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W ILMINGTON, N. C, SATURDAY. AUGUST 10, 1889. " NO 188:
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' present tn the most elegant form
rur UXAT1VC AND NUTRITI0U8 JUICE
TWB,ur OF THE
FIGS OF CALIFORNIA,
Combined with! the medicinal"
nrtces of plants known to be
most beneficial to the human
system, forming an agreeable
-id effective laxative to perma--ently
cure Habitual Consti
: Jation, and the many ills de
pending on a weak or inactive
condition of the f ,
I1DHEYS, LiVER AND BOWELS.
Itii theniost excellent remedy known to
X ClUSSE THE SYSTEM EFFECTUALLY
Whea one js Bihotts or consupca
so that -UlMELOOD,
REFRESHIWO 8LBEP,
HEALTH and STRENGTH
NATURALLY FOLLOW.
Every one is using it and all are
delighted with it - ; .
ASK YOUR ORUQOIST FOR
MANUFACTURED ONLY BY
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
SAS FRANCISCO, GAL.
WI&VILLE. Kf. I NEW YORK. N. Y
For sale by
ROBERT K. BELLAMY.
WHOLESALE DRUGGIST,
iccli26lydw "t Wilmington, N. C
Mercurial Poison.
Mercury Is IrequentlyJnjucUclously used by
quack doctors in cases of malaria and blood
poison, its after effect Is worse than the
oftstal toeasie. 13. B. D. (Botanic Blood
Balm) cotuinsno mercury, but will eliminate
Beramaljrcisoflfrom the system Write to
Blood Balm Co., Atlanta, Ga., for. book of
owflDcfDjproor of Us curative virtue.
A F. Uritton., Jackson, Tenn., writes: "I
mght malaria in Louisiana, and when the
fewat last broke, my system was saturated
wlta poison; and I had sores In my mouth and
hats on my tongue. I got two bottles ot R.
iR, which healed my tongue and mouth and
tade a new man of me."
m. icicnmond, Atlanta, Ga.. writes: "My
We could hardly see. Doctors called It syph
muc iritis. Her eyes were in a dreadful con
ation. Her appetite failed. She had pain in
r joints and bones. Her kidneys were de
Mpd also, and no one thought she could be
wed. Dr. Gillam recommended B. B. B..
wich she used until her health was entirely
rest oreo."
r P If Tnnr.c in ..
tif . Vur w eruptions, loss or
SK1' pal.a m Dack aching joints, debility,
Ration, loss of hair, sore throat,and great
SioF B' B-B put my &ystein ln
- i .
James C. Murids, Ast ,
DKUGGIST.
HILL LINE OF PURE DRUGS AND
ggfcto rhysiclans' Prescriptions a spe
3r? aBSS7 aT,ollet Articles in great va
ffS?J?l Mtoeral Water; cbme ln
ani5
The Acme
MANUFACTURING CO.
MANUFACTURERS OF
fertilizers, Pine Fibre and
Pine Fibre Matting. '
o ' .'' -
Wilmington. n.C:
fSJ RIPUTATION OF OUK FERTILIZED S
2eSrE?,GEM' 13 now established, and
best ff"116 rears' use in tBe hands of
athrtf f3 or m3r ahd other states will
JUtttv?? a mSh grade manure ,
DinV i ' maae rrm the leaves of our
carDof'fi.3 conceded to be equal to any
mtarLemton ana durabiuty and the
A hM increasing. It has rir-
J PlBBpniS.anyotller Iabrtc
Steriir Sr Wuol is extenslyely used for
5tjf P.'JJPoses, and as a nlllng for
ana raost e(lual w hair being fight
mncalSAsects.. s
LcanhoV rcuaoie parties using otr
ejat our office, or wttltemgl-
uro,ina Beach.
TlSirSM ROYE AND PASS
SfPteL5? ally Sundays and Mondays
iWit: Iollows lor Carolina Beach and
UnaXalhp;- Trains returnnig, ieare
&nd8pat50a. m.. 12-0 p. m., 5.15
f?mh? teave at 9:45 a. m. and 5 p. m,
fft.HL ' ave bouthport at 6:30 a. m. and
tos leavlns at 5 p. m. and 7 p.
&na S? aar only. 25 cents.
Sfroman situated upwards of
ucn5nannel or inlet calculated
&eSerous currents, the most ln
&l,c8afeiy enjoj- the pleasures of
l lvSoipmapnLin.ply ooserring the plato
oceae toauilng houses, supplied
wiween Market and Princess Stsl
tr nac J 0UN w- harper,
I General Manager
3STE-WS.
