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Absolutely Pure.
. This powaer never vanes. A marvel of pu
tty , strength and wholesomeness. M ore econ
omical tli an the ordinary kinds, and cannot be
sold In competition with the multitude of low
test , short weight alum or phosphate powders,
ntcnfy in cans. ROYAL BAKING POWDER
rc ..106 wall St., n. y.
cci26d&wiy tenrm 4thnd Srdpw
' Forecasts ' .
For North Carolina, showers and
colder weather, with a cold wave in
the Western portion. For Wilming
ton and vicinity, showers- to night,
followed by clearing weather and
colder to-morrow.
Waccamaw No. 1.
The steam launch built by Capt.
Skinuer at his shipyard in this city,
uinler orders from Capt. Abbott, U.
S. Engineer, and destined for work
on the Waccamaw river, is about
ready for se rvice. She is called
"Waccamaw No. 1" and is probably
but the first of several others intend
ed for this service.
Daily
TUESDAY, JAN. 21. 1890.
" STATE NWS.
- . Charlotte Chronicle: T. (.'. C. Fos
ter, (colored) killed a two year old
hog 'vesterday which weighed 560
pounds. -Esquire R B. Kend-!
Gratifying to All.
The high position attained and
the universal acceptance and ap
proval of the pleasant liquid fruit
remedy Syrup of Figs, as the most
excellent laxative known, illustrate
the value of the qualities on which
its success is based and are abund
antly gratifying to the California
Fig Syrup Company.
Interred at Oafcdate
The remains of Mrs. E. A. Purnell
were interred yesterday in Oakdale
By SSJSO
rick, of Steel Creek township, was I r. ft . . . ,
in the city yesterday, and said that Cemetery, the funeral services tak
There was a large attendance. The
several acres of his wheat and oats
had been badly damaged by the
" Hessian fly.
Asheville Citizen: Zeb Vance
Westall, a nephew of Maj. T. C.
. Westall, of this place, was killed
last Thursday while felling a tree,
near CraigV Mills, on Armstrong
creek, McDowell county. A dead
limb, which had fallen from an
adjacent tree and lodged in the one
upon which Mr. Westall was work
ing, fell when the tree was cut
down, and striking Mr. Westall,
killed him instantly. Mr. Westall
was 35 years old, and leaves a wife
and one child to mourn his untimely
end.
Newton Enterprise: The Northern
gentlemen who have been prospect
ing for iron ore in this county are
satisfied that it exists in workable
quantities at several places and ai e i
making preparation to begin work
at Once at the Kale mine near
Catawba, and at different placets
nearJMaiden. Mr. Frank HJline,
son of our good friend. J. II. Cline,
of Catawba, two years ago, when
only seventeen years old, obtained
the position of fireman on the
Western North Carolina road, ami
now at the age of nineteen he oc
cupies the engineer's seat on one of
the company's huge iron horses.
He is in all probability the youngest
full fledged engiueer on the road.
Newborn Journal:' Mr. Noah
Avery, of the New Ditch section,
Pamlico county, was killed on Thurs
day by a falling tree. He and an
other man were clearing land, or
"cutting down ground," as it is call
ed. A tree was cut which fell
in the direction of Mr. Avery. His
companion, who cut the tree, hol
lowed "look out!" but Mr. Avery
didn't have time to get out of the
way and he was crus hedto death.
He leaves a wife and seven children
Was about forty years of age.
A negro who lives near Jumping
Run, Jones county, and who oned
a tract of 150 acres of land, a horse,
an ox and a cow, and other personal
property, sold out the whole, when
Jhe Kansas fever struck him, for
$300. The land is fair for farming
purposes and there is a considerable
amount of valuable timber on it.
Soon after the negro sold it, the
timber was sold tor $200, the horse,
ox and cow. sold for good prices and
the present owner of the land "is
in" just that much. .Kansas fever
is something like the 4,grip" it has
a tendency to make the victim in
sane.
. - .
pall-bearers were Col. James G.
