North Carolina Newspapers

: c i- - . ' - Vat u t'-aata record c.-icc.i 113 - efenitf. S8 V. i ,. Crwa cur fticri en toy taa m Ejects 1 sre months $3.00. Three . ctOO. Dl 1 - i. one mou-t w ttfdeuvered by carriers, free TslowandllberaL -in please repori, flive their paper regularly E f 1 . f t- - - 1 1 - - report aw and VOL XI I; WILMINGTON, N. C.J THURSDAY, AUGUST 15,1889. NO 192. The name ci U10 writer must always M fur- communications must fee written on . but one aide cf fna feaper, v :- ' i : Persrniaiinpa must toe avoided. i - ; ? And it is especially ana particularly under stood that the Editor does not always endorse the news of correspondents unless so stated in tne editorial columns. . . 4 w 'Z- -zz--- d iilDI LOCAL 3STEWS. Index to Nkw advkktiskmknts B F PJENNY Clothing W M cuMMiNa Mattresses Munds Bros Pharmacists Chas p Browns, Agt Meat Excursion -To Carolina Beach Forecasts. For North Carolina, showers and slightly cooler. iFor Wilmington and being gotten up for ! presentation to Duplin Roads. We understand that a petition is vicinity, showers. W. M. for sale. Cuunning has Pine Fibre t W. M. Cumming Nets and Bars. sells Mosquito t Refreshing and Invigorating Delicious Soda Water as drawn from Munds Brothers' magnificent j new soda fountain at a temperature of 34. Purest Fruit Syrup.Milk Shakes and Natural Mineral Water. We have a few Fluting Machines which we are closing out at less than factory cost. See them. N. Jacobi Hdw. Co t ,1 4 , . ! Mr. McKinley was nominated this morninjr for Governor by the Vir ginia State Democratic Convention, in session at Richmond. .VEANb NUTRITIOUS JUIOE .FIG3 OF CALIFORNIA. .. .a -ith the medicinal Coo, :vf c nnwn to be neficial; to the human famine an agreeable Wood is still scarce and continues to bring good prices. Dr. E. W. Ward, of Onslow coun ty, was in the city to day., Mr. and Mrs.'Geo. R. French left here last night for Baltimore. Mr. 'John H. Clark, of Clarkton, Bladen county, was in the city yes terday. ' 1 -XkMiV .1 . Atirp rmuiiuu 1 1 r a iiuu t - fc W e laxative to perma- Rice birds and oysters next month. There is tin "r" in both, as well as in September. . rf in ies&g oa a Siitionofthe- inns.uvtRABUbuwtw. IsthttostexceiiMi"-, MM THE SYSTEM EFFECTUALLY fita one U Bilious or Constipated -SO THAT KULTH and STRENGTH MTURAU.Y FOLLOW. Everyone is using it and all are deliettedwithit. O u,MisTcna This has been the warmest day of the week. The thermometer was at 1 88 at 1 o'clock. ' With the cool spell and the wind now from the Southwest, there should be some good fishing in the Sounds. l Mr. W. A. Dick led in the german at Island Beach hotel last night. There were about 20 couples in the dance. 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 cbnstipa -tion, to awaken the kidneys; and liver to a healthy activity, without irritating or weakening them, use Syrup of Figs, j Tlie Third Concert. To luorrow promises to be another big day at Carolina Beach, winding up at night with the third concert of the Germania Cornet Band.; The Grove will leave here at 5 o'clock and the Passport at 7 o'clock, j The last train leaves the Beach at 9 o'clock and everybody ought to be at home and in bed by half past 10 O'CIOCK. The C. F. & Y. V. R. R. wilt leave Long Creek on the right and Point Caswell on the left, four miles from the former place and three and Capt. John F. Divine, Superintends ent of the Wilmington and Weldon Railroad, asking for the construe tion of a new and larger warehouse at Wallace, generally known; as Duplin Roads. A correspondent at that place writes us to this effect and he says that about one hundred of the best citizens of the town and surrounding j country have signed the petition! lie says: "There is not a village on tlie line of the W. & W. R. R. ' wfrere the society is better than at Duplin Roads, and a more kind hearted, generous, char itable peoplej I does j not exist any where. It is a thriving village, 36 j miles from Wilmington, and a large amount of business is done here. The present 'warehouse is too small for the business and we believe that guilty, $10 or 30 days in the Capt. Divine will heed our request, jail a half from the latter. It is said that the station will be located