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Evrry cr-e is using it and all are i'ighted with it. a( tj cuocst roo BYUUP OP PIGO HANUf ACTURCO 0LY BY CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. WfiASCiSCO. CAL RUHCICT 11 UELLAMV. WHOLESALE UKLC5UIST. M Wllmlnston. N. C. Sneed & Co., ICfESM TO KXOXV1LLE Fl'IlNI- s tvf fa., at hc-iai cviff r Morkct and Second rm Ltrsrmi; Artistic desljns, lowest rn. It rj ui tnxiutt to cull and Inspect tor my 13 If 1DRIAN & Y0LLER8, WBOI.K..I.K I)rL4I.Ki:S IS Provisions, Groceries, Upors, Tobacco, Cigars, -AXU- rflSMSSlOX .MERCHANTS, Cr. I rvnt d.I Dock Sft., W1L3IINQTON, N. C. A Just Arrived ! JICE LOT OF THAT FRESU UPOUN- -1i:TTEK.inHr.i :iKl!.x. at HALL A I'EAiWALL, II u u so. water Street. W in W CO W CO CO w H 2 oa Hie Solid South.- - ntRBKRT. 7LBULON B. Henry (T. Turner. . Wm. j. wtlsoo, t;ex. Carolina beach AND SOUTHPORT. ' nE 8Vl 'm. . ,.7.. t UliUVii f ,1 ItVlN,.Tt,X ATfcA.M. AND ? t 2 Tr J"T Beacti-.at IfcuJtJ.yiJJtW 'or Soy port at kt frUjr,riMl ne round trtp : 13 I'RUiTED WITH . xt. t Wright - rUliOelrUa. ra - VOL. XIV WILMINGTON, N, C, WEDNESDAY, JULY 9i 1890. NO 175. T" tOl. Jesse Harrrnvp of Tjinrl Hill, Richmond connty, is in the city One Uaj. J. Horace Lacey who claims to have been on Gen. Holmes'.. staff during the war. Is seeking the notoriety of an interview with ohl Tube Karlv'rt boot, (i was in command litn for von... ' 1 a,n .Wanofacturer'a Acrent for! during the war but we fail to recall ' IiarUetI Ul,d a kinds of Wire,. Com- nny Mnj. Tacev us a TiiPi..l,..r nr : 'nation Wire and Iron Fences. .Or- Forecaats. For North Carolina. showers on on a brief visit combining business ".e coast and cooler. Local fore aod pleasure. leasts, from 8 a. in. to-day,' for Wil- tminton and vicinity, fair weather. followed by showers and slitrht I v He ders solicited. James L.Metts. t The alarm of firfi this afrnnnn coolef. ptaff. Ttiis we know, thougli. was esteemed too old for service in I -I nil. . I , I " " .""vv.. lut I too IticXI. the field and wan always on depart- j was caused by the. burinff of a small Udy bd pleasing to the 'tat went duty, and a position on life -orttlionse on premises on Third the ey, easily taken, accept uriweeiivsiiurcuanu uastie. Jaiqage very slight. 1 , j " iiicri'iure cnnsiiinrpn nn nico a little bomb iroof as n fellow would care to crawl into. Well, Iacey seems to bo an ardeut ad Uiirer of Mulione and s6me time ago a publication was made, on his au thority, to the effect that Gen. Lee .nail stated to,L.icey. and Wade1 Hampton that in the event of any thing happening to himself he would rather that Mahoue should succeed him in command of the Army of Northern Virginia than any other man. Gen. Early at once refused to believe this and' Gen. Hampton put in au indignant denial. .Recently, at the Lee monument unveiling in Ulchiuond, Gen. Early and Lacey came faceto face and old Jube cut the fellow dead. Early justly consid ered that he had slandered Gen. Lee and refused to recognize him. ! This made Lacey very wrathy and he is talKin;? "now about his "wounded honor" and threatens to expose Ear ly s Incompetencies during the war. Old Jnbe has but one leg, it is true. but If he gets In a good single shuf fle kick with that Eaceyill. feel as thpugh a thunderbolt had struck his headquarters in the saddle. Capr. S. W. Noble, who is Presi dent of the Farmers' Alliance in New Hanover, speaks for himself in another column. Whether he speaks for the Alliance remains to be seen. Capr. rioble intimates very plainly that both he and the Alliance will vote for Republicans (negroes) who will pledge 'themselves for. alliance doctrines rather than for Democrats (hite men) who