PLZASX NOTICX.
we tm be glad to rccctTs cctecmsscau
crom oar mends on nj nd ail mjectl , .
renend interest, bat .
The name of the writer must always be
clshed to the Editor.
Communicatlona must bo wrtneB on "
one side or the paper. , - ' '
Personalities must be avoided,
And it la especially and particular! nade
stood that the Editor does not always endors
the views or correspondents unless so
in the editorial" columns.
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WILMINGTON, N. C. SATURDAY, MARCH 29, 1890.
NO 90.
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FiGS OF CALIFORNIA.
( ,:.c,l wtb the medicinal
ofpbitkno tobe
f w-nefu-ial to tlie uumau
Active laxative to perraa-
t v cure na. .7, :
03 and the- many ills de
ling i a weak or inactive
taMionof the
fe,LSVERJND BOWELS.
r"d-iH. rna-dy known to
'wStTHESrSTM EFFECTUALLY
u cr.e K.i:ou or Constipate J
I.U.IUOOD. RIFR"HmQ8LIIP.
HEALTH and ITREHU i n
HATRAlLV follow.
Erery one is using it and all are
flighted with it.
AS VOOR ORUCOIST FOB
MANUFACTURED ONUY BY "
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
SAM FRANCISCO, CAL. ,
For sale fcr
UOtfEKT K BELLAMY.
WHOLESALE DRUGGIST,
mch a U diw iimmgton, iN. c-.
The joiners of Vienna are. talking
of proing on a strike but they haven't
yt said "joiners" to any of the other
trades.
INDEX TO XVT AITKRTI31tMKXT34
l O Cox von For Rent
Mcxds BKOs--Phannacists
W M Gumming Mattresses
Sociable Vibernlan Association
Johm J Fowler Sealed Proposals
W M crMMiKO Mechanics' Home Associate
Dr. Hanau, of Zurich, has success
fully propagated cancer in rats by
inoculation. AncLthat's what's the
matter witnnanau - Day,g iength 12 hours and 30 luin-
Ordinarily there is the difference j ute?. . '
of but one little letter between a Sunset to morrow after at 20 min
corps and a cWpge . and 'sometimes utes past c o'clock.
there is not that much. , c. : .
r.-. The Rock Spring Hotel is for rent.
Gold has been discovered in a! See ad. of Maj. P. O'Connor in this
gravel bank near Sioux Falls, S. T. issue.
But that is nothing. There is gold ,
in every bank in the country.
f ...a finll vrtr, 1 Uma Atraf
j Saw, with frame for 10 cents. N.
Jacobi Udw. f
Thev are trvini? to .build a bisr
- C3 i
Washington Memorial arQh in New j The Young Men's meeting Sunday
York and by time the money, is all ' afternoon, at 5.30 o'clock, will be
in people will begin to inquirers to conducted by Mr. John B. Hand.
wboGetrgeWashington was. X hf aepvieGS ftt uacin street
The Russian physician, Dr. Bap
chlnski, announces that he has dis
covered a cure for diphtheria. He
'Ftrrk iiternipnfa fhia troolr in O.lk-!
dale, an adult and a child; one, an
adult, ia Bellevue, and four, three
adults a$d one child, in Pine Forest.
ThfcTJind impure blood is made
rich atlf healthful by taking Hood's
Sarsapd Ula. It cures scrofula, salt
rheumVl blood disorders.
Sealedfproposals wilt be received
at the Mayor's office until 12 o'clock
on Monday next, for boarding the
city mules and horses, furnisTiing
drivers, &c. -
The Register bf Deeds has issued
marriage licenses this week for two
eouples;4oth colored. Thus far this
month he has issued 17v ot which 4
were for white couples and. 13 for
colored couples.
Primrose & West's minstrels are
to play heFe next Friday night at
the Opera House. It ill be some
thing firood. We all recollect Thatcu-
says the disease is easily
inoculation of erysipelas.
