'ill
Absolutely Pure.
A aria cf.Cxrur biklrj powder. HigLost
of all la leavening sTrength. r. x. fzwnt-
Eoview.
FRIDAY, AUGUST 8. 1850.
STATE SEWS.
GoUiboro Dispatch: The nn
conncement tbat iter. Dr. lilnck, of
RAleljrh, had been appointed Super
intendent of the 'Oxford Orphan'
A vtnn mm mm a ... j T I I
has not yet met to 'elect n Superin
tendent, nor has a meeting bcii
called.
Monroe EeuUtcri Mr. J. P. Rogers
brought Into oar office a ttalk or
cotton six feet hfgh. lie informs u
that hebaj an acre uhicli will aver
age nearly that high. On thi. acre
Ur. Rogers hw several time made a
bale of cotton, and he thinks he will
get 2,000 poands off this one acre this
year.
vf adeiboro Messenger; Th- iMh-1
wum oi wauetooro arc lo iiv a
COlIXirnCIAL. J1ETT.
WILMINGTON MARKET,
i Au-Ubt 8. 350 P. M.
SPIRITS TU RPENTIN E S t eatl y
at 33 cents.. Sales of receipts at. 33
ROSIN Firm at 97 for strain
ed and $1.02) for pood strained.
TAR Firm at $1.45.
CRUDE TURPENTINE Firm
at $1.2S for hard, $2.35 for yellow
dip and $2.35 for viririn.
COTTON Quiet at 11$ cts for mid
dling; low middling? 10$; good inid
d.'inc. 113.
Gubernatorial Vote er 18S8. .
FIRST DISTRICT.
COUNTIES.- FOWLK. DOCKERyI
Reaafort...
Carteret....
Camden ....
Chowan
Currituck
2,092
1,073
S93
742
978
POSITIVELY !0LDI MATTRESSES ZlSoviRINSSv
- I NEW MATfBC33II3 E1ADR TO Onnnrt
-THE
Dare ..... 32G
Gates 1,131
Hertford
Hyde....
Martin
1'amlico
ro
Pasoaotank
RECEIPTS Cotton, ;?pirit8, 333; I Perquimans
sin, 1,405; tar, 114; crude, 128. Pitt :.
Tvrrell
MARINE NEWS.
1,132
854
1,674
740
832
779
2,593
472
Washington 807
1,799
677 -
C02
791
i 8
- WI I
800 Largest and Most Perfect
758
1,237
C19
1,217
982
2.323
367
1,014
-STOCK OF-
ARRIVED.
Steamer D Murchison, Robeson,
Fnyetteville, T D Love.
CLEARED.
Steamer D Murchison, Robeson.
Fayetteville, T D Love.
31 0 XT U LlSTATEM EM.
STOCKS ON nASD'AUO. 1, 1800.
Cotton ashore. 249; afloat 3.
total, S52.
Spirit ashore.5,439; afloat, 2,976;
total, 8,415.
Rosin ashore 83,113; afloat, 3.291;
total, 41,701.
Tar ashore, 5,572; afloat, 000; total,
5.572.
Crude a.-h ore.? 841; afloat, 50; total
.S91. !
HKCKIPTS FOIl MONTH OF JULY. 1890.
Cotton, G5; spirits," 11,400; rosin, 34,-
022; tar. 2,043; crude, 2,429.
KX PORTS FOR MONTH OF JULY 1890.
DOMESTIC.
Cotton 228; spirits, 3.S40;crude, 2.524:
tar, 3.539; rosin, 1,839. .
FOREIGN.
Spirits, 2.234; tar, 10; rosin, 12.G32.
ADR I aF & VOlO ItS,
WIIOLK.SALK OUALKHS IN
1C.823
SECOND DISTRICT.
Bertie 1.31G
Craven 1,408
Edgecombe 1,321
Greene 1,008
Halifax 2,495
Jones C34
Lenoir 1,587
Northampton 1,659
Vance 1,385?
Warren 545
Wilson 2,159
14,892
' 1,097
2,637
2,509
1,072
2,8971
f 1.436
1,990
;i,936
1 875
1,521
WH IE
GOOD
S!
