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VOL. XIV.
WILMINGTON, N. C MONDAY, APRIL 21, 1890.
PLEASE NOTICE.
We win be glad to rrceiT commnnicjtti
from our tnenas on any and nil rafcjects
SBneral interest, but ..'.,': i
The dime or the writer mast alwaji be
aisnedtouwfcfitor.
Communications must w rotten on
one siae or tne paper
Personalities mast be avoided.
An.utispenaurand ptrtlcnUrly uoe
stood that the Editor does notlaltrays ttdora
NO 108. P11180' correspondent a d less
eaiionai columns.
8W
French labor has iiu'reaeed its You could buy strawberriefat :Wj
savings banks deposits since 178 cents a quark this idornins. !
SuperiorlCoart.
j the 'leading cities of the State. NEW ADVFUHlSEMENTS
from $120,000,000 to $COO,00O,0CO, an
increase nearly equal to the two
The following cases were disposed , Organizations have already been
Fires and overcoats 'were com-
: of in this court to dav:
effected in Raleigh and GoMsboro.
milliards paid to Germany.
s fortable all day yesterday.
Pent.i-:.' c!cant form
LAXATIVE AJ3 NUTRITIOUS JUIOE
FIGS OF CALIFORNIA,
arhbcd with ihe medicinal
of phnt known to be
beneficial to the human
4Ver fr::iinK an agreeable
-ie:Tcctive laxative to perma--e-t!y
cure Habitual Consti
V aiId the many ills de-
Cndm" o:i a weak or inactive
I condition of the
X10SEYS, LIVER Afiu BOWELS.
', i tie r.c.t excellent remedy known t
VmSSE THE SYSTEM EFFECTUALLY
Vhsn ce U Lsiio-s or Cowtipated
jTUAT
U2tlOODf REFRESHKJO SLEEP,
HEALTH and STRENGTH
NATJRALLY FOCLOW.
Every one is using it and all are
delighted with it.
AS YOU DRUGGIST FOB
MANUFACTURED ONLY BY
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
HAS FRAKCISC0, CAL.
VkitHXtr. A i. NEW YORK. N. Y
For Sale by
ROtfKKT K. HE L LA MY.
WHOi-KSA Li: I m UOG 1ST,
ecu 2fi ly d.v w Wilmington, N. c.
James W. Tufts vs. A. F. Lucas. ; President Kattle hopes soon to visit
et al. continued. "; Greensboro. Winston. Durham
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Tl-tnir;TTu. . 'eg'"Dln'' t0 l,te. we" m ! Martha E. Hodgo, r. tl.e .ew ! Charlotte a.i.l other ,.lnce an,! aid
..:.; " .. I. .V. Z" " .:: . u,e erwhB an" Pm,s u'ar the c,t'- Hanover Transit Co.. ..n trial at our ; in the formation of the association.
t .. j. i , The wind still hant's nut in th close..
Xni-fll If i. tfhnnr.n ...noH.n. f. c 1 W A. IJ tlC 1 ISbill 1 .
freat writers, seem to prefer Uie
r .,r, .- season.
North. It is strange weather for the
It has been deeply, darkly, de&1 aided, assisted, advised and applaud-
Soinethiur Ahead.
The Wilmington Light Infantry,!
Attention Members!
SPECIAL MEKTIXG OF TIIK Wl-LMING-
fill. XT . ' 1 T r ... i i
im liurioihv i trfiin iiiL' sjiv.s mar. ..,. A i . ...i i... 1 . i. a
J . imrnieiv nun to uav m me news jfu uj unuuiuer 01 i ueir lauy irienus . x.
-General Grant's declaration that j paper 'in ' ri give a peasant and unique en- Sfnn Vfn
t,a u.ni.i r ,. iiirn. 1 . ! , . ... 11113 (Monday, evening: at o clock, a full -at-
tie would not giveadollar to able-, - . " 7T . . i tertainment in the large hall of the tendance is desired as important business win
bodiedex-soldiers will not help the 1 c, Bos 1,wean sel1 -vou a 1raeket Ghamoion Coranress To the latter mnSflct u. p n' Xl n
sj t i mi i, : . , Saw with frame for-10 cent X v-immP,on compress v,o. tne latter . r. OLDHAM. President.
