Tlio 3D oily Hoviow.
SATURDAY. OCTOBER 25. 1800.
STATE Ji EWS.
Concord Timet: Mr. Samuel
, Rloon raised this rear a line crop of
sweet potatoes. How showed us one
that weighed 7 ponnd. He had a
number that weighed a and 4 pounds
each.
Chatham Jtccord: Mr. John
Splvsy. who lived near Haw river
about 3 miles above Hay woed. died
s uddenly on last Saturday. He had
a corn shucking Friday niht, and
seemed as well as ever, but while
nailior aplank on his crib next day
he suddenly dropped dead.
Banraw Herald: A little prand
son of Mr. Daniel Bordeaux took
down the gun last Wedneeday even
in? to kill a hawk, and in poin? out
at the door. Its contents were acci
dentally discharged and the load
entered the ankle of a colored boy
about two feet from the muzzle.
The Ibonea of the ankle were iUot
into pieces. Drs. Lucas and Satch
well amputated the foot and the
boy will recover.
Concord Standard: Prof. J. N.
Ingram left to-day for the Blue
Ridge to confer with the new Col
lector of Revenue, Major Rollins at
AshvII!. The Collector, the Pro-
lessor ear, is
one of his bonunnen.
(Jen. Vauce and the Asheville Iff in I
ocrabelnfctho Others; that he Is the ;
. i .1. I.
jirgesi louacco grower in me liiiicu
States, and is probably the only
official In the national government
appointed to a prominent office who
did not apply for the position.
Raleigh itotr and Observer: Yes
terday morninc the Parri.h build-;
Ing, at Durham, situated on tin ror
ner of Manfum and Parrish tr"t-.
was discovered to be on tiro. T!n
building was n ii.iiiIom tlir. -story
brick with term ootta irii-.i-xalngji,
oned.by Mr. J. S. Carr, nnd
valued at $23,OuO. Th buil lin- w.i
thoroughly gutted. Th Firr Na
tional Bank nnd W. U. Prrtor,
dealer In Maple and fancy irrr.ri-.
occupied the P.rt floor; Me.r. V
V. is I I,. Fuller had their 1 iw
offices on the mtoimI floor. Th other
room were orcupuu by tn young
men oi mi iowii n uuriuiinri-s i in i
m . i a . . .1 .
lorraitori. The
lode roomof the Kniht of ltliia;
aud the lasouic Iod,re room oceu
pleil the third floor. All thrtTectsj
of the bank vrero raved. Th f-tock J
of Mr. Proctor was also aved e'jt !
that it was damaged by water.
Winston Dally: Dr.'jojdi Smith,
of Stoueville, Rockingham county,
in digging ih his magnetic iron ore
mine the other day. brok oiTaolid
block, weighing 210 pounds. lie had
Hon exhibition itt that place aud
says he will send it to Winston by
th first 'train. A drummer
stopped at a hotel in Winston a few
nijhts ago and was assigned to room
No. 13. -The travelling man was
ssmewhat superstitious concerning
that number, and when he went to
settle his bill the next -morning he
Informed the clerk that he only
owed for supper and breakfast as he
had not occupied the room assigned
him. The truth of the matter was
that the drummersat up in the of
fice on a chair all night. No charges
Charlotte Acir: The old Rock
Island Cotton Mills on the Catawba,
12 miles from Charlotte, are to be
rerived. The buildings are to be
equipped with new michinery,
which Is now about made up. The
capital stock Is $40,000, divided into
400 shares. The mills will be sup
plied with 2,000 spindles. A col
ored nun named John Warren lhad
ne of his arms-torn off in Severs
cotton gin, just west of the city, last
sight, lie was engaged In cleaning
pie saws wnen the machinery was
suddenly put In motion and his arm
was drawn between the saws.
XIonet Doctor.
All honeM, conscientious physi
ciaus who give B B li (Botanic
Blood Balm) a trial, frankly admit
its superiority over au, other blood
medicines.
Dr. W. J, Adair, Rockmart, Ga.,
writes: "I regard B B B as one of
the best blood medicines."
Dr. A. H. Uoscoe, Nashville,Tenn.,
writes: "All reports of B B B are
favorable, nnd its speedy action is
wonderful.1
Dr.J. W. Rhodes. Crawfordville,
Ga., writes: I confess B B B is the
best and quickest medicine for rheu
matism I hare ever tried."
