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VOL XIV
WILMINGTON,. N. C MONDAY, MAY 26, 1890.
NO 138.
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LOCAL 1TEWS.
1NDSX TO NSW AlTERT13ZMrT3
Sneed & Co--Furniture r ' .
The city Bids wanted
Opera House Comic Opera i,
C V Yates Croquet Setts, etc
J as Q Br ex Notice to Tax-Payers
Mcxds Brothsrs Saratoga Vater, etc
James Wilson Houses and lots tor sale
Forecasts. I
For Xortll (.nmMtia rains 'a1 J
; stationary temperature. Local fore
casts, from 8 a. ui. to-day, for Wil
mington and vicinity, showers.
j Trade and Industrial Isue.
I Joe Caldwell, of the Statesville
... iiiiuHiut, uuct in uj uuyiiiiii uy
Very few families have yet left the halves and hence the trade and in
city for the summer,. but the hegira jdustrial issue of his paper, which
and the shegira will begin in earnest ; makes the edition for last week, is
next Week. . both handsome and tmnnlptp. The
.v. -clrrant form
pTlVE NUTRITIOUS JUICE
r,ro. n? CALIFORNIA,
r-.I xnih ihc medicinal
!S beneficial to the human
SSo forming an agreeable
-Vure Habitual Constt
and the many His de--VV
on a weak or inactive
Kitioncftiic-
LDHETS, LIVER ftllD BOWELS.
u tit com eicellect remedy known to
THE SYSTEM EFFECTUALLY
lti cse is Eilious or Constipated
so THAT
rjfif EL00D, REFRESHING SLEEP,
HW1TH and 8TREWCTH
KATURAi-l- FOU.OW.
Evtr)- one is using it and all are
hted with it. t
AS YOUR DRUGGIST FOH
BYBUP OIP PIGS
MANUFACTURES CtiLY BY
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
4XV FMHCISCO, CAL.
nW.LF. Kt. M'' RK. N. Y
'rcrsalebj"
KOKEICT K. UELLAS1Y.
WHOLESALE D HUG GIST,
tch j Wilmington, N. c.
iDKIAS & VOLLERS,
WUOLKSALE DKALEKS IN
ProTisions, Groceries,
Liquors, Tobacco, Cigars,
AND
IO)!MISSIO. MERCHANTS,
Corrronf anil Iock Stf .,
WILMINGTON, N. C.
: mt
Rubber Hose, Iawn Mowers and
Rakes of the latest, and most im
proved makes are sold by the N. Ja
cobi Hdw. Co. t
Caffeine Seidiitz.
TMRTHP
,1,?1c!ie an(1 brjln Jatlarue. Ueprpsslon
oowir.ra!v.THo!jp and other excesses, heart
5urt u nervous debility, etc One grain of
2lE?rs '? H:'tor an(l rtrtnc during: offer-
a.vr.VLt M . WiUoli-roil, Nr. v. men 19
Croquet Setts and Hammocks..
JJmoCK !.) to fi.w, CROQUET $1.C0
Wl Dx jsail its. Belts, etc. " A
one of those popular 12 inoa.. liandsome
J wal. la cloth an-J gilt, calj 25 cents each
wstaaaan authors in setts, very cheap.
J2ii!f YATES" liOOK HOUSE.
Hams and Jhitter.
JT0 CAKOLINA AND S. C. HAMS.
FKESH MOUNTAIN BUTTER,
swvfc are an riSut.
Hallal- pkakha ll,
11 and so. Water street
Yu Can Save Money
BY on ON-
B''.SWANN, Agent,
lUe Front Street Market.)
AM) ET 11 1 s r JU CES ON
FAMILY GR00F.RTF.S.
