North Carolina Newspapers

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NO 252. to la tne editorial uoiumns. : ; vy ii yw V V K UT I H KM Vl li V '. 14 tie ci tWl niul results when SrpfFiMtokcu;'ilwiilM iJnfewtin? to the tt., and i .vytt jrn:ii-tly on the lxvhu it if plcaraul act; r ' i ...la 't9iicpi flirt kv .i hrvcrs aim cure uauuiuu tsii-'U. Srrtin of r 1Z9 IB tin lIi r.lejuiii" to the taste and ac rpUe t- the sttnuach, prompt ic a aanil tmly lenenciai in iu x Trrrvarttl onlv irom ine xnos 'iV tad a-recable substances, iti ... exctlleni quaiiue wumjcuu i . .i n,l Lave maue it tho mosl rmclr known. F'ia is for sale in 50 r.l'tl littles by all leading drug vj. Any reliable druggist wh iaj cot hire it on hand will pro it promptly for any one whe riies to try it. Do not aecept anj UUFOBHM FIG SYRUP CO. Si FMASCISCO, CAL u?trw. tr. new roxr. .r.k for lile fcf BUtSCUT K BELLABIY, WHOLESALE DKUOGIST, tzi a Wllmlnston. N. C jESXOW rUEPAREI) TO TAKE UfON rrtacitl terms Usitcd amount otFamllj VuVj. tica will te in charge of a compe- WOKTU & BUANCn. Proprietors. oct 3 if TJotice. f HATE MOVED MY TIN AND SHEET 1 trei Siop to Xa H south Second street, next ts ti cortf r of Doct, where I will bo glad tr Uom wiihiag wort in my line to Eire me al . S. I SMITH. 0ct2S A moving Tale. WILL MOVE THIS WEEK. IT 19 Mrrfctf us. Artloles of Furniture hare toutta a&d new things are needed, we u Kppij i our wants, call and see us. W u u ncx bottom prices. SNEED H CtX. . Furniture Dealers, J 31 tf Cor, M arket and Second sts. For Rent. THE DWILUNO JJOCSE ON THE sortheast corner of Markxt and Third Krfu. pposit St. James Church- tetwtfa Itlnceas and crhrann streets. tllT JOHN WILDER ATKINSON. SAai jorjE& sonc BOOKS. IATES' BOOK STORE. 751 tt 1DRUJT& Y0LLER8, WUOLt-ALK DKALER3 I5C Pfovisions, Groceries, Liqt iquors. i oDucco, Uigurs, AND tOMJIISSIOX MERCHANTS, Cr. Front aad Xock Sts v WILMINGTON, N. C. Hi A. Tucker, DLEK IN ORANITI, MARBLE AND Mote. Manufacturer of Uemctetr, atal aud Bulldlnff Wortc 310 Norm Front Mrcct, WHmlnston, N. C. VEHICLES! VEHICLES ! JEH FOR 8ALX LA HUE NUMBER ASD A GREAT VARIETY OF Sccona-Hand TcMcles, as t rood order and rtadj for tmmedlau ta be sou rery low for cash or Uper. ORRXXL'S STABLES,' 17 c Cor. Third ana Princess Sti7 1S1 IfcS W S. 1VDBX TO KW ADTXKTI31XXTS Shxxd & Co Furniture F W Oamixx Ojatcra ! S n Maxxixo Tax Kotlce W3f Cmxixo-Miure&es MCXM BXOTHIES DrUgglStS B F if itch six & So Seed Oats Wx li UBczx-Exccutors Notice ' C W Yatxs Sam Joaes onj Books Ruiuls needed to lay the dast. We are gambling on VanAxnringe for Collector. 1 Rev. Jos. Ij. Keen, of Topsail, is in the city to-day. Hot Bed Sash and Glass by the X. Jacob! Hdw. Co. for sale Tho receipts of cotton at this port to-day foot np 2,057 bale. Every tfssue of the body, every ucrve, bone aud muscle is made stronger and more healthy by tak ing Hood's Saraaparilla. Visitor Ito onr city should cer talnly not fail to call on the N. Ja cobl IJdw. Co. for anything wanting In their line, j t TT all a . . unui turtner nonce an trains on the Wilmington Seacoast R. R, will start from and arrive at Princess street station, i Capt. 8. B. Alexander, the Demo cratio standard-bearer in this Con gressional district was at the Orton House to-day. i Use Regal Ready-mixed Paint, and have no other, if yon want a good, durable article; for eale by the N. Jacob! Hdw. Co. . t . i We are glad to hear that there is some improvement in Mr. W. 8. Warrock's condition. He is still vey sick and In bed. I : . Milton Nobles and Dolly Nobles play here next Monday night in Sire to Son.'