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isacZclerTft Arnica Salvo
The Besr Saive In tne -world lor:. WILMINGTON MARKET.
UUtS, 13 raises, DOres, uikci omu - Inlv U -A T M
Tw-r nAnwns PWandall SPIRITS TURPENTINE Fine
pnntinna nTifi rrs?Hvl v ftnrps at 37 cents. Sales of receipts at 37c
Piles, or no pay required. It is guar-f ROSIN - lnll i at 75 cents for
anteed to give perfect satisfaction, strained ana, at cents, for goou
tinnav rpfnnrfwl. - Pricft 25 cents ' strained."
. ' ' M m a i . ru-,.. i 0
MISCELLANEOUS.
anSCELLANEOUB
W
hite
Goods
06.
ner
For sale by Robert R Bellamy, !
wholesale and retail druggist
Absolutely Pure.
This powder never vanes. - A marvel of pu
rity .strength and wholesomeness. More econ
omical than tbe ordinary .kinds, and cannot be
sold In competition with the multitude or low
test, short weight alum or phosphate powders.
Sold onto in cans. ROYAL BAKING POWDER
CO., 10C Wall St., N. Y.
oct 20 diwly tcnrm 4thpd 3rdpw
WEDNESDAY, JULY 24. 1889.
STATE NEWS.
Greensboro Workman: Rev. A.
R. Morgan, who goes soon ns a mis-
sionarv to Japan, was here Satur
day, and from him we learn that he
would leave for San Francisco, via
Washington arid Chicago, on Thurs
day next. By this it .will be seen
that he goes out -by the Pacific
route. He will be accompanied by
Mrs. Morgan and his two children.
Raleich News and Observer: Mr.
Benoni Thorp died yesterday after
noon about 4 o clock in ins room in
the Agricultural -building. He had
been here as Assistant Chemist in
the State Agricultural Experiment
Station . for about one year, and
during his stay in Raleigh had won
a very large circle of friends. He
graduated at the-State University
in 1888. ' He was from Granville
county and was twenty one years of
age.
Goldsboro Argus: The heaviest
fall of rain for the time being ever
witnessed in that section by the
"oldest inhabitants" passed over a
good scope of territory East of
Goldsboro yesterday, embracing
Kinston, Falling Creek and La
Grange In its' heaviest down-pour.
Capt. Cogdell, of Grantham's
township, brings us the news of a
dastardly waylaying and shooting
from ambush, in the night, of Mr.
John Lee, who, in company with
Mr. Marshall Kornegay, were ou
coon hunting at the, time. The
shooting took place in a swamp, at
an unfrequented crossing, and Mr.
Lee was the only one' of the two
fired upon. 'Several shots" from a
breach loading shot gun were fired
at him, his legs&nd side being badly
lacerated.- ..i.'fl...
. Durham bun: Mr. VYC. Parrisb,
a highly respected farmer of Man-
. T '
gum townsnip, living on r mt iuver,
died quite suddenly Snnday even
ing. We are not in possession of any
of the particulars. --Mr. John
Hmton Ellis.' an aged citizen of
Durham, died yesterday afternoon
about 5 o'clock at' the residence of
.bis son in law, Mr. John J. Hall.
He was one of Durham's oldest in
habitants. A party of small
boys killed a horned snake near the
reservoir Sunday evening. They
were walking along the road when
they saw it rolling toward them like
a hoop. They thought some boy
had rolled a hoop down the hill,
whfp one of the boys picked up a
ro$f and struck It. Finding, out it
waa snake they soon dispatched
it. ?It measured about three feet.