IN THE CITY.
15,504
Third, district.
Bladen 1,541
Cumberland 2,577
Duplin 2,205
Harnett. 1,444
Moore
Onslow
Pender
Sampson
Wayne
1,944
1,181
721
2,370
2,781
18,590
! 1,365
2,232
1,154
877
1,846
425
757!
1H0
Plain Good?, with Embroider
ies to match.
Embroidered Goods in all qual
ities. Neat and beau Iful Plaids and
" Checks
Pique, with Pique Trimmings.
The prices cut in half to cash or punctual
paying customers. '
HEDRICK.
W.
fl I? ft! n n ri
I II 111 II I I ' ' i I II Li V MM m
17 PRINCCSS SriiKET.
EJfppUGflsTs
i . AJS? Prescription c.t . 7"
and Stools. Cabinet Work of all kinds. Complete Ontflts ' for c?71
oanKs. catalogue "ts3 ilmhi omuu UASE rn AitJir
THE LEADING
- ! -
.. .. , ' ; -
Par)
Daily
OF SOUTH CAKCLINA IS
' 16,764
FOURTH DISTRICT.
Alamance
Chatham..
iM Gents' Furnishing Goods.
1,741
Durham 1,815
Franklin 2,204
Johnston ." 3.021
Nash
Orange ..
?.e.H mh They already have in j lVoV.SiMIS, GrOCeriM), Wako ..'
cash and cood. subscriptions about ' 'I
3,000. Their old church propertv i . mi
I 1 1 I I n M 1 lk Ikil ..I M m am-- m. m
IjlimUK. lUUillLU, tlil,
2,157
1,610
4,618
AN1
19,685
, FIFTH DISTRICT.
Caswell '. 1,358
I-V.rtii Mi o-tn
'I Guilford 2.470
Cor. Front ami I)o k St.,
VILIINGION,
utr
N. V
is worth at least $1,000, making
4.600 now availabl. Tin church
will b erected on the old Buck Tav
ern lot, which has beeti the property
of tb Ifethodbta for koine time.
Charlotte IVcurt: A letter rrceived
In this city 4-esterdav fiom an int-
thoritatirc source ays that the ron-!
sresstonal nomination in the Eighth !
District has already been won over :
i-ODgressman Cowlc bv Major at j , n xt
OraU beyoml any doubt. jjNOtUt All NCCeSSarV
Mr. Cy Long, who I? rusticating in I J
Union county, writrtfthat tlu-v haw'
had rplendid rains in Union ai.l . ro Oauhy Yoi'ie I'ltovrsioNsoKLUNca
crops are looking fine. The blossoms ,J ,.I,rn.ln ,.!Uh n.m
,im ...wt rr i..., , . , i io Carolina tcHcn auiLcre is n
are dropping off a little up in the
red clav vection. hut hKwI i fM rut. ..
ton is an that could be de?irtd. i r irst-ulass ramily brocerv
r4nt1.tM A rni . I "
w.uowivr liyilt. A IH it WUS a
great Democratic mat meeting in
Kenansville on Tuesdav and Sena
tor Vance was mianimous.lv rmlors. I
Sir:Z,Lt52lp.tl,rotti:f0,.,.t u,,ls:AII K ads of Canned Goods
v.ivu uiorAvciiriii, especially iiiej
corn crop. Some of our farmers sav '
this will be the biggest crop that i
haa been since 1810. For the
month or July there were
12,833
11,517
12,099
1 1,617
2,U
1 2,096
! 1,696
V 1,288
43
17.300
Kverythlnsr In this line .PRICES CUT IN
HALF to people who pay cash or pay prompt
ly on presentation of hill.
H ED HICK.
Pri
THE
-' I - - - I-
i
ce $10 Per Annum,
MAILED TO ANY ADDRESS.
OBSERVER.
The Oldest and Best
Family, Hewsoaper.
nix ueguiar Editors-
c . .
Departments for .'n
MOST CHASTE AND PUREST
SUNDAY ftAPEfi
SENSIBLE ADIES
to any address.
