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from our tneniiSiOn any &&1 Clrr;:r,s
general interest, but - ; ? '- -
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nlshed to cno EtStor. . ?j .;;'.') ,: r. .'
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onesiaeortnopmper. u
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VOL XIV
WILMINGTON, N; C, TUESDAY, AUGUST 12, 1890.;
NO 204.
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cfFH taken; it is piwan
tfJlkz l taste, and act:,;;
JSaptly on the Kidney,
iWil' cleanses the sys
rllr. dl-pels
colds, head
1 Imlitttinl
- 1 fitr4 a
ml cures iiLnn4M
i "-'a' ,.f Firs is
the
tLW cf iu kind ever
pro
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and ac
SOT stanch, prompt m
tad truly Wncficial in lis
rtpired onl,v from thc
5ir fJ jsrccahlc substances, itl
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ruritsctk known. .
cf ip y r sale m 50d
df'jf botdes by all leading drug.
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j . i : . html xrill Trrv
t2Tt"t cave it w w"v ..... j -
ri a proaiptly for any one Trho
Sato try it. not accept any
C1UF0MIJI FIG SYRUP CO.
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VCKI.E5ALE lUiflMilsV,
s '-. wilmloton, N. U.
Myi on the Solid South.
f
niLT A. HEkDKUT. ZtUlUM
is.
t. ffst . nbicw, Henry . Turner,
Hi ri--9. If r.4orv, v.cv 4. Wilson, Geo,
f i:t . r. W. YATES.
Just Arrived !
A
SVELoToFTHAT n.'ESH IT-CO US-
JITTIM. :n
ill Kit?, at
HALL At PCAKALL.?,
fit
U -n-i I j Watrr Street-
Our Latch Siring Outside
jjrtJEKSFTIIE MATK.I.UAKD ASD
ir o5r:u!:j iaitfi to lslt tl;e Mam-
ncoE E$'iVtr.i-?Lt of
Sm. R. French 4 iJons
1 iH-partiui tit ts tonia'.ctP-
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G-uCasesofRonteanriShnp.s!
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"air Try,
lv Lkwc.') unci J.
itn iHj- rca'ij" lo
HlIL I'J r.KTt LNT r.OOMINli.
- ' i
.iuiMiiTr.i.
0!Tirl In IAAV
R.!Frwi(5li&Sons,
iQSXorih If out Street.
Rjna Htael! and Soutbporl.
fcUYE LEIV8 W1LM1SOTOS
TWti?. .iiK.1 .p. m. and 6 rs ro.
pn.
-ivi-ttoii'acnanarn
return. I o
niA ia:T tAKIETT OF
f9fl-land "Vehicles,
r ar. i rrvjy lor lmmPJ,te
HVrr
( rj low for cavrv or
VEHICLES!
CCT- lUr4 at4 Fnncrsa t.
IKEKX TO XI V ADTXKTUXVKVTS
Mfcxo Co Furniture
C r lAiu-otra men on me couj ouin
'- - i - " - . "
A few cuppernoD grapes were in
market this .morning, gelling at 15
rents n quart. ,
Prayers were offered iu St. JohrTs
Church Sunday morning for Dr.
Hoge't recovery.
Not a drop of rain "yesterday and
it was the Orst rainless day we have
had In two weeks. , - -
Fifty firjt clajis' hnnd wanted to
make Pants, ty tha May or piece.
Apply at 122 Market ttreet. t
Everybody at .Wflghtsville to-day
tas felt aj though he was treading
'some banquet hall deserted."
Keep dry and you will keep
healthy. Umbrellas, rubber coats.
&c, at 1; ShrierX S. R. corner Front
and Princess streetft.
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
It was fro.cool la!?tt night, and has
continued so cool to-day, that the
remark, is freely made that' "the
bukbone'of Summer is broken."
The declining powers of old age
may be wonderfully recuperated and
sustained by the daily use of Hood's
Harsaparilla.: :
Capt. John Catts, for the past
three years a freight conductor on
the W., C & A. II. IL, has been pro .
inoted to the mail and passengerser-
vice. ; 'I : .- " .