will not. .Well, every one to his taste, say we.; and we believe that s what the old woman remarked when she kissed the cow. We like the fanners, and the farmers seem to iiKe us. nut we don't care to fall into line at .the crack of the wjiip. The Democratic party has not only never antagon ized the Alliance hut it has always been the farmer's best friend as, in- deed,the farmer.has been the hone and sinew and strength and much of the brains of the Demooratic par- ty. The party has never antngon ized the farmers and there is no rea son why the farmers should . antag onize the party. The fact is. to be candid, the farmers are the party, very largely, in the South. . They can control legislation through that party, and only through.it. Any attempt to do so-outsidc of that'or- gauization shows a failure to appre ciate the situation, as it actually ex- sts. - . . Well, if the Democratic party in North'Oaroilna is to be defeated this year by dissensions in its own ranks, et it come. This Isn't our Grst cam-. paign and we have more than, once reaped the fruits of defeat as well at victory.' Probably "gentle de feat would be good for us. ; Possi bly, we need a lesson. We have be come too "sassy" of late: too prone o forget that'North Carolinajs but a part of the whole union jand a small part at that. Hut it is exceed ingly unfortunate that the conflict and defeat if there must bt? defeat sltould be measured out to us this year, or an or the years in tue calen dar, for .North Carolina should not Le one whit behind our Southern elster in elccltmr a tun uon , Steam tug George W. Pride arriv -ed here yesterday afternoon from Philadelphia, to tow the schooner Jesse W. Starr, now here in distress, to the above port -j With "Regal" Paiut on your house aud "Plastico" on your walls, your liouye will be beautiful and votir family happy. Sold by the N. Jacobi Hdw. Co, factory agents. fl The body of Jim Baker, the color ed man who was drowned yester day at the foot of Princess street. was recovered this morning by Larry Lowe, with his apparatus. An in quest was deemed; unnecessary. Ihe bathing, housas at Ocean View have done a large businessthis season. "So great has been the rush there that, large as they are, they are to be improved and extended and work on them was begun to day. New Push and Pull Blind Hinges, Locks the blind when opened or closed. Saves labor and cost of put ting on inside fastenings, which are not needed with these hinges. Car- X Ml ' . . peniers, u win pay you to examine and use same. N. Jacobi Hdw. Co. t Mrs. Davis Hook. . Many lives, histories orjbiograph ies of the late'Jeflersqn Davis, pur porting to be written by Mrs. Jeffer son Davis, are being: advertised throughout the country, i The only genuine work of this kind written by Mrs. Jefferson Davis is that to be published by,Belford Company, 18-22 East 18th street, New York; entitled "Jefferson Davis, Ex-President of the Confederate States: - Memoir, by His Wife." other; works claim ing the authorship of Mrs. Jefferson Davis must necessarily ;be injurious to her personally and" pecuniarily. The book is sold by subscription, and territory is being rapidly assigned. The work promises to be the most popular ever published, Mr, Joshua G. Wright hite been appointed agent for this city. j Industrial Manufacturing Company. t The first annual meeting of the Industrial Manufacturing Company washeld in the City Court room last night. The meeting was called to order and, on motipn, Mr.; JacotrS. llen was called to the chair and Mr. E. F. Johnson appointed secretary. Messrs. J. T. Riley and O. M. Fill- yaw having b,een appointed a com mittee to ascertain the number of shares represented, .reported 