UUY TIIEIH
i.67 1 TABLE
2,584 j
2.609!
SOUTH CAROLINA IS
The Sunday News.,.
Price, wtth Dally, (ll:per year; alone, $2 per
year; six months, $1: single copy, 5 cts; mailed
chants,. Bankers, ProfpsJw.i 7er
Students, Boys and G!rS Wea
m xxiia year ine UBSKIIVKR f ill nnk
lsh more than "wuipnb
FIFTY PRIZE STOHiES,
- &AJ.C3 li 1 1 kMx r , ani . a
writers Avll onK.;0
umns. , Poets and prose riteSi ?
thors, editors,-men of
uvu u ECLiU ' Wl till I
' 41.' 1 1 TIA .
EVERY ONE'S PAPER,
Person
Rockingham ..
Stokes
Surry
1.375
2.395
1,450
1,671
2.680:
1,293 inrp
2,101 UIT
1,3331
;i,575!
or me. I have a splendid stock-, and
15,384
SIXTH DISTRICT.
o Oil
r Lov Prices this vveek'
E3RICK.-
THE
NEWS AND COURIEH.
1 here, supplied wlih evcrytlilaff the market
affords an 1 ttld at city prices.
Anson .
Hrunswick
Cabarrus
Columbus
Mecklenburg .
New Hanover
Richmond
Robeson.
Stanley 906
Union 2,040
1,010
1,045
2,072
4,163
1,880
1,711
o oo
15,872J "
975
965
915
910
3,284
2,856
1,681
:i,988
? 817
997
Jy 21 tf
CLYDE'S
w Yorit & WiimiBgtOD
ta?nshlf) Co.
I l ice, $1
copy, 5 eta: pialled to any address.
M -
oi genius will fin
umns ef the Observer, an 1 ft St
give fifty-two unexcelled Jf-
cne comimr vear 1
. Price, $3.00 a year.
Clergymen, $2.00 a year.
Great Inducements for 1890
Ecrtberfor.ONEDOi T'H014111106 n6ou
2. n Any subscriber sendlnz his own -
ber th tloo & lloMZ
tder of tha rm.. -jT v:w ror tne w
l yean six mom, so : s.f gle SSSSSSSS&SSHS! 5
aoaress and Kinn in oXT' ma
ht.o . ' "wc. i u MICH I Uhxrn
rochlS
1890.
ATO Will a on rriT-a mm ---".-kwi ,
Sarper's Youn PoodIo.
AN ILL TJSTR A T KD WEEKLY.
tiers
lren
Aulej'.'
r AJnts wantd everywhere. Dberfti tr
FOR LUNCH AND PIC NIC PARTIES
that goes to make up
hut jri"!it.
ueatns in uoiUfboro. Of thes mx'
were fhlte and two were colored.
Four were adults and four were.
children. The fox hunters were
- ont In force yesterday morning with :
the Arlington-Grecory pack of dos. !
Fayetteville Observer: Rev. A. (. !
Emmerson. a native of Chatham t
cooty. this State, and a praduate!
of Wake Forest College, and broth-'
er-In-law to oar townsman, J. U.
Underwood, Eiq., has jut been :
elected President of Howard Pavne '
College, Brownwood, Texas, l-'or".
xaany years Mr. Emmerson has suc
ceMfaily and satisfactorily fllletl a
profefsorshlp In WIIIUw Jewel Col-;
Me, Liberty,. Mo. He left North t
Carolina about the year 1S70, and
was at one time owner of the exteu
i e,.Or0 Uwl mineral property, in-'
elndlnfr the celebrated Mt. Vernon
Springs. j
and everything else
flneluncQ.
Full supply of ICE always on hand. 3
The resldtnts Of CAROLINA BEVCH will
nnd It to their Interest to deal with me as I
win keep on hand everything m the Grocery
and Housekeeping line. $
HANS A. KUICK,
J-STtf Tropribtor.
20,581
SKVKNTH DISTRICT.
Catawoa 2,3t0
Davidson 2,018
Davie 1.008
Iredell 2,784
Montgomery 979
Randolph 2,171
Rowan 2,739
Yadkin 1,071
15,391
I 756!
