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i. TlllBrAPEB every r-a iMiror and rrop. T " r-OSTAUE PAtD- months I2.UJ- Three one month, 3. cents. a1- - ranters, free rart of im city, at the above '..ve tneir paper ruttrtJ 1 c LAXATIVC ano NUTRITIOUS JUICE FIGS OF CALIFORNIA. twined with the medicinal L-r of plant known to be . m the human fclOSl ix.wr - - Utem, ionmng an ai.v, f-d effective laxative to perma Un'y cure Habitual Consti LAnn and the many ills de- indins: on a weak or inactive Condition of the . XSDHEYS, LiVER AND BUWcLb. u tve cct excellent remedy known to r&ME THE SYSTEM EFFECTUALLY When cne i Di!iou or Constipated SO THAT URC ELOOD, REFREOHJu oniri HEALTH ana u m-"" NATURALLY FOLLOW. Everv one is using it and all are delighted with it. ASK YOUR DSUUUiai run MANUFACTURED ONLY BY CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. HAN FRANVIXVV, VA'-. . VM1WUF. Kt. NEW YORK. N. Y For sale by KOisEItT B. PBLLABIY, WHOLESALE DRUGGIST, mob 26 ly d.tw w limington, js. t . OPERA HOUSE. Aa Illustrated Storeopt Icon Lecture on Sights of Paris, MONDAY, APRIL 7th, 1890. ( Adults, ac-r.ts; f'hlldrcn. 2S cents: Gallery, '.rents, scats at Yates'. Begins at 8:20 1. At. aplitf fev.Sam P Jones WHAT riE SAYS ABOUT DR. KING'S BSS,pof a tter from the ab --1 rirnI . n -Mnict: to ffiJ'7. Texas, on the 12th I OF hku Vnv . 3 lU lae GREAT CPBCILD- moa rrL LrlICAL system, she la now al- she hVi , ?T Q'stressln? headachevrith sWr ith w rtwn a roartyr tor twenty years, "r foor Ur Jle Tron for her : I wisn nFDICl?" 1X0 Wlr nAD access TO paSf1."0. cure for rheumatism, neu ef5LJJfy.M. Insomnia, dnri ir.Vti k&5tr"., PPtfatlon. Brer, bladder u ani ct,Tcnuis fever catarrh. Hi, a?n diseases, female troubles. 'ale bj R It. MA' 1 hn. mm m..-m Wholesale and RetaiL Caffeine Seidlitz. A b'adaohAW "KLIEF OF NERVOUS lflnza'MhS? brain 'atlgue, depression TTTF Cnrfi... . ,WbroSjrUA?UU7' grain of Powd L010161116 In each dose. Mix n Water and rtrinv rtnrtn? olTor. CFrrnrJs,M,P- UTT. Apothecary. at bt., limitffton, N. v. -ach 19 NOW READY ! I AM vi.- 1 uiEN WITH A FULL AND COMPLETE STOCK OF family grooekies, ETnEl( DETAIL OH WHOLESALE. ' -kesii. ai weU as the best xr- Give me a call am see for 'Jselres. lH WINE?. "VWiS, CIGARS, TO- THOIA8GOBE, W 3 tt K o, 3 goutU Water Ft reet. r r 5 VOL. XIV. LOCAL 3M K W-S. 1KOEX TO NXW ADVERTISE Mcxns Bros Clerk wanted ' K M McIntibe Dress Good Johx R 1 rKBXNTiNK Notice ' w J Kirkham & Co Auction Sale c W Yates Window Shades, etc Steamer Passport Tot Sou'liport vollxr? & Hashagex PartnersliJp J J II ed rick Extraordinary Bargains TCRRKSTIME, VOtLEBS & CO Dissolution . For other local see fourth pae. Boys ! we can sell you a J bracket Saw, with frame, for 10 cents. N. Jacobi Hdw. r Four f nl cars wnt down yestei day afternoon on the Seacoast R. R. Three of these were full of colored 'people. Mr. 8pencer LeGrand, Assistant Auditor of the Norfolk & Carolina R. R., spent yesterday with his fami ly in this city. "Why doesn't he take Hood's Sar Miparilla?1' is the general inquiry of friends when a person suffers from any disease of the blood. When ready. to build, paint or re pair you wilffind it to your advan tage to bay your material of the N. Jacobi Hdw. Co. t "It pleases me so I shall use no other," is what the farmer said when asked about the Boy Clipper Plow, sold by theN. Jacobi Hdw. Co. Mr. W. H. M. Koch has leased the saloon privileges at Carolina Reach for the season and will open there on the 15th inst. Mr. Will Wot will be with him. Mr. John C. James, of Richmond, Freight and Passenger Agent of the Richmond & Petersburg R. R., is here with kis family to spend the Easter holidays. Ask for "Our Old 01110 This new and improved Wamsutta Shirt is now ready and for sale at our Shirt Factory only, at 75c. 122 Market St., J. Elsbach, prop. Paint your Buggy for 