The sihall boy has thoroughly ei'
ploretl the encampment grounds to
day in search of some lost and aban
doned treasure. The find has prin
cipally been in old tin cans.
With "hegarPaint on your house
and 'Plastico1 on your walls, your
house will be beautiful and your
family happy. Sold by the N. Jacobi
II dw. Co , factory agents.
Mr. and Mrs. N. Jacobi have gone.
ona visit of several weeks to West
ern North Carolina, and will visit
some or tne most noien resons ui
the SwtUerland of America."
The Odd Fellows of Jonesboro will
run an excursion 10 mis cuy ou
Saturday next, arriving here in the
morning and returning in the after
noon. They will remain here seven
hours.
There was a full meeting of the
Board of County Commissioners
yesterday afterpoon to 'hear com
plaints as to the new tax list but as
there were no.complaints the Board
adjourned. ; '
The Lumberton Band went down
to Curohna Beach to-tlay on me
Sylvan Grove, They gave us home
of their delight fnl music; playing on
the wharf before the departure of
thc boat. . 5 s
A magniticent lueteor was observ
ed last evening at Wrtghtsville go
g from North to fcjouth'and seem
ing to disappear above Camp Lati
mer. It teemed to be a celestial
farewell to the soldiers.
Tew Push tvnd Pull Blind Jliuges.
Locks the blipd when opened or
closed. Siiv.es labor and cost ot put
ting on inside fastenings, which are
not netMletl with these hinge. Lur
pentens it wjll paySQU to examine
and upc bame, IN. Jacobi Hilw.o. t
We havetit 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 g? nius and is pronounced by all
to be the best pump on the market.
See it and you will have no other.
N. Jacobi Hdw. Qo. t
Rev. aL Arnold left here yester-
dav
(iv afternoon on the "hbe fly'1
train for Goldsboro, where he list
-7 . i
night openet the mission services in
St. Stephen Church.. He will re.
main there a week and Ids pulpit
VEHICLES I UillhesuppllednextSandaybyRev.
... - '
r t....ai? Trtc Tf th r ever
bentleman who handles the funqs ol
the AY- Wi fr W. O. S A. rail-
roa?, has returned from n number
Pf oted Sujumersor s in mejerv A,v-T writes:
North and He .had a goou
time butcarriet everywhere an on-.
nnrwaAble lonrrlng for the old
sandhilU and Is glad to return
t v .
tol
them once more.
ZDOZ'T GO TO BED till yon bny
PhrnDIrt Soap. -
to!
COasterS,
A fleet of failing vessel,
may be looked for here during the
next few da vs.
Rev.
Dr; Primrose, accompanied
by his daughter, has gone to the
Western part of the State for a few
weeks. .
The city has been full of visitors
this week, visiting the various re
sorts on the coast and the encamp
ment, i
" Near bit! boards aro being erected
in various quarters of the city on
which to erect theatrical posters
during the coming season.
We regret to learn that Capt. W.
H. Bixby, U. S. Engineer officer in
charge of the river and harbor
works in this listriot. is quite sick at
Worcester, Mass.
We are sorry to hear that Mr.
Clarence E. Carr, youngest son of
the late Dr. Thos. B. Carr, is quite
sick in his rooms at the Owens
House, on Dock street.
Sky Scrapers L.at NIglit.
The display -of fireworks last night
at Camp Latimer, given by the Wil
mington Light Infantry as a compli
mentary farewell to the troops in
camp, was a very fine one. It was
witnessed by an immense throng of
people, among them, of course, a
great many ladies. The display was
under the management of Mr. James
S. Hooper, and for an hour or more
was it kept up. All who witnessed
it professed themselves as highly de
lighted. A Handsome Compliment.