INDEX TO NXW ADVKBTI8BMBNT3 tt
B P Penny Clothing I
Jas D Nutt Druggist
W M CwificiNQ Mattresses "
Mcnds Bros Pharmacists
Taylor's Bazaar Bear In Mind
Blood Balh Co Mercurial Poison .
Braddy & Gaylord The Racket store
Spirits sold here to-day at 40 cts.
Days length 13 hours and 40 iain
minutes.
Pull moon at 29
minutes past 11
o'clock to-night.
According to Turner's almanac
the dog days end to-day.
Suaset to morrow afternoon at 54
minutes past 6 o'clock.
Ger. barque Adolph, Wistendorff,
sailed from Rosario for this port on
the 19th inst. !
Mr. Harry James, of Biloxi, Miss.,
is here on a short visit to his uncle,
Mr. John S. James.
There has been 'but one inter
ment, an adult, in Oakdale Ceme
tery this week and none in Bellevue.
It is estimated that nearly 250
people took a dip in the Atlantic
Ocean at Carolina Beach yesterday.
Prayer and experience meeting of
business and working men at Sea
man's ijetnel at 8.15 o'clock to
night.
The "feed room" of the hotel at
Carolina Beach is not large enough.
It will probably bo extended next
season.
A peculiarity of Hood's Sarsapa-
rilla is that while j it purifies the
blood, it imparts new vigor to every
function of the body.
We have a few Fluting Machines
which we are closing out at less than
factory cost. See them. N. Jacobi
Hdw. Co t
Nor. barquQ JRana, Christiansen,
cleared to-day for Glasgow with
1,416 casks spirits, valued at $29,000,
shipped by Messrs. Alex. Sprunt &
Son.
The new road from the Pier to
Carolina Beach, wilh its new steel
rails, is in excellent condition, and
they can run as fast as 35 or 40 miles
an hour on it.
Rev. J. W. Primrose will preach
to morrow morning, at 11 o'clock,
at Grace M. E. Church, and Rev.
W. S. Creasy, the pastor, at 8:15 to
morrow evening.
We thank Mr. Chas. F. Browne
for .a pitcher of delicious peach
cider, sent in to us yesterday. Mr.
Browne can fill ofders for this tern
perance beverage.
Headquarters for Sash, Doors and
Builders Supplies is the H. Jacobi
Hdw. Co. They sell the best goods
at prices that you pay for those of
in inferior quality.
Services at St. Paul's Episcopal
Church to morrow at 11 a. in. and
8:15 p. m. Rev. C. T. Coerr will
officiate at the evening service.
Sunday School at 10 a. m.
Mr. S. Wallace- Corbett, of Point
Caswell, who has been at Burgaw
in attendance on the Teachers' In -stitute,
passed through the city to
day on his return hoiiie.
Nor. barque Agatha, Roher, clear
ed today for Glasgow with 1,650
casks spirits, 866 barrels rosin, val
ued at $83,911.15, shipped by Messrs.
Paterson, Downing & Co.
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
There was a big onslaught on the
pigfish at Carolina Beach yesterday
and last night and Capt. Perry and
Archie Freeman had all they could
do to supply the demand for meals.
Paint your house with Regal
Ready 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
We learn the ladies'of St. Paul's
Lutheran Church are making ex
tensive preparations for an enter
taintnent 1 entitled, "A Merchants
Carnival," which is to be given in the
early part of October.
Forecasts. ;.
. For North Carolina, fair weather cook well and to give general satis
and stationary temperature. For faction. Our low prices will aston
Wilmington and vicinltytfair weath-! ish ana our Stoves please you. If.
er. , . . , 'Jacobi Hdw. Co. . t
Refreshing and Invigorating '
Delicious Soda Witter as drawn from
Munds Brothers' f magnificeut new
soda fountain at a temperature of
34. Purest Fruit Syrup,Milk Shakes
and Natural Mineral Water. .
j : ": i;
To Digpel Colds.
Headaches and Fevers, to cleanse
the system effectually, yet gently,
wh'en costive or bilious, or when the
blood is impure or sluggish, to per
manently cure habitual constipa
tion, i to awaken
the kidneys and
liver to a healthy j. activity, without
irritating or weakening them, use
Syrup of Figs.
; I V'Tbn Knbw How.
Under this head Bro. Blount, of
the Wilson Mirror, copies the fol
lowing from the Review of a recent
date: "The Wilson excursionists
all went back home last night. They
were an orderly,nice-behaved crowd
and there were many pretty young
ladies among them." He then makes
the following comments:
Now, brother James, you have
seen the roseate dye pots of inspira
tion in which we dip our pencil and
paint in radiant colorings the many
charms and glories which fly around
these "pretty young ladies," that
halo of . witchery in which the
thoughts doth sleep in the sweetest
spell of fondest dreaming; and "hav
ing seen them you will not be sur
prised at, the gushing rhodomon
tade, and sentimental effervesence
with which we pay heart tribute to
their charms.