Dr. 8. J. Farmer, Crawfordville.
Ga,, writes: "I cheerfully recom
Biend B B B as a fine tonic altera
tive. Its use cured an excrecence
of the neck after other remedies ef
fected no perceptible Rood."
Dr. C. H. Montgomery, Jackson
ville, Ala., writes: "My mother in
sisted on xnycettiur B B B for her
rheumatism, as her case stubbornly j
resisted the usual remedies. She ex-;
perieoced immediate relief und hen
improvement has been truly won-!
derfaL" .
Dr. G. W. Earle, Pickens. S. C, :
writes: "I recommended B B B to
a man who had suffered for years
with a malignant nicer on his le,
that seemed to resist all other treat-:
xnent. After using four ortivebot-;
ties the ulcer betran to heal and his
lrU now annnrl nnd M !
leg is now souna ana wen.
notice to Builders
Pl3Se!rr
Ea!?s, N. f.
TID3 WILL BS RECEIVED UNTIL NO
JL
Ttaaberlst, 1JP0. for tte coastnictlon of ili
Union Passenger stAJlon at Kaletgh, N. C.
Flams ana epedncatlons can be seen at the
OTtoeof tn Raleigh & Gaston Railroad, HS
Halifax street, Raleigh. N. C.
JOHN C WINDER,
ost XI 10( Jbr tne Committee,
rriTTTa TJ A DITTJ is printed with
X Qlo rB.iT ijXv kix manuf acturet,by
he Fairmount prtnttn? Int: u orts.
T. EL WiaaUT CO ,
seta street and FennjyiTA&l avenue.
)aa tl rnTiadelptua. Pa.
CO 21 IX Kit CI AL. HKTTB.
WILMINGTON MARKET.
October. 25. 23d P. M.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE Steady
at 374 cents.' Sales receipts at 37.
KOalN irm at fi.v lor strained
and $1 12) for good strained.
TAR Firm at 1.50.
CRUDE TURPENTINE Firm
at $1.20 for hard, f 1.90 for yellow
dip and $1.90 for virgin.
COTTON Firm at 9$ cents for
middling; low middling, 9 1-16; good
uilddline. 9?.
RECEIPTS Cotton. 1,647; spirits.
182; rosin, 22C; tar, 177; crude, 24.
marine: jtkws.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Pawnee, Tribou, Nw
York, II O Smallbone?.
Nor barque 8tatsuierrter Sehuer,
Lydersen, Barbadoee, Paterson,
Downing &, Co.
Nor barque Tetens, Olsen, Barba
doe?, Paterson, Downing & Co.
CLEARED.
Nor barque Henrik Bjorn, Nys
tetn, London. Williams &kMnrchIson
Brisr Jane Adeline, Small, Ponce,
P R, E Kidder's Sou.
EXPORTS.
'FORKION.
London Nor barque Henrik Bjorn
2.08 cak t.pirit..
Pone, P K,-lri;
lane Adeline
525,751 feet lumber, 25,000
fhinglcs.
WKKKLY STATEMENT.
STOCKS ON HAND OCT. 24, 1800.
Cotton ashore, 9,457; afloat, 6,338;
total, 15,795.
Spirits ashore, 3,040; afloat, 1,906;
total, 5346.
Ro-in ashore 57; 703; afloat, 2,CC0;
total, G0,363.
i .1 .i"n re, x,)SJ', anoai, no; toiai,
1 14.
Crude ahore, 900; afloat, 00; total,
roo.
KKCKIPT:, OCT. 17 TO OCT. 24, '90.
Cotton, 11,186; spirits, 1.175; rosin,
1.915; tar. SCS; criidej 310.
14 X TORTS, OCT. 17TO OCT. 24, '90.
DOMESTIC.
256:
; t.-rr"" p . ' '-.rv "u,r
1 ,r rusm, o,ttv.
4 KPRKION.
Cotton. 17,635; spirits, 1,837; rpsin, 501.
HE-NO TEA
" Exaggerated claims in many adver
tisements have mado people tired."
This recent saying has die right ring
and we accept its suggestion.
We are the importers of HE-NO
TEA. We propose increasing its sale
in Wilmington. 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 suf
ficient." j
Send us a postal card with your ad
dress, and, for a limited: time, we will
mail any one 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
I you will continue to use it. If you do not
we make a loss. Tnus we snow our con
fidence in the merits of HE-NO TEA.