Adjutant General Glenn yesterday
afternoon paid the Wilmington
Light Infantry an exceedingly hand
some compliment. . lie stated to
them that their drilling was superb
and he advised them to go to At
lanta this Fall and contest for the
big prize of $7,500 for the best drill
ed company, saying that he wonld
be there himself and that he hoped
and believed that they would win
the prize. It was a hanilsoiue com
pliment and one well merited.
The Tabernacle
The large tabernacle
building
which is to be erected for the Sam
Jones meetings is to be'Jocated on
the corner of Seventh and Campbell
streets, near Messrs. Fore & Fosters
mill. It if to be 120x200 feet and
will accommodate 7,000 persons. The
location is a good one, near the rail
road and the street car line and easi
ly accessible to all. It is especially
adapted to the convenience of those
residing North of the W. & W. R. R.
who can reach ilj by Sixth street
briJge. The contract has been
awarded to Mr. J. C. Stout and
work will be commenced at an early
date.
, All Clone Home.
The soldiers have all gone home.
Camp was broken at 7 o'clock this
morning and the line of march taken
np for the depot. The troops went
directly through to their destina
tions on the morning trains on the
W, & W. R. R., the C. C. R. R and
C. F. & Y. V. R. R. It has been a
very pleasant and a very successful
encampment and we have not heard
fan expression of dissatisfaction from
any one. They all hope to be here
again next year, when', if the mili
tary authorities take counsel with
this year's experience, . all ' of the
troops will be in camp together and
when it is expected that the new
grounds at Summer Rest will be
fully ready tor them.
Illood Disease.
Blood disease are terrible on ac
count of their loathsome nature, and
the fact that they wreck the consti
tution so comoletelv unless ine
nrf,n-r nntidote is annlied. B. B. B.
i( Botanic Blood Balm) is composed
it i.M.i. r l
of the true antidote for blood poison.
tits use never fails to give satisrac
tiou.
Mrs. Iaura Hart, Beaufort, S- C,
writes: "A loathsome form of blood
.poison was killing me. My appe
tite was lost, my bones ached, and
nnrts. nf mv nesii seemed as u it
, ( . - -
won u come on niv cont-s.
A friend
B. The ;
j
once.
when j ha,i taken two bottles I sqi-
prised my friends at my rapid reoov
'I had an agonUing vse of Sett
Rheum lor four years, "which medi -
cine I took-only seemed to aggra -
Mn t rnnn.i i H it enred
my hand, which resembles a. burnt
nutfti. It also cured my two chU -
dren of Itch, which had resisted pre -
MhUTi ha ac ctM nri -
yious ireatiueuu . ,
Mr. llob Katz has gone North
purchase new goods.
The Ladies Delifflite!.
- ! . -
I The pleasant effect and the er-
;fect safety with which ladies tnay
; t.n r l.;n;..a Svrnn
j of Fig?, junder all conditions make it
I their favorite remedy. It is pleas-
iug to the eye and to the taste, gen
tie. yet I effectual in
acting
on
the
kidneys,! liver "and bowels.
. .Two Store IntoOne.
Mr. B. F. Pennv has leased for a
: , -
term of yars the store building on
h South side of.Market street now
occupledby hiiu and also that ad
joining: nowoccupied by Mr. P.
Christ and the two are to be thrown
into onel with an entrance -in jthe
middle and. a large plate glass win
dow on either side. The work is to
bbdone about the first of October and
when completed Mr. Penny will joe
cuov one of the largest and hand-
somest stores in the city.
. Sunday; Morning's Snoot ins: Scrape.
Mayor Fowler tb-day had before
him the (parties concerned in
shootings scrape in Wallace's alley
early last Sunday morning. They
are all colored. James Harris was
bound oer to the Criminal Court
in the sum of $100, -justified bond,
and was duly committed tor triaj-in
default of furnishing the bond , and
Thaddeus Hurst" "was discharged.
The witnesses were recognized for
their appearance at court. ' David
Hawkins; the wounded man, will
soon be well again.
! Before the Wind.
