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TBiarArEB j4ijE3, Editor ana rrop. - -!,. POSTAGE PAID. Ttiree one month iTi cents. 11.00. . delivered by carriers, free " fPpartofthecity,attheabove tt' tDerweek r rtes lowandllberaL nise report any and - . - Will ' - gttbelr paper regular .nVKKTlHEMBVTB PreKDts n the :aost elegant form . THEUXATIVENUTRITIOUa JUICE FIGS OF CALIFORNIA, Cocbfcecl with the medidnal ues of plants known to be St beneficial to the human tfstem. forming an agreeable, id effective laxative to perma--atlyure Habitual Consti ioa, and the many ills de 'pending on a weak or inactive condition of the E01EIS, LIVER MID BOWELS. their.ost excellent remedy known to ZUkKSE THE SYSTEM EFFECTUALLY Wheo one is Eilious or Constipated SO THAT -URSCLOOD, REFRE8HIMQ SLEEP, HEALTH and STRENGTH NATURALLY FOLLOW. Everj- one is using it and all are deligrhted with it. ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOI x MANUFACTURED ONLY BY CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. SAS FRANCISCO, CAL. Wmtlf. K1. NEW YORK. N. Y For sale by ROtfEKT R UBLLAMY, WHOLESALE DKUGGIST, ari a Wilmington, N. U. Sneed & Co., UCCESSORS TO KNOXVILLE FURNI- t ore Co., southeast corner Market and second streets. Large stock, artistic designs, lowest prices, Irerybody invited to call and inspect oct nac my 13 If H. A. Tucker, JJEALER IN GRANITE, MARBLE AND Brown Stone, Manufacturer of cemetery. Mormmentil and Building work, .110 Nort h rrom street, Wilmington, N. C. je 17 lw ADRIAN & VOLLERS, WHOLESALE DEALBRS IN Provisions, Groceries, liquors, Tobacco, Cigars, -AND- COMMISSION MERCHANTS. Cor. Front and Dock Sta., WIL3IINGTON, N. O. Jai3tf 1 North Carolind Hams. HXE, BRIGHT LOT, ALL SOUND, RE- " luia aa- New Invoice CHIP BEEF, reeled per steamer.' Sirrw t. xTJiAioES, new IRIsn POTA TOES. Fine assortment '' tresh CAKES and 1ackeks. All kinds of Family and Fancy fcroperiei SWANN, ARont, cip. Front Street Market. Just Arrived ! SICK LOT OK THAT FKESU UP-COUN- Bitter, in small Kits, at "ALL & 1EA1S8ALLV, H and 13 So. Water Street. BEACH HOTEL J A. BROWNE Manager. LEASED THE ABOVE NAMED rtpu ia Vr ai iae uammocts, I am pre PBtSa su'c's,rilly to the wants of iStiu te suPPUed with the choicest JSurtRf,!?1 interest In the Tlcln- l BxUl Houses In still water. ItfWaoes of great tLSV Bathing rT, ein" Si ,,cilules' nnrtraaied nshlngr. and on lhe Iieach conoected with the isoiT Kbrated Band engaged for J. A UUOT7N." JStl MANAGE1C fraiy Association Reading Room f IIiST rL00R MASONIC BUILDING, V2h reet. open till 10 p.m. every week aly$L00 per household per quarter ' lUiTltMtoexfnilLe. fcblU 9 B. F xtu ISLAND r 71 1. VOL. XIV 1KDEX TO NSW ADVERTISEMENTS Sneed & Co Furniture TJ W Y ate Noted men on the Solid South One week from to-morrow will b the Fourth of Julys, Last .night has been considered by many as decidedly Jhe hottest of the season. : .'Fifty first-class hand Wanted to! make Pants, by the day or piece. Apply at 122 Market street! t The hot wave is stiilith us "At 12 o'clock to daythe thermometer in this office registered 92 degrees. "Why, now I cannot get enough to eat," says one lady who formerly had no appetite, but took Hood's Sarsaparilla. Rubber Hose, Lawn Mowers and Rakes of the latest and most im proved makes are sold by the N. Ja cobi Hdw. Co. t Keep dry and you will keep healthyl Umbrellas, rubber coats, &c, at I. Shrier's, S. E. corner Front and Princess streets. Rev. R. C. Beaman will preach at the Market Street Methodist Mis sion, comer Eighth and Princess streets, at 8.15 this evening. I am Manufacturer's Agent for Barbed and all kinds of Wire, Com bination Wire and Iron Fences. Or ders solicited. James I. Metts. t Mrs. Alice Adkins has disposed of her boarding house in this city to Mrs. Walker and has gne to South- portvto remain during the Summer. i Messrs. B. R. and E. N. Penny left here to-day for New York on the steamship Benefactor. Frjm there they will go to Waterbury, Conn., to attend the marriage of a relative, to take place next Thursday. Farmers, we can supply you with Peanut Sweepsand Diggers, Scraper and Coulter Points. Seven different size wings and two size points for the "Boy ClipnerJ' the most im proved plow on the market. N cobi Hdw. Co., factory agents. Ja t The Wilmington Steam Fire En gine Co. No. 1 will give an excursion to Carolina Beach to morrow. There will be music, fireworks and re freshments. The fare on the 9:30 a. ra. and 2:30 p. m. boats will be 50 cents; on the 5 o'clock boat it will be 25 cents. We have it now. A Pump that is always primed, never requiring a tub of water to start it. It is the bright invention of a North Caro lina genius and is pronounced 4y all to be the best pump on the market. See it and you will have no other. N. Jacobi Hdw. Co. t The Monroe 'Enquirer says: Mr. Vollers, of the firm of Vollers & Has- hagan, of-Wilmington, was in town a few days ago and after having the matter brought to his attention, took some stock in our cotton factory.