75 cents, "fi bits," with Detroit carg. Paint, a varnish and paint combined. Oiuar antoed to give satisfaction. Sold hy the N. Jacobi Hdw. Co. t Ger. barque Ohcrhurgermeistcr von Winter, Hintz, cleared to-day for Newcastle with 5,023 barrels ros in, valued at $7,500, shipped by Messrs. Alex. Sprunt & Son. Capt. J. R. Nolan has returned to the city from New York. He pur chased four nice summer cars for his road, which will be here by the 15th inst. Each car will seat 100 persons. The Spring term of - Brunswick County Superior Count convened to day at Southpor't. Jndge Bynum presides. The Passport will leave here every morning at 9:30 during Court. Up. in the central part of this State everybody and his wife and his uncle and his cousin and his aunts go fishing to day. From time immemorial Easter Monday has been the great day with the people of the interior for fishing frolics. "The Sights of Paris" will be pre sented in the stereoptican entertain ment at the Opera House to night. The views and the accompanying ecture will be interesting, entertain ing and instructive. - You jean pass an hour very pleasantly there this eveni ug. - The Wilmington, Onslow and East Carolina R. R. is being rapidly pushed forward to Jacksonville. About six miles of track has been laid with steel rails. It is expected that the run will bo tnade through to Jacksonville by the early Fall, at the latest. Th firm of Turrentine. Vollers&i Co., produce brokers, having ex- j pired by limitation the firm has been fi;Qlfrod Mr Tnrrentine with- draws and has located for huuseir j on Prince-ss street, near Water, and Messrs. H. L, Voilers &; E. Hasha gen will continue the business to gether with offices on Nutt street, near Red Cross, See ad. in this issue. ' - ' 1 There will be a pleasant time for those who attend the sociable to be given at Hibernian Hail this even ing, by the Hiberian Benevolent Society, and it is expected that the attendance will be large. There will be a fine band of music and the com mittee, who are all experienced man agers, will do all in their power for the enjoyment of JUose who are present. ; Y WILMINGTON, N. C. Forecasts. For Noith Carolina, fair and slightly warmer weather. For Wil mington and vicinity, fair weather. A Pleasing Sense Of health and strength renewed and of ease and comfort follows the use of Svrun of Fiirs, as it acts in har 1 mony with nature to effectually cleanse the system when costive or bilious. For sale in 50c and 1.00 bottles by all leading druggists. Kaster Kgf? Hunt, j The little ones must not be allow j ed to forget the Easter egg hunt at j St. John's Church to morrow. It takes place at 4 o'clock in the after noon. There will be eggs enough for all and to spare and every child will have his name imprinted on an egg in golden letters. Refreshments will be furnished free by the ladies. The admission is only 10 cents. Brooklyn Uaptist Cliurali, The series of meetings still con tinue at Brooklyn Baptist Church under the the faithful and earnest ministrations of the pastor, Rev. R. E. Peele, assisted by Rev. M. P. Matheney. The interest continues and the meetings are held nightly. A number have already professed conversion. Two were received for baptism yesterday. The congrega- 1 tions are large at every service. Classical Concert. A large number of tickets for the classical concert to be given at the Opera House to morrow night have already been sold and all of the de sirable seats are rapidly being se cured. H will undoubtedly prove the most notable event of the kind here in yeYirs. There is no question as to the fact. Wilmington's un usual Iv excellent musical talent is well known and the efforts of our amateurs always results in a marked success. There certainly will be a crowded house to morrow night. A "Write l"p" of Wilmington. We were pleased to receive