Chichester, who
Capt. Chichester, who arrived
here on the steamship Dela
ware to-day, from New York, re
ports having passed a great many
vessels, about fifty in number, be
tween Hatteras and Cape Fear, and
he thinks that some of them are
bound here. The large numberj is
accounted for by the fact that coast
wise vessels, bound for Southern
ports, have been detained for days
past by head winds and as the'wkid
is now favorable they are running
directly before it and' making good
time toward their lestined ports.
Nott Street to be Paved.
great deal of complaint
has
been made by merchants and others
as to the condition of Nutt street,
from Mulberry to the railroad yard
and we understand that an appro
priation hs been made for the pur
pose by the Board of Aldermen, and
approved by the Board of Audit
and Finance, for paving that street
with Belgian stone blocks and that
the work will be done as soon as tbe
Board of j Health: will allow dij-t
to be broken. The latter Board
might safely give the permit now as
there could hardly be any more dan
ger to the health of the neighbor
hood by tearing up a foot of soil
than there is nowjfrom sour mud and
rotten, festering planks. -
The German Celebration. -
"There was a good attendance at
Luther Mejiiorial Building lastnigljit
at the meeting of German citizens
called for the purpose of taking
some action looking to an observ
ance of thej anniversary of the land
ing of t lie first Germans in America,
and a great deal of interest was man
ifested by those who were present.
The following
were appoiuted
a
committee! on
finance: Col. F. W.
Kerchucr, jCapt. A.. Adrian, and
Messrs. Win. Goodniau, P. Heiusbej
ger and Robert J.-; Katz, central
committee! with the following sup
committee; . Messrs. C. Schulkeu,M.
Rathjen , F. W. Ortmann, J. W. Duls
and J. G. Oldenbuttcl.
" Remark., were made
W. J5. Peschau, Col. F.
uer and Messrs. J. A.
by Rev. P.
W. Kerch-
Bonitz, Sol
Bear, W. jH. Strauss,. J. Smid,
Heinsberger, Win. Goodman, J.
P.
! II. Klauder, Geo. W. Bornemann
and others-
On motion Mr. W. II. Strauss was
added to tne executive committee,
in the place of Mr. F. Rheinstein,
who asked to be excused.
It was the sense of the meeting
that the sum of $2,000 be raised to
defray the ! expenses of the celebra,
tion. The5 German military of
Charleston and of Richmond are to
invited' and the. Hon
Carl
Schurj, of New York, is to be invi
ted to become the orator for the oc-
s!oq. ' I
The meeting adjourned subject to
. a call from the executive emiiinittee.
, 'TT" Ji
I . Robber Hose. Lawn -Mowers and
.Rakes of the latest aqd most ini.
. p ttakeS areaoldbY the N. Ja-'
.i ; f I
,i
.
" V Sam Jones In Norfolk.
We publish the following by re
quest and it will be read with spec
ial interest in view of the fact that
the date for Mr. Jones' appearance;
here is drawing on apace. It itf from;
the pen of Rev. C. N. Donaldson, of;
Norfolk: j - j
The Rev. Sam Jones closed a (series:
of evangelistic meetings in this eity
Iast night of ten days' duration. J
was glad of the opportunity of hear
ing him for myself. I missed hear
iuir him once "oniyv and regret I that.-
The tabernacle' built for him seated
about seven thousand. It was lulled
each night to overllowjiig, with two
thousand standing 'without. .Much
of the time I was on the platform
near him. I looked and listened at
tentively and sympathetically, ami
here is my honest, sincere conviction
of the man ami liis'worK., i
Sam Jones is the bravest and joiit
lest, iuosteloquent:.and consecrated
minister of Jesus Christ I ever heard
and his work the most thorough I
have ever witnessed. i I -The
powers of darkness in this
city never received sucn a snociv,
and the kingdom of light more ii
SDiration. .1 am not of those who
would measure a mans powe,r in
visible or immediate results, r but
even these have been great, not less
than one thousand souls beinii the
estimate of. those brought to Christ
during these!. memorable ten day.
Sam Jones is the avowed enemy
to shams, and every wicked way,
and the loving advocate anil ttiend
of the true and good. God-has given
him to us and may He stand by him
till his work is finished.
