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VOL XIV.
WILMINGTON, N, C, TUESDAY, JUNE 10, 1890.
NO 151.
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Ex-President Cleveland and wife :
will be' the guests of President Eliot
at Harvard daring commencement.
j Judge Gornto, of Perry, Fin., Law
I a camphor tree on his place. The
cold has not Injured it m the least, '
and he believes the trees can be,
successfully raised. '
LOCAL K'SWS.
Mm,
(,; " 'Ki-iH v.
r-ant form
JUICE
r- m
IUUTIV? and NUTRITIOUS
f-GS OF CALIFORNIA,
lv mcaicinai
known, to be
x l,r Immon
t22. I'orruin an agreeable
Sctivc laxative to perma
u. ' Tiol,;tti''l Cnrmti-
V lliiV. A
md the many ins ae-
vi a weak or inactive
CIETS. LIVER fifiD BOWELS.
j tie cot tictHeat remedy known to
XSiM SYSTEM EFFECTUALLY
r.:a etc is Eilious cr C onstipatca
j-OTilAT
USKELOOD, REFRECHIHG SLEEP,
HEALTH and 8TRCMCTH
HATJRALLY FOLLOW".
very one is using it and all are
gbeiluith it.
ISK rOUH DRUGGIST FOB
STTtTTT OP IPIGrS
ANUFACTUREO ONLY BY
UUFORNIA FIG SYRUP CD.
J4.V FRANCISCO, CM,
".:-m. v.. r.t ;y run. N. r
KOKEIIT R UKLLAMY.
WIIOLF.SALE DRUGGIST,
1 s Wilmington, N. C 1 1
1DKI TO NW ADVERTISKMIKT8
Sxeed t Co Furniture
W M CrMM- VG Mattresses
C W Vatks Great Book sale
J Ii IIanks Crown Lavender Salts
Seacoast k R Special train to-nlglit
! There is considerable sickness, ! Forecast.
j especially among the children, in the j For Xorth Carolina, showers and
! city just at this time. j stationary temperature. Local fore-
leasts, from 8 a. m. to-day. for Wil
mington and vieinitw fair, followed
Some of our citizens intend to go
DMAS & VOLLERS,
WHOLESALE DKALKItS IN
oYisions, (irocerics,
Liijuors T();ic:o, Cigars,.
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DMHBSIOX MERCHANTS,
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Cor.Froi.t ami Dork St.,r
WILMINGTON, N. C.
Caffeine Seidlitz.
'STHESPEKUY RELIEF OP NERVOUS
i-M.uf.be mi brain fatlgrue, depression
p.L? i.bolk" ana other excesses, heart-
'yZX m U WI''). etc. one prain of
v-.a.r ui tan line in eacn aose. jmix
' - irrs m warpr rind ririnR dunns- effer-
fiicgton, N c. men 19
SicehTTax-l'aTcrs.
ILL LE AT Tllf.' iiTVitif t nv irkx
s. ;J.-,V'- ar"1 evcr dar tnereaf-Mti.i'-
uatn ,he li!t July, to re-
IjetlX lists f.ir ill roal
rTTM?-,r011? rr wllmlDKton Township.
cTn i, ir,r0liia-in. to 1 p. m. and
- J? a. to t, p. tn. .i s. o. DURR,
Sneed & Co..
(TEX KS Ti KXOXVILLE FURNI-
,J cortter Market and Second
, ..mom, vivoiuo, iunc
tornoiy inylrxl to call and Inspect
nac my 13 tf .
m Saving & Trust Co.
K.l'riv
bis
w.
r. TOOMKR,
cashier.
lV J&ti ST WILMINGTON, N. C,
hhvSy." wiistactory security
rsfViF?I,s' 13 ""Powered to
L Of all ktuds. mrh tt tir
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MIXGTON AT ri a V An
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flilUrtln;fleaves ne Beach at
1 ictits for tlii rM. .v.
m fc, " VU Iff. J I j I 1 a
W. HARPEK, .
flE HEWLETT HOUSEa
rlESUS ANr TOE Pl-RLIC IJLN.
ei..I7CtfallT t0ed that. I hai-e
cli.. jvl::ions to my premises at
w - tJaQ' wrt?utsviiie Beach, and
acccoinmoiute them
Or.?"