? Now we will have something good. I am Manufacturer's Atrent for Barbed and all kinds of Wire, Com bination "Wire and Iron Fences. Or ders solicited. I James I. Metts. t Gen. Manninc: has made up a list of his appointments for the collec tlon of taxes in the various town ships and they are published In this Issue." ': . . i - Messrs. B. F. Mitchell & Bon nave in stock now choice North Carolina seed oats, which are the best for planting in this and adjoining States. See ad. We have in stock an Immense va riety of Cook Stoves, all styles and sizes. Prices away down and Stoves guaranteed to give satisfaction. Xi. Jacobl Hdw. Co. t Mr. P. W. Ortraann received this morning a lot; of fine xew Kiver oysters, the first he has had this sea son, anu me j nrst we nave seexi. Give him a call aud try them. Mr. J. M. Forshee.who expected to go to Philadelphia to attend the funeral of Mrs. Forshee's mother, did not go as his wife was sick and be was not willing to leave her. The registration books will close at sunset on thie 24th mst., which is but-two weeks from Friday next. And yet but few have availed them selves of the glorious privilege. When great preparations were be- lnt inn rln In London for the cele bration of the Great Queen's Jubi lee, loyal citizens anxious to partici pate were rapidly curing an xneir aches and paios beforehand, by a generous use of Salvation un. A large line of Breech and Muzzle- loading Shot Guns, Air Rifles and Pistols all grades at lowest prices. Wood Powder and sportsmen's sup plies just received. N. Jacob! Hdw. Co. L f Rev. B. F. Marable, D. D., of Mt. Olive, will preach' in the Firt. Pres byterian Church in thh city on bun- ... . i day next. Dr. Marable is one 01 tne most eloquent divines in this estate and Is very much admired by the Presbyteriaus in this city. Mr. John D.j Bellamy, "Jr., ,is the candidate of the Democrats oiew Hanover and j Pender couuties for the 8tate Senate. We couldn't have -better representative there jmd every, jjemocxai. m mo v should pull off snls coat and roll op his sleeves and go In for his election. rOIt ECJXALGLA AND HEADACHE tt. HPnnfrh on PjiJn " Instant re lief. WandCOc ROUGH ON CORNS. Liquid, 15c Salve, lCc liongh on Worms. Cafe, Sore Cure. 3c. Carolina. infrAitinf cloudiness and rain and stationary j temperature, except cooler in the! Interior. v. ; Local forecasts from 8 a. m. to day, for Wilmington and vicinity, fair weather" and increasing cloudi ness. t SjrapofFiffs, , ! Produced from the laxative aud nu tritious juice of California figs, com bined with the medicinal virtues of plants known to be most beneficial to the human system, acts gently, on the kidneys, liver and bowels, effectually cleansing the system, dis pelling colds and headache?, -and curing habitual constipation. The Tabernacle. The meetings at the Tabernacle closed last night and Mr. Jones left on the Hte Southern train for bis home In Georgia. The tabernacle building will remain as it is and Mr. Jones expects to return here next October. The amount of money raised during the meetings was $4, 000, of which Mr. Jones was given $2,000.' Audit and Finance. The regular monthly meeting of this Board was held yesterday after noon. The bond of Geo. W. Smith iu the sum of $200 as Clerk of Front Street Market, was approved. t Coupons amounting to $15,231.50, which had been redeemel and can celled, were burned in the presence or tne JioarcJ. mils ror current ex penses amounting to $ 5,518.07, note lor $15,000- ancT interest on same $271.25, were audited and approved. A Doubtful lteport. It is reported that John G. Wag ner, Esq,, of Masonboro. Sound, was halted by highwaymen near the Mineral Spring last Saturday night, while, on his way home, and that he fired on them and escaped by his mule starting off in a run. The re port may be true but we do not think that it is. Mr. Wagner was to have gone over to Brunswick county on Saturday on a visit to his daughter, on a hunting expedition and we think he went, as he ha4 his doers and gun in town with him on that day. A Correction. There is one word incorrectly printed in. the resolutions adopted by the Farmers' Alliance on Friday. The word "practical" should be nrinted for the word "partial." The resolution should read: Resolved. That we. the Farmers Alliance of New flLanover county, sustain Cant. S. W. Jlobles and his committee in their answer to the Democratic Executive .Committee, which was: "That we as.trrje and steadfast Alliance men pledge our selves to give neither aid, support or comfort, nor to vote for any ner- son or persons who cannot, ana wmi not. co-ODerate with this Alliance in standing by and