Charlotte News: Perhaps the
largest receipt of dry goods in the
history, of Charlotte, by any one
house in any one day, was received
to-day by the big wholesale house
of 8. Wittkowsky. No less than
50,000 pounds, filling nearly four
cars. -Gen. Joseph E. Johnston,
one of the best officers in the Con
federate army, whose men never
tire of speaking his praise, was once
a citizen of this place, and is per
sonally known to many of our citi
zens. Anything concerning ' this
grand old patriot is interesting. A i
recent Washington paper has this
to say of him: Gen.' Joseph E. John
ston is one of the best preserved of
Washington's octogenarians. He
has a fine, straight figure, and holds
himself erect, sitting or standing,"
riding or walking. He dressesin
the latest fashion,, and with scrupu
lous neatness. He is a great walker,
and tramp all over the Capital.
riding very seldom, except in rainy
webther. Gen. Johnston graduated
from West Point No. 13 in the class
of-1828, in which Robert E. Lee
stood No. 2.
Sanford Express: Mr. W. T. Buch-
m a 1
anan Kiliea a Dine nerou uert ou
Thursday. The distance, between
ltx wing tips was six teet. itonert
Huske. Esq., a prominent lawyer
and highlv esteemed citizen of Fay
etteville, 'has lost his reason. On
last week he left his home, for Wil
mington, and from that eity he wan
dered to Atlanta, Knoxville and
Chattanooga. His Tamily in Fay
etteville heard that he was in Chat
tanooga and one of his brothers went
. , . . , mi
mere to urmgiiim uoiue. vju iuur
day he was carried home by the
C. F. & Y. V. Railroad in a most
pitiable condition. His family hope
that mental hallucination is only
temporary and that care and quiet
at his home will restore him.
LEMON ELIXIR
A Pleasant Lemon Drink.
For billiousness and constipation,
take Lemon Elixir.-
For indigestion and foul stomach.
take Lemon Elixir.
For sick and nervous headaches.
take Lemon Elixir.
For loss of appetite and debility.
take Lemon Elixir. : -
For fevers, chills and malaria,
take Lemon Elixir.
Lemon Elixir will not fail you in
any or tne aoove diseases, an oi
which arise from a torpid or diseas
ed liver, stomach, kidneys, bowels
Or blood.
Prepared only by Dr. H. Mozley,
Atlanta, Ga.
Fifty cents and $1.00 per bottle.
Sold by druggists.
'A Prominent Minister Writes.
After ten years of great suffering
from indigestion, with great nervous
prostration, billiousness, disordered
kidneys and constipation, I have
been cured by Dr. Mozley's Liuion
Elixir and am now a wU man.
m th s Rkv. C. C. Davis,
Eld.M. E. Church South,
No.28 Tatnall st., Atlanta, Ga.
Orreil's Stabies,
CORNER THIRD AND PRINCESS STS.
are-well equipped with eyerytlung necessary
r
in a first class Livery and Sales stables.
Good horses and comfortable vehicles and
careful drivers ready on demand.
Attention Is specially invited to our large
stockyard and our facilities for housing horses
and cattle m the casement ji our large sta
bles.
Kates as low as can be found elsewhere.
Give us a call and we will do our best to
please you.
jy8tf Proprietor.
CRUDE TURPENTINE Fine
at 1.00 for hard, $1.90 for yellow!
dip and virgin. .. ,
WE HAVE A LARGE STOCK OF WHITE j
" GOODS, AND
Propose to Sell Them
SHUCKS, ; R - SOUND
MARINE NEWS.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Cape Fear,
Fayetteville, T D Love
Schr A. P. Nowell, Conwell, Phil
adelphia, Geo. Harriss, Son & Co. -
Nor bark Agatha, Roha, Campana,
Argentine Rep., C. P. Mebane.
Ger bark Paquita, Moller, Ham
burg, Peschau & Westerman.
CLEARED.
Steamer Cape Fea-r, Tomlinson,
Fayetteville, T D Love.
WEEKLY STATEMENT.
STOCKS ON HAND JUtrjlO, 1889.
ashore, 214; afloat 42; total
To effect this, liberal concessions will be made
in prices. They have been placed on the coun-
Tomlinson, ter and must be sold. r. j : tf "
We show a variety .of FORTY DIFFERENT j
STYLES in
OR -
STRAW.
