- 4
P0WDER
Absolutely Pure.
cream of tartar baking powder. Highest
of all la leavening strength. I. S. Govern
ment Mrport, Avq. 17. 1S89L f
WEDNESDAY.'OCTOBER 1.1800.
BTATE NEWS.
Wimton Datlv: There Is at least
knnoMto( iron works at Win
ston. We learn chat a reliable firm
of 2few York and Washington real
state luen are neotlatinf: with part
ies here with a view to establishing
sach works at an early day.
Raleigh Chronicle: A telegram
was received here yesterday an
nouncing the deafli of Mr. W. T.
Heflin. son of Capt, R. S. Heflin, of
this city. Mr. Heflin was' in the
railroad bneiness tn Georgia and
enjoyed a prominent position in
social and business eircls.
Asheville Citizen: Rev. O. C. Ran
kin, who ha had charge of the Cen
tral M. E. Church, South, in this
city for the ' past three year, has
been transferred to the Missouri
Conference and will take charge of
a church In' Kansas City. He leaves
here next Monday.
The Washington papers announce
that Cant. Pride Jenes. who lias for
the last seventeen years been a con
ductor on the Richmond & Danville
Railroad, has arrived in Washington,
and will take charge of the vestibule
train running from Washington to
Charlotte over the Virginia Midland"
Railroad.
Charlotte Chronicle: The enrol
ment of pupils at the graded school
op to yesterday was 718. The
organisation of Democratic Clnbs
in this section still progresses. A
club has beeu organized at Matthews
within the past week. The work
at the Haile gold mine is turniug out
well. The outimt is uow about
.$9,000 per month.
Durham Sun: The Prohibition
D&rtv in this country have met andi
nut out a ticket for all countv of
ficer. It was a small conve. tion
yet it did some big .resolving, and
h&s & laree nlatform and will have
nothing to do with the old parties,
vet It wants to scood in the Iabonug
elements and the farmers. The
ticket is lust as miueh In opposition
to the Democratic nominees and
party as If It were a Republican
ticket.
I Robesonian. We learn tnat a
iCboa tan woman predicted that cer
i tain awful things would happen on
I the day that Steve Jacobs was to be
hone, and: that ne wouia not oe
h&nsred on that day: and we rise to
remark that at least a portion of her
nranhesv was fulfilled. Tne rest of
her nroDhesv was of such a nature
as to indicate that the end of the
world was close at hand, but wheth
er the action of Gov. Fowle respiting
him averted the things foretold or
not we cannot sav. but this much
we do know, last Friday was just
Ilk any other day;not even an earth
qutke shock was telt.
Sanford Erpre: Senator Vance
will speak at Carthaga Oct. 11th.
Barker, a white brakeman on
theC. F. & Y.'.V. road, fell from a
freight train at Rock Branch last
Saturday and was severely wounded
about the head. The people
here complain of a pest of snails.
They are found In the yards, the
houses and the wells. It is stated
that the v-have been destroying gar:
deni In Pittsboro. While at the
postofflce on Monday afternoon a
citizen of this place showed us a let
ter containing a check fur 25 that
he had just received from a young
man in an adjoiuing count). The
letter read substantially as this:
Some years ago while you were mer
chandising In my town I jvas ac
customed to go into your store and
steal candy and other confectioner
ies. Theu I wa a boy bat now I
aoj man and my conscience lashes
me for that candy stealing. 1' send
yon this check to ease my con
science. . Use it and say nothing
about the incident to any one. The
reeelver of this check turned it over
to the treasury of the Methodic
Church and the whole affair reads
like a fairy Sunday School story.
OOH KKRCIAX. HEW. r '
WILMINGTON MARKET? "
f r ; I dctoberJ 1.-3:80 P. M."
SPIRITS TURPENTINE Steady
at 26? cents. Sales of receipts at 36
cents. '
ROSIN Firm at D0c for strained
and 95 for vooi strained.
-TAC Firm at 1.50.'