at the fork, where. the old county I road and the Mt. Misery roads meet! 1 i City Court. j The following cases were disposed of by the Mayor to-day: Win. Holmes, unlicensed dog, "not guilty. Sim Garrison, drunk and down county NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TO THE FRONT! full Stock! Bottom Prices! WJ5 CAJRRY THE LARGEST STOCK OF . PAi-EE3 BAGS WRAFN!G Mil, BLiSk BOOKS, STATIONERY TWINES, A2D EVERY TIIIN9 IN TIIE , Paper Line in the State Get our prices and terms before placing your orders for any thing In 'the .HSTE, AS WE ARE HAHOf AOTVJBID ONLY BY CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. UU FRAHCISCO. CAL. mm. p. new york. N.r. Farsaleby . ROtJEUT Ki HELL, A MY, ' . i WHOLESALE DRUGGIST, piSUdlw j . Wilmington, N CI Mercurial Poison. - . Mercury ts frequently injudiciously used by juck doctors in cases of malaria and biooa patson. its alter effect 13 worse tnan tbe original iistise. B.i B..B. (Botanic uiooa Balm cowains no mercury, but will eliminate mercurial poison from the system. Write to Blood mim Co., Atlanta, Ga., for book of eoartnetiz proof ot its curatixe virtuev . L F. Mttoa, Jackson, Tenn writes: 'I aalt malaria in Louisiana, and when tne r it last broke, mvavstem was saturated wia poison; and I had sores In my mouth and tm oa my tongue 1 I got two bottles of B. li,i!Uch healed my tongue and mouth and sideinewman of me." la. Richmond, Atlanta, Go., writes: "My Ocooia hardly see. Doctors called it syph- ac iritis. Her eyes were in a areaarui con- Jan. Iter appetite failed. She had pain in taioints and bones.. Her kidneys were de- nftd&lso, and no one thought she could be Dr. ouiam recoramenaea u. a. b.. nuUm used until her health was entirely LP. & Jones, Atlanta, Ga., writes: 4Iwas WW nth copper colored eruptions, loss of lrete, pain In back, aching Joints, debility, iaon, loss of hair, sore throat, and great frtwsness. B. B. B. put my system In fine Pimples, boils and other humors are liable to appear when the blood pets heated. To cure them, taKe liooa s oarsapariua. The dwellers in cottages at the seashore say that it was delightfully pleasant with them last night. So was it here, for that matter. A fine load of Fayetteville wa termelons were on the market yes terday and to day. They sold at from 20 cents to 50 cents each. The shell road is nw in splendid condition. With a good horse the drive from the city to the Sound, a good nine miles from Market Dock, can be made in an hour or so. 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 exnerienced. N. Jacobi Hdw. Co. t Paint your house with Regal Ready Mixed Paint j 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 fanes C. Munds, Agjt y Z, DRUGGIST." 1 KU L1XE OP PURE-DRUGS AND Oystermen say that we will have some as good oysters in September as we generally get in November or December. The rains during so much of the Summer have had a good effect on the bivalves. Thanks to Bro. Blount, of the Wilson Mirror, tor his pleasant ; references to our humble self. We fully reciprocate his kindly feelings but are too modest to republish fiiNUFACTUBING 00. whathesaya mm Physicians' Prescriptions a spe--T. fancy ana Toilet Articles In great va- pBljlas3FRE. . - lanl5 Defined Duties. The duties of the J3oard of Public Charities, the members of which were appointed ikst Saturday by Governor Fowle are thus defined by section 2271, chapter 2, volume 2 of the Code: "The Board of Public Charities and the members of the General Assembly shall be ex officio visitors of all insane asylums. It shall be the duty of the Board of Public Charities to visit the asylums from time to time, as thev may deem ex pedient, to examine into their con dition and make report thereon to the General Assembly, with such suggestions and remarks as they mav think Droner. And to said Board, and to the Board of Direc tors of his Asylum, and to the Gen eral Assembly only, shall each Superintendent be required to make reports or furnish statistics. A Ducking for the Ducks. Mr. James Bowden, of Summer's Rest, was out sailing yesterday at Wrightsville with four young ladie? , two daughters of Capt; Manning and two others, j daughter and niece of Capt. Tribou, of the Clyde line. When in the