M
awning but THE BEST, and will
tjimia any part of oj
Jtlma caiL Dtw tf
"tt notice;
TI871E P A DECKEE OP THE SU--Ne;v
"anover County, April
Doc- ls'I1'rorCaso, at the 6urt
la tL,i Clty of Wl3Ston, on
f hllyct May,is90, -an claims,
nfS,!l acUon- debts due
r Wker h?a" 4nd by Wm assigned to
r-ttorI fcfacy1 01 assignment.
fera at',fc,ni,ernlnS the claims will
EOKtiE ROUNTREE,
Receiver.
AD CROCKERY.
E. SPRINGER & CO., '
, ImPcrs ana Johbcrs.
rarcc-u Btfiais
Wanted! 50 pood and experi
enced hands, to work on shirts. Ap
ply at the Wilmington Shirt Factory,
122 larket street. V
Keep drj- and" yon will keep
healthy. Umbrellas, rubber coats,
&c:, at I. Shrier's, 8. K.
and Princess streets.
corner Front
t
-VTlie children of the Hemenway
school invite their parents and
friends to visit the school to morrow
morning at 11 o'clock.
Six car loads of flesh and blood
went down on the Seacoast R. R.
yesterday afternoon for a whiff of
invigorating salt air.
"That tired feeling1' is entirely
overcome by Hood's Sarsaparilla,
which gives a feeling of buoyancv
and strength to the whole S3'stem.
The turnpike road is now, in many
places, beautifully shaded by the
trees set out in years past by the
Superintendent, Mr. Flenry Haar.
A colored excursion from this city
to Fayetteville went up to-day on
the C. F. & Y. V. R. R. They left
this morning and will return this afternoon.
Col. James G. Burr gives notice
that he will be at the City Hall on
Monday next, June 2d, and every
day thereafter untjl the 1st of July
to receive the tax' lists.
illustrations are more numerous
than in many more pretention is
sues and the information presented
in the 24 pages relative to Statesville
and Iredell county is as interesting
as any descriptive matter we have
yet seen. In every way it is a very
creditable issue.
Tlie Merry Company.
This charming juvenile comic opera
wil be presented at the Opera
House on Wednesday evening by 75
pupils from Hemeiiway and Union
schools, who have been well and
thoroughly trained in their parts.
There will be many new features in
troduced and the marching will con
sist of many graceful and beautiful
m6vements. The music is bright and
catching. . We all remember-Avhat a
deh'ghtful entertainment these
children gave us last school closing
and all will be glad to see them
again.
About Mr. .Jones.
A highly esteemed personal friend
of ours, Mr. Geo. C. Kelley, writes
us a few lines in defence of Rev. Sam
Jones. He has heard him and is
therefore able to speak "ex cathe
dra." He says that "there is a won
derful amount of inspiration in his
sayings and nothing that could give
offense to the mostrefined, sensitive
feelings." Mr. Kelley goes on to
?ay
'Rev. Sam JTones has held a
Bishop Watson visited St. Paul's
Cnurch yesterday morning and con
firmed a class of six, four ladies and
two gentlemen, presented by the
rector, Rev. Mr. Arnold.
A car load of those oak chamber
suits, suitable for seacoast resi
dences, which have been looked for
for some days past, w re received
to-day by Messrs. Sneed & Co.
There is now enough iron on hand
to lay about seven miles more of
track on the W., O. & E. C. R. R.
This will carry the road nearly to
Sloop Point, 22 miles from the city.
Alderman Morton, chairman of
the. Market Committee, gives notice
in this issaethat sealed bids- will be
received until 12 o'clock, on the 31st
inst., for repairs to tlie west end of
Front street market.
Steamship Yemassee, Capt. Mc
Kee, arrived in this afternoon from
New York. She jrot in below at 3:30
o'clock and left New York at 4
o'clock on Saturday afternoon. This
is, we believe, the quickest trip on
record between the two ports.
Farmers, we can supply you with
Peanut Sweeps and Diggers. Scraper
and Coulter Points. Seven different
size wings and two size points for
the "Boy Clipper," the most im
proved plow on. the; market. N. Ja
cobi Hdw. Co., factory agents.