Methodist Church will commence at er. Primrose &: West's visit here last
8 o'clock hereafter and until further Winter and what a fine show it'was.
notice. . . tj:
r Oriy-lWO VJroa.Ul" inmaus, ,iiuiu
the Scuffietown section of Robeson
Some unknown person has been
sending onf-thousandpound notes
in .anonymous letters to various
charities in England, and to relieve
all suspicion we state most emphati
cally that it wasn't done by any one
in this office.
Caffeine Seidlitz.
iUTnEsrEEDY ItELIEF OF NERVOCS
h.iuche and brain tatleue. depressloa
'lftwiE? ii.?oholiL' and other excesses, heart-
irn. cenous debiUty. etc. one craln of
iTdrtbromate ol caffeine in eacn tiose. .mix
poders !n water and drinic during ener
i.rav. JAMES D. NLTT, Apothecary.
S X. Fmnt St., Wilmington, V. mch 19
Itlmmistmtor's Sale.
TIT VIDTL E OF A DECREE OF THE SU
priot court of Hanover county, raaae
1 1 .Tnaln siecUl proceeding there pending
rttfeii II. A. London. Administrator ot
J. iioore, plaintiff, and Mary F. Quince
Mothers. defendants, 1 will, on FRIDAY,
p 11th daj of April, 1890, at 12 o'clock M.,
pcml to sell, for Cash, at the Court Ilouse
p. In tne Oty ot Wilmington, by public
tcuon, one undivided halt of that lot of Land
Siid city, beginning at the Intersection of
t Southern line otToomer's Alley with the
ptern line of Front street, running thence
psh with Front street feet, thence East
uUly 5i fet-t, thence Northwardly 4 feet to
tcers Alley, and thence West wlthToom
Irs Alley -j) feet to beginning.
U. A. LONDON,
Admlniv.rator.
mch mch T 15 L2 :9 api 5 io
ponimissioiier's Sale.
VIRTIE AND: IN PURSUANCE. OF A
jrw of the suiierior court of New Hanover
pisty.the ttnderslgnect Commissioner wll
r" IMflic aiK-rion. at the Court Finns
r.oa Tl-Esiuv. April 1st, I), at 11
f- In the city or Wilmington:
naiQ,- at the southeast corner of Mar
Frtt srrr. , and tunning thence
'Haitrnt lurc-r. m.,rc or less, to the
miiLfcf nftuneotirts Alley, thence
-irji.iobj. u,,. Nouhern Hne;of said
LJift. mon-ot i.,, to the Uuo of the
Uj:,,, Nonhwardly along said
'tMhe soath, H:i une of Market street and
I vv' ?tw-T iiy to tue beginning, being a
I Trrr. .
v ia. ..r oaf-halt cash, one-fourth
a u-i.t "J mx months and nefonrtn
1 nre mont. at t ho discretion of the Com-
your money
choice.
and you takes your
cured by The cautionary signal was chang-
You pays ed last night. The Northwest sig- county, have pulled up stakes and
nal was substituted for
west signal.
the South- gone to Kansas. They have become
dissatisfied because of failure of the
i 1 1 V l- 1 . main tlanonrionfP.
When readv.to build. Daint orre-ruilu" 'T- ' '
nrU-nn- lur severni yctti
A city comtemporary advises its
readers here to 'have their trunks
whitewashed." What in the world
does this mean? We have scratched
out nearly all of the remaining hairs
on our head trying to imagine why
in the world people should white
wash their trunks! k
nair vou will find it to vour
tage to buy your material of the N.
Jacobi Hdw. Co. t
To-morrow morning, at 11 o'clock,
lev. 11. B. Anderson will preach ex
clusively to men at Bladen Street
Methodist Church.
It is proposed that plates and
dishes used on board ship be fitted
with iron bottoms, so that by means
ot electro-magnets placed beneath
the table they may be kept in place
during the rolling of the vessel.
Next thing you know they will be
wanting to try the same thing on
the passengers so that they can keep
their seats at the table.