Burr, Hon. O. P. Meares, Hon. E. D.
Hall. Mr. William Walters, Mr. David
S. Cowan and Mr. J. A Wa'ker.
Superior Court.
The following cases were (lis posed
of in this court to day:
Bynum &:"Cotten, vs. J. F.liarrell,
agent, continued for plaintiff.
R. V. Hicks, vs. John McDuffie,
et. al. continued for defendant on
payment of costs for this term.
H. W. Humphrey et. al. vs. the
Hoard of Trustees of Grace M. K.
Church, South, now on trial
"Coll Wave f oming !"
There is a sold wave coming this
way. The signal was hoisted this
morning at 11 o'clock, in obedience
to instructions from Washington
City which say that the tempera
ture will fall to about 3C degrees by
8 a. m. to-morrow or Thursday. The
indications speak of a cold wave in
the Western part of the State and
locally, of showers to-night, follow
ed by clearing and colder weather
to-morrow.
Their First Hop.
The Wilmington Social Club will
give their first hop of the season at
Hibernian Hall, on Third street,
to morrow night. The price of
tickets has been placed at $1.
This club 'is composed of young
gentlemen here and has recently
been organized. Its object is simply
social amusements. The officers arc
Messrs. J. E. Humphrey, President;
J. H. Grotgen, Vice-President; M.
G. Silvia, Secretaryr and J. H.
Lit gen. Treasurer.
O listen! On the breezes glad voices
come to-day.
From many a wife and mother, and
this is what thev say:
"The Favorite Prescription works!
i -i -i-
cures where doctors fail.
Best friend" of suffering women, O
blessed boon, all hail !"
. If every woman who suffers from
diseases peculiar to her sex, knew of
its wonderful curative properties,
what a mighty 6horns of rejoicing
. would be heard throughout the
length.and breadth of the land,sing-
incr the Draises of Dr. 1'ierce s j?'a-
Audit and Finance.
The Board of Audit and Finance
met yesterday afternoon in their
room at the City Hall. There were
present, Mr. R. J. Jones, Chairman,
Capt. W. R. Kenan and Mr. Jno. W.
Hewett,
Bills were audited and approved
as follows: Current expenses, $264,
83; note, $10,000; interest on same,
' $180,83.
The Board concurred in the action
of the Board of Aldermen, granting
remission" of taxes , to Adraln &
Vollers for 1887-8, on parts of lots 2
and 3, Block C7, the same having
beenpaid by two different parties.
Ashore on the Bar.
The signal observer here received
vorite Prescription. It is the only a d.spatch this afternoon from the
medicine for women, sold by drug- observer at South port which says
gists, xmcter a sittve guarantee troin tnHt at ll!l5 o'clock this fore
the manufacturers, that it -will give ,
satisfaction in every case, or money ; noon a barque, thought to be Eng
will be refunded. This guarantee ; lish or Norwegian, went ashore on
has been printed on the bottle-1 the bar. The steam tug Maneie,
wrapper, and faithfully carried out 1 wi, several pilots, went to her as,
for many -years. stance but could not get near
lemon KLixiR j epough to make out her name, on
its Wonderfni Kffect on the.L-iver, stom--account of the high seas running.
ach. Bowels, Kidneys and Blood.
Dr. Mozlev's Lemon Elixir is
a
j An English tramp steamer, name
the
pleasant lemon drink that positive m, ... . , . .
FJ ll Biliousness. Constina- Mrjulia, had at last accounts sue
tion, Indigestion, all Sick and Ner-' oeeded in geeting a hawser to the
vous Headaches, Kidney Disease, baroue and will doubtless trr to
Dizziness, Loss i pf-appetite y: ' pull her off at high tide, but
U!tlr. Un 1 m r o r nn -F M an ir arwl nil
Bar2alns la Clotblns.
- In order to close out balance of
Winter stock,' 1 shall sell goods at
prices never heard of hefore. I
Shrikr. cor. Front and Princess
Sts. Goods sold for cash only.
The Brown Mystery.