CRUDE .TURPENTINE -- Firm
at $1.20 fpr hard, fl.90 for yellow
dio and fl.90 for vircin.
COTTON Firm at 9 13-10 ents
for middling; low middliritr. 9$; good
middling. 101-16.
RECEIPTS Cotton. 963; spirits,
91; rosin, 713: tar, 47; crude, 6.
Gubernatorial Tata mt 188&
" FIRST DISTRICT.
COUNTIKS.
Beaufort.
Carteret
Camden .......
Chowan
Currituck
FOWLK. DOC Kit RT.
2,092
1,073
598'
742
978
MAKINE NEWS.
ARRIVED.
Steamship -FanitaJ Pennington,
New York, f ! O Smallbones.
CLEARED.
Ger barque Biirgertueister, Kir
stein, Ehrenreich, Stettin, Paterson,
Downing t Co.
EXPORTS.
Dare....: 320
Gates 1,181
Hertford. 1,132
Hyde 864
Martin.. 1,674
ramIico 740
Pasquotank... 832
Perquimans.. 779
Pitt ....i 2,593
Tyrrell 472
Washington .' 807
16,823
SECOND DISTRICT.
- FOREIGN.
Stettin Ger barque
ter 3,443 bbls-rosin, j
Burgenneis-1
Bertie....
Craven
Edgecombe
Greene.
Halifax..
Jones...........
Lenoir .1
Northampton.!
Vance.' .1.382
Warren. .:. 545
Wilson 2,159
1,316
1,408
1,321
1,008
2,495
684
1,587.
1,659.
MONTHLY STATKHEM.
STOCKS ON pANI OCT..1, 1890.
Cotton ashore, 9.100; afloat, 9,017;
total. 18.117.
8pirits ashore, 6,195; afloat, 2,000;
total, 8,195. I
Rosin ashore C3, 798; afloat, 9,115;
total, 72,913.
Tar ashore, 3,959.
Crude ashore. 75u.
RECEIPTS FOR MONTH OF SEPT., 1890
Cotton,43,6G3; spirits, 6,039: rosin, 26,-
164; tar, 5,517; crude, 1,350.
EXPORTS FOR MONTH OF SEPT., 1890
DOMESTIC.
Cotton 2397; spirits, 3,452; crude, 1,-
477; tar, 4,8l6; rosin, 15,034.
FOREIGN. I
Cotton, 25,314i rotin, 6,451; spirits 402
15,564
THIRD DISTRICT.
Bladen.
Cumberland ............
Duplin..,
Harnett ....
Moore .......
Onslow......
Pender .....
Sampson ...
Wayne......
1,541
2,577"
2,205
1,444
1,944
1,181
721
2.370
2;781
16,764 .
FOURTH DISTRICT.
Alamance
Chatham
Durham.
Franklin
Johnston
Nash
Orange
Wake
1,741
2,516
1,815
2.204
3,024
2,157
1,610
4,618
Many Persons are broken
Arm a from overwork or household cart. -Uromi's
Iron Bitters Rebuild tfe
siils dlreiuoo. mnre exeeai of bua.
m """ wet u ccaua.
WANTED.
a GENTS OF EITHER srXTIIROUGUOU
h United Stsies .to bundle our celebrated
Cora sad Bunion .Cuse. Its application si
fords almost Instant relief, and every tmx is
accocnpaaied bfiU guarantee, which amount
w will rorlt In every Instance wbre our
raaedy fails to perfect a permanent curs
Bampie box. SSc aut boxes, IL We will par
rood acota S3 per day to introduce trar goods
Lavo their section: no postals. For term and
MrUevlara address manufacturers.
n. mikoukk a cut.
104 afi lot .Ncrta .Ada Street,
tub U lw daw CHlcaco. RL
f Tabit' Board. .
HW aSXTLXXlN CAJt BJt accommo
Caed tmn TMlt,Board on ajTUcUon as -ecant
. . ja-TUiKDa
HE-NO TEAIFREE.