The case of 'Boyle, the ex-priest,
who is charged with a terrible out
rage on the person of Miss Geneva
whitaker. a vounsr. Dure ana vir-
tnoiisgirl, will probably be given
to the jury .to night. He was tried
a year ago and found guilty but the
case was carried to the Supreme
Court on what -some people
term a technicality, but which was
in reality 'a trivialty. A new trial
wasorderedT
The prediction conies from' the
Signal office that New Orleans and
all of the low-lying lands in Louis
iana and Mississippi are in danger
of a complete overflow from the im
mense volume of water now accum
ulatihg in the upper Mississippi and
its large tributary streams. It may
be. three weeks before, the danger
becomes imminent and in the mean
time the people are warned to see
safety for themselves and their pos
sessions in flight to higher grounds
The disaster at Louisville was
somewhat magnified at first, so far
as the loss of life is concerned, but
still the figures remaiu at an appall-
in he tent. It was only last nigu
that communication was reestab
lished and some definite information
conul be obtained. Although me
disaster occurred on Thursday even
ing yesterday's New York papers
had not learned anythingof it, which
shows the complete jsolat ion of the
The high winds yesterday were
productive of one benefit. They
swent the streets clean, But then
people had to eat the dirt.
Thesociable of the Hibernian BeJ
novelent Sotiety will take place on
Easter Mondav night, April 7th.
The committee consists of Col. John
L. Cantwell and Messrs. Thos. guin-
livan, Win. Sheehan and V. J.
Tracy. Tickets, admitting lady and
gentleman, $1.
St. I'rtnl' K. I. Church.
English services will be held in St.
Paul's E. L... Church, corner Market
and Sixth street, Rev. F. W.E. Pes
tlIt pleases me so 1 shall use no
other,' is what the farmer said when chau, Pastor, to morrow (Sunday)
nei-oi nhnnt thp Rov f!lint)er Plow, hnth at 11 a. in. and at 7.30 p. m
sold by the N. Jacobi Hdw. Co. t All are welcome at the services.
Commencing with to-morrow night
and continuing until notice, the ser
vices at Grace M. E. Church will
commence at 8 o'clock.
This
St. Paul' Episcopal CliHrcli.
Services at St. Paul's Episcopal
Church to morrow, Palm Sunday,
at 11 a. m. and 8 p. m. Sunday
school at 3 p. m. Seats free at all
services. The church will be op-
Ask for "Our Old Chief
navtr nnrl iimimvprl WaillSUtta Shirt
is now readvandforsale atour Shirt propruueiy mm u.miu...vuc.i,
Pont,v nnlv nt 77c. V22 Market St.. ed with palms
A. UVIVI J n - w
J. Elsbach, prop.
"6
Paint vour Buggy for 75 cents,
iit " witli lietroit carer. 1'aint, a
varnish and paint combined. Guar
anteed to irive satisfaction. Sold by
the N. Jacobi Hdw. Co. t
Messrs. R. H. Hewlett, of Mason-
boro, and Shephard, from a j
farm near the city, both had beets
in thfl market this morninsr. They
gold for 25 cents a bunch.
The Christian Association of St.
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
monv with nature to effectually
cleanse the system when costive or
bilious. For sale in 50c and $1.00
bottles by all leading druggists.
Little Lord Fauhtleroy (Sp.it) Can be Seen
at I. Snxier's.
I. Shrier, who is always aheacl in
introducing new novelties, will sell
this week the Lord Faiuntleroy and
Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church Alfonso (King of Spain) suit. Also
will hold' its quarterly meeting at a full line of children's Kilt Suits at
the lowest price Tor cash oniy. j.
Shrier. corner Front and rnncess
j
4.30 o'clock to morrow (Sunday) in
Luthern Memorial Building
A general religious experience
meeting will be held by the business
and workingmen's prayer and ex
streets.
tf
Idwt Niitht' Alarm.
The alarm of fire last night, about
perience meeting at the Seaman's 12 o'clock, came frOm the dwelling
Bethel to-night ati o'clock.
Fiftv years ago to day St. James'
Church was consecrated for divine
servic. Col. Burr, in his excellent
"Sketch St. of James' Parish.' frives
a f ulland, interesting account of the
event.