MARTIN GILTLET & CO., (EtU&lisktJ i3ji
Exchange Place, Baltimore, Md.
TO WEAK ElEfif
Buffcrirg from the effacta of youthful error, early
decay, wasting weakneea, lost reaahood. etc.. I will
end a TalaaUlo treatise (sealed) containing fall
particular for home cure. F R EE of charge. A
tplendid medical work ; should be read by erery
man who is nerrons and debilitated. Address,
Trot, V. C rOTTIXH, Jloodus, Conn
Just Arrived l
A ICJJ LOT OF THA lqFUESIi:ur-COUN5
try BUTTK,ln small Klts.'at
II ALL & P EAK8A LL'S
1,
jeetf
11 and 13 So. Water Street.
Hardware,
T
MX WAKE
AND CROCK SKY.
W. K. SPKINOEK & CO..
Importers iud Jobbers.
I
I'qroeU building
DOT
WANTED.
A
OENTS OF EITHER SEX THROUGHOU
the United
States to hindl our celebrated
i
Corn and Bunion cure. Its application af
ford almost instant relief, iand every box Is
accompanied by a S5 guarantee, which amount
w will for'elt In every instance where our
remedy falls to perfect aj permanent curs
Sample tax. 2oc: six boxes,! $1. We will
pay
rood avenue per day to introduce our sda
into taeir section: no postals, ror terms aaa
particulars address the manufacturers.
104 sad 1M North Ada Street,
feh 14 lir d&w I Chicago. IlL
CAPE FEAR ACADEMY
Keopeni September 22nd
!lb:oQ Prfpara'iia fir Basil' ss ir Cille.
COMPETENT IXSTRrCTORS.
LEADING MALE SCHOOL !
Please enter at beglnninsr of session,
ee Catalocue In Hook stores.
. CATLKTT, Principal,
sep 15 1m Cor. Fifth and Chestnut streets.
Diamond Tra Cora
FOlt I3YSPEPHI A.
For sale by
or. r. a mr.r.wr,
i -
ebHU
Car. Fourtn
Nun
Gubernatorial Vmtm of 188S.
FIRST DISTRICTS ;
Counties. I FowleL Dockxry.
Beaufort 2,092
Carteret i 1,073
1,799
677
602
791
. 438
209
1 Cerudeo ...........
593
Chowan i 742
Currituck ...I 978
Dare
320
Gates. v
1,131
1,132
84
1,674
740
832
779
2,593
472
807
Hertford ...i.l
Hyde J
Martini. .1
759!
1,2S7
J-amlico
Pasquotank!
Perquimans!
Pitt
619 j
1,217
982
2.328
367
1,014
Tvrrell I
16,823
14,89
1,097
2,637
2,509
1,072
2,897
620
1,436
1,990
1,936
875
1,521
18,590
SECOND DISTRICT.
Bertie L 1,310
Craven 1,408
Edgecombe.i 1,321
Greene 1 1,003
Halifax 1 2,495
Jones .' 634
Lenoir 1,587
Northampton.... 1.C59
Vance 1,S82
Warren L 545
Wilson J 2,159
15,564
THIRD DISTRICT.
Bladen J 1,541
1,365
2,232
1,154
877
1,84G
425
757
1,616
2,561
12.83J
Cumberland 2,577
Duplin i 2,205
Harnett 1 1,444
Moore ... 1,044
Onslow .' 1,181
Pender L 721
Sampson.. ..J 2.370
Wayne J 2,731
16,74
FOURTH DISTRICT.
Alamance...1 1,741
1.517
2,099
1,617
2,041
2,096
1,696
1,2S3
4,943
17,300
1.697
2,534
2,609
2.680
Chatham.....
Durham' i
Frankliu
Johnston.. .4
Nash i
Orange 1
Wako J
2,516
1,815
2.204
3.024
2,157
1,610
4,618
I - - 19,685
FIFTH DISTRICT.
Caswell 1,358
Fornyth
2,259
2,406
2.470
1.375
2.395
1,450
1,671
(iranville
Guilford.
Person
L,293
2,101
1,333
1,575
15,872
975
9g5
915
910
3,284
2,856
1,684
l,9i8
317
997
15,391
j
756
Rockingham ..