Exaggerated claims
in many advertisemeats
have made people tired."
Tms resent saying has
the right ring and w.
accept its suggestion
We are the import
ers of HE-NO TEA.
We propose increas-
ing us saie in Wil
mington. Not by
praising it, but by
giving you, free of
all cost, enough
HE-NO TEA to
last a week.
The proof of the
pudding is in the
eating." An old
adage which suggests another, .'A
word to the wise is sufficient."
Send us a postal card with your ad
dress, and, for a limited time, we will
mail any cne in Wilmington, free, a pack
age of HE-NO TEA, and an interesting
book about tea. You risk a postal card.
We risk your liking the tea so well that
you will continue to use it. Ifyoudonot
we make a loss. Thus we show our con
fidence in tho merits of HE-NO TEA.
MARTIN CILLFT & CO., (iftftiii ?.)
Exchange Place, Baltimore. Md.
1 TJ
III
sMATtj
19,685
FIFTH DISTRICT.
Oapwell 1,358
Forsyth 2,259
Granville 2,40
Guilford.. 2.470
Person.... 1,375
Rockingham 2.895
Stokes..... 1,450
Surry..,...l 1,671
15,384
SIXTH DISTRICT.
Anson....!.." 2,241
Brunswick. 1,010
Cabarrus 1,645
Columbus 2,072
Mecklenburg ...
New Hanover...
Richmond....
Robeson......
Stanley
Union...
4,163
1,880
1,711
2,823
996
2,040
I 20,581
SEVENTH DISTRICT.
CatawoaJ 2,360
Davidson.L 2,018 -
Davie : 1,008
Iredell 2,724
Montgomery 979
Randolph! '.. ... 2,171.
Rowan 2,739
Yadkin 1.071
Now Ready.
I
of
AM NOW HEADY TO MAKE ALL KINDS
House Trimmings, Banisters, Railings,
i
"potes and Boxes of all Hnds. Orders prompt
ly Cled and work done to order.
W. A. CORNISH,
Southwest corner Docic and Water sts.
sep 11 lm thu.mon
EIGHTH DISTRICT.
952
687
1,399
Alexander.
Allejjnanv
A-he ...
Burke : 1,247
Caldwell.... 1,258
Cleveland i
:EXE0T. TOR'S N0TI0
E.
KX-
TTAriNG THIS DAY QUALIFIED AS
ecutor under the last will and testament f
Enos J. rennjp acker, deceased-1 hereby no-
Ufy all persons holding claims against his
estate to present the sime to me for payment
on or betore the 6th day . of September. A. D
1901, or this notice will be plead In bat of re
covery. All persons Indebted to said estate
are requested to make Immediate payment.
QEORJE CHADBOURN,
Executor of E. J. Pennypacker
sep c oaw 6w sat !
Administrator's tic?.
1;DE UNDEKSlUNEDIIAVIVf; QlALIFIKI
aa Administrator or the estate o. Joseph
Kamden. deceased, notice is hereby etreii to
all i ersons hannr claims against sold estate
or personal property belonging to sam to
f reaent them to me on or before Augu-t 28th.
!l, or i his notice mil be pleaded In bar of
the payment thereof. sol bkak,
aug -i oaw aw thu - Administrator.
Gaston
Lincoln.
Watauga.. '.
Wilkes
fc 4
2,269
1,584
1,209
898
1,706
13,209
NINTH DISTRICT.
Huncoiuhe
Cherokee .!
Clay J
Graham ....
Haywood..
Henderson
Jackson....!
Macon...
Madison
Mitchell.
McDowell......
Polk ...
Rutherford 1,690
Swain 1 505
Transylvania 520
Ynnov 940
3,041
646
391
271
1,326
917
903
780
1,178
698
1,119
470
1,799
677
602
. 791
438
'209
800
1,002
758
1,287
619
1,217
982
2,328
367
1,014
14.89
1,097
- 2,637
2,5091
1,072
A897
620
; 1,436
-1,990
.- 1,936
875
1,521
18,590
.1890 -
Ha'i''-ir8ri:nzIiiW.