giving practical ef fect to the demands or tnejxationai Alliance." Reduced Kates to tne fat Fair. The Seaboard Air Line will sell tickets all over its lines to the State Fair in Ilaleigh at the following re duced cates: Wilmington, $3.20; Alma, 3.10; Maxton, 3.90; Rocking ham, 2.70; Lilesville, 2.90; Wades boro, 4.10; Monroe, 3.56; Charlotte, 4.15; Lincolnton, 4.70; Shelby, 5.10; Rutherfordton, 5.70; Littleton, 2.10; Warren Plains, 1.80;Ilenderson, 1.45; Louisburg, 1.00; Frauklintou, 1.80; Wake, 1.00; Millbrook, 70; Cary, 75; Apex, 95; New Hill, 1.15; Moncofe, 1.35; Pittsboro, 1.C5; Osgood, 1.40; Sanfortl, 1.45; Camerou, 1.00; Aber deen, 2.00; Hamlet, 2.50; Gibson, 2.75; Clay, 1.70; Creedmore, 1.90. , The Cause of Palo. An ache or pain is not of itself a disease, it is but a symptom, and warns the sufferer that there is something the matter with his phys ical organization. Weak kidneys, IiIocmI. and nervousness are fre ForctMU. . For North quently the source or cause of.thejPart 1 of many mysterious aching sensations move the cause of 6uch distress by jing and The Quicksands of Toso;M usingBBB (Botanic Blood Balm). ; the conclnding portion of rMeiu- ..5- flrt t&S?r5 r and oi and; Memories of John C. Fre- My kidueys were disordered ana. , . r cave me excruciatiug pain. Aslusle mont;" 'sthetics and Eatiu-.and bottle of B B B helped me wonder-I Counterplot, are all admirable. fnllc" ; i Thn there are eiht. distinct and Wm. t. nelson, ucDonooga, ua - writes: 'B B B has benetited my daughter very much. She was af flicted with severe nervousness, r I think it the best family medicine." - W- R. Ellis. Brunswick. Ga., writes: 'I have tried B B B and it's a great tl .nirf r the blood." It bIso cured jmf of rhcii.aati pains." j ftmrd of Aldrma. The Board of Aldermen met -ves- terday aRernoon In regular session; aU the members present with the ex- ception of Alderman Craft, and i trBVni VawIab fa .k.t. The Committee on Finance report ed settlement of the claim of Jno. H. Green, colored, by the payment of $50- Green was injured by falling Into an excavation on lhird street sometime ago. On reommendation of . the Com mittee on j Markets it was ordoreil thai the clerk Of the market be re quired to weigh all' fresh pork pur chased by butchers. It was recommended that an ap propriatiou not exceeding $ 600 be made for the purchase and removal of two small frame houses that ob struct Seventh btreet, between Wooster and Da wsou. j The Sanitary Committee reported progress in the matter of Jacob's Run sewer. I 1- Theame committee, through Al derman Post, recommended that all sinks and cess-pools on private premises be abolished, no matter at what cost. The "question was dis cussed by Aldermeij Hicks and Post iii favor of the recommendation and by Alilenuau Morton who opposed it. Finally, an ordinauce submitted by Alderman Hicks, ! requiring householders to fill up and close all sinks aud cess-pools was adopted; to go into effect February 1st, 1891. A fine of $10 to be imposed for each day's failure to comply with the law. ; . .'.'' In the'j matter of paving Nutt street the Permanent J Street Im provement Committee reported that the work would begin next month. The street car ordinance prepared by the City Attorney was read, and on motion! action apon it was de ferred until the next meeting. Permission was granted the Elec trio Light Company to place street lights on poles, on all streets east of Third street. Report of the Chief of Fire De partmeutj recommending repairs to the . "Adrian" engine and Fifth Ward Hook and Ladder Co's house, was read and referred to Committee on ire ueparrmenc. Also, recom mendation of the Chief that two dilapidated houses on South Fifth street, regarded as unsafe," be de molished,! wa discussed. Alder man Hickfi ased jt it was in the power ot t)& ploard to have the. houses torn dQwnJ The Chief of Police said th Opuses were owned by persons who could pot be found, and had been on the delinquent tax . . . a ' I I use ior, years. j On motion of Alderman Smith the matter was referred to the Fire Committee and Fire Commission, with power to act. I ,." ", Alderman Montgomery spoKe . in regard to the purchase of a market jho.use .Au4 engine house in the Fifth Ward,, xmd stated; that Messrs. Adrian & Yollers had purchase the property on which the Fifth Ward Market House was! now situated, and had agreed to sell the lot jto the ci ty t or $1,250. A motion to approp riate this amount for the pnrchase of the property was adopted, r . .: Velford's najraxlne. The October number of I this de lightful I monthly is full of good things, from the first paper to the last. Withpossibly one exception it is the best we have yet seen. The first paper Is the eonclusion of Admiral Porter's romantic account of Presi- deus Lincoln's entry into Richmond; "A Comedy of Errors'? is a prettyjit- tle thing! thaf will interest every- bod; "The New Political 8cience" is magnificent; it. is d; splendid de fence of the Constitution as it is and not as some of the doguiaties would interpret it; "Foreclosure" isja very pretty story; "Matthew F. Maury "is the subject treated Of In "Celebrat ed Men of the Day;" "Irrigation and Legislation" and "The Humor of a Texas Steer" are both ivery readable; "Farly Discoveries of is exceedingly interest- AmerirtT ueusuum arnci u . pendent! Department -and three,! fine , poems in the number. The editorial department Is, as usual. exceelinly;attractire and reviews, book notice and humor complete the admirable list 'of - contents, i Bel- ford & Co., Ze m . . York, at' i'2.Z0 a year. KEVT ADVKirriSEfllENTa. REDOVAL I To 13 Princeos .Gtrodf , . (new Allen duildinc ) . G nattreis Factory and ButldiusrlHsoctatioii Oilier h: Tw Poor Sbows. ' , . .-. There were two, poof, shows here yesterday. , One was a circus false ly so-called, and the other was the poor performance given jat the Opera Housed There seemed "to be. some subtle connection with the two, as after the "circus? show was over with some of the same per formers!! appeared on the stage. Originally, the "Colored Aristoc racy." consisted o7 four men and a goat; at least that was the strength ot the "troupe" when they got here. The audience was poor and the per formance was weli,"a little poorer; We wHI hardly have anything more of the kind here this season. And we wbuld'nt have had them this time if they had not come heralded as a fairly good show. ; - Cottnty Commissioners. ; The Board held their 'regular monthlyj meeting yesterday after noon. Treasurer Hewlett reported a total of $23,867.89 in his hands to the crtdit of the "general and educa tional funds, and Register Sampson reported S18.05 received from mar riage licenses d uring the past month. The Clerk of the Superior Court re ported $35 collected for charter is sued to the Carolina Inter-state Building and Loan Association, Several persons were relieved from payment of poll- tax, and W, H. Stokley jwas licensed to retail malt liquor at Wrights vi He. A resolution as adopted giving notice thatr the bond . required by law from the Register of Deeds, ef this county will be increased to , the amount iof $15,000, in accordance with the provisions of Chapter 245, Acts of 1885, .. .. '. i Carolina Insurance Co. :- A special meeting of the. stock holders of this company was held to-day. 4 : liy" :;' ' "y" . The meeting was called to order by the President, Mr. G. W. Wil liams, -with Mr. M. S. Willard, the secretary, at the desk. There were 1,245 shares represent ed in person and 877 by proxy, which is a majority of the capital stock. On motion of Mr.' E. S. Martin, the Board ox lilrectors were em powered! to declare a dividend, and were authorized to increase the cap ital stock to $50,000 or more, not ts exceed $75,000. t It was decided, on motion of Mr. Donald MacRae, that in taking sub scriptlons the Directors shall have power to take approved security from any subscriber for the whole or any part of his subscription. At a subsequent meeting of the Board of! Directors a dividend of 10 per cent.! was declared, to be paid on October 20th to stockholders or re cord, j : " ' - yhe Secretary was directed to open books of subscription to the capital stock as aqthorized by the stockholders. ' The beauty craze has revolution ized society 'and Dr. Bull's Couch oyrup has revolutionized,, the treat ment or coughs and colds. . NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Oysters ! 