13
QC . v
mm
CD
. FROM -
BEACH
Cotton
2oG "
Spirits ashore,
total, 4,989.
Rosin .ashore, 27,129;
total, 30,050.
1,950; " afloat, 3,039;!
afloat, 3,522; j
571; fotal,
5; total,
Tar ashore, 1,886; afloat,
2,457. .
Crude ashore, 895; afloat,
900. .. - : r:., ;. :.;!- -:
RECKIPTS FROM. JWLY 12 TO JULY 19.
Cotton, 1; spirits, 2,113; rosin, 4,008;!
tar. 1,005; crude, .905.
EXPORTS FROM '. JULY 12 TO JULY 19.
DOMESTIC. i
Cotton. 7; spirits, 65; tar, 214; crude,
337. - ' -
FORKIGJf.
Spirits, 1,820; rosin, 3,275; tar, 1.
on'tBuy
STREET
TTNTIL YOU GET TO PRINCESS
Depot, as I keep a line assortment of Cigars,
Cigai-ettss and Tobacco; alo cool Slilk, Soda
w arer. Ginger Ale, c. Try me. . :
je si iw , u. La. xajns.
Carolina Beach.
fl P(
tND P ASS
ORT leave dails", Sundays and Mondays
excepted, as follows for Carolina Beach and
Soul b poii:
For Carolina lieach at 9:30 a. in., 2::J0 p. m.",
5 p. m. and T p. m. Trains returaLDg, leave
Carolina lieach at 7:30 a. m.. 12:30'. in., 5.13
p. m and p. ni. "
For southport, leave at 9:45 a. m. and 5 p. m.
Upturning, leave soutnport at 8:30 a. m. and
2 pm. .
Tickets by boats ieaving at 5 p. m. and 7 p.
m., good to return same day only, 25 cents.
Carolina 13each being situated upwards of
iu mnes irom any cnannei or miet calculated
to produce dangerous currents, the. most in
experienced can saieiy enjoy t
surf batninz by simply obser
rules of prudence and commn lieiise,
New still-waer bathing houses. ' supplied
with ocean water tor ladies amjtf children, arb
now open with polite female attendants In
waiting. -
Fresh nsh of all kinds ean also always be
obtained In abundance.
Wharf between Market and Princess Sts.
JOIIN V. HARPER,
Jy 6 tf nac Gejaeral Manager
from the tiny hair cord check for infants, to
-u. tne largest naia. - r"
We show Twenty Different kinds of
P LAITJ GO OD S i
from 6c. to 60e. per yard.
Em broidere d Flouncings,
IIEiSJITniED TKIMaBGS,
Embroidered Pique & Pique
- Skirtlr gs
Our stock Is complete and worth the atten
tion of Jtmyers. The Ladies are respectfully
invited to can. . . :.
JSO. J. IIEDIUCK.
my27tf '
Table Boards
A FEW GENTLEMEN CAN RE ACCOMMO-
dated with TableJBoard on application at
men 27 tt - Si. Til 1 UD ST.
A. Perry's
T I VERY, SALE AND EXCHANGE STA
les have lust been supplied with several fine
saddle and buggy Horses. Board for Horses
by the day, week or month at living prices.
Give me a call, carriages always on hand
North Front St. (Taylor's old stand i Jy 8 lm
The Gorinaii House,
XT- H5 MARKET STREET, BETWEEN
; IT PRINCESS FTBISET. :
P.
, S. Mosq a i to- Bars Ian d Net s, Y
, rpwanaunair iJushion?. y Mn,i L
- cj-;j., w-vi :timi i . v. iu uma
iSsse
Awake
all Goods are sold ht very ; CLOSE PBI(- " . y
This; is! the season for
luent
and
A :
" irn.Pluw Mil) lUlT UiUlOl X OI TflA Hnnca t. "lrt'n.lli. i
UP and tHus help usio move alon throu tl'daH srSE!
are still proinff at fair prices, and a niceQsortmentof nutto,, V
v W A;.I?I;E S , - i
jy 23
NORTH FUOKT
ear
in Mind
THAT- . i
Front and second. -is now
accommoaauon oi guests
open for
The table is
the
sup-
jyifist'
J.W.ATKINSON.
