SPECIAL NOTICE !
COMMEKClAL NEWS.
WILMINGTON MARKET.
June Hi. 230 P. M.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE Firm
at 35 cents bid. No sales reported.
ROSIN Firm at f 1.07$ for etrain
ed and 1.12 for good strained.
TAR Finn at $1.35.
CRUDE TURPENTINE Firm
at $1.25 for hard, $2.35 for yellow
dip and $2.70 for vircrin.
COTTON Firm at 11 J cents for
middling; low piddling1, 11; good
middlincr. llf. i
RECEIPTS-Cotton, :spiritMl:
rosin, 1,273; tar, 22: crude, 18.
I MAKINE NEWS.
Absolutely Pure..
This powaer never vanes, a marvel of pur
ity, strength and wholesomeness. More econ
omical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be
sold nvcompetltlon with the multitude or low
t est, short weight alum or phosphate po wders
.o Id only in tans. KO YAL 15 A K.1 NG 1 O V D IZ I
CO. ,100 Wall St., N. Y.
cct2Gdwly tcnnn 4thtx:i r.r.tpw
Daily Review.
MONDAY, JUNE Ifi. 1890.
STATE NEWS.
Greensboro I'alrrot: The railroad
authorities handled over l,20Q fir-t
class passengers here yesterday.
Concord Xlandard: Messrs. G. T.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Fanita, Pennington,
New York, 1 G Smailbone?.
Steamer Cape. Fear. Tomlinson,
Favetteville, T D Love.
CLEARED.
Steamer Cape Fear, Tomlinson,
Fayetteville, T. D. Love.
WEEKLY STATEMENT.
STOCKS ON HAND JUNE 13,1890.
Cotton ashore, 453; afloat,' 000,
total, 453.
Spirit ashore, 2,240; afloat, 1,941 ;
total, 4,181.
Rosin ashore 13,098; afloat, 7,449;
total, 20,547.
Tarashore, 7,800; afloat, 281; total
8,01.
Crude ash ore. 123: n float, i00;total
RECEIPTS, WKKK KNIUNG JUNK 13, '90.
Cotton, 25; spirits, 1,054; rosin, 7,
0Sl;tar, 290; crude, 014.
-AT-
and Jno. W. Pronst, went out to Huf-! kxpoiits. weekended .tune 13, 1890.
falo creek to fish. In one hour and
twenty minutes they caught ISO; the
entire number however, would fill a
vessel a little larger than a gallon
pot.
Stanford JCxpress : Pi 1 in 01 W i c k r,
of Liberty, tried to commit suicide
last week by fracturing the skull
witha hoe. He is io a serious ron-
dition. The corn and cotton
crops of this section never looked so
well in the memory of farmers, but
the heavy rains have rather checked
their hearty and vigorous growth.
Charlotte Chronicle: Jimmie
Cook, the boy preacher of Georgia,
is in Charlotte, and will preach in
the city to morrow. He is 14 years
of age, weighs 05 pounds and is 4 feet
high. He said to a Chronicle report
er yesterday that he had been
preaching two years. He had preach
ed inAtlanta .and Augusta. and eann
here from Gainesville, Ga.
Concord Mmuianl: J he marriage
at St. "Mary's jestorday is much
talked of. and its romantic - aspects
appear to touch tho sensibilities of
the ladies particularly.' Miss San
ders had nursed Mr. ltembcrt during
a critical sickness. In return for the
kindness he bore all the charges of
her education and made her his wife.
It is a real love story all the way
through.
..Newton JCnter)ri'sc: This has been
a great week for making clover hay.
Hundreds of tons have been stored
away in this county. It is as fine as
was ever made in the county. This
will also be a good year for gather
ing clover. We estimated the
wheat crop last week at three
fourths of a full crop. ! Hut we have
been informed by several farmers
that this is too high. Some put it
at a half, some a third and some Jas
low as a tourth.
Charlotte Chronicle: Deputy Sheriff
Andrews, on Saturday, arrested at
Shelby Decatur Gregg, who was
convicted last October of slander.
Gregg appealed to the Supreme
Court which affirmed the decision of
the Superior Court. Then he left
the State, going to Arkansas. He
returned about a month ago. His
family are all sick in bed except one
boy. His sentence . was eighteen
months on the streets, at which he
will be put on Monday.
Lincolnton Courier: Mr. W. L.
Lackey is the champion marksman
in North Brook tdwnship if not in
the county. In the period of six
weeks, we are reliably informed, he
killed 3G crows and 5 hawks -not
counting a number of young ones,
and two sheep-killing" dogs.
Lincolnton is one of the finest loca
tions for a city in the State. It is
surrounded with the best mineral
waters and has the best health re
cord that can be shown by any town.