- He expressed himself as high ly pleased with th plan and out look for the- factory and said lje thought he could get some stock for it in Vilmington. Cape Feaf Ixxlre. Cape Fear Lodge fro. 2, I. O. O. F hn elected the following officers. viz: N. G. J. W. Fleet. V. G. John K.:rant. R. &tl A. J. Y6pp. Treas John Maunder. Building Committee R. J. Jotiey," E. J. Moore, Beuj. Bell. The above with the appointive of ficers, will be installed at the meet ing on Tuesday night. The Athenaeum Day. The estimate is that there were between 400 and 500 people at Caro lina Reach vesterda v. It was the day on which the Athenaeum Society rrn-vA rhpir excursion. It was a de lightfully pleasant day, notwith n. Klirrht shower of rain nnd there were manv in the surf during the day. Tbe h tel was crowded I&st nicrht and ilrs. Mayo's fatuous Gsh feeds were in demand Pi reworks were sent off from the Beach just before the last boat left. Female WeaJcaens FosttlTely Cnrwl. To toe Editor: -Please Inform your readers that I have a Dositive remedy for the thon sand and one ills which arise from derahged female organs. I shall be glad to send two bottles of my rem edy free to any lady if they will send theirExpressind P. O. address. Yours respectfully, Dr. J. B. Mar- chist, 183 Genesee St., Utica, X. t i JL- WILMINGTON, N, C.j THURSDAY, JUNE 26, I Forecast. j J For North Carolina, fair weather! land stationary teinperatme, xcpt ! fetlirrllf I V frr t w rr f ha nnacf T'.Aa1 forecasts, from 8 a. m. tonlay, fori i Wilmington and vicinity, fair wea ither. An Knights of Pythias. election for officers of Claren- don Lodge, K. of P.. was held last night, as fo lows: C. C. J. H. Dnihain. V. C C. II. Whit?. Prelate J. I. Meare.. M. at A. C. D. Myers, Jr. ! i - ------ Getting Ready for the Fourth. We hear that there will be the biggest time at the Hammocks and Wrightsville Beach on the Fourth that has ever beeif known in the his tory of the road. At least, such will be the case if an attractive pro gramme can ensure, it. This pro gramme has not yet been fully made up but Capt. .Nolan is giving his spare time now to the perfection of the details. It should not be delay ed, however, as our friends in the country will want to know what we are going to uo about it and takes some little time to disseminate news outside of the city. The Work of the Waves. Now, who was that young man who suddenly parted company with his bathinjr suit in the surf at Caro lina Beaqh yesterday? It was really a ludicrous thing. Some strings or buttons gave way; while a party of gentlemen were in the surf and the victim of the disaster had a hard tfme of it getting back into his in teguments. He succeeded eventual ly, while standing in the water up to his chest, but not before the sharp eyes of the girls on the beach had spied out his sad plight and had ex tracted a great deal of amusement therefrom. Another Hlgii way Outrage." Alex. Moore, a venerable colored man, a good citizen anu an indus trious farmer, who resides about four miles North of the city, was. re turning from market yesterday about noon when he was suddenly attacked by a highwayman and only his cries for assistance prevented him from.being robbed. He called in to see us this morning and gave us the particulars. He says that he was on his way home 'from market and not far distant from it, and was riding quietly along in his cart, with his head bent down, when suddenly without any previous warning what- ever tne oiow or a cuugei ieu upon his head with terrific force. It was as though he had been struck by lightning.. In a moment or so he was unconscious but recovered and began to cry tor help. His horse started and threw him out of the cart and then he ran a short dis tance up the road, but knowing that his assailant could easily overtake him he halted and faced about, as he did uot want to be struck again frombehipd. The scoundrel soon' came up