City Co art.
His Honor, Mayor Fowler,
posed, of the following cases
morning, in manner following:
George R. Bradly, larceny
dis
til is
of a
watch. Guilty; committed under a
$100 bond for his appearance at the
next term of the Criminal Court.
JNeeuham Uucllev, disorderly con
duct, not guilty and discharged.
Geo. Burnett, disorderly conduct
guilty, $5 or 10 days.
Benj. Hunter, disorderly conduct,
guilty, $5 or 10 days.
Ed Simmons, disorderly conduct
guilty, $5 or 10 days.
Mary J. Hall, disorderly conduct
guilty, $20 or 80 days. '
Owen Hall, assault with a deadly
weapon, guilty, bound over to the
next term of the Criminal Court in
$100 bond. This defendant fough
his wife, and a triend interfering
was stricken with an axe. He also
attempted to use an axe upon a po
lice officer. .
John Borser, violation of sanitary
laws in-having uncleanly premises
guilty, $5 and costs, $7.35 in all.
, i
American Pine Fibre Company,
A company under the above name
was .organized and incorporated in
this city yesterday for the manu
facture of bagging, etc., and tUe
general development of what may
be called the pine fibre industry.
The company has an authorized
capital of one million dollars, and its
officers are:
President Win. Latimer.
Vice President A. E. Thornton.
Secretary and Treasurer G. H.
Smith.
Directors A. E. Thornton, At
lanta. Ga.; M. Frank, Columbus,
Miss.; Win. Latimer, Wni. Gilchrist,
G. H. Smith, Wilmington.
The company has purchased all
the patent rights and the plant for
making fibre, etc., owned by the
Acme Manufacturing Company and
in operation at uroiiiy purine
from the- fertilizer business carried
on at tne same mace aim win
. , i i fit
largely extend the operation of these
works. The present capacity of the
mills for the manufacture of pine
fibre bagging is 500,000 yards, but
new machinery that will at once be
added will more ; than double tnis
capacity, and enable them to turn
out annually at least-1,250,000 yards
of bagging.
- Ills, Wills and Pills.
An odd mixture of words, but the
sufferer from constipation, indiges
tion, impure blood, biliousness and
Other such ills, can be cured if he
tnilJa without takinc the horrid.
old fashioned pills. These are su
perseded in our day by those won
der working, yet tiny, little glo
bules, known as Dr. Pierce's Pleas
ant Pellets. No griping, no'drastic
purging; do not cause costiveness
afterwards, as the old style pills do.
One little Granule a dose. j
Stoves. We have a very large
lineTmade by the best factories, of
the latest and 'most improved styles,
'which we guarantee to bake ana
Pender Counnty Institute.
The Teachers'Institute for Pender
county, which has been held at
Burgaw during the week, closed
yesterday afternoon after having
been in session for five days. It
was called by Mr. James F. Moore1,
Superintendent of the Public
Schools. There were separate in
stitutes for the white and colored
teachers. The former was under
the .management of Prof M. C. S.
Noble, of this city, who returned
here last night.
Here on a Visit.
We
were glad to meet yesterday
and
renew our acquaintance with
Mr. Ed. Williams, formerly of Peii
der county, but now in charge of
the Western Union Telegraph office
at Birmingham, Ala. He is here on
a visit, to his brother, Mr. W. F.
Williams, of the C. C. R. R., and will
remain until Monday; The thirji
brother in this family, Mr. Eli Wil
liams, who is also a telegrapher,and
who at one time I held a position in
the Carolina Central offices in this
city, is now in Mexico.
At the Beach Last IN I slit.
There was a large crowd at Card
lina Beach last night, i In addition
to the large number who went
down on the earlier boats the Grove
carried about 400 on the 5 o'clock
trip and the Passport had a good
crowd at 7 o'clock. The Germania
Band rendered some beautiful
music, the concert beginning at 8
o'clock and continuing until nearlj
timQ for the last train to leave. The
Grove brought everybody back in
one trip but it required two trips of
the train to get all over from the
Beach to the Pier. S
Fifth Ward Hook and Ladder Co.
A meeting of Fifth Ward. Hook
and Ladder Company No. 1 was
held last night at the truck house.
The following officers were elected.
President Geo, W. Gafford.
Vice. President J. P. O'Sullivan.