Dr. Burbank was before the
Mayor yesterday afternoon on ex
amination as to the autopsy made
by him ou the remains of W. T.
Brown, at Sneed's Ferry,as mentiond
by us yesterday. He stated in effect
that he found the right side of the
face badly bruised; found a cut on
the right side of the " nose that ex
tended to the membrane covering
the bone; there was a smaller cut a
half inch in length outside Of the
right eye, about the same as the
other; the right eyelid aod 'eye, and
the right cheek were mdeji.. bruised
and swollen. On the back of the
head, found a wound a half inch
long that went down to the skull.
Examined the body and found no
wounds upon it. Dissected' the
scalp and found the tissues all
bruised "ami much diffused blood;
removed a portion of the skull, and
found a blood-clot just beneath the
cut on the front of the head near
the nose; the brain was very much
congested; found a very large clot of
blood on the brain On the back of
the head; in his opinion these
wounds- were sufficient to cause
death. Asked about the possibility
of the deceased freezing to df-ath,
and being shown a tabulated state
ment of temperatures on that night
and the morning following, ranging
from 32 to 38, te explained the ef
fects of cold on the system when the
heart stopped; he said the whole
external surface would be cold. In
his opinion the fall at the railroad
cut could not have caused the
wounds on the head of deceased. If
deceased had fallen and his head
had struck on the angle of a cross
tie, it could have caused a wound
sum as w;:s found on the head, but
could not have caued all the
wounds; the ound on the outer
corner of the right eye as made by
a blunt instrument; the wound on
the inner corner was a lacerated
wound extending downwards about
half an inch. Striking on a cross
tie could not have made such a
wound; both wounds could have
been made at one time by brass
knuckles or a blow of the fist. Gave
it as his opinion that the lower edge
of the seat of the chair with which
Yates struck Brown would have
caused the wound on the back of
the head of the deceased.
Other witnesses were examined
but nothing more was decided and
at the close of the hearing the
Mayor committed Yates to the
custody of the sheriff in default of
$800 bail, on the charge of man
slaughter, while Woollard was dis
charged, and J. J. Can&day was
held m a bond of $100 to-anawter for
engaging in an affray.-
Blood Diseases.
Blood diseases are terrible on ac
count of; th'eir loathsome nature,and
the fact that they wreck the constf
tution so completely unless 'the
proper antidote is applied. B. B. B.
(Botanic Blood Balm) .is composed
of the true antidote for blood poison.
Its use never fails to give satisfac
tion. Mrs. Laura 1 1 ait, Beaufort, S. C,
writes: "A loathsome form of blood
poison was killing me. My appe
tite was lost, my bones ached, and
parts of my flesh seemed as if it
would come off my bones. A friend
brought me a bottle of B. B. B. The
sores began healing at once, and
when I had taken two bottles I sur
prised my friends at my rapid re
covery." W. A. Bryant, Moody, Texas,
writes: "I had an agonizing case of
Salt Rhemn for four years, which
.medicine I took-only seemed to ag
gravate until I found B. B. B. It
cured my hand, which resembles a
Imrnt surface. It also cured my two
children of itch, which had resisted
previous treatment."
WILMINGTON MARKET
T Qf-feBOf. M.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE Dull
at 40 cents. No sales reported.
ROSIN Firm at 9a cents for
strained and $1.(XT for good strained.
tar Firm at $1.50. '
CRUDE TURPENTINE - F r m
at $1.20 for hard, $2.20 for yellow
dip and virgin. v f
COTTON Firm at 10 cents for
middling. .-
MARINE NEWS.
ir..t..1w Uiuimd TViaflao nttri inrfnui..V1. a.
rVrf Jd OLD JKAN who'is suffering from JVeakneas, languor, Los? $ TgUNe.u,
fifpfe? of epiri5?Lirer Complaint, Diseases of the Kidneys andffi SUSBmB
Excess, Folly, Vice, Ignorance, UervoaDebllity, Vital ExhagSdePS
ARRIVED.
Steamer D Murchison, Robeson,
Favetteville, T D Love.