Service Pension bill. It certainly j j1 part of next week. Mr. Don. Mac- c. craft, secretary. apisnt
will not hurt it. j Rae, Jr., is Chairman of the Com-1 AilPtinn Tii.Mniinir
More thanYoobVarmeTrhave an yrth rolina hams retail at lo Ulittee of Arrangement. The exact ' AUUU AO JlOrrOW,
J. G. WRIGHT,
HEAL ESTATE AGENT,
Uoom Xo. l.ml Flcn.r. Smith' IlalM
Hetweeii Front una Kerood,
ITinc trcet.
IeAl KSTATE UOUGUT and SOLD.
Ueuts rolleete,!. Taxes and lnsyrancc eai.
rull.v anendci i. win strict auentlm
to huMnoss pla.vd in his hnDd.-.
npl It t;i.v im rcon tlnir '
plied to the agricultural department
for seeds for the sugar beet, of which
the department has imported sev
eral tons. This looks as if the farm
ers were going to try the beet sugar
experiment on a scale large enough
toive it a thorough test.
Caffeine Seidlitz.
Fj::thespi:uv uelief of nervous
b-ailielie td1 brain fatlguo. depression
jionowm? akoiiolie ami otlicr excesses, heart
httm. ten oils debility, etc. One grain of
nrartcroruutoorcalTelne in eacn dose. Mix
!M powders m water and drlnK durln? effer
Tfeay. JAMF.s 1). NUTT, Apotnecary.
0 X. n-ci bt . WllnilLSton, N. C. men 19
ADRIAN & TOLLERS,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Provisions, Groceries,
Liquors. Tobacco, Cigars,
-AND-
COMMISSION .MERCHANTS,
Cor. I'ront and Dock St.,
WILMINGTON, N. C
Library Association Reading Room
piKMFLliOi:, MASONIC WILDING, lSJfc
Marktt strr t onin tm r,,
OPERA HOUSE.
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An illustrated stereoptleon Lecture on
" TOUR OF VENICE."
Friday, April 25th.
S.nN;: Wren. 2', cents; Gallery,
lurant Island, in this State, has
been Fold to a, Northern capitalist,
who will convert it into a hunting
resort. There are upwards of 4,000
acres on it and it was sold at $1 an
acre. It was "the property of the
State ami the money will be turned
over to the school fund! Why it
should be sold at all at this time we
do not understand. It can hardly
ever be worth less than its present
value.
The New York Sun has made a
most disgraceful attack on Mr. Cleve
land. We will not soil our columns
with it. It is in full keeping with
Mr. Dana's disgraceful course for
Lyears past. Not one word that he
says against G rover Cleveland but
will return upon himself, for that
gentleman stands as far above the
plane uponl which the nasty, vulgar,
traitoious Dana stands as the stars
are above a dunghill. Only, Ave hope
that some one of Mr. Cleveland's
frieuds will put on his gloves and
pull Dana's dirty nose.
.
Old Crump Sherman was wined
and dined at the Union League
Club in New York recently and the
pious Col. Shepliard aspirates a fol
lows: "May he live to have his
hundredth birthday celebrated by a
Union League Club constituted en
tirely of straigtit Republicans." And
herein lieth the milkinthecocoanut.
Democrats and crooked Republi
cans are ruled out. . Had Sherman
been a Democrat he would not have
been wined and dined by such Re
publicans and Mr. Vanderbilt's '
son-in-law and Mr. Vanderbilt's
brother-in-law might have missed
an opportunity to flop his ears.
The New York Mail mid Express
rises to "congratulate Major Mc
Kinley and the majority of the
House Committee bf Ways and
Means on the symmetrical tariff bill
that has been .reported'' which re
minds us of the compliment bestow-
best beats the world.
Capt. and Mrs. W. L. London, who
have been visiting relatives in this
city, returned to Pittsboro to day.
The stone chipping from the
new government building are being
used for a roadway on South Fifth
street.
Keep . dry and you will keep
healthy. Umbrellas, rubber coats,
&c, at I. Shrier's, S. K. corner Front
and Princess streets.
Dr. J. M. Worth, of Randolph
county, who has been here on a visit
to his brother, Mr. 13. Of. Worth, re
turned home to day.
Nor. barque Bravo, Christopher
sen, Heared to-day for Rristol with
4,074 barrels roshi, valued at $0,137,
shipped by Mr. J. W. Bolles.
Four coaches full of passengers
were taken down on the Seaeoa9t
R. K. yesterday afternoon. Thit
oh, was nt it drv on the beach!
GRAND CONCERT,
yet been divulged but it will be
something unusually unique and in
teresting. The hall is to be left as it
is now, with the exception of the
removal of the tables, and the same
adornments and the fame electric
lights used at the banquet last week
will be utilized in the entertainment.