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r a ..13 3 m O JBX 9 ,
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V., 4 0'
S5D
A. - new shsiespearo-the ShaJcespeare ol
Ebwiw A. Abbxt will be presented In Har.
Ws Magaxwi for 190, with comments by
Akduw Lang. HARFsa s MAdxiixs has also
soade special arrangements with axfhonsk
DAtTnrr; thagreatesx of living French novel
ists, for the exclualTe pubUcatlon, in seilai
form, of a humorous story, to tee entmed
The Colonists of Tarascoa: the Last Adven
tures of the Famous Tartartn." The story
will be translated by Hknbt Jambs, and Illus
trated tey Ross and Mtkbach. i .tia
W. D. Howbixs will contribute a novelette
m three parts, and Lafoadio IIakn a nov
elette in two parts, entitled "Youma," hand
somely Illustrated, i M .
La illustrated papers, touching subjects oi
current interest, and In Its short stories
poems, and timely articles, the Magazin
will mmp" Its well-known standard.
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k 1,365
2,232
1,154
I 877
1,846
The volumes of the Magazine begin with the
Numbers lor June and December of each year
When no time is specified, subscriptions will
oegln with the Number current, at time of re
ceipt of order, j i - .
425 three years back, la neat cloth binding, will be
757 1 seat by mall, post-paid, i on receipt of $3 00
per volume. JlOtn Viaaea luf miming, w
each by mall post paid.
Index to Harper's Magazine, Alphabetical,
Analytical and ClasslneL for Voltaies 1 to 70,
inclusive, from June. 1850. to June, isoo, one
VOL, 8vo, Cloth. $4 00. i
: 1,616
; 2,561
12.833
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3- M
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BiaSjJsf'HilS-.il'fi1
J2 vKc b fV 55j it-
-s: -1 2.5 si . w " ii is
1,517
i 2,099
i 1,617
2,041
2,096
' 1,696
: 1,288
4,943
17,300
I 1,697
f 2,5841
i 2,609
2,680
: 1,293
i 2,101
! 1,3331
! 1,575
i
15,872
THE ACME
MANTTFA0TUBIN& 00.
MAN0FACTUKEK8 OF
i r ! I - -
! " ...
Fertilizers. Pine Fibre and
j Pine Fibre Matting
Wilmington. -r - N. C.
: 975
" 965
915
910
3,284
2.856
1.684
: 1,988
: 8i7
997
fJIHB KKP OTA TION OP OUK FK KTILlZLhS
the ACME and GEM. is now. establtslied. axd
the results pf three years' use In the nands of
the best farmers of this and other states will
attest their value as a high grade manure.
The MATT1NO, made irom tne leaves or our
native pine, is conceded to be equal , to any
wool caroet for comfort and durability and tte
demand for It Is dally increasing-, it. has vir
tues not found m any other raonc.
The FIBRE or WOOL is extensively used for
upholstering purposes, and as a oiling for
Mattresses is almost equal to hair, being llgii
I elastic and proof against insects. ,
ceruncatea rrom reuaDie parties using o i
iroods can be seen at our office, or will be trial -
ed upon publicftao". i . ian4tf
15,391 THF T FAD Nfi
er
756
2,333
1,204
1,897
1,215
2,327
1,266
1,419
15,070 . 12,419
552
405
1,482
1,165
717
764
1,236
901
965
2,352
Daily Pap
-a
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J 323
2 if
r- o a 2 c
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531
fit
Scri ngazf ne.
For 1890. .
OF SOTJTH CAKlLINA IS
Ik ewsl
GSR.
Price $10 Per! Annum,
MAILED TO AM
ADDRESS.
10.439
2,816
868
287
182
974
1,291
569
742
1,873
1,564
858
560
1,663
410
553
789
I 15.395 15,998
The total vote being Fowle 148,305;
JJoeKery 134,035.