a visit to day from Mr. C. F. King, the ac complished correspondent of the Atlanta Omni Hut Ion. who is here for the purpose of making a "write up"' of our city. ' As Mr. King never does anything by halves he propos es to make an exhaustive sketch of the industries of our city, and in this purpose every encouragement and assistance should be rendered him. The sketch will be accompan ied by portraits of some of our most distinguished citizens. lloai il of AliloTiiien . The Board met Saturday evening and awarded bids as follows: For city printing to S. O. Half, at $43. For lumber, to Parsley & Wiggins at $10 per thousand feet. For feeding prisoners, to Jane Sheehan, at 8 cents per meal. For lights, to the Gas and Electric Light Co., as. heretofore. For feeding mules, care of carts, etc., to T.J. Southerlaiid,at $30 per month for each cart. Estimates were adopted as follows: For police, $18,000; lights, $7,380; markets, $5,815, including $2,000 for repairs to Front Street Market; fire department,. $12,000; sanitary depart ment, $7,250; hospital managers, $1, 450: for investigations and surveys looking to a sewerage system $2,000. Faster Elections. . The following were to-day elected vestrymen in St. Jantes' church: Dr. A. J. DeRosset, Clayton Giles, Col. W. E. DeRosset, Hon. A. M. Wad dell, Josh (i. Wright, H. A. Burr, Win. .-alder. Col. Jobn W. Atkinson, W. A. Williams, Dr. Geo. G.Thomas, Tlios. D. Meares, J. II. Boatwright. In St. John's thev were as follows: Dr. W. H.- Green, Gabriel Holmes. H. G. Smallbones, T. WrightMeares. W. :atietr, k. r.. iieme.pv.n.ioiip, l u. iiunung. in St. Marks as follows: .). G. Norwood, J. O. Nixon, Thos. Sterl ing, Henry Brown, Valentine Howe, Thos. E. Scott, Joun II. Howe. The Easter offerings in this church amounted to $210, which is enough to pay the entire indebtedness of the church and leave a balance on hand of $50. ! St. Paul's will elect to morrow night. 'There's no terror,headche,in your threats' For I am armed eo strongly wiin remedy , , That I pass pain by, as au idle word Which I respect not since the dis - covery of Salvation Oil. twenty-five cents a bottle. 3- ft MONDAY, APRIL 7i NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. lings. Window Shades and Poles. A large variety just received, and now on sale. MATTINGS as low as $5.00, per Roll. Plain or Brass Mounted' POLES at 25 cents. 4 LACE "CURTAINS. We'cah please you : in these. DRAPERY GOODS in variety. ABOUT DRESS GOODS. Everybody in the citv knows just how it is, and who R. M. RflclNTIR Dr. Richard H. Lewis, of Raleigh, 1 vill make his regular iuarterly visit to Wilmington on Tuesday, Wed nesday and Thursday, April 8th, 0th and 10th, and can be consulted on these days at Dr. Wood's office for the diseases to which his practice is limited (eye, ear, throat and nose). Kaster Sunday We had here a bright, pleasant Easter Sunday, albeit rather cool. The congregations at all the church es were very large. The services were very impressive, the floral ad ornments were elegant and profuse, the music was all delightful and the offerings, were large. In St. James' Church they were very large and in St. John's they were about sufficient to pay off the last cent of indebted ness floating indebtedness, by the way, brought over from last year And cancelled this Easter. In this church there was a very delightful choral service in the afternoon which was largely attended. The children of the Sunday school made then their offerings, ( amounting in the aggregate to nearly $100, which is to be applied to Diocesan Mission aries. Tliis Sunday school, by the way, is larger and in a more flourish, ing condition than it has been for years past, a result which is due, in a large measure, to the incessant labors of the Superintendent, Prof. Washington Catlett, and his excel lent methods and