V UiP im. . . . ia.o. at.,
te,vmTlCteverTtr!n
rC-S'1 Mparate "U3ilnct
JAS. A. DEWLETT.
I to the musical festival at Charlotte,
j which will commence next Friaay.
It seems to us that it ouht to be
Warren's Ice Cream Parlor open I gin earlier in the week.
; till 10 p. m.
tf
I
bv showers.
Keal Kstatc.
Two. anl a half whole lots on
block 74, Mibdivided into H lots,
were sold to day for $3,775. The
J. Warren Keifer. once the hrntnl : ' . It is very not anil we would rc-
,.f ! Messrs. (IKenf n.tul finTiiinn IT ' soectiv yuiTirest to iLsnirnnfs fnr of- i
the House, is now . at Vashinjrton ! S. bteamboat inspectors, are in the ! fice that as political campaigning is ! PrPf " ummproved and situated
iiriii unrk hnv l.u.l Imtfor L t ' v" . ."" i.tir-
j calm and cool as possible under the
lobbying for the Ohio Wool Grow-1 cIt' official business
err' Association Messrs
Lawrence, Harjister &-Co.
Delano,
W. W. Story, the American sculp
tor nnd poet, writes from Rome:
"All that I have to say is that in my
opinion the tax of 30 per cent, on
foreigu works of art is disgraceful in
theory, unworthy of any great coun
try, disastrous to art, and beneficial
to none.'"
If the wishes of theexecutivecom
inittee of the Republic national com
mittee are to prevail with the Presi
dent, Samuel Fessenden, of Connec
ticut will succeed Mr. Clarkson as
first assistant postmaster general.
Mr. Fessenden is -a' member of the
Republican national committee, and
a hustler in politics. Clarkson is for
Fessenden.
.
Daluth.is to have a new $500,000
theatre, to be known as the Midway
Grand.; It'wiM be openedln Decem
ber. When Mr. Proctor Knott made
his speech in Congress predicting
such a grand future for Duluth, he
hardly imagined that in the year
1890 there would be opened in that
city one of the finest theatres in the
United States.
Boss Piatt's candidacy for Sena
tor Evarts' seat in the United States
Senate has caused considerable pro
test among inland New York Re
publican journals, while other can
didates are not slow to show their
heads. The latest rumor credits
Secretary Tracy with a desire to be
Senator HiscockVi colleague. In the
event of a deadlock he might have
some chance. ,
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1). A. Hrocketr, a colored Demo,
cratic farmer, living near Tillery, in
this State, is changing the older of
things in that section and setting
his neighbors" a good example. It
has been the custom of the farmers
of Scotland Neck to buy hay from
other markets, but Brockett is now
supplying them with the finest clo
ver hay ever seen in the market. He
finds its production quite profitable.
Rubber Hose, Lawn Mowers and !
Rakes of. the latest and most im I
proved makes are sold by the N. Ja-
cobi Hdw. Co. t
Market street had a deserted ap
pearance, so far as ladies were con
cerned, during the hottest part of
the afternoon.
Waxtkii !-50 good and experi
enced hands, to)work on shirts. Ap
ply at the Wilmington Shirt Fact' ry,
122 Market street. t
Keep dry and you will keep
healthy. Umbrellas, rubber coats,
&c, at I. Shrier's, S. E. corner Front
and Princess streets. t"
Mr. T. R. Polglase secretary and
manager of the Inter-State Fire
Alarm Co., of Omaha, Neb., made
us a very pleasant visit to day.
I am Manufacturer's Agent for
Barbed and all kinds of Wire, Com
bination Wire and Iron Fences. Or
ders solicited. James I. Metts.
circumstances. j
The two lodges of Odd Fellows!