Banks Channel a flaw of wind struck the boat and I she capsized in ten j feet of water. The Misses Manning are excellent swims mers and retained their presence of mind. They were on tho bottom of the boat and clinging to it by one hand while bv the other each held and supported one of the other young ladies, before Mr. Bowden could reach them. Capt. John H. Daniel, Mr. Martin Daniels and Messrs. Raymond Nolan and Sam nel Bauersfelt went to their assist ance in the yacht Vixen and rescued them from their uncomfortable po sition. ! We receive and ship more freight than any station . South of Mt. Olive, on this road.! We hope the day is not far distant when wre will have here a handsome,commodious, brick warehouse. I "The citizens of this place and of the surrounding country are more than glad to weloome badk here, as agent and telegraph operator, that clever and courteous young gentle man, Mr. C. E. Gay. He is held in very high esteem here." The Acme Centennial Catalogue of the University of North Carolina. This is considerably more than an MAXCFACTCRKR8 OF Quite a number of engagements ordinary catalogue. In addition to the enilizers. Pine Fibre and Fibre Matting.- and enquiries have already been t made for the Opera House this Fall and if only the railroad schedules suit we will have a brilliant season in the theatrical line. Confederate Veterans. The adjourned meeting of Confed erate Veterans of ! New Hanover county, held last night at the Cowrt House, was well attended. Col. E. D. Hall called the meeting to order. Col. DeRossetjfromthe committee on organization, reported a form of constitution for the "Confederate Veterans Associa tion of New Han over County',1' which after some amendments, was adopted. A motion was adopted that the constitution may be amended or re g gQQ pealed by a two third vote of those , Vfn Dresent at any regular meeting. 1,JUU An ameAtlment that no fees or dues shall be paid by any disabled member was adopted, but on motion of Mr. Heinsberger was reconsider 1 ed, when it was moved and adopted that any member may be exempted from payment of dues or fees by the executive committee. The officers are to be elected an nually at the regular meeting in April, and shall consist of a com mander, first and second vice com manders, a secretary and treas urer, and assistant secretary and treas urer. An election for offices was held, which resulted as follows: Commander Col. J. D. Taylop. First Vice Commander Maj. T. D. Love. j Second Vice Commander Wm.H. Green. ! Secretary and Treasurer Win- Blanks- Assistant Secretary and Treasurer S. G. Hall. ' ! Executive Committee Col. E. D. Hall, Q. W. Huggins,1 P. Heinsber ger, Col. W. L. DeRosset. On motion, it was resolved that Eugene Batesviolating the dray ordinance,"not guilty. The Merry Burglar. George Lucas and James Jones are the names of the two worthy colored men who assisted in the ar rest of the burglar, David Wiggs, on Tuesday morning. They espied the fellow and thinking his move-, ments susocious they watched him and were present and assisted in the arrest. Wiggs is in jail yet. Some of the articles have been identified among other things the dresses. The silk dress belonged to Mrs. Geo. Lewis and was stolen from her house. . A clored woman bv the name of Milley. Walker was arrested this morning on the charge of having some of the stolen sroods in her possession and was an accomplice of the burglar. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. HEADQUARTERS, ' -AND PRICES ROCK BOTTOM. OFFICE AND SALESROOM 114 NORTH WATER STREET. v Wilmington Paper Co. aug 7 tf Meat. LBS SUGAR CURED SHOULDERS LDS. SMOKED SHOULDERS, tat must be sold at once. CHAS. F. BROWNE, Aet, 128 Nortn Water St., Wilmington, N. c. aug 15 tf d&w CONCERT AT CfiROLIM BEACH FRIDAY EVENING. SYLVAN grove leaves at 5 p. m. PASSPORT leaves at 1 p. m. Last train leaves Beac.n at 9 p. m. aug 15 It PIG PISH ! PIG FISH ! I ALWALYS KEEP A SUPPLY OF - on Hand. As I nave my own boat and seme I always keep from 200 to aoo on liand. Pic nic parties can be served witli Fisn or correo. Meals 35cl or -81.00! a Day. JA8. A. HEWLETT. Restaurant in ioo yards of Switchback. Good CIGARS and ice cool BEER always oh hand. . - Jy 11 tf Carolina Insurance Company,: OF DIRECTORS OF THE I - " - Carolina Insurance company have decided to leave open the Books of subscription to the capital stock of said company until septem bee 1st, 1889, when they will bo closed pcrma- aoiaer mt vviimingiou niwreaicu iu auiua tent in the company. ' , ' ' The value of the shares ie $10 60 and sub scriptions will be received for an amount irom tne snare upwaras. suDscnpuons win be taken by any member of the Board of Di rectors or the subscription committee. g. w. Williams, President. M. s. willard, secretary. Directors: G. W. Williams. 