President.
W. P
TOOMER,
Cashier.
NOW THAT THE ENCAMPMENT IS OVER
WE HAVE LEFT A" FEW OF OUR
Spring and Summer Suits,
WHICH WE ARE OFFERING
Beg&rdless of Cost,
AMERICAN
MAGAZINE.
Beantifilir lllastratk. 25 cts., $3 Year
awuuiuiuuiiuuu ui guusia. me tuuie is sup- t .t i . t" - j . . j
jelled with the best the market affords. Board IS the place tO gfet r aSTllOnable Goods and n rf T ;
by tne day, week or month. T - . tt . ax c v A-caaers C
reduced to 48c each.; ; Flowers, fine French'FlowPrV ri
once si. 08. now sellinp-at.cr enrh T ao t c-j 1
feB Wilmington Savings & Trust Co., Net and Brussels INet Maline and Veiling at one-haS
I fio princess st., Wilmington, n. c, vduic. me crescent iustie, lust received, and in otp-
IvO Lends Monev on sat.lsfactorv Kpnuritv I J 2 : i hmi -v ' - I J ... " auu III Vf
qemana..-JauK mitts, warranted all si k:.5in.a ra;r rzy
and Sun Shades in all shades. Fans, immense itnrl tA 1
lecc irom. torsets ot -every make. Handkerchiefs from 2;
up. Gents' Linen Hemmed-Stitch Colored Borders Q
eacii; and lots of other desirable and Seasonable Goods a
remarKaDiy low rnces. -
Lends Money on satisfactory security.
jfayg interest on Deposits, is empowered to
exeeute Trusts of ail kinds. mch-29 tf
For Sale,
LBS. OLD TYPE METAL, CLEAN
Will j be soU cheap
THIS OFFICE.
1.000
and la good condition.
- Apply at
myJ7tf ..
IN ORDER TO MAKE ROOM FOR OUR
FALL AND WINTER STOCK.
Call and be convinced of the above,
anteeto
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For many years the manufactur
' era of Dr. Sage's Catarrh .Remedy,
- who are" thoroughly responsible
financially, as any one can easily
ascertain by enquiry, have offered,
through nearly every newspaper in
the land, a standing reward of $5o0
for a case of chronic nasal catarrh,
no matter how bad, or of how long
' standing, which they cannot cure.
-The Remedy is mild, soothing,
cleansing, antisentic, and - healing.
Soldjjy ail druggists, at 50 cents.
Sell 20 Per Cent. Less
thanany other house In the city.
B. F. PERlftlY.
THE CLOTHIER,
Jylfltf 110 market Street.
PJ.G PISH ! PIG FISH !
I AL WALTS KEEP A SUPPLT OP
FRESH FISH
on hand. As I have my own boat and seine
I always keep from 200 to 300 oh hand. Pic nlc
parties can be served with Fish or Coffee.
Meals 35c or $100 a Day. The Oldest and Best
JA8 A. HKWtE'IT.
Restaurant In 100 yards of switchback.
, Good CIGARS and ice cool BEER always on
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aim to make It the most popular aud fehter
pnsmg or periodicals, while at all times pre
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Feadcrs have been drawn to it during the ptist
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contents (notably the Railway articles), and it
closes its second year with a new impetus and
an assured success. The illustrations will
snow some new effects, and nothing to make
SCRIBNER'S MAGAZINE attractive and In
teresting will be neglected.