with him and aimed blow after blow at his head which was warded off by the old man in throw ing up his left arm to protect his head. With each blow the high wayman demanded his money .and the old man continued to scream for assistance. Finally, the robber, evi dently fearing that his cries would bring help, sprang from the road and disappeared, without having obtained the money. The old man received a very severe blow on the back of his head and his left arm was very much bruised in his attempt to ward off the blows. All this happened on the public highway, a much traveled road, only four miles from the city, in the mid dle of the day. The assaulted man cau only de scribe his assailant as a young and vigorous colored man but he says that other parties who passed up the road just ahead of him savr the man lyiug near the road with, a stout cudgel under his head and that they could identify him.. And now let us ask the county authorities if any effort is to be made to stop this business and to apprehend the scoundrels. The facts cannot be any longer ignored. The people cannot afford tq be ter rified by a few miscreants, who set at defiance all law and order, re gardless of the fact that a halter is dangling before their eyes. Tbe thing can be stopped and the'man caught It will b lynch law if the people have to lake It upon themselves to ajprehentl tfieTillafn?. . :J D1 Progress. It is very iraportantln this age of vast material progress that a rem edy be pleasing to the taste and to the eye, easily take"n, acceptable to i the stomach and healthy in Its na ture and effects. Possessing these qualities, Syrup of Figs is the one perfect laxative and most diuretic known. gentle The Family Grocery at Carolina Reach. Those who go to Carolina, Beach and drop in to see that clev r gen tleman, Mr. Hans A. Kure, akthe store he has opened there will be surprised to find what a large "and extensive stock he carries. He owns the lrge club house building and he has filled it full of saleable iirtH cles. The beauty of it is that he sells them, too. The venture has proved thus far very successful. Mr. Kure has just completed the erection of stables there. He has his own horse and buggy, the first ever carried to the Beach, and is ar ranging stables for a number of cows, so as to supply fresh milk to the residents: He owns a consid erable tract of land there and next season he proposes, toclear it and ley ut a truck garden. His family, are resident at the Beach during the season, he last year having erected a handsome house south of the pa vilion, which is the largest cottage, by the way, at Carolina-Beach. And Still Another. Since the report , published . else where relative to the attempted robbery yesterday afternoon near the city we hear of another incident which cannot with exactness be called an actual attempt at robbery but 'something which, was plainly pielimtnary to such an attempt. The facts are these:' Mr. James Epps, a well known citizen, who is frequently employed on Mr. Frank Gause's lighters, has x 1 recently none some wont on a tank for the Standard Oil Co. and tins morning, aoouu o ciock, was paid off. With n part of the money he purchased a pistol and a box of cartridges and then taking with him his breech-loading shot gun he in vited a Triend, Mr. Frank Knox, to go with him outside the city limits and have a shoot, Mr. Epps offering to lire the pistol ugainst the gun. The offer was accepted-and crossing Smith's Creek the two halted in the road a short distance beyond the bridge and not far from the Poor House and each fired twice at a target on a- tree. Mr. Epps had then left three shots in hi pistol and had two cartridges for the- gun in his pocket. On being asked by Mr. Knox if he had any more balls he jokingly replied that he had not. Soon after these words "escaped him a white man anil two colored men emerged from behind some thick bushes lining the road, - where they had evidently been in hiding, and one of the latter advanced on Mr. Epps and asked him for change for a dollar. Being willing to oblige him,. Mr. Epps ran his hand into his pocket and produced some loose change. Just then he noticed that tlie white man had got around to his right and that, the other man was edging around nervously to his left.