617 shares, which being a majority of the stook, the meeting was declared duly organized. I T.he general statement of the Sec retary and Treasurer, m printed form, was presented and distributed among the stockholders for exami nation. I The President, John - D. Bellamy, Jr., made a verbal, report of the general condition of the compauy, showing that notwithstanding the unavoidable delay; in getting the machinery, aud the, fact that in con- sequence of that delay tle factory las been in operation only about hree mouths, satisfactory progress lad been made. Mr. Bellamy's re It is Very important in this age of vast material progress that a rem and to ptable to the stomach aud healthy in .its'iia ture ;and effects. Possessing these qualities, Syrup of Figs is the one j Going to Soathport. That esteemed gentleman, Col. E. D. Hall, Chief of Police, has not yet, we are sorryto note, entirely recov--cred his wonted health and strength and therefore he has been granted a further leave of two weeks, lie will leave here to morrow for South port and hopes to be strengthened and invigorated by a short -stay at tliit charniirig- resort. LHe "-.will stop with Dr. Curtis while there. perfect laxative diuretic'known.. ahd most gentl The alway American History. nwrican s ' interesting Jfajazmc History opens its twen- i A VexeU Question. A big black alligator, about 7 feet long to,a cow's tail, showed his nose ty-foufth volume with' July number. "A - fine Sir William frontispiece, a brilliant portrait of Blackstone i serves as its pertinence appar ent to whos6ever; reads the leading up inDoek street dock this morniug article, "Tim Golden Age of Colonial inn sti ivowt:. ' marks rnr stir itiUttiiir livn.11 n lonal delegation next Fall forou this I . ... . , . . ... ;r '. fact may rest Uiq fnal triumph or defeat of the infamous Federal force bH and the ultimate destiny of this gret repqb,lQ. : ; - Fvekd Co rumiture - '. .. . couraging statement by air. b. t . Johnson. 0,u motion, the meetiug proceeded tq the election of fifteen Directors, with the following result: J. D. Bel lamy, Jr., W. R. Barksdale, Jacob S. Allen, W. F. Williams, S. W. N;o ,hie, Wu4. IL Howell, II. R. Bellamy, J. L. B,oatwright, T; J. Southerland, and wanted to know if John Harper had yet gone down to the Beach. Being informed to the contrary he said that things were in such a mud dled condition over in Alligator reeiv mat. no coma stay no lonsrer aud disappeared, with the promise to "see you later." Now, what did his 'gator-hip want with Capt. Har per?! ! ' ' ' : " ' ' ' ' j Fender County Items. E ' i A correspondent at Buigaw writes us some interesting news from that place I - . ' ' ; ; . ine farmers generally are now complaining of he hot, dry weather, and the crops are suffering now for the want of rain. Our correspon dent says that he has not seen it so dry in Jthat section in years past. There is very little sickness how ever, which is something to be- de voutly .thankful for at any and all timesli Railroad talk has been greatly-revived; there of late. It seems to be a settled fact that Burgaw.i at last -to be the terminus of line of railway. It is to be built by the Atlantic Coast Lne. and is to run from Bar- gaw to, Dunn, in Harnett coanty, connecting there with the Fayette- ville ofc Wilson branch of the WJ & W. H. R. A very fine country will thus be opened up. The surveyors are in the field and this means that the road will be built, and at an'ear lyday. Indeed, the A. C, Line are not in the habit of .running ex peri mental lines just for the fun of the thing and their construction corps invariably follows close, upon the heels j of the surveyors. The new road will probably