THE RAILWAT ARTICLES will fee centln-
ued by several very striking papers; one espe-
uicuijr uiiiesuiig vy js.x-1'osim.asier tsenerai
Tnomas l. James on "The Railway Postal Ser
Tlcc" IlltistvctUL
MR. ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON'S geila
movei "xiie jaasier oi caiiantrao," will run
inrougn ine greater part oi the year, ;
- Begun in Xavemoer. " "
A , CORRESPONDENCE and collection o
manuscript memoirs relating to J. F. Millet
and a famous group of modern French Painters
wiu iurnisn tne suostancc or several articles.
luusiraica. ; .
xne Drier end papers written last year by
xvuuei u iAJius iBLevensya, wiu do replaced by
equally Interesting contributions by differs t
famous authors. Mr. Thomas Bailey -Aldrich
win write the lirst of them for the January
Many valuable LITER ART ARTICLES will
appear; a paper on Walter Scott's Method of
worK, musiratea rrom original MSS., a second
-onen ot uia jjooiis," Dy Airs. James T Fields.
and many other articles equally noteworthy,
Articles on ART SUBJECTS will be a tea ture
rapers are arranged to appear by Clarence
Cook, E. H. Blashfieid, Austin pobson and
many oiners. illustrated.
FISHING ARTICLES describing sport in the
uesu nwmng grounaa - win appear, salmon.
winninisn, uass and Tarpon are the subjects
now arranged. The authors are well known
sportsmen. illustrated. ; i
ILLUSTRATED ARTICLES of great variety.
wutiuug uimu an uiiuiuer suuieccs, travel.
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This year the Observer will nnlv
I XI .
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i xuusiraiea.. .
Among the most interesting In the list
! able article bj
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A
Still on Deck.
fVERTBODT OF THE MALE
Sit slon visiting Wilmington during
PEKSUA-
the En.
c&mpment Is cordially invited to call and
hare a Shave, or a "S nam poo, or a Haircut, at
my establishment, 29 Market street, between
Front and Water, only 10 cents for a Shave ,
SO cents for a Shampoo, 20 cents for a Hair
cut and 20 cents and upwards for Dyeing. -
Respectfully, . JOHN WERNER, .
If 9 ti Practical Barber ana Pertumer.
FROM PIER 29, EAST RIVER NEW TORE
Located between Chambers and RooseveR sts.
At 3 o'clock. P. M,
GULF STREAM. ........ . . .Saturday, July 27
FROM WILMINGTON- -
BENEFACTOR... .. .Friday, July 26
4ULF STREAM Friday. Ausr. 2
vx Through Bills Lading and Lowest Thro"
Rates guaranteed to and from points in Nortu
and south Carolina.
These Steamers have unsurpassed passen
ger accommodations.
For Freight or Passage apply to
- II G. SMALLBONES, Superintendent,
- : wimilngton, N v.
THEO. E. EGER, Traffic Manager.
. . - - New Tork
WM. P, CLTDE & CO., Genl Agents. '
if 22 . , :5 BowUDg Qreen, New Tortc
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? J ;n .t . -. !
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mors, editors, men of science and
women of genius will fill th a at1.
umns ef the Obskrvkr. and it wil
give fifty-two unexcelled papers in
the coming year.
Price, $3.00 a year. ' .
Clergymen, f 2.00 a year.
Great Inducements for 1888
l. The new YORK observer wiitDe sent
for one year to any elerevman nn a c
scribcr, for ONE DOLLAR.
2. Any subscriber sending riio r-
li?tVJfrin znce and a new subscri
ber wlta fo.H0, can have a oopy of the '-Iren
anis Letters." oj -The LlJe or Jerrv Air Milov
we vrm send the observer for the re
mainder of this year, and to Jfimifirr i -loan
to any kkw subscriber sending us his name and
address and $3.00 in advance. To suchsubscn
bers we wiu also give either the volume of
'Ircna3usLtttcrs''.or "The Life of Jerry Me-
Agents wanted everywhere. Liberal ter
Large commissions.. Sample c free
Address, - , .