(Cape Fear and Orion) will hold
their anniversary services at St.
Paul's Episcopal Church next Sun
day v evening, The Rector of the
church, Rev. C. L. Arnold, will
preach the anniversary sermon.
Name
of purchasers not given. Messrs.
Cronly & Morris sold the property
with Mr. M. Cronly as auctioneer.
The census enumerators are busy
asking all sorts of questions now-a-days.
Some of the interrogatories
sound queerly, but we presume they
are all correctly answered.
With "Regal1' Paint on your house
and "Plastico" on your walls, your
house will be beautiful and your
family happy. Sold by the N. Jacob!
Hdw. Co , factory agents. t
On account of Rev. Thomas Dix
on's lecture at the Opera House, the
regular prayer and praise meeting
at Brooklyn Baptist Church will
not bo held next Friday night.
The wife and children of Rev. R.
E. Peele, pastor of Brooklyn Bap
tist Church, have left the city to
spend the Summer with relatives
and friend?? at Enfield and vicinity.
They will be absent about four
months.
During the session of the Repub
lican Congressional Convention at
Portland, Me., last Thursday, at
which SpeakerReed. was unanimous
ly renominated, an unofficial ballot
was taken among the delegates as
to their jireferences for President in
18U2. Mr. Heed.'got 2G7 votes, Presi
dent Harrison 4 andSecretaryBlaine
2. It will be seen that Speaker
Reed is a bigerman than President
Harrison in Maine by a large ma
jority.
It has been the public impression
that Cooper Union was so endowed
by Peter Cooper that it would not
need more funds, but ,the applica
tions for its advantages are so num
erous that in order to accommodate
all an increase of $ 750, 000 to the en
dowment would be needed. Cer
tain enlargements are to be under
taken by the trustees this year,
which will cnrtail the endowment
funding income by f 2,500 a year. In
There was a large excursion party
to Carolina Beach on the Sylvan
Grove to day. The occasion was the
annual excursion of the city police,
and we have not a doubt that they
will be able to preserve order and
decorum.
consequence, tney
for more monev.
ask the public
dogs are
Monday evenings have been select
ed as "ladies' evenings'' at the Y. M.
C. A. rooms, at which times all the
lady friends of the organization will
be made welcome, and with music
and innocent games the social hour
will be made pleasant and agreeable?
New Push and Pull Blind Hinges.
Locks the blind when opened or
closed. Saves labor aud cost of put
ting on inside fastenings, which are
not needed with these hinges. Car
penters, it will pay you to examine
and use same. N. Jacobi Hdw. Co. t
The thermometer in our ofiice in
dicated 84 degrees at 2 o'clock this
afternoon. The heat would have
been mnch more intolerable but for
the friendly clouds which obscured
and somewhat mitigated the sun's
rays during the greater part of the
dav.
Rev. Dr. Hoge's lecture on the late
Richmond celebration, which was
announced for next Friday night, at
the Y. M. C. A. rooms, has beeq
postponed until Monday night, the
Kith inst.. on account of Rev. Thos.
Dixon's appearance at the Opera
House on the first-named night.
The famous St. Bernard
very carefully trained. A traveller
who visited some of the monasteries
of the monks of St. Bernard a few
years ago found the monks teaching I
their dogs from the earliest stages of
puppyhood. Not only is physical j The excursion season is fairly
and mental training included in the j open A ATpe Sunday school party
teaching, bat spiritual culture is byj froin Fayetteville arrived at about
no means neglected. - At meal time ; 10 Oiock this morning and went at
thedngs sit In a row, each with a j once down the river on the Ptawfpor
tin dish before hjm containing his ; gujte a iiumber of our citizens who
report. -Grace is gaid by one of the nUi;friends in the party joined them
monks; the dogs sit motionless with 'here in the excursion down the Cape
bowed heads. ' Not one stirs until ' pear.