Wilm'ng'on, Onslow Sl East
Carolina Railroad
NOTICE!
i
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY" AND TKEAS'B
t
OF THE CAROLINA CENTRAL K. R. CO.
CO KTUU
i
TION Pr'.KKH)
ACCOMMODATION OF TUvSE
X desiring to attend the revival meetings to
be hem in W ilmington oy me Kev. ham jones.
the following schedule will be observed as far
as the requirements a- d exigencies of con
struction will permit:
In Effect Sept. SStn to Oct. 0tb. 1890.
Leav Wilmlnjrton S 00 a. m. and 3.-00 p. m.
Jjeave end men lOuJO a. tn. and 5.-00 p. m.
On Sunday. hcpC sth and Oct. sth only one
trln wui be run. as follows;
Leave wiimioffton s.-tx) a. m. and end rall-
roa track laao a. m. . 11. A. WHITING,
sepsilv Oe-erai Manager.
The Exercises
F THE A CAD EM r OF THE INCARNA-
Wilmixgtos, N..C. Sept. Jth, 1890. '
IIIE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING OF
the Stockholders of the Carollaa Central
Railroad Co. will be held at the office of the
old Dominion Steamship Co.,. corner Beach
and West streets. In the city of New York, on
Thursday, the 9th day of October, proximo, at
1 o'clock p. m.
sep 9 lm JttllN H. SHARP, SeCy.
SUMMER RES0RTI
"ATLANTIC VIEW,"
tlon and St. Thomas' Male School will be re
sumed on Wednesday, October 1st. 1S90. The
Sisters will also open a Kindergarten depart-
taentj whers children from 5 to T years of age ;
will receive careful training', sep S3 oaw si
m
I
WRIGHTSVILLE, N. O,
S NOW OPEN UNDER SAME MaNAGE-
ment. Tne Hotel and grounds are near the
waters of the found and the Atlantle ocean
and a few steps rom the Depot of the ftea
coast Railroad from Wilmington.
Ask the conductor of the train to stop to
at Wrlghtsvllla. - ' :
THE MOST QHASTE AND PUREST
SUNDAY PAPE
a
IN SOUTH CAROLINA IS
The Sunday News.
Price, with Dally, til 'per year; alone, $2 per
year; six months, $1; single copy, 5 cts; mailed
to any address.
EVERY ONE'S PAPER, v
WEEKLY
NEWS ASD lOUKIE?v
Price, $1 per year; six months, 60 cts; single
copy, 5 ct&f mailed to any address. men 12
f 1890.
Harper's Young. Peoole.
AN ILLUSTRATED WEEKLY.-
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Pkoplk. which begins with the Number for
NOTember 5, 1889. presents an at tract! va pro-
Kraumie. it wiu uuer w ilh reaaers at least
tour serials of the usual length, and others in
iwp or mree parts, nameiy. i " j ne Red Mus
tancr " by William o. Stoddard: "Phil and
tne isany," ny luct c. ijllik; "Prince Tom
my," by john kusssll Coktell: and Moth
ers way," oy margajlit. &. Saaqstee; two
snort senais oy hjalxab hjorth rioricsitv
Two series or Fairy Talos will attract the at
tention of lovers of the wonder-world, name
ly, the quaint tales told by Howard PYL,and
so admirably illustrated by him, and a- other
series in a oirxerent vein oy Fbanx M. Bicx
kxll. There will be short Btoxlea fcv- w. ik
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MRr ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON'S serla
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A CORRESPONDENCE-and collection V"
manuscript memoirs relating to J. P.-Millet
and a famous group of modern French Painters
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- illustrated. ..
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will write the flrsfiof them for the January
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Mani vaiuable LITERARY ARTICLES will
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applications, by eminent authorities: a re
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i' Secretary. Manager ictm
GEO. J. JfiA8TEKIAI,
. lAsst Secretarj.! v
Life Insurance at Absolute Coat,
a Guaranteed Policy. i
An Incontestihle Policy, v I
Maturity Value la Cash at Ftofl i
Annual Cost Absolutely Ltoltcda '
- Only Four Payments per Yeai.