We have it now. ' A Pump that is
always primed, never requiring a
tub of water to start it. It is the
series of meetings in our city and
has accomplished a vast amount of
good, if Ave poor liumans can be
accepted as a judge of such."
Mr. Kelley is in every way very
warm in his defence ' of Mr. Jones
and hopes that those who have- so
much opposed him here will go to
hear him when he preaches in Wilmington.
urignt invention or a ona t-nro- nal gone on a vi
lina genius and is pronounced by all accompanied by
lr. Yul Second Hie Motion.
Rev. T)r. Yates has written to the
Raleigh (.'hronUlr asking Uiat his
name be not mentioned any further
for the vacancy at Chapel Hill made
by Prof. -Mangum's death. At the
same time he heartily seconds Dr.
Deems' nomination of Dr. Kings
bury for the position. He very
gracefully says: "I am acquainted
with no man in the State whose deep
and wide erudition so well qualifies
I him for the position as does that ot
Dr. Kingsbury. He is a master of
the English language and literature,
and ethical and intellectual science
would be easy for him. He knows
what hard work is. If he
could be induced to take it, he is the
man."
Deatli of Maj. Young.
We are greatly grieved to learn of
the death of Maj. Wilton L. Young,
information of which was received
here late Saturday night. He died
at the residence of his brother at
Apex, in Wake count y, on Saturday
afternoon. He was a prominent
resident of this city, and his sudden
death has cabt a gloom over the en
tire citv, where he was greatly es
teemed. He had been suffering for
some time past from an .attack of
pneumonia, following the grip, and
it to his brother,
his devoted wife,
Another Ice Factory.
We hear it rumored that another
; ice factory is to be established here
at an early day. It is said that a
prominent citizen of this place, and j
one who can command all of the
money necessary for the enterprise,
has gone North for the purchase of
the necessary machinery. We give
the item merely as a rumor, because '
we have no positive, actual infor-:
i - ;
j matioii in the premises, as the mat-1
I ter nas oeen Kept very quiet, but
we tmnK ttiat it uas been correctly
stated. There has been a big ad
vance in the price of ice all along the
line and it is held in New York to
day at 1 cent a pound, retail, and
$10 a ton, wholesale.
A Narrow .Escape.
This morning, about 8 o'clock,
while Mr. DexterJSulliyan, a young
man 22 years old, of " Augusta, Ga.,
who is one of the linemen of the
Western Union Telegrarm Co., was
on a pole at the corner of Mulberry
andJNutt streets, stretching a wire,
it slipped and caught him across the
breast, throwing him from the pole.
He struck the side of Messrs. Worth
& Worth's office and fell to the
ground, a distance of about 65 feet,
and had his hip dislocated and the
side of his head very 'badly bruised.
He was put in a carriage and sent to
the hospital. Had he fallen on his
head he would probably have been
a dead man ere this.
Death of Dr. Mnan.
The sad intelligence was received
here on Saturday night of the death
of Rev. James E Mann, D. D., one
of the most prominent, learned and
erudite ministers of the North Caro
lina Conference of theM. E. Church
He cued at or. JjOUih, ot pneumonia,.
after a short illness, contracted
while in session on the General Con
ference. Dr. Mann was well known here, he
having served two successive terms
as pastor of Front Street M. E.
Church. He was afterwards a pre
siding elder and at the time of his
death was pastor of the church in
Newbern. He was about 58 years of
age and was a native of Chatham
county. He entered th North Car
olina Conference in 1853, when just
21 years of age. He was a man of
magnificent physique, of fine men
tal powers, an earnest, faithful and
untiring - minister, and none can
doubt that he has entered into that
reward he was so nobly earned.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NEW ADVBKTISECIErrrO
PILLOWS.
XV. ML. CUMMINU.
MOSQUITO NKTS.