4'It pleases me so I shall use no
other," is what the farmer said when
asked about the Roy Clipper Plow,
sold by thcN. Jacobi Hdw. Co.
A special meeting of Wilmington
Steam Fire Engine Co. No. 1 is to
be held this evening, at 8 o'clock,
and a large attendance is requested.
Ask for "Our Old Chief." 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. t
The Passport took down a large
list of passengers for Carolina
Beach to day. Among the number
were some of the Summer residents
at the cottages who went down to
make preparations for removal
there. '
The box sheet for the Germania
Band Concert was opened at Mr.
Yates' this morning. A great many
seatihave already been taken. Those
who have not yet supplied them
selves should see to it or they will
get sadly left.
A Pleasing Sense
Of health and strength renewed aud
of ease and comfort follows the use
of Syrup of Figs, as it acts in har
with
A Sttrrowful Disaster.
We have a melancholy circum
stance to record. A Daily Review
i
subscriber who lives in the country
was in town on Saturday, last and
was dunned for a settlement of ac
count. He swore that he did'nt
have a cent then but remarked: Til
be damned if I don't call at your
office and pay you $5 before sunset
to-day." As he did not call and pay
the money the melancholy assump
tion is that the alternative he in
voked has indeed come to pass. We
are sorry for it as he was a very
clever fellow and will never be able
to read the Rrvirw again for of
course there is no male connection
between Wilmington and the place
of his new abode. At all events it
isn't a star route. Our respectful
sympathies are extended the be
reaved family who indeed sorrow as
tlioe without hope. May. his ex
ample be a terrible warning to some
of the other of our delinquent subscribers.
-in
our Salesrooms, 27 Market Street, we will sell
uousenoid and Kitchen Furniture WritlDg
jjcsks, -j a oies, unairs, t-oras. Miicn t'ovrs.
Ac. tc.
W. J. KTKKIIAM & CO..
apl 21 It A. G. McGirt, Auctioneer.
1
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COMPRISING
GERMANIA CORNET BAND,.-
ASSISTED HYMlf. WJI. ORTM AX- AJ
-Mr. HuKU lei. of ChaMesion, S. C., ProL li. J. '
Ilerndon, and ! lie i st home tulenf.
OPERA HOTSB, APRIL' 231),
Admission cents, so eviia chare- for
Reserved Seats.
ltox sheet opens Monday. Anrll 2!st. nr
YfltP.V. . 1C. oi nnl 1!t
Dissolution: v
Table Linens. Dovlies. tiik fi,m f nokthrop. hoges -
7 . 7 1
W I Ml A r l
NAPKINS. TOWELS,
kffi. India Li ins.
Embroideries, Etc.,
AT OR EAT KEDt'CTIOXS.
J. J. HEDRiCK.
TAVl.on : is dissoiw d by mut'ial consent, hy
t he withdrawal of Mr. Sanri Northrop.
SAM L NOKTJIKOI', .
W. W. IIODOES,
ApriM.Vh.lMU WALKKIi TAYLOK.
Copartnership. .-vj-;
llTE, tin: i:Xl)EKSIGXKI. "AVE fohm
f fd a eonartnershln under thp tti-m rnim..
of Hodzes & Taylor, for the transaction or a
i.em-rai insurance unsinrss, and would 1 hank
the public for the liberal patronage to the old
ilrm. and solicit a continuance for-the new
ii rm. w. nonces
April i.Vh, moo. WALKKIJ TAYI.OH.
Notice.
THE I'NDEKSIGNEI) TAKES Tills . MK.
thod or thanking1 the public for the pat innate
to the old firm, and solicits a continuance nr
the same to the new linn.
SAM I. SOUTH HOP.
apl T.s3t frl mon wed
A J - IV A. I I
ed by the owl on the toad, for his UIO-v ",L" ..wj
cieanse me syfcieui wucu wtmc wi
bilious. For sale in 150c and l.oo
i
TAICE A SPIN
0N TnE ""NPIKE THESE FINK AF
CH. W, ,.an furc,s;, you wuh
w -pot Coo,i iioi:si-s, light, comroruble
TniiI.ESa!ui. when Cf ired, carefuf Drlv-
Cr ctari s an moderate and we try
"P'Hirrustomers.
R. C OKKRLL,
Mvery and Sale Stables, .
vor. Third and Princess 6t.
TO TUEPUBLIO!