New York Observer, -
NEW YORK , : ' ;
UnimUP. YTlllStrntirms
SPECIAL OFFER fn anvAr loot T-ani
?SS7olSwsrlnClU(ie ..1J1?"-
Abeerafo?iSsriP.Un ilm mathe nnm" tt
A year's suhscrintif.n'nfisa
bers tr 1888, bound inTloth....r: 6.C0
3 year; 23 cents a number!
Charles Scribner!s Sons,
T43-T45 Broadway, N.T. '
Making Room for Fall Goods
7 BILE OUR STORE IS BEING EN
iarged and remodeled we will close out bai.
ance of Summer Goods at greatly, redtfeed
prices.
Brown Linen Vest3 70c, White Unen Vests
73c, Alpaca coats $loo to Koo, 200 Casslmere
forthtjf'50' French Percale Shirts at
sVltAWHATS at less than cost. Mustbe
118 Hrlarket St., Wilmington, IJ.O.
Big : discount to the trade. Orders by
promptly fulfilled. , , - .
Honey
Honey
Honey
rjIHE FINEST BROUGHT TO THIS MAR
&5?tPut UP In "ne Pound Boxes. CaU
.vuu ivuo. it,. .... .
WE ARE STILL RECEIVING THAT FINE
- ! MARTLAN :
O tea mery Bu tt e r ,
Packed in Refrigerator Boxes. The only place
in town you can secure a solid one pound print
of fine BUTTER. My -
PAROLE FLOUR
still stands unparalleled," and Is certainly pro
nounced by those that once try it to be the
best sold In towm. Also, a very fine FLOUR
for less money, which is guaranteed.
Cakes of all Kinds,
Crackers, Preserves, Jellies,
I?It!lvLE-4, DRIED FRUITS; !
ieadiess variety of Canned Goods. - .
, In Jact I keep everything whlclTcan ho
f0.HnInaflrsass Grocery sSe!
cA.iuiuue my isoods. " -
ATLANTIC VM
WBIGHTSVILLE, N. C
rHE 'SOLDIER BOYS ARB C0MISC
the girls are happy. j , - .
'- - Board during Encampment Weet
Cnly S2 Per DJ
ED. WiLS JN MAS5TIS0'
jya tf
Drugs and Chemic
fJOILET ARTICLES. PATENT KC1
Shoulder Braces, Trusses, eta, etc.
' Also Prescriptions filled dg or rfgj
nn I fnrnPf KOUTLU u--- ,
or Rent at the Hammc:
Uiitil April
PRIVILEGE Oe
Ut, 18
nti TVG '
Jy23
Jno. L. BoatwnVht.
- i 15 & 17 So. Front St.
Ope Fear House. ;
FIRST CLASS RESTAUItANT HAS BEEN
opened at the terminus ot the Ocean View R.
u. irresh Plgflsh.- Clams n
?.?J nrst Claw Dinthg Room7 for mir nrhlt
MlOTAtMAnr. . . a
uovyujna. Uive US a cn.ll and
to give you entire satisfaction
guarantee
Jo 23 3m
For SaJe c;.;rp;;
A TOUNG HORSE,: TOG ETHER WITn
Buggy; Harness. Bridle and saddle.; :will be
sold cheap. Rejison-lor seiiinsf want of ti
rpHE . PRIVILEUU VJj ;
Drlnts, Confectioneries and Fraltrf
o warfs
formerly occupied by Mrs. .
ward allblds under seal to J. ,
Manager. , ' ,V
Also, for lease BuUWWJpir
Beach. Terms very moderare.
Nolan, Gen'l Manager, t jjow
- " Sec'y vlimlngton
jC29tf
r he Atlantic C
(YH WRIGHTSVILLEUKACE,
bak Station, West oi : wggf &
only place on ithe Beach j wre . $ j
5 -rtiik of good, vflisKEY
call Is respectfully &WiC$S&T'
.
Star and jHes".- .
For Salo
KLD NEWSPAPEliS FOR.SAIA .
i ...
.SOMartet Street,
f7tc ... - -Z. S. TONES.
own price at
aug