MATTRESSES.
to be the best pump on the market.
See it and you will have no other.
N. Jacobi Hdw. Co. t
The tidd tables for the Atlantic!
Coastof the United States, togeth-j
er with 206 stations on the- Atlantic j
Coast of British America, for the
Coast and Geodetic Survey, are now
ready for issue, and copies can be
obtained at the Agencies of the
Survey in the city; or by addressing
the office at Washington. Price 25
cents. '
' Tonrlitt,
Whether on uleasure bent or bus:
ness, should take on every trip
bottle of SvruD ol Fig?, as it
most pleasantly and effectually on
the kidneys, liver and bowels, pre
venting fevers, headaches and other
forms of sickness. For sale In COc
and $1.00 bottles by all leading druggists.
in the hopes of obtaining relief.
We do not know Maj. Young's
age, but think it was in the neigh
borhood of G0; We remember him
during the war. He came here as a
member of an Alabama regiment
it was an artillery regiment, we
think and was stationed here af-
i terwards on detailed dutj. He was
' at one time, if.' we remember correct
1 ly, provost marshal of the city. At
the close of the war he returned to
Wilmington and remained" with us.
He gave many of the most vigorous
years of his life to the development
of the Angola Canal scheme, which
proved, eventually, unsuccessful.
The Treacheroui Cape Fear.
Saturday night at 11:30 o'clock,
Mr. Geo. W. Bambrick, one of the
crew of the steam dredge Admiral,
which is lying alongside of the
steam tug Blanche started to go
aboard of the dredge and In stepping
from the Blanche missed his footing
and fell between the two boats and
was drowned. He was 45 years old
and came out here from Baltimore
last year, with the dredge. His body
was found yesterday and put. in a
handsome coffin and shipped on the
Northern bound train last night for
his home, 2,030 Bank street, Balti
more. He was unmarried.
Warren's Ice
till 10 p. m.
Cream Parlor
open
tf
Weather Crop Bulletin.
The report of correspondents of
the Weekly Weather Crop Bulletin,
issued by the N. C. Experiment
Station and State Weather Service,
co-operating with the U. S. Signal
Service, show that during the
week ending Friday last, the tem
perature and amount of sunshine
have been about the average, except
that the nights early in the week
were comparatively cool, somewhat
retarding the growth of young corn
and cotton. The rainfall has been
above the average in the western
portion of the State and along tlie
southeastern soast, but elsewhere it
is rather dry, with unfavorable ef
fects on crops,chiefiy in the eastern
portion of the State. Bud-worms
are reported as doing considerable
damage to young corn in a number
of counties. In general, however,
the effect of the weather has been
good, and the condition of the staple
crops continues to be very satisfactory.
Weak tie.
How many suffer from weakness!
And what a distressful ailment it is.
Always praying for strength and yet
feeling oneself growing weaker and
weaker. There is great virtue- in B
B B (Botanic Blood Balm) as a
strengthening as well as a healing
medicine. Try it as a tonic and see
how much better you will feel. It
will improve both appetite and di
gestion. It is an excellent remedy
to use while convalescing. It aids a
natural and rapid recovery. In cases
where an invalid has remained long
: in bed and bed sores or other ulcers
'breakout, this remedy will afford
I quick relief.
i XV. M. Cheshire, Atlanta, Ga,,
I writes: "I had a long spell , of
j typhoid ferer, which at last seemed
:to settle in my right leg, which
' swelled up enormously. Art ulcer
ialso appeared which discharged a
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Ice Cold Saratoga Water,
jyRECT FROM SPRINGS. DEEP ROOK
and vichj Milk Shakes and Soda Water best
in town.
MUNDS BROTHERS,
104 N. Front street. 601 N. Fourth St,
my 2G t f
Notice to Tax-Payers.
UasvJune 2d, 1890, and every day thereaf
ter except Sunrtays, until the 1st July, to re
ceive the tax lists for all real and personal
property anil noils for Wilmington Township.