- Turning suddenly Mr. Epps demanded what they all meant .by trying to surround him in that way when the reply came: "We will let you know that directly' Thus was plain enough for Mr. Epps, who stepped back and cocked his pistol and told them he would first present them with a little cold lead. As he cocked it tire men seemed to think that there must be a few balls left, despite the lire viousj assort ion and they broke and ran.' The white mair and one of the colored men made for the railroad track, through the Poor House field, aud the other jumped the fejice into the Sans Souei plan laiion. On the WesbJ 'As he did so Mr. Epps raised the pistol, tookgood aim and fired and as the tmtn fell iDto a patch of blackberry bushes on the other side he. feels sure that it; iuuh nave I11L miu. Jiir. rjpjrs then picked up the gun from the j ground, where his friend had drop ped it, and slapping in a cartridge I sprang over the fence and gave chase j for a short distance to the others. Gute, Braises, Sores, Ulcers, wait Just ils thv nrnwwl Hi railroad t Rheum, Fever Sores. Tetter, Chaj Just as they crossed the rauroa'i i Iaild chilblains, Corns, and all track he fired bat does jiot think kin Eraptidns, and positively cures that he hit either of them. They Piles, or no pay required. Itisguar disappeared iut be direction of Oak- anteed to give perfect satisfaction, dale Cemetery. Mr. Epps then came uy refnnded- Price 25 cents into town and narrated.' the above .For sal by Robert- R Bellamy, facts. j.': v v - : JwholesMeariawiaildrjggiit, . , -1 F TP W 1890. NO 165. The Inqtiest and Verdict. Coroner Jacobs this 'morning held an inquest over the reniains of the late Edward Hill, fire man on the Seacoast R. R., who was shot to death on Tuesday by David J. Gar ner. The jury met at 10 a. m. and a verdict'was rendered at 1 o'clock. A large number of witnesses were ex amined aud the testimony was sub stantially the same as that already published. The verdict was to the effect that deceased cauifi to" his death from a wound fired from a gun jn the hands of David J. Garner. State Dental Association. FIRST DAY EVKNING HKSSION." The Convention convenel 'pur suant to adjournment, President HHIiard presiding. The Executive Committee reported favorably upon the applications of Drs. L. White and W. B. Murphy to become mem bers of the Society, and upon being balloted upon they were declared duly elected. Applications of Drs. Tucker and Morrow were reported to the Socie ty and referred to the Executive Committee. The special order of the evening session was then taken un. which was the advisability of the appoint ment of a committee of five whose duty it shall be to investigate the subject of more extensive dental legislation. The president appoint" ed the following named gentlemen on that committee: Drs. J. H. Dur ham, J. F. Griffith, II. D. Harper, E. L. Hunter aiid H. C. Herring to re port to the Society at a subsequent meeting. The Executive Committee report ed to the Society tome irregularities upon the part of some of the mem bers relative to the matter of taking and instructing students. The Convention met this morning pursuant to adjournment. Drs. J. E. Wyche and F. S, Harriss made exemplifications of. the tteat ment of alveolar abcess' by .extrac tion; excision of sac and replantaw tion of tooth; nitrous oxide gas be ing exhibited in extraction. ' Dr. T. M. Hunter: Compound contour gold filling; demonstrating the combination ot noif-cohesive and cohesive foil-. Also, gold filling on lingual surface of superior incisor. The next itemon the clinical pro gramme was "Implantation" with Dr. H. C. Herring, as demonstrator but as there was ho patient apply ing the process was not exhibited. we are requested to state tnat any one who desires the repla?ement oj a missing front tooth no matter how long the same may have been gone who will. attend to morrow can have the tooth replaced in a short time with vei y little pain, by presenting 'himself or herself be fore the Convention to morrow. The remainder of the programme was carried out as follows: Dr. M. A. Bland; Extracting nervo and immediate filling of root. Dr. y. E. Turner: Compound gold filling on posterior approxiiual and grinding surfaces of first superior bicusped. Also, gold filling on an terior approxiuial surface of the first superior molar. The Convention adjourned at noon until this evening. There was noafternoon session the interim be ing devoted by the delegates to an excursion to Carolina Beach, -given by the dentists resident in this city. Wilmington District Third Quarterly Meeting. Bladen Street, June 