Secretary O. H. Kennedy, Jr.
Treasurer J. M. McGowan.
reman J. G. Swanu.
First Assistant J. R. Roderick.
Second Assistant M. G. Silva.
Axemen A. A. Marine, O. B.
Watson, W. T. Harker, Theodore
Swann, Needham Farrow.
There was a full attendance f
members and much enthusiasm was
manifested. The meeting was ad
dressed. by Capt. McGowan, who
gave the boys much encourage
ment in their laudable purpose ijo
build up the Company aud extend
its usefulness.
For Next Week.
There is talk of big Itinies ahead
at the Hammocks and Wrightsville
Beach next week. The Ocean View
Railroad Co..propose to have a grand
pyrotechnic display, such as was
never seen here before, on some
night during the week, with music
and dancing in the pavilion on the
beach. The fireworks will be bee
fore moonrise and afterwards the
young folks can dance and ride on
the switchback by moonlight. j
Since the above was written Su
perintendent VanAmringe has in
formed us that the event is fixed for
next Tuesday night. There will be
music for dancing and an effort will
be made to secure the j services of ja
full band. It is very generously
proposed to donate half of the pro
ceeds to the fund for a Confederate
Home. Further particulars will be
made known in this paper on Mon
day.
Anniversary Services at St. Mark's.
The services at St. Mark's Church
to morrow promise to be of an un
usually interesting character. They
mark the beginning of the fourth
year of; the administration of its
present Rector. 'Holy Communion
will be celebrated at 11 a. m. Dart
ng the sermon the rector wilt give
statistics of the parish work for the j
past three years and other data
of a very interesting character. The
musical portion of the services wili
be rendered by a full chorus choir;
ed by organ and cornet under the
direction of Wm. H. Norwood, the! j
chorister of the church. : '
The evening service will be a ser-f
i
vice- of song, beginning at 7 o'closk.l
Everybody is especially invited.
Courteous ushers will be in attend
ance to welcome and seat visitors, i
The Offertory, morning and even-l'
mg, wm oe devoted to paying for
repairs on church and rectory.
The Register of Deeds has issued
marriage licenses this - week to one
white and one colored couple, t J.
Charlotte News
erson and family
Capt. T.rM.Eoi
and Mrs.. Davis,
Mrs. Daniels and Miss Daniels, pass
ed through Dm city to day. in a
special car for Rutherfordton; where
they expect , to remain for several
weeks. - V 1
Charlotte News: Capt. Richard A.
Torrance tax collector for Meck
lenburg ounty, yesterday 'after
noon received information that his
brother, Mr. John A. Torrance, of
H untpbvincrFt
stricken with paralysis. ; -
Mr. J. E. Montague, heretofore
night clerk at the Ortou House, will
succeed Mr. R. T. Burton, who has
accepftd a position in the Washington-
Hotel at Philadelphia. Mr.
Burton will carry with him the best
wishes of , a host of friends Ihere.
There is not a cleverer hotelist in
the South. j
Charlotte News: Mat. Chas. M.
Stediiian, accompanied by Mrs.
btedman, arrived, at the Central
last night from Wilmington, and
left this afternoon for Cleveland
Springs. From Cleveland they will
go to the Highlands. Maj. Stedman
spent to day at the Central and was
met by a number, of his Charlotte
admirers.
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
Look ids; Northward.
Miss Goodwin, who has been in
charge of the Ladies' Emporium at
115 Market street for some time past,
will leave for the North next Thurs
day where she will visit all . of the
leading, fashion centers and-wil
purchase a handsome line of Fal
and Winter millinery and fancy
goods.
Miss Annie Thompson has post
poned her intended trip to New
York until September 1st, when she
will take a position for a few weeks
with one of the largest millinery
houses in the city, to perfect herself
in the business.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
BEEF ! BEEF!
CAB LOAD OF UNUSUALLY
Fine Western Beef
RECEIVED YESTERDAY. WILL BE ON
STALLS TO-MOEROW,
Saturdayj and Next Week.
This cool spell is in favor of both seller and
consumer, as the meat can be sold without
going on ice. .
Call and see It. II you see It you will
buy it.
John F. Carrell,
Stalls 1 and 2, Front Strtet Market,soth side.
aug 9 2t
Improved Davidson Patent
Nipple "Health."
rpiIE ENLARGED RIM OR COLLAR AL-
l lows the neck to be bent without collans-
Ing, it causes the milk to be forced out when
pulled or contracted, and fortoa a fruard 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
i firmly; the child can almost entirely close' its
moutn wnen using it, thereoy allowing a
stronger hold and rendering it much easier to
nurse from, as the fluid will bc-rorce l from it
either-by biting, pulling or sucking; itjanbe
used without a lube, and as water can easily
enter into all its parts, it ean be kept clean
and sweet.