Nobodv knows just what to io
with 'Peck's Bad Bqv He is so
lawless and nnscnievous.
nf a colored man by the name of
Fisher,'on Eleventlvstreetvb.etvveeii
Princess and Chestnut. The flames
were suppressed by the patent ex
tinguishersof the Wilmington Hook
and Ladder Co. No. 1 and the dam
age was not much,
NEW ADVEKTISEMENTS.
NEW ADVKKTI8EMENT8;
roi: sai-k.
Mattresses and Springs.
Kenovatmg done to order promptly.
W. M. CUMMINfJ.
have though; Ue should be sent to
sea. We don't know about that,
but if he is subject to colds, we'd re-
.1 T"k UnlPa PiMinll Q.Ilirk
While prayers ascend in our sanc
tuaries to-morrow for the sufferers
lv the tornado and cvclon'e let
Grace Church To-Morrow.
Grace Methodist E.Church,8onth,
Some Northeast corner of Mulberry and
Fourth streets, Rev. Walter S.
Creasy, Pastor. Services to mor
row at 11 o'clock a. m. and $ p.
id. Sabbath School 3:30 p. m, .Wei
ly prayer meeting ard leeture, Wed
nesday evening, at oV-lock. Seats
thanks be also offered for tle P.rQ. ; . . n-, . -,f,t
. - r- -
'-Mt?j.
r-d payments to be secured
i ! land.
tection and safety o( quv owu city.
I 1 ' ' '" :
to
7.45
l. lvn
Ml f3
n. O CONNOR,
commissioner.
2-.t 31
citv bv the breukinc of the wire
The cyclone spread over a territory Servteehin St. John's Church
a nnarterof a mile wide ami 'three, morrow: Holy Communion at
miles In (engtli.. Some 6f the finest a. m.: Morning Prayer and sermon
and most "substantial buildings in at 11 o slock; Evening Prayer, at
the citv were leveled. The loss of 5.3D o'clock. Sunday School 3.30 p. m.
i - - . ' . '
iiirianii in tne iinnuretis out mc; - , , . -ti-
j statements on this poirjt wevu very t (,nstoMls , jjiveJ the average weights
jcpr$teoK. Not only Louisville but of coUon baes sllippetl from thia
surrounding towns were uisu um.ti . fo,.OWjil Sentem
edandthelossof life and property j 1oumls; October, 4951: No-
in Jeffersonville, Bowling Jir rrnM , vember, 480 -December. 477; Jan
Mptropplis is very gtea I ;mrv As: March, tm.
Pains In the back are frequently j
1 11 -tl-(lllL irS UL MULK 3IIUKCI1
i-wa,N.c.iaiarcns3. isoa caused by. suiuen wpncniug u , - - J V . i
' l.i ,ntf;.ntinna of of bv ns vestertlav as m CQntemvda-
jVT Cr I 1 I ' niT! I 'Salvation Qif will give permanent ' tion by the 34echanicsV Iome Asso
2 -I SjrV-5 Clatioo was decided upon at a meet.
r'iuiATuiN opTHKHH PsnvTiiK 8aie uT.M.M, r; irnnt the Board of Ili rectors held
. i - ; mm J it -i T ' f - ' . -
f
,rt car.iiin.t car Servlcp Avaitoq h
i Maui further n&tlca.
iftst evening, anil subscript Ion book
The Scarlet Ueast.
EUler J. P, King will deliver the
fourth lecture of the s-rie on the
PrapheUo Chart at the Advent
Church tcrmorrow (Sunday ynlgltU
The subject will be the Scarlet Beast
of Revelations, 17th chapter
t ions to ha. discuejd are: What isi
symbolize by the beast, his seven
heads, ten horn9 and the woman
ridert All are velcome. Seats free.
at. Jatnea. Sh S.nndj in,LnV'
oly Comra.unior 7;9Q ui.iMora
ing Prayer and, sermon, H a. m.-
Sunday school, 5:30 p. m.; Kvemitiri
prayer, 5 p. ui, j
Holy Week Monday, Tuesday J
W'exinewlay, Thursiav and t riday.
j ll a: m.; 8 p. m
Forecasts.
For Noith Carolina, colder and
air to day and warmer anir fair on
Sunday. For Wilmiugton and viein-
ty, fair weather.