I WlLI) KS?ECTFULLY NOTIFY MY
lM,ai' ltl'0P'iWlc generally that I hare
the ,
-u prmiegcs at .Mr. w. n.
y PUy. ar Wri;htsvUie and will here-
irns- BEK C IGARS, tc 1 K1U keep
v anJ v i'l everything at city prices.
i-aliy.uciracalL
JOE RAMSDEN.
T0 THE PUBLIC !
"beautiful and symmetrical les."
In view of tin? protest made to the
committee by thirteen Republican
members of the House, against re
porting the bill in its present shape,
and the nuiffeTous objections of man
ufacturers from all parts of the
country, we are also reminded of the
drunken orator at a political gath
ering who forgot which side of the
question he Was on and began to
plead for the opposition candidate
but was "brought up all standing"
by some one pulling his coat tails
from behind and hissing into his
ear: "Sit'down, you d d fool ! sit
down.' Mr. McKinley's bill prom
ises to be a splendid campaign docu
ment for the Democrats.
Every tissue of the body, every
bane, muscle and orjran. is made
stronger and more healthful by the
use of Hood's Sarsaparilla,
X-OO-AJLi
1NSXX TO 'IT ASTXKTISKXKKT3
J J Uidricx Dres Goods
C W. Yates Croquet Setts, etc
w s F E Co Attention Members
W J Kixkhix , CO Auction Sale
Grp'it Pi j Give your girl a box of Warren's : OQi a remedy
Mwmniuu in mCCS. Tdelightful Sugar Plums. tf
bottles by all leading druggists.
"Not Very I5l.
There are a couple of "gags" go
ing around town now which are not
altogether bad. ' You are told that
Talmage walked up an aisle in his
church on Palm Sunday with palms
in his hand and a crown on his
head. It is a sell, of course, and it
is a good one, when the explanation
is made, but before you have recov
ered from the effects you are quietly
asked why the Georgia editors wear
red suspenders. See if you can see it.
Tli I)af Bear.
That sounds miraculous, and yet
one may become temporarily deaf
on account of blood poison settling
in the ear, and then find quick relief
by using R R R (Botanic Blood
Balm.)
John W. Weeks, Decatur, Ga.,
writes: "Six months ago I had a
pain in my ear and in a few days it
discharged matter. Then I grew
deaf and could not hear at all. I be-
! gau the use of B. B. B. and the run
iningof my ear soon ceased and I
': now hearwhile my health is much
! improved and I feel full of gratitude
to Oiol and to Uie proprietors oi so
i
8ha-i .
lO Cent.
Ua'r CutilDc no Cent-,
Shampoo i!0 Cents.
J0i can Lave & cents worth' eit work done
HceatsbycalUnsat
H. WAUDV,
niluai Trm Wilmington, y. c. ;
S. M. Ellis, Atlauta, Ga., writes:
B. B. B. rured me of most stub-
When readyto build, paint or re- born eczema. 1 had doctored it
pair vou will find it to vour advan-: without success for twelve years.
tage to buy your material of the 2.
Jacobi Hdw. Co. t
Paint your Buggy for 73 cents, "6
W. H. Davis, San Marcos, Texas,
writes: I am rapidly recovering
from blood poison by useofB,B.B."
Jlefreshinr and inTlcoratlnsr
bits," with Detroit cuts. Paint, a Delicious Soda Water as drawn from
varnish and paint mbined. Gnar- mK VSrltuof
anteed to give eatisiaction.. . Sola oy jj Purest Fruit Syrup, llilk Shakes
the N. Jacobi Hdw. Co. t 1 and aural IIineral;Water.
Look Alieml a Little.
Thero are some people who will
go to the Germania Band Concert
on Wednesday night with their
wives or sweethearts and who will
find nice seats awaiting them in a
good part of the auditorium, where
they can see and hear everything
that takes place, and there are
others who with pretty little girls on
their arms will sit way back and
envy those in front, who are not any
mote fortunate than their brothers
in the rear, only a little less dila
tory. It is well enough to under
stand that the seats are being rapid
ly disposed of. The concert will be
a charming entertainment of this
there can be no doubt. The prepa
rations for its presentation are ac
tive and the rehearsals are frequent.
Mr. William Ortmann, the famous
young violinist, will certainly take
part, lie will brin with him from
Charleston his own accompanist,
Mr. A. Huguelet.
An Important Morem en t Hr th ITnirer
Itr Alaiuni.