: Non Forfeitable After TnreeTaa
P.8. RIDDZIUk:
I - MemcalU:
W H. GIBSON, Special Agent
Home Office Central National BaHE.
Washington, D. c. i
JOHN haar,.Jb.. Local Agent,
, oeta wumioftcT.
. -, " - -1 ' . i
CLYDE'G
SewTori' , Wilnir:
Strain thlp Co.
743-745 Br jwar. N.Yv
SPECIAEf NOTICE !l
uk PRIVATE STOCK 1878 RYE IS UN-
doubtedly the best Whtskey ram in t no
south to-day. Below 5 ou will find a few our, of
uiaujr jr hi era wnicn we receive and notfoe
wcu. mey contain: ; :
tfroTL & Brown, druggists, ot Winston, sav
ine private Stock, 'fi. civ PntirA
. .4 ' wmr-
im;uiii w uur customers, and we think it is a
uuue mtruiciua: wniSKey." t , : -
.. H. hose, also Ot Winston! wrlti aa tn
lows: : p r r.-
" i ne ,-Tivate.. w.cJc' wrilsfrpv t it,tm
through yoar Mr. Simon has proved a success
J. A. Burns & Co. of FavettAviriA, llflVA till
to say: - yif,-r
c'i,11!?'3!1 T2Hr ew brand of V Private
-wui, JO.' IX VB W niSKftV ana will that T
am well pleased with It And that it U all you
rewuuucuu il w oe. 1 My customers prefer
BruiiMldiMraonC
, Dealers tn LiqnoirJ CIgarsIand Tobaccos.
my 30 tf - SlC:"- 7 '. :
OP THE-,! ';dj'Jf
Hon. JelTerson Davis.
JIB1.1 JKFFEBSON Vle
0 U SOt-D BF iUBSCBIfllOl OMf.
The prospectus and complete outfli for can
vassing will be ready immediately. - - . ; :
AGENTS WISHING TJESIWAWT.E TEBMT.
TORY on this great work will please address,
as soon as posslf)le, the publishers. ' ? ;
BBLFOER.uOMPANT,
13-42 East ISth Street f - NEWSYORK.1
FROM PIER 29. EA8T RITM !
Located between Chambers ard Kaw
1. At 3 O'clock, P.JLj
fanita. . .:. salary. '
PAWNEE (new).r. -We,rv
BENEFACTOR.. !h
FANITA.-..... .w.. WednesU
FROM WILMiyQTOS
BENEFACTOR.... .UUTogsfi?;'
FANITA.....
PA WN K E (new). Jr ?
ENEFACTOR . . ...... J
or- Through Bills Lading w;
Rates guaranteed to and from Pol
and South Carolina, -
For Freight or Passage PPw J ...
- H O. sW-BOnB. g;
- - THEO. . EGEK, Traffic MW$tr
P WM. P. CLYDE CO ijwj A j
sen 28 tf ; s Bowung uiw - ,
STILL AT VTOBE.
AM NOW WELli PEEPABEy,1
an kinds jot Furnltore, Sewln
cy Articles. a, and wbereK laP
thein as good as new. Wort f
andrlcesow. Call and e .-7
timates and prices. ! '
S. W. cor. Front aOT
, I am still agent here i"1 rV
Sewing Machine, one 01 wT
the market. Needles ancc""
mch 10 tf ;.'::'r:;! '' !"
THE
HEWLI'TTHO
Y FRIENDS AXD TBI r-'
M
erally are
Vepectfanrn
made extensiTe additions u
Switchback Station, Wrigatf11,
amTnoir prepared to uxxoT
with the best of everything '
Fresh Fish, Soft Crabs. I '
ready on the arriral of erery
Bar in tne rear r - j
rom the dinning room. u-;
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