20. Grace Church, July 5 and G. Stttiqou Circuit, Hall's, July 5 ami 0. Kenapsville Circuit, Richland?, July 12 and 13. Magnolia Circuit, ut Maguolia, Dist, Conf., July 19 and 20. - Bladen Circuit, ponies Chapel, July 26 and-27. Fifth Street. August 2 atid 3. Carver's Creek Circuit, Shiloh, Aug. 5 and C. Cokesbury Circuit, McNatt's, Aug. 9 and 10. Clinton Circait, Goshen, Aug. f and 17. - Eljzabeth -Circait, Pender, Aug. 23 :at"24- . no , Whiteville Circuit, Cerro Gordo, Aug. 30 and 31. F. D. Swindell, P. E. Kurklen Arnica" Sal The Br Salve m the world for " FLUASS K0TIU3L '- .' ; -r We will in glad to receive corrmnntt o from our trlesss oa any and ui HuDjecti cf general interest, bat f , -... fc. j . 4 4iu cisaea za trim Eimr. . CJommaaicanoM mtuc be wmtea ca only one side ot tne paper. ". :t "';z " Ao-i it is especially and piimculxrly caflir- stooa tnat the Kaitor does nwjatsraya enficne tne ew of corte&ponoenta onlesft ao 'atatea- m w. mw m F mm w m w mm m . . . - Firemen's Excursion, -yy ILMINGTOX STEAN FIRE ENGINE CO. No. l, to Carolina Beach, Friaay, June 2Ttn. Fare for round trip 5ft" cents. " Retrcsbmenta, Music nd Dancnig. uon'thu esit Administrator's Notice. THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING QUALIFIED j-ora, aeceasco, notice la hereby given to all - "' luumaui ut Jr. w. i-ciwua uaviuv ciaums affainsc saia estate nrPSPIlt f hpm tn ma im n- to or this notice will be. r loaded in bar ot the in loawGw nur . Adminlstratdr. ."To catch Dame Fortune's golden'fcmlie Assiduous wait upon her And rjat her pear by every wile That's justliled by honor. Not for to hide It in a hedge. Not for a train attendant. But lor the piorious privilege or being independent," ; . So man can fret imt?itenteiu who DavB rent. Secure a Home and be your own landlord. Why pay rent when thd same money.will buy ' you a home. Uouscs and lots In desirable and healthy localiues and building lota on the prominent streets of the city for. sale on the installment PLAN. Satisfactory . time riven. Money loaned to those wlahlnar to JAMES WILSON Je 24 2w office of D. O'Connor. Karffiiins ! Hnro-fin5! l?nivnirrc 1 . "....a.w AruauiAuj -IN LADIES' SLIPPERS -AND ' Gentlemen's Low Quartered Ladles' Opera Slippers 59c r . Ladies' Lace Oxfords, Plain Toe, 73c. Ladies' Lace Oxfords, Pat. Leather Tlps.ll.OQ. Ladles' Lace and EuttonbxfordfS, f 1.25. Jeotlemen'a Low Shoes In' all the latest Ltjlcs at marvellous LOV riJICEf!. Geo; 11. French & Sons, 108 North Front Street. (Opposite The Orton.) j0 23 tf SPECIAL NOTICE ! Vll PRIVATE riTOOIt 1S7 RVE IS UK. O loubrodl3' the lirvst WHISKEY sold in tne Com h to-day. P.elorv you will find a tV'W out Of many lttor which tp r.velv and notice well what.; hey contain: Rrown & llrown.dmsTfflsts, of Winston, say: "The Private Stock, '76, gives entire satis faction to our customers, and we thlnlc It is a fine medicinal Whiskey." 11. Hose, also of Winston, writes us as foN lows: I "The 'Private Stock' Whiskey I bought through your Mr. Simon has proved a succtfii and will keep it hereaiter as my leaaui2 brand.' ' J. A. Burns & Co., of Fajetteviile, have this to say: "1 have usd your new brand of Private stock, i8;o,' ye Whiskey and will say that I am well pleased with It and that It is all you recommend it to be. My customers prefer tbl3 brand to all others.' Brunhild, Simon & Co. , 111 N. Front fct., Dealers in Liquors, cigars and Tobaccos, my 30 tf Noted Men on the Solid South. TTILART A. HERBERT, ZEBCLON JJ. 1JL - ' Vance, Wm. M. Fistibaclc, nenry a. Turner, Sand Pasco, Ira P. Jons, Wm, i, WUaont Ceo. G. vest, A. s. In? and orhers. Prfce tt25. Je5U ' C. W. YATES. i Rent, rj'II E WRIGHT ' jCOTTA.aJB, ' o;f wiaGHTSMLLE SOUND. Apply to ' - ? , : . :- ' ; . je 24 ?t 1. O'CONNOR. FOR CAROLINA BEAOH AND S0UTHP0RT. THE SYLVAN OIiOVJt3 J EAVES WILMINGTON AT fc3d A. M. AND 2 p- in. RctumiiJff leave the Beach at 12.30 and p. m. tm Tuesdays and Fridaya leave at a. in.. Z:.D p. m, and 5 p.m. Tbe last, train leaves iui nenca itvp.ia. oa i ac9 davs and Fridays. Tbe passiorT wiu leave for South port at a. rn.. and for Carolina Beach at 50 p. in. Every day in tbe week except Sunday. Season reduced rate Tickets for sale at thn ofnee or on board. ' Fare samrday Zi cents for the round trip. L W. IIAKPEB. 3 17 tr Manager. HIricAPifr,c 'flnrr Knnn. rrri BET CLEANSF ANfAFLEA KILLER. Cum all Skin instates, wmore? all smell. For sale by MT?TD3 BrOTBEES, ICtr, rnatttrcrt jlJf.FcrrthSr,