Stokes L...
Surry.. ...... J...
15,384
SIXTH DISTRICT.
Anson 1 2,241
Brunswick...... 1,010
Cabarrus ..J 1,645
Columbus..; 2,072
Mecklenburg 4,1C3
New Hanover 1,880
Richmond..j 1,711
Robeson.. ...i 2,823
Stanley i.
Union .!.
99G
2,040
j 20,581
SKVENTH DISTRICT.
Catawoa....". 2,30
Daridgon.... 2,018
Davie 1,008
Iredell......... 2,724
Montgomery 979
Randolph 5,171
Rowan 2,739
Yadkin 1.071
2,335
1,204
" 1,897
1,215
2,327
1,266
1,419
12,419
15,070
EIGHTH DISTRICT.
Alexander 952
Alleghany 687
Ashe . 1,399
Burke 1,247
Caldwell 1,253
Cleveland 2,269
Gaston 1,584
Lincoln 1,209
Watauga 898
Wilkes 1,706
552
405
1,482
1,165
717
7G4
1,23G
901
9Go
2,352
18,209
NINTH DISTRICT.
10,439
Buncombe..
Cherokee ....
3,041
646
391
271
1,326
917
903
780
1,178
2,816
8C8
287
182
974
Clav .....
Graham.......
Haywood
Henderson ..
1,291
Jackson
Macoa
Madison
569
742
1,873
1,564
858
560
1,663
410
Mitchell : 698
McDowell
1,119
. 470
1,690
505
520
940
Polk
Rutherford....
Swain
Transylvania
Ynncy
553
789
13.395 15,903
The total vote being Fowle 148,395;
Bockery 134,035.
University of North Carolina
ThoJFall Term Upn pt, .
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consisting pf silVer Tea Sets, Gold Wafohes
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Fishermen's Supplies,
Builders' Hardware,
PAINTS A ND SASH.
itoo2ffALKIB STRICTLY FORE WHITS
rosule bjltae old. Patch process," the best Lead
oa the market, TJieyno: beins la comblna-
X ; tlon can make special price on same.
COOKING STOVES.
Largest assortment In the State o se
from; sold at factory prices.
Oil Stoves of All Sizes.
In them you will find comfort and economy.
Parap?, St'ftp-Ladders.
We ask for your patronage and shall ev
endearor to deserre the 3am.
Respectfully
N.
Jacobi Hardware Co.
ap tf
12:SO. FRONT ST.
CLYDE'S
FKOii PIER 29. EAST KIVEK NEW YORK
Located between Chambers ard Roosevelt sts
At 3 o'clock, P. ML
BENEFACTOR...
FAMTA
PA'VNEE (new) .
BENEFACTOR..
Wednesday, Oct 15
Saturday, Oct is
Wednesday, Oct 22
Saturday, Oct 25
FROM WILMINGTON
pawn- e (new) ,
BKNE FACTOR
FANITA
PAWNEE (new)...
Friday, Ocr, 17
...Tuesday, Oct 21
Friday, Oct 24
...Tuesday, ucijjb
nr Throu'rh Bills Ladlnz and Lowett T liro'
KAtes guaranteed to and from points la Nortn
and south Carolina.
br Freight or Fassage apply to
a (i. SMALLBONES, Superintendent,
Wilmington, N C.
THEO. E. EGER. Traffic Manager.
New York
WM. P. CLYDE & CO., Gen'l Agents,
oct 13 tf 5 Bowllnj Green. NAw Yortf.4
SUMMER RESORTO
"ATLANTIC! VIEW,"
WRIGHTSTILLE, N. C,
S NOW OPEN UNDER SAME MANAGE-
I
ment. Tne Hotel and grounds are neartne
waters of the sound and the Atlantic Ocean
and a few steps from the Depot of the Sea
coast Railroad from Wilmington.
Ask tao conductor of the tralnto step ye
at WrightBvllle.
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Price, $3.00 a year.
Clergymen, $2.00 a year.
Great Inducements for 1890
L .;Tne NEW YORK OBSERVER will be sent
for one year to any clergyman not now a sub
scrlber. for ONE DOLLAR.
3. Any subscriber sending his own subscrip
uon ror a year in advance ana a new suoscn
ber with $5.00, can have a copy of the'-Iren
aeus Letters," or "The Life of Jerry McAuley.'