It is surrounded with an abundance
of the best iron ores in the South,
and the time is coming when no
earthly power will check the multi
plicity of its industries and its won
derful prosperity.
THE MAIL SCHEDULE.
rhe malls close aud arrive at the dry Pos
fT.ce as foUows:
OUTGOING .MAILS DAILY.
CLOSE. IK AVE.
Wll.and Wash.G.Ml-a Dis.
Cotton
tar, 47
Tar, 3.
domestic.
379; spirits, 02;
5; rosin, 153.
FOREIGN.
crude, 484;
Not at All Necessary
po CARRY YOUR PROVISIONS OK LUNCH
to Carolina Reach as there is a
First-Class Family Grocery
there, supplied with everything: the- market
affords and sold at city prices.
All K nds of Canned Goods
FOR LUNCH AND PIC NIC PARTIES
audeven-thlnsrel.se that goes to make up a
fine lunch.
Full supply of ICE always on hand.
The' residents of CAROLINA BEACH will
flnt it to their Interest to deal 'with me as I
win keep on hand everything In the Grocery
and Housekeeping line.
HANS A. KULIE,
jeTtf PROPRIETOR.
Geo. K, French & Sons.
50c Opera Slippers, former price 15c
75c opera slippers, former prlceBLOO.
$1.00 opera Slippr, former pice$L25.
$1 25 Opera Sllppei s, former price$L50. '
Oxford Ties, Pat. Tlp,75c "
Oxford Ties, Pat. Tip, f 1.00.
Oxford Ties, Pat. Tip, f L25.
Oxford Ties, Pat, Tip, $L50.
Tan Colored Oxfords f 1.00.
Tan Colored Oxfords fL25.
All the above styles In Misses andChll
dren's sizes at comparatively low prices.
Large stoce Of LAWN TENNIS SLIPPERS
GEO. R. FRENCH & SONS,
108 North Front Street.
(Opposite The Orton ) my 24 tf
pi h aad lliglil,
MY SALOON,
Corner of North Wateraud
UK PRIVATE STOCK 1S75 RYE IS UN-
doubt edly the best WHISKEY sold in tne
South to-day. Below you will find a few out of
O'
many letters -which we receive and notice
well what they contain:
Brown & Brown, druggists, of Winston, say:
'The Private Stock, T6, gives entire satis
faction to our customers, and we think it i3 a
fine medicinal Whiskey."
Mulberry
If Open from 1 o'clock
11:45 p
a. in. Moidav Until
in.
ciu . p.
nun 10 tf
Saturday.
WILMINGTON, N. C.
Fishermen's- Supplies,
Builders' Hardware,
PAINTS AND SASH
H. Rose, also of Winston, writes us as fol
lows: "The 'Private Stock' Whiskey I bought
through yoar Mr. Simon has proved a success
and will keep it hereatter as my leading
brand. r
j. A. Burns & Co.. of Fayetteville, have this
to say:
"I have used your new brand of 'Private
stock. 1876 Rye Whiskey and will say that I
am well pleased with It and that it a all you
recommend it to be. My customers
this brand to all others."
Bninhild,Simon & Co.,
ami Stools. C&SlBSt ucrft of all lands. Complete
Darnts. Catalogue free. Address
Also Wall and Prescrint? 3
Scribner's Magazine
Fop 18UO.
Ill N. Front ir.,
Cigars and Tobaccos.
Dealers m Liquors,
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TIME TABLE IN EFFECT JUNE 1st, 18S0.
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Clinton and ooUL($ih
Wll. and .lack. (:
Wil. and Ruth
WlL and Jack. cr....
WlL and Wash, (li U.i r. . 1,-, l M.
Brunswick run) a. m
rape Fear River mall im I". i.
MONDAYS AND FRIDAYS.
Onslow A. M.
INCOMING MAILS DAII.V.
ARRIVE
Charlotte and Maxton...
WlL and Jack
Clinton and Goldsboro..
WlL and Ruth
WrtghtsvlUe.....
southport
WlL and Wash. 23 ..... .
WiL and Wash. (27)
WlL and Jack. (U)
MONDAYS AND THURSDAYS.
Brunswick.........; 5.tx
TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS.
rape Fear River t.ix a. m
TUESDAYS AND SATURDAYS.
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JT AM NOW WELL PREPARED TO REPAIR
all Mnds of Furniture, SewlnMachines, Fan
cy Articles, 4c, and where Jt Is possible make
them as good as new. Work done promptly
and prices low. Call and see me and get es
timates and prices. -
" . - - J. BvFARRAR,
-4 S. W. cor. Front and Orange streets.
- Iami; still "ajent tcre for tfca New Home
sewing Machine; one cf tte test lizcLlzes on
tne market. KeetScs anrofl fcr
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