discipline. Board of Magistrate. A meeting of the justices" of th Peace for New Hanover county was held at the Court House this morn ing. The roll call showed that 31 justices were vresent. Dr. W. W. Harriss, the chairman, declared a quorum present and call ed the.meeting to order, and then requested Mr.. H. A. Bagg, Chair man o f the. Board of County. Com- missioners,who was present, to state the object for which they had been called together. This Mr. Bagg did, saying that they were called for the purpose of taking measures to au thorize the construction of a new poor house and house "of correction in the place of those destroyed by fire recently. , There was-considerable discussion in regard to a site foK the .buildings but 4t was Qnally decided, by a unanimous vote, and on the motion of Justice Green, seconded by Jus tice Reilly, that the present locality be retained. , . -. On motion of Justice Green, sec onded by Justice Cantwell, it was resolved that the Board of, Magis trates aulljorize-the Board $ of CoanV tv CommissiorieTs to appropriate a slim hot exceeThig $r7.500 ' forIKe construction of a poor houe and other necessary buildings. ' y, . On motion of Justice Bunting the Board then adjourned. The great question of interest now is," says Jenks4 buttonholding a dreary looking frfend,V JFa is-t6 be the next President.'' 4i'o,sir," is the emphatic reply. "I bebange3 if it is. The great question now is: Jotc to cure my void." "That indeed? Why buy a bottle of Dr. Bull s Cough Syrup, of course." ? nefrefthlns and invigorating; Delicious Soda Water as drawn from Munds Brothers' magniGceut new soda fountain at a temperature of 34'. Purest Fruit Syrup, Milk Shakes i i ir: l ir. aim iiiuurui Aiioenti Wilmington Siyings & Tnist ()o. J. W. ATKtNspY lrrkit w. r. nu.ui,!:. casbkr. 1 AQ PKISCES3 ST WILillNfiTON, N. C.x m.ju Lends jaony on satisiaLXory hitunij, ParIntJWJt on DeposltsJ 1U cjnnoweml to execute Trusts g.t alViivt. , rf ;a- 1890. NO 0(5. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. has the NICE THINGS. Passport DuringCourt Week ILL LEAVE FOK SOUTH POUT DA. I LY at fttju. IoturniD will leave Southport at 3:IJ0 p. m. J. S. SELLERS, aplTlt Master. Auction Te-Niglit A T No. 12 NORTH FRONT STREET, AND to-morrow at 10 a. m. will continue sale till closed out. Goods are selling cheap, coinc and secure bargains. W. J. KTRKIIAM & CO., apl 7 It A. . McGirt, Auctioneer. Wanled--A Clerk. YOUNG MAN WHO DESIRES TO LEARN he Drug Business can find employment with t M I'NDS I1ROTIIERS, apl T tt 101 N. Front street. siotTce rjpil FIRM OF TORRENTINE, VOLLERS & Co. having expired by Its limitation on the Cth Inst., the undersigned otters his services to the friends and customers of the late firm, as he intends carrying on the business under his own name and will be thankful for their patronage in the future as-was so liberally given him and them in the past. . Office and Warehouse on South side Frln: cess street, one dcor North of Water street, Wilmington, N. C. apl 7 3t JOHN R. TURRENTINE. Dissolution Notice. fpiIE FIR3i;nERETOFORE EXISTING BE tween the undersigned, under the .name and style of Turrentine, Voilers & Co., Is thl3 day (April Cth, 1800) dissolved by limitation. JOHN TL TURRENTINE, H. L. VOLLERS, F, E. HASH AG EN. C, April 6th, 189a Wilmington, N. To our Friends and Patrons. We have this day associated ourselves to gether under the firm name of Voilers & Has hagen, for the pnrpose of conducting a Gen eral Brokerage business for the sale of Provis ions, Grain, etc. , . we would Kindly asK tor tne continuance oi the patronage so liberally bestowed on the undersigned, formerly of Turrentine, Voilers & Co., and it will be our pleasure to serve those who may favor us with their commands. Very respectfully, II. L. VOLLERS, apl 7 3t Ff E. U ASIIAG EN. opera bou8k classica'l"concert. Tuesday