3. I We will send the OBSERVER for the re
mainder of this year, and to January 1, 1889,
to any new subscriber sending us hla name and
address and $3.00 in advance. To such subscn
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IreniEus Lttters" or "The Life of Jerry Mc
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Address,
NfiW York Observe ,
; NKW YORK
Not at All Necessary
rjr0 CARRY YOUR PROVISIONS ORLU2SC
to Carolina lieach as there 13 a
i
First-Class Family Grocery
there, supplied with everythlns the market
affords and sold at city prices.
AlljK nds of Canned Goods
FOR LUNCH AND PIC NIC PARTIES
i -
and everything else that goes to make up a
fine lunch. .
Full supply of ICE always on hand.
The residents' of CAROLINA BEACII win
find It to their interest to deal with me as I
will keep on hand everything in tbe Grocery
and Housekeeping line. ;
OBSERVER
. ! HAK8 A.KUBB,
jettr . pbopkietob.
One-third Cash, (balance also cash), PINE FIBRE Mint,
SHUCK MATTRESSES, CURLED H A I R M ATl'RESSES rtFES.
COTTON MATTRESSES, MOSS MATTRESSES- SPRlSSAW5d
for cash.. f-. - - . ; . r, m9: ehSj
m : - t - ' -" '-- .
and Stools. Cabinet Word of all
Banks. Catalogue free. Address
SPECIAL NOTICE !
O
UR PRIVATE STOCK 1876 RYB IS UN
doubted ly
the Dest WHISKEY sold In
South to-day. Below you will nnd a few out of
many letters which we receive ana notlea
well what they contain
Urown & Brown, druggists, of Winston, say
"THe Private Stock, Y76, gives entire satis
faction to our customers, and wo think Jt Is a
fine medicinal Whiskey."
II. Rose, also of Winston, writes us as lot
lows ' -
The 'Private Stock Whiskey I bought
through your Mr. Simon has proved a success
and will keep it lie re alter as my leading
brand.' ' . ' l - -
J. A. Burns & Co.. of Fay ettevttle, have this
to say: " ' '
'I have used your new brand of 'Private
stock, 1876,' Rye Whiskey and will say t hat I
am well pleased with it and that it U all you
recommend it to be. My customers prefer
this brand to all others."
BruiiMld,Siraon & Co.,
Ill N. Front Yt..
Dealers in Liquors, Cigars. and Tobaccos,
my 30 tf
VEHICLES! VEHICLES I
J OFFER FOR SALE A il&fcGE NUMBER
AND A GREAT VARIETY OF
Second-Hand Tfchicles,
All in good order. and ready . for immediate
use. They will be sold very low for cash or
good paper
Call andJgetXgos1 bargain at
ORRBLL'S STABLBS,
Jy 22 tf Cor. Third and Princess Sts.
THE ACME
MANUFAOTlfEINGOO.
MANUFACTURER OF '
Fertilizers, Pine Fibre and
Pine-Fibre Matting
qnnB REPUTATION OF OUR FERTILIZERS
the ACME and GEM! is now established, and
the results of three years' use in the hands of
the best fanners of this and other States will
attest their value as a high grade manure
The MATTING, maae from the leaves or our
native pine, is conceded to be equal to any
wool carper- tor comfort and durability and the
demand for if-is dally increasing.: It has vir
tues not found in any other fabric.
The FIBRE or WOOL is extensively used for
upholstering purposes, and as a Mlingj for
Mattresses is almost equal to nalr. being light
elastic and proof against, Insects. .
certincates rrom rename parties using oor
eoods can be seen at our ofticft, or will it mail
ed upon publication. lanitf
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jyjY FRIENDS AND THE PUBLIC GEN
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made extensive additions to uy preznlses at
Switchback Station, Wrlghtsvllle Beach, and
am now prepared to acceommodate them
with the best of everything . - ;
Fresh Fish, Soft Crabs. Deviled Crabs, c"
ready en the arrival of every train. - j : :
Bar In the rear and separate and. distinct
rom the mnwtpe. mrrmr ....... -
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tne
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Has Pa
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rl r h A
uvur - -5)b00,000
Accrued Liabili-
ties
"V - - None,
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Prcaaem,.
8AMUKL, NOK1IKNT
xrwuurer.
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