It was thrjlllng to see an audience
last night of height thousand risto a
man, and say many raising their
hands "Come back to our city a
year hence !' One of our wealthy
business uieh has offered jpne thou
sand dollars to erect a permanent
htiildinsr in the citv nrovfded J3ro
Jones will hold meetings in it
secutivelv for five years. I ho
con-
e it
will come to pass. jJarKened npmes
have been made happy; mothers re
joicing over j the prodigal boy's re
turn; many,! very many, broken-hearted
penitents have found the
peace'of tfod; pastors liave felt the
girdings of new power, and him
dreds of wandering ones restored to
the fold. Oh, that ministers and
people would cease to criticise those
who are tryfng to lift this5 ftillen
world to Heaven, and would them
selves enter the conflict. At the last
day, Ave may bitterly regret the
stones we threw, but surely not; the
work and toil we gave to rescue
poor publicans and sinners whom
Christ died to save.- Mr. Jones us a
great preacher, measured by tne
profound convictions made by his
preaching. He is intensely earnest,
and this earnestness gives a" charm
even, to his I humor and sarcasm.
The crowds laugh, but they weep as
often, and after the laugh invaria
bly there remains a practical trith.
Underneath all, you feel the warmth
of a great heart in love with men,
and longing for their eternal free
dom. . . I .
No man can criticise justly t;us
wonderful man without hearinghim:
without hearing him consecutively
till the close of his -meeting?. Hs
first sermons are largely den uncia
torv, but wheb the great audience is
awakened and moved he becomes
pathetic and tender. This was true
of Christ, of Peter, and of all ie
great reformers of the world, 'iiirri
to Feter s sermon ueiore uip inryug
on the day of Pentecost. It has two
divisions: 1. -A revelation of tneir
awful guilt asithe murderers or tne
Prince of Peace; 2. The offjr of liar
don oir seeing their repentance.
Here is the secret of all true prcacti-
inrr nnrl . TfIlPJ5 has fOimd it. ; AL'aill
no man can pass a just judgment
Mr .Tnnps who hears him in a sp
on
rit
of prejudice and criticism, and pot
as a brother. Personally, I have
nothing but love and blessings in
my
heart for him
C. iN. DONALDSON
MIJW AUVKUT1SI5.B1I!N-T3.
Chickens, Eggs; ChiplBeof,
i
AND A KIQE LOT OF
Nor th Carol ina Hams
Just received, wnjcH I will sell cheap. 1 Uavc
a complete stock or CHOICE FAMILY tiliO
CERLES wbJch I will sell lower than any
ctber Ketall llouse In tbe city. Give me a
.jii Kfofik ii always fresh. No stile
cooda on band. Call t
15. F. &WAK2T4., Afft.,
au? 7 ti D&W So. x ront street.
A Splendid Assortment
-OF-
For sale by
... ; I ,
Jy30tf
MUNDS B BOTH EES.
Board at Wrightsville.
A FEW PAirTIEJ CAN BE ACCOMSkOw
fUiea with Board in a private ; household at
Wrightsville Sound. . - -
'ForpartiCTUanaddiTS -rXARP,l
jj23tr Boxcitr.
NEW ADyiSttTlSEaiCNTa.
ll . I'PAAIiiniitlinU Kit 4tn rw- tmn n m
iv 1 1 w iiuiuiiiuu mi uuttriiiui
S200 REWARD I
STATE OF NOKT1I CAllOLINA. -
EXECUTIVE DEPAHTilEST.
H7"'rt.v. onicial Information has heen re
cclved at Tins. DEIWUTM ENT tiiat Henry
crews, a convlcr, lale of tno county. ot Naw
1 1 anowr, stanrt3 charged with; ana has been
convicted or arson; . .. .