Hours for list in? from 9 ;i. rn. to p. m. and
rrom :; p. ui. to ij p. in. .IAS. Ci. HURft,
my r;t uum Tax Lister.
DEPARTMENT MARKET AND FEES.
EALED
BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
my office from now until the ."list instant, at 12
M., for repairs to thn west end of Front Street
Market.
Plans ana .specifications may be seen at my
Office. GEO. L. MORTON,
Chairman Market Committee,
my 26 nt mon wed frt
OPERA HOUSE.
.
WEDNESDAY, BAI U8, 181)0
THE MERRY COMPANY.
This charming Juvenile Comic Opera will
be presented by seventy-five well trained pu
pils from the Union and Hemenway Schools.
Many new features will be introduced. The
marching will consist of many beautiful and
original movements.
Admission For adults 25 cents. No charge
iur rcaerveu tea.L3. Aumiasion I or cniluren 15
cents; iu cents extra ior reserved seats.
Doors open at 8 p. m.
Tictets on sale at Yates' Book Store on Tues
day morning. . my20 3t
BUILDING LOTS AND HOUSES AND LOTS
for sale on the Instalment I'lan on Castle,
Church, Nun. Ann, Orange, Dock, Market,
Princess, Chestnut, walnut. Mulberry. Red
Cross, Rankin. Front, Second, Third, Fourth,
Fifth, sixth, seventy, Wilson. Eighth. Ninth,
Tenth. Dickinson. Wood, charloue. Eleventh.
Twelfth and Thirteenth streets. Money to
loan those wishing to build. Apply to
JAMES WILSON,
my 2a 2w. onice of D. O'Connor.
, oiuce men ue uas, ueeu eugug j ftnnfui of matt, . ,lav. I then irave
acts real estate business here, whiclr- he ' r n k trial nnrl it rnml me-"
conducted with much success.
He?
was married, a few years ago, to a
lady of this city, who survives him,
but he leaves no issue. It is under
stood that the remains were Interred
(yesterday at Cary, in Wake county.
I Refreshing andinvIcortlnj;
Delicious Soda Water as drawn from
Hands Brothers' .magnificent new
soda fountain at a temperature of
Purest Fruit 8yrup,Mllk Shake
and Natural UiaeraUYajter,
AT
Geo. R. French & Sons.
.'jfto Opera Slippers, former price 75c.
73c Opera Slippers, former price Sl-Ga
$1.00 opera. Slipper, former price fL25.
$1.25 Opera suppers, former price f L3Q.
. Oxford Ties, Pau Tip, 75c
oxford Ties, Pat. Tip, $LttL
Oxford Ties, Pat. Tip, $L25.
Oxford Ties, Pat. Tip, IL50.
Tan Colored Oxford3 tl .00.
Tan Colored Oxfords f L25.
All the above styles in Misses and Chil
dren's sizes at comparaUvely low prlcea.
Large stock Of LAWN TENNIS SLIPPEKS.
GEO. R, FRENCH & SONS,
108 North Front Street.
(Opposite The Orton.) my 24 tf
FOR CAROLINA BEA0E
AND S0TJTHP0RT.
Sneed & Co.,
TO KNOXVILLE FUBSI-
gUCCESSORS
tore Co., southeast corner Maxkei and Second
streets Large stocx, artistic fleslgng, loyegt
prices. ETerjbpdytoTlteto call taA inspect
nock, aae mywtt
TUB 8 VI VAN GQOVZ2
JEAVES WILMINGTON AT fc30 A. IT, ASP
2 oO p. m., and returning leaves the Beach at
and 6 p. IB
PASSPORT will leave tor Southport t 9t
a. m.; leave Southport at 3 p. m.
Every day in the week except Sunday. "
season reduced rate Tickets for sale at tha
office or on board.
Fare Saturday 25 cents tor the round trip.