The sparring match at the Opera
House a few nights since between
two "champions," has awakened an
inteiest in the science of the "man
ly art of self defence," and as a con
sequence there is an increased de
mand for boxing gloves.
From all sections comes the cheer
ing report that "crops are doing
finely," and if.the remainder of the
season should prove as favorable as
it is at the present time, there will
be an abundant harvest when the
trine comes to gather in the sheares.
Messrs. H. H. Munson, E. S. Mar
tin, J. C. Chase, James W. Monroe,
and J. C. Loder have gone to Ashe-
ville to attend the Grand Chapter of
Royal Arch Masons and the Grand
Commandery of Knights Templars,
both of which "masonic bodies will
meet there this week.
Opera House.
Prof. Miller's band, from the Ham
mocks, will enliven the entertain
ment at the Opera House to night.
The following very meritorious com
positions have be'en selected for the
programme:
Light and Happy, (introduction)
Isenman; Chimes of Normandy,
(selection) Planquette;On the Beau
t if til Rhine, (waltz) Keler Bela; Gip-
sey Queen (overture) Iseninan; The
Elite, (lancers) Weigand: Home
from Camp, (inarch) Gatlin.
A train on the Seacoast railroad
will be in waiting for the accommo
dation of persons living at Wrights-
ville and the Hammocks who may
desire to attend the entertainment.
Tourists,
Whether on pleasure bent or busi
ness, should take on every trip a
bottle of Syrup of Figs as it nets,
most pleasantly and effectually on
the kidneys, liver and bowels, pre
venting fevers, headaches and other
forms of sickness. For sale in 50c
and $1.00 bottles by all leadin'g'drug
gists. Carolina Bcacli.
This has been a "red-letter day"
for Carolina Beach. It is estimated
that, .with the number that
went down this morning, added to
that which went down this after
noon, there would be an aggregate
of 1,500 persons at that popular sea
side resort to dffy. A good many
who desired to go there this morn
ing were obliged to wait until this
afternoon, as the bylvcui Giove and
Passvort were not large enough to
carry them all oil the morning trip.
We wm i glad to receive communicat oas
AToin our mendj on -any and all tsfcjecti ct
general interest, tcs C ,. ' ."?
The OAXne Of thA wrtror mnr tvin tvt ti'
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niahed to the Editor.
Communications most do written on only
one aloe ot the rarer.
Personalities mast be aroldex "
. Ana ins especially aul particularly oater
stood that the Editor does rot ;aiways endont
the news or correspoadenta on less bo stated
in the editorial columns. .' : '
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"UP THE RHINE."
m SQI ARK FKET OF PICTURES."
TUKSI)AYMCiIT,S:30 r. M.. JUNE tO.
All seats 25 cents, seats t Yates'. Je 9
Vf. Diialvr iatljfs Reisf 'tile Mice !
JT lOt NORTH FRONT STREET Ml NDS
Brot hers hare lor saio the concentrated Odors
lor the Handkerchief, manufactured by Thee,
lUcksecer; also his sachet Powders, scented
Waters and Dentifrices. - - v
P. s. These goods shown with pleasure.
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to Carolina Reach as there Is .a
First-Class Family Grocery
there, supplied with everything tho market
affonls an I sold at city prices.
Slight Fire.
At a few minutes before noon to
day the fire alarm was turned in A kinric- ftf (Innnnn finnrtQ
m i i i i .0 tw
FOR LUNCH AND PIC NIC PARTIES
Rev. Thomas Dixon, Jr.
The Raleigh News and Observer,
ot March 8th, 1889, in speaking of
this distinguished olivine, says:
. At Metropolitan Hall last night
the talented and magnetic young
thvme, Kev. Thomas Dixon, Jr., lec
tured. His subject was "Backbone. '
To give what under most conditions
would be called the "gist" of the
lecture would be, in this case, im
possible unless the entire lecture
should be given, for it was all "gist."