be about 70 miles? in length and will pass through the upper Black River section and thence on through Sampson county toDunn, in Harnett county. Democratic Executive. Committer! There was a called meeting of the Democratic County Executive Com mittee last night. The resignation of Messrs. M. J. Corbett, one of the nominees for the Legislature, and C. M, Harriss, nom inee for Constable,, were accepted, and the vacancies will be filled later There was also a conference held with representatives from the Far mers' Alliance, who asked for more representation on the- State aud Congressional delegations, and also asked!. for representation, on the Legislative ticket, and the follow ing resolution was passed by the Executive Committee: ' j ' The! Farmers' Alliance, through its representatives, ' Capt. S. W. Noble,! President of 'the New Han over County Farmers' Alliance, and J. W. t Millis, sought a eonferenee Few York." Mrs. Limb has given a wonderfully vivid picture of the little metropolis or the' province, un der kingly rule in . 17G8. Following this delightful chapter Roy, Single ton writes briefly of . "Sir William Blackstone and his Works." "The Indian'College at Cambj-i'dge" fol lows with valuable information oii a subject little kno Wn ; ."Biirgoyne's Defeat and Surrender, an inquiry from anEnglishStandpoint'is vastly "A Curious and Irupoi't jant Discovery in Indiana" gives) a picturesque view of the links con necting the days of chivalry in France with .those of adventure among the savage tribes of America; and then comes "President Lincoln's Humor." One of the most stirrinsr and important papers, in the nuin ber, however, is by the celebrated Boston divine, Rev. Samuel E. Her- rick, D. P.," entitled ' Our Relation to the Past a Pebt to the Future." Its lessons TTrVworth committing to memory by all classes in the schools. 743 Broadway, New York. ' ' ' PIJLSLSK NOTICX. " s We wiu be iad to rcccrr ccaciazicit cs Crom otu trti3 on &j 4a4 attc.;ct3 ceneral Interest, bat - - ' Tne nameof tae wnter nnst anrrri f? nlshed to too EXSor. - Com monicadona tancs be written ca c:. one sioe ox U-Mtper. 4' " rtraonSutoea man os -oiaal' JL AnJ esperuirraa pirt-C-Uartjft:r. suu taiior aoes not .axwaja rrirrt e tne views ot correspoadesci csJtai tj ttzzzn ra tne emton&l cohunnx '' - - " . all that was mortal of him : was ten derly.caretl for and brought back to Knei-stricKen relatives and many hundreds of sorrowing frUnr?. v , ,.. : C " - f .. : '-'ii .- - ' ' . - 1" Tiie peculiar enervating effecVof summer weather is driven off bv HoodsSaraparilla, which "makes the weak strong." - v ,. NEW AOVKUTIlEMENTa. SOMETHING NEV7 ! JDEKEIS A BEU SALOON OPENED OK second street, tetvreen Market and Princess vrlic.re you can get. i r A Schooner of Beer fbr 5 Cents. G aarmtee to be tne best in tne cltr. GJSGtnALK, SOD.1 WATKR, , Jtc. Also, a similar house at ifo. 4 North Water street, where the same articles are kept at By Steamer To-Day, k COMPLETE LINE OF LACTOPETTINE Preparatfons, Llquli Peptonoids and Phoa pho-C'afTcln ConiiKund. - lOtN. Front street., coi n. Fourth tt, y J tf ;; . -y,. :. . ... : Bargains ! Bargains ! Bargains ! -IN Parllciara or Youns lir. Tontlou's Deatlt We gatHerfrom yesterday's Ral eigh Cironiclc the following partic ulars relative to the death of Willie London, son of Capt. W. L. London, of Pittsboro The rem ins of Mr. Wi II L. London, who was urownea at INormandv. Tenn., last Friday, arrived in this city on Sunday morning, and were taken from here to his home in Pittsboro by special train. The re mains were accompanied to this place by Rev. Telfair IIod2son,!Pean 01 sewannee university, of which Mr. London was a ministerial stu dent. ' A