J. W. HARPER,
my 10 tf . Maaastr.
NORTH Carolina, fin the superior Court,
I before Thos. J. Whlta-
ker. Esqr., cleric of
JONES COUNTY, said County, la oOc
Lat Treaton.
JP D. KOONCE, ASSIGNEE OF TDK JTJXX2
ment Debt, c suing for himself and tor
such other creditors of the late John & An
drews, dee'd, as may ulte with btm la
this Proceeding, and contribute to the ex
penses thereof, PlalnUff, against Georrt r.
Andrews, Admr. ot John 8. Andrews, deo'O.
and Jno. M. Andrews, Lizzie Sandford. Sarah
Andrews, Peter Andrews, Leah Scotr. Susan
Andrews, Henry Andrews, Geo. E. Andrews,
and Martha Humphrey, children and Helrs-au
Law, of said John 8. Andrews, dee'd. ana
George Sandford, husband of the above-named
Lizzie Sandford. Ivey Andrews, husband or
the above named Sarah Andrews, Henry Hum
phrey, husband of the above named Martha
Humphrey, and Samuel Scott, husband ot the
above named Leah Scott, Defendants.
special Proceeding for an order to sell the
Heal Property of the late Jno. 8. Andrews,
dc'd. for assets.
To che above named Defendants, Susan An
drews, Lizzie Sandford and George Sandford:
You and each of you are hereby notified that
the above named Plaintiff, as a Judginani
creditor of the late Jno. s. Andrews, deed,
suing as aforesaid, has instituted and lspres-,
ecuting before the clerk of the Superior Court
of Jones county, a Special Proceeding to com
pel the payment to the creditors of the late
Jno. s. Andrews, dee'd. of what may be jiue
and payable to them respectively and It ap
pearing that the personal assets of the dece
dent which came into t he hands ot his Admin
istrator ar insufficient to pay tho debts out
standing against the estate, and that the said
Jno. s. Andrews, died, seized and possessed
of certain Real Property in Jones County; the
purpose of this Proceeding Is to subiectsald
reaf property to the payment of said dece
dent's debts; and you and each of you as De
fendants having or claiming an Interest, act
ual or contingent, in said real property, are
required to appear before the Clerk of the Su
perior court of Jones county. In his omce in
the Court House in Trenton, In the Count and
state aforesaid, on Monday, the 23rd day of
June, 180, at 12 o'clock m., and plead answer
or demur to. the complaint of the above named
Plaintiff, and show cause, if aay you have,
why said lands should not be sold for the pur
poses specifled.
Dated this, Wh ( THOS. J. WUITAKET),
1 Clerk of the Superior Court
May, 1890. ( of Jones county.
my 12 oaw 6w mon
Fishermen's Supplies.
Builders' Hardware,
PAINTS AND 8 ASH.
WALKER'S STRICTLY fUBB 1TIITI IW,
made by the old Dutch process, the test Lead
on the market. They not being in corabHu
tlon can make special price on same.
COOKING STOVES.
Largest assortment In the
from; sold at factory prices.
State to select
Oil Stoves of All Sizes.
In i hem you will find comfort and conotttr.
Pampr, Step-Ladders.
We ask for your patronage and shall ever
endeavor to deserve the same.
Reepectf ally,
N. Jacobi Hardware Co,
apl 22 tf ' If SO. FRONT ST.
WE HAVE
JUST RECEIVED ANOTHER LARGEJAB
SORT MENT OF
AND
In the U test designs and fancy woods, which
we offer at lowest prices, INSTALMENTS ar
CASH. The publics cordially invited ta ejj
amine our large antfJsapertoT stock, tt Instru
ments.
E. VoqLAED,
407 lied Cross Ctrcst.
apl mi cod - -
For Calo. r
1 nnn ou;tttziictal(clxjlii
l.UOU
"Bdin good eomStlon.
ajw at
wra to Kit csxsi
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