Weningi April Slli, 1890. , . - llox Sheet now open at Yates: Book Sfore. Kescrved seats without extra charge. Admission 50 cents. Children 2-" cents. . apl 5 :t Sociable. UIB HIBERNIAN BENEVOLENT ASSO l ciifion will hold their annual sociable on Easter Monday night, April ;th A fine band or music has been engaged. Tickets. "Omit ting lady and gentleman, il.00. Children s tickets 'Sic. jom mittbe: coL J. L. Cant well.Thos. fuln 11 van, Wm. Sheehan, Win. 4. Trav. mcb 2: 3c sat thur mon Window Shades and Wall Paper. -KT EW STOCK JUST RECEIVED. A BEAU EV STOCK JUST RECEIVED. A IN tlful line of Wall Taper, new and artistic sl?ns. rail and make your select ion. C. W. YATES, Wholesale and Retail inch 31 tf Book andJPaper llouv. ADRIAN & V0LLER8, WHOLESALE DKALEKS IN Provisions, Groeeriey, Liquors, Tobacco, Cigars, AN1 " C0MM rSSION 31 EKCIIANTS, Crr, Front ani;DrHl.t WlijniNGTOV," c. lings, lings E PLEAS S X0TIC2. We win be clad to receive tcatanuoui trom oar TrtenarBXmay tar in tttj:ts - The name of the wrtter most Hrya tt ulshed to the Editor. " ' ' Commuaicarloh must be" writtta -on . " ; Peraotwiities must be 4ToldeL' - : And It tS esopdaitr m nrrlitrt tra- stood thai Che Editor does not always en dCTS the Ttewa of correspondents ahleas ' ub ' " lu i iirr ni unni.1 min - - - . .NEWAHVEKTISEJCIENTO; r- ion Market Street OFFERS THIS WKKK SOilK Extraordinary Bargains. our space will not allow us to enumerate lU of then:. But tome that we shall In- -V trodtme- ate bound to tal e, vl: 1 Wfaok Sill- T.siA Flnriririn?' fit !8 ctP, lornier privf $H25. " . $ 1.35, for m e r price 87 1 -2. . $1 7.", former price JJ-.Pvt i V Black Lace lie At $1.50, $1.75 and $tJ.OO 5 Guaranteed All Pure Silk. WE WILL ALSO OFFER POSITIVELY-Till.'. FINEST AND MOST ELEGANT STOCK OF KVJr'R jfltOUOHT TO THIS CITTi , - . i (The I adles are authority for this assertion.) ?21.00. White Goods ! HEBRICK hns always tc-en mi fall for WHITE GOODS. Our f.tock is now complete, comprising all the Novelties of the -season. This Ktock cannot be surp.vscil for variety and cheapness. INDIA LINENS From 5 cents to 5) cents. PLAID LAWNS 12& cent, poslilvely worta 16 cents. Colored DIMITIE, in Piques and Stripes, at 15 cents. . . This cannot be duplicated and are the cheap. est goods of the season; well worth 22. cents; Chall I6S. . From 7 cents to GO cents. The line at 7 centi are said to be the cheapest good1 $t the klnd". that have ever been shown In tM? city. " SATIN ES v At 12 cents, only about twenty-five Btjles of these. All stylish Patterns, and cannot be - . boug-ht elsewhere for 15 cents. Embroiderieo. There Is no use mentUoninff prices; anfllce it xo say t hat it is the largest line ever shown in the city, and they have to be, wen to be ap preciated. . , . We have a very &inall. Store. 'but we try to help all on the road or Economy, and from the amount of business we do it toms that out effort ar being appreciated, and on that ac count we cannot neglect the gentlemen. And rl?ht here let us tay that we have now o lnrr and more complete Mock of SUITINGS than we navr shown to the publl before. We are selling ih? pattern very rapidly, and ol necessity our stock will soon be broken. All of those desiring a nice SPRING ssUIT houkt plve us a trial before purchinjf and thereby save at least 2T pc-r cent. Neglige Shirts, From r-nts tc fUi. Tlf larsrt assort ment In WlUninjrton. 'an sotf ! mofft fax-, ftdious. . Handkercliiofs, Hosiery, Glove?, Collari and Cuflf, aud to make a lonjr matter short, everythln? that can : found In a First Class Fuinlshinjf stre. and can be bought of 2.'. per cent, cheap er t han elijewhere. V e a re prepared to do tb bulk of this buMtets in Wilmington, and are dMermlned to" do it if nice goods and low I-nccs can accomplish it.. Respectfully, J. X. HEDRICK lOl 21JAUKET &TDCGr. ; apl ; tt