Falui Sunday.
To morrow is.known in the Church
Calendar as Palm Sunday. It is
observed in commemoratiou of
Christ's, triumphant entry into
Jerusalem when the multitude cut
palm branches, and strewd them in
lis way, crying: "Hosanna to the
Son of David: Blessed is he that
cometh in tlt name of the Lord;
rlosanna irr the highest.' It is the
ast Sunday in Lent.
American History.
The April Magazine of Ametican
History is notable for the timeliness
of its topics and the clever style in
which thev are treated. The open-
ng paper by the editor conducts
the reader Into a fresh and untrod
den field, and no one who glances
over the first page will be inclined
to lay the periodical aside without
making a complete tour of South
America. "The Romance of the
Map of the United States" reveals
in a pleasant fashion much that is
new and curiouslv entertaining.
"Laval, the Firs.t Bishop of Quebec;''
and "Diplomatic Services of George
William Erving,"' by Hon. J. L. M.
Curry, ex-Muiister to bpam, are
scholarly productions of. the first
importance and interest-. "Wash
L
inston at the Columbus Exposition,"'
An Account of Pennsylvania, 1705.'
''Anecdote of Lord Chief Justice
Holt," and "Westward to the South
Seas, 7 are varied, instructive ami
delightfully readable. This great
historial monthly, the only one of
its kind in the country, and the best
in the world, grows more and more
popular every year, exerting an ed
ucational and healthful influence in
m i x . i
every orancir or literature aim
study. The six departments, of
which no mention is here made for
want of space, are worth in them
selves the entire subscription price,
$5 a year. . Publisled at 745 Broad
way.
Kind Word of Cheer.
When a proprietor knows he has
a grand and good remedy for the
ma)iy ills that ilesh and blooa are
heir to, it pleases him exceedingly to
receive such evidences ot apprecia
tion as follows:
W. F. Miles, Miles ville, N. C
writes: "I have used Botanic Blood
Balm and find it to be all that it is
recommended to be."
D. C. Blanton, Thomasville. Ga..
writes: "I have used Botanic Blood
Balm in my family as a tonic and
blood purifier with highest satisfao
torv results."
F O. Hoffman, editor Times, Rocky
Mount, Va., writes: "I am pleased
to say that Botanic Blood Balm is
the best' appetizer and tonic for del
icate nebDle I ever saw. It acted
like a charm in rav case."
F. H. Hickey, 120 Main street,
Lynchburg, Va.t writes: "1 was
broke out all over with sores, and
my hair was falling out. Afterusing
a few bottles of Botanic Blood Balm
mv hair ouit falling out and all the
lores got well."
Julia K. Johnson, staiioru s r. u.,
S. C, writes: "I had suffered M
years with eczema and was at times
confined to my lied. The itching
was terrible, Mv son-in-law got me
one half dozen bottles of Botanic
Blocsd lialm. which entirely cured
me, and I ask you to publish this for
the benefit of others suffering in
like manner''
August A. Klagtft, ? 10 St. Charles
t reet, Baltimore, Md.. writes: "From
my outh I suffered from a poison
ous taint in my blood. My face and
Uchv was continually affected with
eruptions and sores. 1 am now 43
- mm a . A .1
years of age and nau neen irwueu
both in Germany and America, but
no reinedv overcame the trouble un
til I used Botanio Blood Balm. I
have used alout twenty bottlesand
now my skin is clear, smooth and
healthy, and I consider the poison
permanently driven from my blood.
I indorse it as the best blood re.u-edy."
OCsmSmE
For Rent.
THE 1'tOCK SPRING HOTEL, S3
Rooms.
Apply to
mch 2y it
1). OX'ONXOR. '
Real Estate Agent.
Sociable.
THE HIBERNIAN BENEVOLENT ' Asso
ciation will hold their annual sociable on
Eaner Monday night, April 7th. a fine band
of music has been engaged. Tickets, admit
ting lady and gentleman, $1.00. Children'
tickets iic.
Committee; CoL j. I cantweU.Thos.Q,uta
llvan, Wm. Sheehan. Wm.J. Tracy.
mcli 29 it sat t hur raon ?