2,335
1,204
1,897
1,215
2,327
1,266
1,419
j3 . r
FROM PIElt 29. EAST RIVER NEW YOK B
rcatei between Chambers and Roosevelt sts
At 3 o'clock, P. m.
STILL AT WORK.
J AM NOW WELL PREPARED TO REPAIR
all klnd3 0f Furniture, Sewing Machines, Fan
cy Articles, 4c,, and where it 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. B. FARRAR,
S. AV. cor. Front and Orange streets.
I am still agent here Xor the New Home
wing Machine, one of the best Machines on
the market. Nredtts and Oil for sale.
inch lc?f
15,070
EIGHTH DISTRICT.
Alexander 952
Alleghany 687
Ashe .". 1,399
Hurke....: 1,247
12,419
Caldwell..
Cleveland
Gaston
Lincoln
Watauga........
Wilkes
1.258
. 2,269
.. 1,584
.. 1,209!
.. 898
.. 1,706
i 405
1,482
1,165
717
764
1,236
f 901
S 965!
2,352 1
DELAWARE
BENEFACTOR...
FANITA;
UULF STREAM..
.......Saturday, Aug 9
Wednesday, Aug 13
Saturday, Aug 16
Wednesday, Aug 20
The Eleventn Volume of Hakfrh's T6uno
People, which begins with the Number jror
November 5, 189. presents an attractlva pro
gramme, it will offer to its readers at least
four serials of the usual length. &jxd others in
tjro or t hree parts, namely. "The Red Mus
tang," by William O. Stoddars "Phil and
the Baby," by Lucy C. Lillee; "Prince Tom
my,;' by John Russell Cokyeix; and Aloth
er'H Way," by Maro akkt E. Saxqsteb; two
short serials by Djat.mak Hjoktii Boyesen
Two aeries of Fairy Talcs will attract the at
tention of lovers of the wonder-world, tiiimo-
ly, the quaint tale3 told by Howard PYLE,and
so admirably Illustrated by him, and another
series in a different vein by Frank M. Bick
nfll. There Avlll be short si ories bv Wi ! D.
il o wells, Thomas Nkion Page, MaryIf.
WiLKig Nora Perry, Harrikt Prescctt
yrOFFORD, -D AVID EER, HEZEKIAH BPTTER
WORTU. SOPniK KWETT . KlCOAKD Mlimni
JOHNSTON, fetC. '
New York Observ
NEW TORK
; ILLUSTRATED
FROM WILMINGTON
BENEFACTOR.
FANITA
DELAWARE
BENEFACTOR
j Vocklcn' Arnlrm Salvo. !
The Best Saivo in the world for '
Cnta. 1 RmliP Kam iti-., I
ienm, eTerres, Tetter. Chap- SUMMKR RhSflRTI
ped Hands. Chilblain fiortn. nn.l I!
Okin Em pt Ions, and positively cures '
Pile, or no pay. required, itisguar- -'
anteed to jre perfect satisfaction, !
or Qoney refunded. Price 25 cents
per box.
For tale by Robert R Bellamy,
wholesale and Tstail d-jffi
13,209
NINTH DISTRICT.
Buncombe 3.041
Cherokee 646
Clav 391
Graham 271
Haywood 1,326
Henderson 917
Jackson 903
WE HAVE
JUST.RTCX1VXD ANOTHER ;L.lUJEAS
SOKTMENT OF
!
"ATLANTIC VIKW,"
WRIGIITSVILLE, N. C,
S NOW OPEN UNDER SAME MANAUE-
ment. Tne Hotel and grounds are near the
Waters or the round and the Atlantic Ocean
and a few steps from the Depot of the sea
coast Railroad from Wilmington.
ask i nc conjuctor or the train to stop you
at WrLjhtMiiU'.
BOAED BV TflK D.W. lTKrK OS SOiTfl.
Srnd for CI re ul ars.
ED. WILSON MANNING,
Macon
Madison
Mitchell
McDowell..