A very important movement is on
foot to secure hearty and practical
cooperation between the University
and its alumni. The University is
necessarily dependent mainly upon
its alumni for friendship, counsel
and criticism; and the alumni have
shown themselves by no means re
gardless of the interest and claims
of their alma mater. But there has
been hitherto no systematic, organ
ized, practical working connection
between the University and her
graduates. There is a movement on
foot to remedy this. Wednesday of
Commencement Week has been
set apart as alumni day, and besides
the alumni banquet and. reunion
there will be , a regular business
meeting for the discussion of plans
and methods ef increasing the pat
ronage, enlarging the endowment,
strengthing the spirit and exalting
the work of the institution.
This year a memorial address will
be delivered by R. H. Battle, Esq.,
on Dr. Charles Phillips, and thfe
alumni oration will be by Col. W.
II. S. Burgwyn, of Henderson..
The best results should attend
this movement; and in order to
make it efficient it is earnestly de
sired that every ulumnus of the
University, who can possibly do so,
attend the approaching commence
ment. ' .. m. . ' ; , -:-t
Branch ahimnU associations are
now in process of organization In
"Is Marriage a Failure?"-
DRESS GOODS
A large variety, in PIECE GOODS and
iijuusyuiL- imr.r, uuin in r.muroiueau unui llrE WSWI'I? i If.' Vi I ' ipi v
mmr - - . ..-,,
Floured.. A lot of handsome CHALLIKS. I family arc shod with comfortable and durable
(French,) that wc will close out at your own I SHOES.
r I
i Aia iuu iiyjifj ;
M m la m niiiliiAl Vli I Perhaps if Is because vour feet hurt vnu
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caused by a shoe that dues not. lit. We claim
to be the best prepared to fit you, as we carry
every l7e and width In all the popular sfyles
for man, woman or child. We keep TIIK
KJb-si because the "best Is the cheapest."
one us a trial and we are sure you will con
tinue to buy or us.
Open Saturday evenings unUl 10 o'clock
Geo. R. French & Sons,
108 North Front Street.
apl 19 tf
Gents' Furnishing Goods,
Complete in every department. We hare a
large stock of
on kand and our Tailors are idle. We will
jve extra inducement lo keep them busy.
Try nsn
A NEW LOT OF . i
TIES AND SCARFS
HECEl'vEP. 1
COLLARS. CUFFS, TRIVIM; OLOVES,
SHIRTS and UNDERWEAR are our special
ties. Respect fully,
J. J. HEDRICK.
apl 21 tf
Plows. Plows
' fastings ti Kit All Lfafc Plows.
Trace Chains, Plow Lines,
Pitchforks, .Spades ami Shove's.
Fishermen's Supplies.
Gill Twine, Oars. Hope, etc.
Building Material,
Paints, Nails, Glass.
Housekeepers' Outfits,
Stoves. Sauce-pans, Fry Pans. etc.
Shelf and Heavy Hardware
OF ALL KINDS.
We shall ever i ry to please you in Trire
and jrcxxi.
N. Jacobi Hardware Co.,
rebttt 12TSO. front sr.
For Sale.
1 000 LBS OLD TTPSLeTAhtVLEXS
tod in goal condition. Will to froi! e&eaft
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Notice to Contractors.
OFFICE OF ROAUI) OF CO M M I SsIoN'E R?,
For. tdk coisrr ok Nutir IUnoteb,.
Wilviv.tos, N. c , April ir,th, 1M.i.
OEALED PROPOSALS WILL UE RECEIVED
O at this office until the ;,ih May. at u
o'clock M.. for the building of a County poor
House. Hopiral. Insane DeDartment ami
other buildln-s upon the . present hUa of the
Poor IIou.se. for tne County of New Hanover.
Plans and specifications c.n ty y-co at inl-
ofiice. Coriimi5wioners rr-srve t he rl?ht to re
ject any or all bids.
iioiuck a. BAt;c. Chainnaii .
Board of CommLssioiiept. r
apl 1', in V, Pl'l 23 25 2H 30 may .
Vmet Setts and Hammocks! -
TJTAM MOCKs fl.i) to f2..y, VWVET tl.'n
to .5i. Ease lull Hits, Raits, etc. A
new line of those popular 12 mox. hanlsoine
iy bound, in cloth and gilt, oriljf S rent each.
Also stanlard authors In seili, very cheap.
aH9tf YATES' ROOK IIOrsE.S
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Kopfaline
CH KE ALL KINDS OFJIEADACJIEJ AN1
t Netiralla. For sale br
MrxDsi mioTnEits.
Menuens Corn-Killer
CURES WnERE ALL OTHERS FAIL.
For sale by ..
- ' . HUNDH llROTnEKS.
apl 19 tf 301 N. Front wrcet.