number of friends went from here to Pittsboro on the spec ial. The funeral services were held at that place on Sunday morning atll o'ctocK, conducted by ; Rev. Wm. Walker and Rev. Mr. Hodgson, and were attended by a very Iarere.cath- ering or friends and acquaintances. The full particulars of the sad death may never be known. The general circumstances, as reported oy those who accompanied the body home, are as toiiows; 1 j Mr; London went from the Uni versity with three or four of the representative and leading business men, on a nshlng excnrsiou to Nor mandv, a. place about forty miles distant. On arriving at the fishinir stream tney arranged to put LADIES' SLIPPERS ! AND- -. . .. ' " . .. . . "; t . ,t ". " Gentlemen's Low Quartered SHOESii; Ladiea OperaT Slippers 50o. ; ' . " . , Ladles' Lace Oxford3, Plain Toe,- Z&x TV ; Ladles' Lace Oxfords,Pat. leather TIp3,$t.M. Ladies' Lace and Hiitton OxforJs; f I Gentlemen's Low Shoes in all the stylea'at marvellous LOW PHICES. ; Geo. R. French & Sons, 108 North Front Street. , (Opposite The orton.) . jo 23 tf- "To catch Dame Fortune's fildenf'jmlle Assiduous wait upon her 7 Ana gatner gear toy every wile latest That's lustlried by honor. Not for to hide It in a hedge. Not for a train attendant, Hut for tbe glorious privilege Of being: independent." Xo rami can fl ind'Pmttit who pars rent. ' Secure a Home and be jour own landlord. Why pay rent when the same money will buy you a home, nouses and lots In desirable and healthy, localities and building lots on" the prominent streets of the city for sale on the installment . plan, satisfactory timo Siren. Money loaned to those wlahln to build. - Apply to 1 ; JAMES WILSON. Je24 2w Office ot D. O'Connor. OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY AND TItEAS'll .' OF TUE i W1L. & WELDON AND W.,C. & A. It. ILC0.8'f WiLSnxaipN, N. C, July 1st, 18C0. 1MIE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF: TUB wilmlnxrton & Weldon Itailroad Co. hare declared a dividend of four (4) per cent, on Its capital Stock, payable on the 15th Inst., to all holder of record of this date. Th Trans 'er liooks will stand closed, iron July 1st to July 15th, lsno. JAN. r. 1 UoT, JR., ' Jy 1 lot Treasurer W. & W. IL It, Ca out !a of nsidm! mio 1)ursue ot ,er moUes Ocrmania to the Front; c i; Mr. London took a small dip net and leaving the party went up the j stream for sport. Sometime after he had left one of the party saw his hat come floating down the stream. This gentleman immediately called to Mr. Liondon, and getting no ans wer, started up the stream. A short distance up he, saw Mr. j London?s body rise to tho surface of the water. It had risen for the lust I time, bnt! this was not then known by the geri- wilh "the Demonratic TlrpPnli'vp Mptnnn wlin t.iw him flo nnlll ir uouiiuiuee oi mis coqw, anq de manded representative farmers on the Leclslatlve ticket, and renresen- tatioii in theCongressionafand State Conventions; and on beingquestion ed, Capt. Noble stated that should we accede to their demand- that ney oouiu not proniise to support I both went down any ueiuocratio candidate who (the stream.'-They C w Tart SotM men on the Solid south ; Wm. H. Uernard, Wm. Smith, -.L r : '.LviWm. Strqthers, Josi . Hanby, a .""H. 4"M. Fillv4iw. H. P. West. ruake lantt, by the day of' piece. .pply at Market street, t- lnbber Hose, Lnwn Mowers and Hakes of th latest and most Ira proved makes are sold by the N. Ja cobi Hdw. Co. ' ;; . Keep dry and you v will! 