Polk
Rutherford
Swain...'..: 505
Transylvania 520
Yancy 940
780
1,178
608
1,119
470
1,690
10.439
2,816
868
287
182
974
1,291
. 569
742
1,873
. 1,564
858
560
1,663
i 4io
I 553
I 7S9
m 15.395 15,998
The total vote being: Fowle 148,395;
Dockery 134,03-5. t
J 13 tf
Proprietor.
AND
i THE HEWLETT HOUSE.
m
eaeoasl 1, 1
la the Utwt designs and fancy wocku. which
we offer at lowest prices, INSTALMENTS or
CASJL The public is cordlAlly larued to ex -
iam our Urge fc&4 superior stock of Instru-
FRIENDS AND TBE Pl'BLIC GEN
(-craiiy are respectfully notlQed that I hate
made extensire seditions to my pre ml 3 at
j switchback Jstatjon, WilghtsrlUo Beach, and j
; ara ww prepared to acccommodate them
with the best of everything
! Fresh Fish. Soft Crah runi.i rmha
r - " j ready on the arrival of every train.
Arnrr mm -rr rt7nrnr Dlrln the reir ancl separate and distinct
FREE TRIP TO EUROPE.! rathedlnnlngroom.
i raj il . J AS. A. HEWLETT.
E. VunLAEK,
'407 lted Uroi Htrrrt.
IN EFFECT JULY 5TH.
I UK PLBLUIIEUS OF -THE CANADIAN
ULIN'wtUrlrr afrre trlD to Kuronr tolhe
PkX8ou se&dlur the Ur1st number i f words ;
constructed rrom letters cont aint in the'
name o their wrll knoa Mrattc TIIK!
CANADIAN ll':if." Adaiilonat iTtzi-i'
crasaUBjof Blmrr Tea i-od Watcir-.
; University of North Carolinai
!
tlaa DtaDcr beta, iwtfrc
Lresse; Naatel CToco, an.1 many CKbrr use-!
rul and rmiuxbk articles will blv t awarthx
la order oC u.crtt.
Wetlem L'nabtldid Dlctlonar) to be used
as authority la dccldm)C the cctitrt.
Thil ll a doduIat nlAA or lai rmiiH t n a ntn.
clxr rubUcAtion. ErTOMtrnillira ltM of pe.iAi t-oures in Cromlitnv Civil and
r ct less than tea worda will receive a present. EWtrlcal Enstccertns, Pharmacy, a ad other
'Ilio Fall ivrm Opena wpt. 4.
Ttiitloti, $30.
lUS REUCLAK COL'KSES OF STUDY,
cijisHicaL rhUosof hlcal, Literary, ?citnt nc.
Leave Wilnunjrton 6:45 and 9:30 a
in., 120, 2:50, 5KX), 7:00 and 9.-00 p. in.
Leave liatuinocks 7:40 and 10:30
a. iu., 1:45, 4.-00, -6.O0, 8:00 and 10:30
p. in. J
Sunday trains leave Wilmington
0:30 a. iu. and 2:50 and 9.-00 r m
Leave Hammocks 10;30 a. m.and80 photogilaphy.
uml in-Aii r in I A rlass or &rtlrl
a", it. isroXiA.3sr.
t'rlday, Aug 8
Tuesiay.Augr 12
Thursday, H
Tuesday, -A ur 9
Through liills Kidlntr nnvi Twsst. 'rhmi
Rates guaranteed to and from points In North
miHA ouutu Carolina.
For Freight or Passage apply to
H G. SMALLBONES, Superintendent,
Wilmington, c.
TUEO. E. EGER, Traffic il anager, '
N ew YorJc
WSl. P. CLYDE & CO.. Genl Asvnts:
aug 5 tf 5 Bowling Green. New Yorfc.
Scribner's Maaziiie
For 18UO.
The publishers of SCRfBNER'S MAGAZINE
aln to make it the most popular and enter
prising of periodicals, while at all ilmes pre
serving Its high literary character. 25,000 new
readers have been drawn to it during the past
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closes its second year with a new impetus and
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THE RAILWAY ARTICLES will be contin
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A CORRESPONDENCE and collection o
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