The propositions were tersely sta
ted, and then "forced home" by
illustrations of such pointedness,
fullness and strength as are heard
only once in a lifetime. They
abounded in pathos and wit, and
the power, feeling and eloquence
with which thespeaker presented
them kept the audience alternately
in a state of almost breathless atten
tion and convulsions of laughter.
Reserved seats .can be procured at
Yates' book-store to-morrow morn-insr.
the ftiuen" is spoken.
Two colored base ball clubs, one
"That tired feeling" is entirely ( of which was from Columbia, B. C.,
overcome by Hood's Sarsaparilla, . iayed a livelv game of ball y ester-
;nhie5,.e!r-" in whifht,,e "-e
team was victorious by a score
Refrefthlnc and invigorating 0f 21 to 6. They played a sec-
Dehcious Soda. Water as drawn from
Munds Brothers' magulficeut new
soda foun tain at a temperature pf
3ia. Purest Fruit Symn, Milk Shakes
and Natural Mineral Water.
ondgame this afternoon, bnt it had
not been finished when oar report
elo-t, I. and we cannot give the" re-
I gulf in this Issue. - .
The Power of Money.
What an influence for good or evil
is exerted by the proper or improp
er use of money. It seems to be the
first essential of modern life. Sad
indeed is the lot of that mau or that
woman without money and without
friends. Especially in case of sick -nessiffthe
need of money felt most
pressingly, and yet even the rich
with all their monev fall into a state
of poor health and die, whereas if
their, money was richtly expended
and the proper remedies applied thev
might regain health ami strength.
25. A. Clark, AtIanta,5Ga., says: "1
spent four hundred and eighty dol
lars hi gold to cure me of terrible
blood poison that affected my limbs
and nose and body, with running
ulcers. One month's treatment ot
B B B beled the ulcer, restored my
appetite, strengthened my kidneys
and added 21 pounds to my weight.'
Still, in spite of this and much
other testimony there are many who
refuse to try tlie remedy, seeming to
prefer to pay large fees to physi
cians, or visit distant springs iq vain
hopes of recovery. The great truth
however, ever shines brightly and
that is, that no one who ever gave
B B B (Botanic Blood Balm) a trial
ever found disappointment therein.
O. II. Rudolph, Talladega, Fla.,
writes: "I had blood disease for six
years, but nothing benefited me, al
though I paid two hundred and fifty
dollars for treatment. At last I tried
B B B and found it a quick and
cheap blood purifier.
from box 10, corner of Seventh and
Mulberry streets. , The canst of the!
alarm was a fire in the wash-house
on the premises of Mr. John Everitt,
on Seventh street, between Chest
nut and Mulberry. Ihe firemen
turned out promptly, but their ser
vices were not needed, as the flames
had been extinguished before the'
could reach the scene. Damage1
merely nominal.
County Democratic 15xeciitfvc C'ouiiiiiftci
The County Democratic Executive
Committee met at the Court House
last night. Mr. W. II. Strauss was
made temporary Chairmannnd Mr.
J. D, Nutt temporary Secretary.
Ou motion Cant, W. P. Oldham
was made permanent chairman nnj
Jr.,
and everything else lliaf to make up a
line lunch.
Full supply of K'E always on hand.
The residents of CAROLINA P.KACII will
ilnd it to (heir Interest to deal with me as I
will keep on hand everything in the (irocory
and Housekeeping line. .
HANS A. KAJKIS,
PROPRIETOR.
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Just Arrived !
NICK LOT OP THAT i'KIWH M'-COCN-
rri:u. In small Kits, at
A
try Bl
HALLUX PKAKVALIH,
jti;tf 11 and U So. Wafer SI reef.
John Werner.
animously; Mr. Win. Ulrich,
Secretary and Mr. J. A
ery Treasurer.
The members of the County Exe
i
leutive Committee are as follows
First' ward Ceo. L. Morton, W
H. Stra'uss.
Second ward J. I). Nutt, T. W.
Strange.
Third ward J. A. Montgomery,
M. T. Davis.
Fourth ward L. S. Belden, W. P.
Oldham.
Fifth ward J. M. McGowan. Wni.