Ana n'tnercas ife iappears-thai said llenry
Crews has escaped n o custody and so con
ceals himself mat rnc onnnary process or law
cannot be served upon him; 1 .;.-
Aov T1tl'refot-1, DANIEL O. Ft) WXE,
Governor of the Slate of North Carolina, by
virtue of authority In me vested hr law. do is.'
sue this my PROCLAMATION, ofTerlnff o re.
ward of TWO JlUNOMED DOLLAKS, for the
apprehension and delivery of the said llenry
crews to the authorities of the Penitentiary,
at Kalclgh, N. C.; and I do enjoin ail officers
of thc state and all good citizens to assist In
U'lUyillJJ EOIU CriXUIilitt IU JU911CL.
s)" 'Done at bur ci'ty of Jtajeljfh, the
-SEAL.- .- - " :'-" t , . -. -
) 0th day of August, In the year of our
Lord one thousand, eight hundred and ninety.
ami in iuc onu uourea ana mtccnin year or
our American Indeii?ndence. fe .',
i ; DAN LU. FOWLE, -
By the Governor :j! ! -' ,. i- ' '
. S. F. TELFAIU, , ' V
- n 1 vat e secretary. : . . , ; "
. DEsciurrrON . , ; v
Henry Crews is of light black, color, black
eyes and hair, rtvej feet," eight and a half
seventy-seven, pounds; is about ihlrty-tw'o
years oijage. I augll l,
.ncsseDger ana Max copji. - . .
Lad if s' Ico Creain Parlor
O
N AND AFTEli
TflUKSDAf AUGUST
7th, I will open a LADIES' ICE CREAM PAU
LOK at No, no Dock street, between Front
ana tecona streets, cream servea irom 4 to
. l , - j-
10 o'clock p. m. I
j augSlw Alas. G. M. ALTAFFER.
THE OWENS HOUSE,
I : .' '-:. ' ' I ;!
On Dock Strict, between Front
and Second, ---.'-.
"J AS BEEN TI10KOUGULY RENOVATED!
and thc Rooms furnished with an eye to the
comfort of, the public. ! The ?iooms are nlc
and cool and the Tabic supplied with the best
the market affords.
Board by, the day, week or month at very
low rates.
augS.lw
SIbs. S. II. OWENS,
1 . lroprletre$s..s
Come and See Us ! -
' . fl, HA VTinRI onnAwn Dmllffpw w
tween Market and Princess, for our stock Is
now complete, a schooner or nne eer ror
five., cents: also, a fine buddLt . of Wines.
Liquors and Cigars Just put In to-day.
. Jy 31 lw
Sneed
gUCCESSORS TO
fcNOXVILLE FUB5I-
- . ' .j . i- ' - - " -"-v ' I -
streets. Large stoeir, artistic designs, lowest
Prices. E-verybody invited to call and inspect "
i lira i w ill ii nnnuT rnvnn .i arvor u ti rm n ' iririii
siock.
nac my 13 a
Notice!
OF,DURIIAM,X C.,'
M
It. W. L. LUCAS,
has now fell charge of the
1 ' , .- ! - f .1 ' "
SODA AND EXrOItr ISOTTUNO BUSI
NESS OF TIIJ: CITY HOT
TLING WOIIK8.V
lie is able anl equipped by proctlcahle ex
perience of ll vo rears to give entire satisfac
tion in both thf f n"T nitiNKS and EXPORT
BEER. Give our goo is a trial and you will
becoavinced. " ,
.Myrfrlends and the public will please under
hand that I etui retain control of the busi
ness ahd will give It my personal supervision;
the pressure of other branches preventing ae
from glringmy entire time and Attention, as
heretofore, to the Bottling Department,
rsr- Three more new uovernors ior drawing
Beer Just received and jtor sate by me.
! Respectfully. . i-f-irrv
; A JLUCAS. f
au7 lw
t
St. Mary's Seminary,
ELECT BOA U DIM)
The exercises of Mia
I AN D DAY SCIJOOL.
lusUtution nUl be re
sumed on MONDAY, Sept. 1st. 1890. V r
Terms male known on application to
MSTEltS OF.MERCY,
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ADRIAN &
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Provisions,
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