Open To-3Iorrow, '
Sunday, March 30, All Day.
mch (i tf
Mt'XW lUlOTHEUS.
101 N. Front street. '
Mechanics7 Home Association.
BY ORDER OK THE HOARD Of DIREC
tors a.second series of stoeir will be Issued
this day. The subscription Books to be open
ed at No. 17 Princess street, the oflice ot Die
Secretary, and remain open until .Vw shares
shall have been subscribed to. " r
W. M. (TMMHSO.
inch 20 it secretary and Treaaurer.
Sealed Proposals .
'yy ILL BE RECEIVED AT THE JIAYOIV8
Oflice unfil 12 o'clock M., .March 31st itist., for
Boarding t'H Mules, and Horn's per monUi
for the ensuing iucal year. Quantity and ,
quality of food to be approved by Superinten
dent of Streets.
For furnishing Drivers, said driver to be
subject to autliorlty of the Superintendent Of
Streets.
For keeping Carts and Harness in Repair
and Shoeing 31 ulcs. -
JOHN J. FOWLKH,
null W it Mayor.
NOTICE.
j WOL LD 1ESPECTF(JLLY NOTIFY MY
friends and the public generally that on Mon
day. March :n, 1.10, I will open a
First-Class. Family Grocery'Slore
At No. 3 South Wtr 8f.f
wjiere 1 will ket-p nothing but the ist goals.
Also a Tine. supply of LIQUORS, WINES,
CIOARS, .tr.
tip stairs,
mch 28 lw
Ilesraurant and sleeping Rooms
THOMAS MORE.
HATS AND CAPS.
CAPS AND HATS.
For Men, Boys and Children
LARGE AND ELEU ANT STOCK OF;
Newest and Latest styles u-u. received and'
for sale at lowest living prices. Latest Spring
styles arriving every day;
I. II. WEILL,
mch 3t wed frt sat 114 Market Street.
CALL AND EXAMINE
OUR FINELY SELECTED STOCK OF
Pianos and Organs.:
ummMI. IVP iWveu AT VEHV Lf)V
PRICES, CASH OR INSTALMENT'
Over two hundred families in Wilmington
can testify as to the merit of ourInstru-
raents.
We have the latest designs in lautiful
woois, from the magnificent
SOrJJHER PIAHO
TO THE LOWER fJRADES.
w have from Wilrox White and ilxwt
Hamlin la great variety. -
15. VaoLABK, '
febilitf co.1 vn Red cross street.
A BARGAIN
AT- '
OKKELL'S STABLES
IX SECONIJ-IIAND
Harness, Saddles, Bridles, &e.
WARHINC.TON BR TAN,
i lieiiciQUS oaua vrtvvrvMMv . nre now onen at me wuce ot jr. . i ruii"u uu c.nu uiss - - , . n n
iiinmia n li rr marniilcenL qcvt! ir i m I n tA i.ci .i. Af . n, t m Vu t rJ.Ual!d U lU. lint Hi bSfflrl
iSttt8fn1k8lSkW The new fcWi, limJ .o life. Thunulay niht. the UolyCom- , sicntt
Ofif b Fftrelarr aaJ Treanrer if lk ,
liibiBi 1 n"f!J II. 1. C. ;
riMIREE AND A HALF PER CENT. INTER
est on thecrtin ataof Indebtedness of tne
Wilmington and Weldon KallrOA.1 companr
will tie paid at the office of tbe Treaurer, at
j Wilmington. X. 'C, to all toUlen of record
April 1st. 10. fc
i The Tranter Books will stan-1 closed frcia
t date 3larcliClst. lot ludve.
i A A S. F. IOST JBmm,
j liec y a.U'lTrea. W, W.K- It CO.
rnOTO "DA PPTJ I?
JL 1 1 j 13 XIX JUJ.V 1U raaau(.ii;.
WU street Mrt Fefin3ytrania aventi.
Manager. JUatoraWIncral.Wotcft.
v, . snares. . - muuwu,. , --i
m m . m-m mr. v .. . m
tcb litx .