'keep healthy. Umbrellas, rubher.eoats &c, at IShrier's, 8, corner Front lincklfn' Ar)r Klr, The Best Saiye in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chap ped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guar anteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money ref unded. U Price 25 cents per !wx." . , ; t or sale by Robert It. itellaay, and Princess j;trect5, f 1 TThQles?:!e and Jtcil Csvzz'-" - would hot pledge himself to support tho demands of the Farmers' Al liance, but on the otherbaml stated iu answer to a question, they would support the Republican candidate in preference!, should he accede.,td the demands of the Farmer'sAIIiance -reven though the Democratic party divide jits nominees wth,ue aid Alliance. . We thrfore desire to say that as Dfriuocjrats, ' we eoukl not deviate from the platform of the Democratic Kirty, and by our action pledge the e moo ratio voters to sannort the demands of the Farmers' i Alliance, and haye therefore declined to ac cede to; the committee with whom we conferred. ;. . . . ; . p - j I W. P. Oldham; : t Ch'mn Ex. Com. j i' ' J. A. MOXTGOMRRY4 i Gko. L." MonTOir, I 1 ; L.81 Ueldbx, ' ; W. IL StravS - r '' J. Ill HcGowax, ; i Wu.Ui-rjcn, Jn,,G?ct'y, Mr. London to lloat, and alsorcalled for the other members of the party ii.. r i - T iu oiiit; io me rescue. . i The gentleman then jumped' into the stream and swam to Mr. Lohk don. Mr. London grasped him in a. last desperate effort fori life '-and to the bottom of came to the sur JJ AVE YOU SEEN TEE LAST FLIEUE3DE Blaetter and If ir-1 rite Welt? These and ore other German j,t n dicals and ISO other Eng llh periodicals ate on fie at the Library As sociation rooms, 1.3V Market atreet, orer lluggins'. only fZW ir year per ramify tar use of r. oms. le ts tf III ". .n . " ' ' ' ' - I -lUJ When walking through our town In search of somethti? nice to eat, , No matter where yOu're bound " Pass dowB Sou a Front street. Half way down the second square. , , : A large bride store you'll see t j .i The piople buy their Groceries there From a F. aw ANN. Ono hundred and eighteen Is the number on the door; 7 he nice things yon are looting for Arein tbat very store. face again, just as the other mem bers of the iarty came up.Hand wer seen, but went down again befor thev Huld be -reached. i ; The other members of the: parti went to the rescue as quickly as posr siuie anu succeeded m getting tue gentleman. who went after Mr. Lon tlon ontof the water. . He was total Jy Walk in ! and you will find Ills stock is most complete, Dest quality of Goods, Ann tne pnees can't be beat. 3 tf Dtw opp. Front street Market. Not at All. Necessary rr iO CARRY YOUR PROVISIONS ORLUNCK, to caroiina Reach m there is a tioii uubui cue waier. . tie was loiar i r- ri V l f r y ly uuconscious and did not regain rirSt'Lla&S .ramily brOCOrV' eonsciousnessfor two hours after-he I I ; I was taken out. lie had a very narrow! .there, supplied wita ererytbla? the market escape from death. Medical aid wai immediately sninmonel ahd in the meantime the party, succeeded: iii getting -Mr. London's body from thewater, but r ot until about three hours after lie t ad fallen into the stream. , -'. ; '- . ' j y, - It is reportedi that Mrl: London showed some signs of life after beinsc taken from the water,-but the spark on i re 'was -too weak anq faint affords an J sold at dty prices. .' All K'nds of Canned 6ood FOR LUNCtl AND PJC NIC PARTIES ! and ererythlnjHse that goes to make up a, fine lunch. .''-:"' - ? . '-- ' '. Full supply ICE always on hand. - Tho residents Of CAROLINA HEACIf irUi fljKlIttotheirIbtere3t to deal with me as I In -the Grocery. t o be rekindled, though everything poisi-1 wm keep onhahdjeTcrytnin wc f-"'c w xceuiuiwic uiiu., ! i and nousckcepKs use. ins orient me went away wiiu ine declining sun of what had been, till then, a merry, hippy 'ho!i'.I.iy,Vand,,:j7tf JAN3 a. nui:r:,