'Donald Mac- Rae, D. L. Gore D. G. Worth, Clayton Giles, soiomen, vouers. . Subscription committee G. W. Williams, N. B. Rankin, D. L. Gore, M. S. Willard. augHSt . . riHE BOARD 1 X DRINK UEXICAN SHERBET, A DELICIOUS BEVERAGE. Only of . jy 25 tf MUNDS BROTHERS, " 104 N. Front St. f'LMlNGTON, N.C. Kinston wnocame here with the I inlnnJ nvnll.oinnistc f mill ftolflS VU1UI CU CAViUISiuiuawo i v-. ' " PPOTation of our fertilizers ling the evening they favored us with a delightfal serenade for which they have our thanks. lCrm-o M a Wgh grade manure lists of names of officers and stu dents, 1789-1889, it contains an in terestinar and valuable historical sketch, covering 63 pages, by PresH twenty members shall constitute a dent Battle, with 11 full page plates quorum for tne transaction 01 ousi The catalogue proper gives, very concisely, the leading facts in the lifpofpanh student, graduate and non-graduate, as far as these facts could be ascertained by the'couipil Mrs.. C. P. Snencer. wno nas Virginia Arsenic Bromine and Lithla Water, FOR SALE BY GfiM, is now established, and Stf.PIree years' use in the hands of B -rwcra 01 this flnrt nthr SfAtfia wm I , made from the leaves of our MaSfv13 conceded to be equal to any tot trvTH? increasing. It has vlr- liteR.1,1? other fabric r bT 2r v OL is extensively used for looses, and as a filling for fiiiost equal to hair, belngllght -Ef! against insects. : FttoK.0 reuable parties using our aoww? at our office, or will be mall- lanitf riuiina seacn. Jfi2,8SYLVAX r vt vw-n v 1 on CaVe fl allT- C. .1 II. 1 n r. m.. Capt. Ward, of the steamer Delta, from Point Caswell, tells us that the water in Black River is now falling off very fast. It fell four Inches at Point Caswell yesterday morning. It has been one of the highest freshets ever known. fA tart u-aiacn at 9:30 a. m.. p. i?iEpa'.P;.m- Trains returning, leave tJ4!inv"at-'a.sm.. D I'm 11 1 12:30 p. m., 5.15 teavesouthpoftnt 6:3) a. m. and Frtosloavlnrat 5p. m. and 7 p. Stoves. We have a very large I line, made by the best factories, 01 the latest and most improved styles, which we guarantee to bake and cook well and tq-give general satis- j faction. Our low prices will aston ish and our Stoves please you er, done-her work with skill." It is an array of famous names such as few institutions in the Uni ted States can produce, names I of men who have bought fame to North Carolina and the whole coun try, as well as to their alma mater at Chapel Hill. ness. j The meeting adjourned subject to the call of the Commander. The constitution states the pur pose of the organization; that it shall be composed of paroled, hon orably resigned or discharged offi cers and enlisted men of the army or navy of the Confederate States, and each applicant for membership shall furnish satisfactory proof of honorable service and discharge. The annual dues are $ 1.00, payable auarterlv or annually in advance. in JAMES ID- 3STT7TT, 818 NORTH FRONT STREET. aug 13 tf j 1 ! ' j PIANOS. riiHE UNDERSIGNED WILL GO TO NEW York September 1st for the purpose of making. special selections of PIANOS for customers, ao many worthless instruments are now thrown on the market that a personal selec tion by a competent Judge is almost a neces sity. We guarantee by this method not- only aualityj but a saving m cost. For circulars call on or address ; . a j ' E. VanLAEB, I 407 Red Cross St., Wilmington, N. C. wo nave on hand several fine new PIANOS and ORGANS which we offer at a bargain. Also, four good second-hand Pianos at a sac rifice. ; augiiw The catalogue is a good sized book Regular meetings will be held of 250 pages, and is by far the