JA2VIII3
I. NUTT,
TheDruggi3t.
augotf
Making Room for Fall Goods
H1LE OUR STORE IS BEING EN
larged and remodeled we will . dose out bal-
ance of femmmer Good at greatly reduced
prices.
Brown Linen Vests 7)c, White Linen Vests
75c, Alpaca Coats tLOO to 14-00, 200 cassinaere
tsc. worth f 1.2s. I
straw HATS at less than cost. Must be
aug 9 lm
80 Maxfcet street.
T7A'Rv TTWTTf A T.T17C! I
w
E
WOULD LIKE nTkiJrrmmT 'Vrktr
I
luat j acK-rrost wm be here In a ' few ' months
d he fwUl steal away all; your beautiful
flowers, and for several long months you will
fifhl,110 slnce two 'heads la T bet"
iaiwne,' allow us to advise you for a mo-
thlosfbuSul St stock
FLOWERS ANDWREATHS
EVElt SOLD IN TniS lXARkET. . '
htftho" best bjfau is, We purchased those
BOXES OF FLOWERS
5
AT T TOD mTTiT . . '-
iucoo xuasi UiNJS-UALF THEIR VALDE,
compelled to buy the whole
stock In order to get them so cheap, and by
li&t reason we hare overstocked ourselves,
and to order to get clear of them we will
Ci-ii mi. i . .
oeii i uera at yearly wnat Tney
:' : COSt US., ., :
They are goto fast and now is mnr tma
come and-examine thpm nr. whnrTTT,
you will
And' several other
while here
bargains, as
we are
Clearing Out Our Old Stock
to make room fnr mil" nam VlTr -' emnnT.
p which our buyer is now purchasing.
Racket Store,
117 S. FRONT ST., WILHIXGTO; N a
RR k DRV jfe 11 4 vi adti
PKOPItlBTOItS.
Headquarters, New York.
aug 3 tf sat
TO THE FRONT!
Full Stock! Bottom Prices!
PAPER BGD,
STATIONERY, TWINES,
AND EVERY THING IN TUB '
Paper Line In theiState.
uet uur puces ana terms Derore piacmg your
orders for any thing In the
AS WIS ARE
HEADQUARTERS,
AND-
OFFICE AND SALESROOM 114 NORTH
WATER STREET. '
Wilmington Paper Go,
aug 7 tf , .; , r
in. his mm
State, balary SCO to 8 loo Der month. . lief-
erences exacted. j. g. BLaNCHARD.
aug 5 4w Gen. ManageT.Lock Box 1585.N. Y".
DRirJIC
MEXICAN SHERBET,
. A DELICIOUS BEVERAGE.
Only of
Jy25tf
MUNDS BROTHERS,
104 N. Front SU
Sale of Real Estate Under
Foreclosure,
i
BY VIRTUE OF THE POWER OF SALE
contained in a certain indenture' of mortgage
- - ' ' ' , - " . . .'
exceute by David Deal and Lucy A. Deal, his
wife, to 'The ClUzens' Building and Loan As-
sodatlon of. Wilmington, n. a,w-(default
having been made therela the undersigned,
as attorneys for said mortenc-w . wiii
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 lauds and premises conveyed in
and by said mortsraee deed, which urn sit
uated in the said city of "Wilmington, and are
bounded and described as follows: - jginnlng
at a point on the East line of Ninth street jaa
feet North of the Northeast intersection of
Princess and Ninth streets, and running
thence with Nintn street south 33 feet, thence
East parallel with Princess street. 133 feet,
thence North 33 feet, thence West parallel
with Princess street 102 feet to the East line
of Ninth street, the beginning being the West
part of Lot 3, in Block 186, according to the
official plan of said city. .
MARSDEN BELLAMY
' A. O. RICAUD, f . V
Attorneys for "The Citizen's Buildto andj
Loan Association of Wilnilngtonvl C"
aug 1 30c 7..
Snnimer Boarfl
LEASANT COUNTRY
BpARUXTCQ
miles from Llncolnton,
DaHymaiLCfrc0
visit to Llncolnton dally, if desired. :
Table satisfactory, with abundant supply tt
Meats, vegetables and Fruit. j
Cool, pleasant rooms.' f per month." can;
dren less. . Address
WANTED A MAN OF TEMPERATE AND
steady .habits, seeking employment, to
represent an old established house
, MRS. J. SI.RlCnARDSON,- .
. )Voodsido, Llncolnton, N. C