'Oysters ! UST RECEIVED A LOAD OF THOSE Flue Fat New Itlver Oyster. oct72t F W, OSTMAN. Executor's Notice. HAVING QUALIFIED AS EXECUTOR OF the lat will and testament of the late Susan A. Flanner. of the county of Sew Han over, state or Kortn Carolina, wis is to notify all persons having culms against the estate of the said deceased, to present the same to the undersigned on cr befoie the 10th day ot uctooer. J. v. lggi, or mis norice wm oe pleaded in bar of recovery. i WILLIAM H. GREEN,' , Executor will of Susan A. Flanoer. This 7th day of October, A. D. mo. oct 7 It ; i L : . i Patent Wood Splitter. HAVE JUST PUT IN OPERATION A I - 1 Patenr Wawi sputrtng Machire a my coal asWcKlYarti itisoperaredbysUam poirer ana aoes its wouc very tnotngiv. ana h the ooit complete thing of -the kind in North Carolina. fall and see It; it is worth yoir tenUou. No extra charge made for tho present for erlittinz stove wood. Full qiarter cord guaira.ted la every load or yoa may conscate tie same iaa turn ever to tne i Laiies' Eczcrcl:.t Lf.aj. i cct c NKW A liVMitfRnMntiixi U M Ml MQ I Choice North Carolina "DT?Ti "DTTOrri OT)nnT r, AbJLIA J.VUU1 X IVUUi - . S EED rl-' O ATb . -yyE 1IAVE JUST KEC'EIVJED A FULL supply of tne abo-j-c OATS, which are the test'' for pinning in this and adjoining states.' ' f For sale by " ' :,J' ''-!--'"V M V Tit I rrrii "K r . f J fC cma mm . a; iiax jl VJLa Mfj mJ aJ W oct t tf . DlArJOTJD DYEC " AND-'. - John B. Hanko, rRE&CUHTION DRUGGIST. 107 North Third street, opposite city Hall, Telephone 109. . , . sep 8 tf 189Q. j TAX NOTICE ! Kkw Uanovkb Cocntt, Oct. 2nd, 1890. - .... i the State and County Taxes for 1800, I will be at - - V' - : . ". . '- . Cape Eear, Cowan's store, Tuesday, October 21st. 1S90. . , . y.. . nesday, October 3 ind, 189X reaerai roint. uiaaie s store. Tuursaar. Oc tober Zird, 1890. Masonboro. Voting place.- Friday. October 24th, 1800. i , - .. . Pay up promptly and save costs. All prop erty on which taxes are nob paid will bo ad vertised December 1st, 1890, and the sale will be the first Monday In January. 1891. - ! oct 7 It . Sheriff New Dlanovcr county. ------ i i - - - ' , , i r ' i ; i ii ' i- n ox ograpns. rlABlXKTS PER DOZEV fL'lfn- CARDS PER dozen $2.00; Mlnuctts per dozen $L00; Ferre- rvriRa iwn inr ia rp.nrn aii we asK or you is to cau ana examine specimens before placing your orders else- where. U. c. LL1S, Photoerapher. Jront Street Market, Wilmington, N. C. r sep 25 2vr ; . I T, & G. F. Alderman, fl ENEKAL COMMISSION BROKERS AND Produce Dealers, No. 110 North Water street, Wilmington, N. C, buy or sell on commission Poultry. Effgs. Butter, Fruit, Bac&v Lard. Corn. Flour. Beeswax. Hides. Furs! cotton.. or anything In the Produce or Grocery line. mgnest ca&n prices guaranteed, consign ments solicited. amr293m -i:;:;;Wanted;-;vy.::,;.; A BRIGHT BOY ABOUT 15 YBAYS OLD, who writes a good hand and is wtlltaflr to learn, is wanted for office work. . apjjij ia own uanuwning w 0Ct 3 3t ; . Box 414, City P. O. ' A Special Assoriment O F HAIR BRfeSIIES, " NAIL ' BRUSIIES Tooth Brusaei and comb. 4 . MUNDS BROTHERS, oetitf 104 'N. Front street. - FOR CASH ONLY ! -: . - " .,.. VJI FRIENDS AND THE PUBLIC 'GEN- eraUy are hereby notlfled to on; and after . this date I will sell for CASH AND CAS ONLY. I can therefore offer biz Inducements to all who come with -the tne ney In hand. . I guarantee LOWEST PRICE and the TEST OF GOODS. ' Respectfully," ' " ' ; , F. SWAJf iV, Agt., sepifltrDAW ' ' , sa Front street. ; rJotico. j; HAVE MOVED TO NO. 10 MARKET ST., where I havt enlarged my stock of Dry Goodst Cirthlng, shoes, Hats, Caps, &c, and would be glad to Usve my friends, and thoso wUh- lng anythlaz In my line, to give ine a calL . Oct 1 lw r s LEE REGISTER. CAPE FEAR ACADEIIY Kei'pena Pitmber HUnd. . COMPETENT ISSTKUCTOBS. - LEADING MALE SCHOOL! Please enter at belontn cf rmica. - - Jdr cs Catalr"? in J'oo Mom ' '. CATLHTT. lr.-viral.