 7.15 p. m. Arrive 9.10 p. m. I HAMMOCKS. ' Leave 7.45 a. m. Leave. 10.25 a. m. Leave. 4.00 p.m. Leave 5.45 p. m. Leave .. . ..... 7.30 p. m. WILMINGTON. Arrive 8.20 a. m. Arrive .11.05 a. m. Arrive. . 4.40 p. m. Arrive 6 20 p. m. Arrive. 8.10 p. m. Leave. 10.00 p. m. Arrive ia45 p. m. SUNDAY TRAINS LEAVE AND ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON. LEAVE. ARRIVE. Leave 9.30a.m. Arrive 11.03 a. m. Arrive. 6.20 p. m. Arrive 10.45 p. in. Leave, 2.30 p. m. Leave. 6.35 p. m. ugjei gjii " g PiJg be sold at 25c. for thi3 train to parties retnrn- ing tne same nignt. j. it. ul.ak. jy23tf Genl Manager. J. W ATKINSON. President. W. P, TOOMER, Cashier. Wilmington Savings & Trust Co., ft princess st.. wilminqton, n. c, Lends Money on satisfactory security, Pay Interest on Deposits, u empowered to execute Trusts of ajl kUOs, rncusau BEEF BEEF T7t M trcra otr x... .23 ca t V crl C! c , general trc-t,fcr5 ,v V ' ; The nsao cl the writer awtlrt t fur. nishel to the Editor. ' " '" I j.1 f ' - : ' nmtmicatioia;kustl on but" one side ottfce pa , Personalities amstue avoxaea. ' ti ' PMticuiatti: trceV stood that the Editor floea not tnraya encorse the views of correspondents colesa m suted in the editorial coituuns. J -l : '. : . NEW ADVERTISEICNTO TO THE FB0NT J r"H Stock! j Bottom Prices! WB CARRY TOE LARGEST STOCK OF pAIper WBAPPIXC PAPBB, j BLiKK r E9CRS, STATIONERY, T WINES , ' -J -' -':" AND EVERY THING IN TILE i Paperine-ffeWtate;' Get our prices and! terms before pladng your' orders for any Uilng in tho - , 3L.HSTB, AS WE ARE HEADQUARTERS, ' . - . -AND- . '. . . ' PRICES ROCK BOTTOM; OFFICE AND SALESROOM 114 NOBTII WATER STltEET. Wilmington Paper Co. aug 7 tf . . ' . ; WANTED A MAN OF TEMPERATE AND steady habits, seeking employment, to represent an old established house In his own State. Salary sgo to Sioo per month. Ref erences exacted. j. g. BLANCHARD, aug 5 4w Gen. Manager;Lock Box 1585,N.Y. DRINK MEXICAN SHERBET, A DELICIOUS BEVERAGE. Only of . Jy ?5 tf . MUNDS BROTHERS, " 104 N. Front St. Dividend Notice. rpHE DIRECTORS OF THE BANK OF NEW Hanover have declared a semi-annual divi dend of four per cent., payable to stockhold- . ersof record of this date, , on and after the 12th inst. W. L. SMITH, s aug6 2t . , ; cashier. -1 Sale of Real Estate Under Foreclosure. ' . V gY VIRTUE OF. THE POWER OF SALE contained In a certain Indenture of mortgage executed by David Deal and Lucy A. Dca his wife, to "The Citizens' Building and Loan As sociation of Wilmington, N.' c.,' (default having been made therein) the undersigned, as attorneys for said mortgagee, will, ; on Thursday, the 5th day of September, 1889. at 12 o'clock M , at the Court House door, in the city of Wilmington, sell, by, public auction, for cash, the lands and premises conveyed in and by said mortgage deed, which are sit uated in the said city of WllmlnertOn. and nra bounded and described as follows: Beginning at a point on the Ea3t line of Ninth street 198 feet North of the Northeast intersection of Princess and Ninth -streets, and running thence with Ninth street South 33 feet, thence East parallel with Princess street 1.12 tet. thence North 33 feet, thence West parallel with Princess street 132 feet to the East iinT of Ninth street, the beginning being the West 1 part of Lot 3. In Block aceordlnc tntha official plan of said city. . - ; . , MARSDEN BELLAMY. A. G. RICAUD, . Attorneys for "The Citizen's Building and" ' Loan Association of Wilmington. N, C." aul 30t ISLAND BEA0HH0TEL, AT THE rpHIS HOTEL IS NOW OPEN FOR THE AC- X commodatlon of the public, and the Propri etors will be pleased 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 can supply the lonor felt want of the public here. The cuisine department of our Hotel is onn of the leading features. Rates $3.00 per day. The Cafe is now open and: guests can get Meals on the European Plan. Fish Siimwra at the Cafe a specialty, and- Meals 60 cents, - Kespectfully soliciting the patronage of the public, we remain - nespectiuiiy, . . HORACE PLATT Jfc CO., ' ' jjeJO tf - Proprietors. NOW THAT THE ENCAMPMENT IS OVER WE HAVE LEFT A FEW OF OUIl Spring and Summer Suits, WniCn WE ARE OFFERING . , . ' " Regardless of Cost, IN ORDER TO MAKE ROOM FOR OUB FALL AND WINTER STOCK. Call and be convinced of -the above. ' 1 guar antee tO , r ( SeU 20 'Per Cent. Less . . than any other hotee in the cltr. 4' b. f. pcnr:v. .; -' r: ' ' THE CLOTniER, Jrx3tf: HO HxTl:tt street.