hand- April and October of each year, and that somest publication of the kind we have seen. The Bursar of the University, Maj. W. T. Patterson, will forward a copy on receipt of fifty cents. Making Room for Fall Goods I . ! HILE OUR STORE IS BEING EN will close out bal- greatly reduced Jacobi Hdw. Co. They "Swore liko out Army in Flanders, N. ' maybe said of many sufferers from Joce a? g channel or uget calculated lsafeiy enjoy the pleasures of you over fiftjf five per KlBnirtn' auupiy oDservmg tne piaini A Shirts, we have got them by the tffiS n5& of million, made by good and skilful, nana; come ana see us, wtj wm wvc cent. We'll plaln not eharere Vou fancy prices, treat watpfi11 houses, supplied vou wejr dbnt be afraid, therefore ome and patronize; us money sav ia mnnpv made, at ! the VWilming- r ton ShirtFactorv, 123 Market street. ! W. M.x awnine. tf Mattresses. ' Indigestion, and their resultant irn- 1 .T amTr" ana common sense. with ,r iacuea and children, are ie. poUte female attendants In ' SjjSfliiSS"-;180 alway3 L tWeen Market and princess Sts. F'tfn JOHN W. HARPER. TiAntlv removeil Vv the use of Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets tiny, lit tle, sugar-coated anti-bilious Gra nules; nothing like them, One a dose. Druggists. J , . ! the annual reunion snail oe neia during,the encampment of the State Guard,"as designated by the com mander. . j A resolution was adopted instruct ing the secretary to forward 4o' the Secretary of the. State Association the plan of organization and the ,75c, Alpaca coats $L00 to f 4.00, 200 Cassimere niimes of the officers elected, signi- pants $2.na to t4 50. French Percals shirts at fying willingness to cooperate with ; 7'twaav hats at less than cost. Must te Mfnt ftrwriniTntlnn in all matters ' sold. North Carolina. . aug9im aiaru w larged and remodeled we ance of 'bummer Goods at prices. i . T'.mwn T.mpn Vests 70c. White Linen Vests W ANTED A MAN OF TEMPERATE AND steady halts, seeking employment, to represent an old established house in hia own State. Salary S60 to loe per month. Ref erences exaeted. J. G. BLANCHARD, aug 5 iw Gen. Manager.Locic box i55,iN.x. NOW THAT THE ENCAMPMENT IS OVER WE HAVE LETT A FEW OF OUR Spring and Summer Suits, WHICH '.WE ARE OFFER! tabilitv. intellectual sluggishness, ennui, etc. The temptation to thus however, is speedily and perina pertaining to the welfare or benefit , of tne veterans oi Cumming Headquarters for Sash, Doors and Buiiders' Supplies is tiie 21. Jacob! ' ' ; Hdw. Co. They sell the best goods , i,UUU renovates old at prices that yOu pay for those of.; i f f.i in inferior quality. . t - For Sale. J LBS. OLD TTPE METAL, CLEAN and In good condition. mylX.tt Apply at Will be sfihl encap. THIS OFFICE Regardless of Cost, IN ORDER TO MAKE ROOM FOR OUR FALL AND WINTER STOCK; call and bo convinced of the above. I guar antee to ; Sell 20 Per Cent. Less . than any other house in the city. Bf.'F. PEWWY. TIIE CLOTHIER, ' ' jy 19 tf 110 Market Street. . ; .r Sale of Real. Estate Under Foreclosure, - "gY VIRTUE OFTHE POWER OF SALE oontalned in a certain indenture of mortgage executed by Uavld Deal and Lucy A. Deal, his wife, to "The Citizens Building and Loan AS- sociation of Wilmington,' N.' C.,w (default having been made therein) the undersigned; . as attorneys for said mortgagee, Willi 'a Thursday, the 5th day of September, 1895, at 12 o'clock UAt the Court House door, in the dtyof Wlirtgton, seU, by public auction. for casn, tuuanaa ana premises conveyeu ia and by said mortgage deed, which are sit uated in the said city of Wilmington; and aro bounded and described as follows: ' lieglnnlnp: at a point on the Ea3t line of Ninth Btreet I'm loot 'Knrth rvf th Vortrionaf. Intmuttm tt- Princess and Ninth streets, and running thence with Ninth street South 33 feet, thence East paraUel with 'Princess street 133 feet, thence North 33; feet, thence West parallel -with Princess Btreet 133 feet to the East una of Ninth street, the beginning being the West , part of Lot 3. in Block 130, according to the official plan of said city.' u - , - ;MARSDEN BELLAMY. .,.... A.G.KICAUD, Attorneys for The citizen's Building and Loan-Association of Wilmington, N. cv . General Manager, . r r 'i