Ulrich, Jr.
Masonboro township R. E.Heide
The other townshps have not
sent in the names of their Executive
Committeemen.
Female "Weakness Positively Cored.
To thk Editor:
Please inform votir readers that I
have a positive remedy for the thou
sand and one ills which arise from
deranged female organs. ' I shall be
glad to send two bottles of my rem
edy Fi'KK to any lady if they will
rpilEKK IS RUT ONK, AND III! HOLDS
Montgonir forth at No. so Market street, a eood shave
for 10 cents, a Shampoo for 20 cents, or a Hair
Cut for 30 cents. Four of the best Harbors In
the State, clean towels. Kharp razors and
prompt attendance. JOHN WJIRNER,
The ucrman liarber,
feb lu tf 2y Market street
North Carolina Hams.
FINE, BRIGHT LOT, ALL SOUND. Re
ceived this day. New invoice cniPBEEF,
Just received per steamer.
stttritruAiuw, new liusu iuia
TO&rr Fine assortment fresh CAKES and
crackers. All klnd3 0f Family and Fancy
(iroceries. "
Is. l 8WANN, Agent,
je A tf DiW opp. Front Street Market,
ienieFoiite
-AT-
'affiSffe eo. R. French & Sons.
chist. 183 Genesee St., Utica, N. Y. t
N BW AO VBUTI8HM15NT8.
Great Book Sale.
t'lIK ENCYCLOP.KDIA RRITANNICA AT
1 t he unheard of price of il ia vpt volume.
f;jfl.60 complete set; delivered one, two or four
volumes rer monLh. To enable you to be
come fully satiMled that this set is all we rep- j
recent, we oner the first volume at tne nomi-1
nal Drice of sixty cents. The order mnst
Clven.now. . C. W. YATEh.
c opera Mtppers-, former prtceKLOu.
Il.lfl opera Slipper, former priccitLSk.
f i.r. jper Mipperi, lorraer pnee n-.'i
Oxford Ties, Pat. Tlp.TSC
oxford Ties, Pat. Tip, tUC
oxford Ties. Pa. Tip, tl.r
Oxfonl Tl. Paf. Tip, tUOO.
Tati Colored Ox ford !!..
Taa colored Ox fonH L2Tfc .
All the above stjlcj in MIsm,- ahdlCldl-
dreJi'X fclzes at comparatively low price.
iar?e H'oxot laws tennis swr'l'EKS.
Wrigh tsville and the Sound. GEO. R. FRENCH & SONS,
SPECIAL TRAIN, TO ACCOMMODATE
people litln at the sound and the Island
beach noteL will leave rrtoct-ss Ktrect sta
tion after the btcreopiK-on Lecture and Rand
Concert at the Opera House to nljht, Tues
day, June 10th.
je 10 It J. R. NOLAN.
108 North front Street.
(opposite The ortoa ) my Si tf
ISLAND BEACH HOTEL
Crown Lavender Salts J. A. immmn. .Manager.
AVINU LRASKD THE AMOVE NAM EI)
Refreshing and lnvigorAllng.
CRAB APPLE BLOSSOMS,
Malus Coronula.)
Genuine Spanish Castile soap, ceate's Ital
Ian Soap, Rl miners Toilet Powor.
For sale by
JND, II. IIANKS,
Prescriptions. pharmacist.
Telepti9De call Fa ? ja l U
H
iioLel, hituated at the II ainmocks. I am pre
pared to ea'er suecclally to tb wantaof
the puWle,
The aoic i;iue suppited with t he citoicesr
lands ef the aeaison.
Many iLo?4tof irreat tntereat la the lcla
tty. Surf Raining Rath Houses in still water.
Rue boatlnj facilities, unrl railed rlihlas-, and
above all an unexcelled Cuisine.
cottaces en the Reach conoecd with the
HoteL
Prof. Miller cel Urate! lUnd. eizasei fr
the reason.
j. a imow,
nytsti ' MANAGER, -