Nor barque Camilla, Sorensen,
Cape Town, Africa, J T Riley & Co.
Nor barqo1 Agatha, Ronr, Ien-
...nl- T W Rnltes.
ILltil !V, , T..- . H WW
Nor barque UOvre, reaeri,, j ly'rr, nf,r "wimTm.i. v
Africa, I'aterson, uuwuiu por ail pigcases of Men, Dy me aiaimguianea avor, & -M
- m r w r n n a a -r mm mw mm w
T HE EL.xTr OF 'LIFst AND THE TRUE E.
SENCEOf MANHOOD, W- be nttedto'
.tAtoit kati fi.?pnro n nf-don or b v letter, at nis lilectro.
c.i . . "I-. i. ir
Medico Iimrmary,JNo.381 t;ommous jiv.,ivbwu, aass
Bound te leather, fall gilt. Price, only noto ia pJTT
7Knton Mass. Prefatory Xecture with numerous testimonials from bJrt . nueP
5nrylELECTRO.&EDICO PHYSIOLOCY ever published SffiiSSfr &
Ld perfel It U invaluable to all afflicted, as it reaches the very roots and
Natal,
Hrharnue Venture, Reid, Barba-
does, Paterson, Downing & Co.
" 1 O ..V, inn lfT
Ger brig Uari jonann, oou
Martinique, is lescnau &
mann. , ,
Ger brig Clara, v oss, jjemarar.i,
Peschftu & Westermann.
Ger barque Bertna, rvrust,
de France, E Peschau a wesw.-mann.
CLEARED.
SfAainor Ti Murchison, Robeson,
FAyetteville. T D Love.
Nor" barque Deodata,
anton, J W Bolles.
EXPORTS.
SS ' "1
ia 1 ! DlftR TO?5T
o mm:
"I HEARD A VOICES IT SAID, '!COR3E AMD CEC.
Andersen,
AND
Maturity Association
-
OF WASHINGTON. D. C. "
I -
EOREIQN.
Ganton-T-Nor barque
3,570 bbls rosin.
Deodata
WEFKLY STATU MKN'T.
STOCKS ON HAND JAN. 17, 180.
Cotton ashore, 10,551; afloat 1,630;
total 12,181. . .
Spirits ashore, 4,689; afloat, 800;
total, 5,585.
Rosin ashore, 38,951; afloat, 17,477;
total, 56,428.
Tar ashore, 2,894;afloat,3,8G0; total,
6.754.
Crude ashore, 1,585.
RECEIPTS, WEEK ENDING JAN. 1790.
Cotton 2,744; spirits, 1,208; rosin,
7,563; tar 1,046; crude, 388. j
EXPORTS, WEEK ENDED JAN. 17. 1890.
DOMESTIC.
Cotton. 42: snirits. 350: rosin. 132; !
tar, 644; crude, 130.
FOREIGN.
Spirits, 2,000; rosin, 5.827.
Has Paid to Mem
bers Over - -$600,000
j Acer u I'd Liabili
ties - - - - N )ne.
H OK ATIO I? K W'S 1 N O,
President.
SAMUKI. NOttMENT,
Treasurer.
GEORGE I. BRIDGE,
Secretary. Manager an-- Actuary.
GEO. J. KASTERDAY,
Ass't Secretary.
WINTER
DRESS GOODS !
Lire Insurance at Absolute Cost. -
A Guaranteed Policy.
An Incontestlble Tollcy,
Maturity Value m Cash at Fixed Age
Annual Cost Absolutely Limited.
only Four Payments per Year.
Non Forfeitable After Tbree Years,
A S. KIDDELLK. M. D.T
MBdlcal Director
: w II. GIBSON. Special Aeenu
IlOKie omce, Central National bank Building,
Washlcgton. D. c.
;. JouN HAAK, Jr., Local Agent,
r octa wummeTon w. t
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There Is not. SDace her TTM
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rnmoner other thincst tho
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partmnt and additional pwres anrtJ
illustrated articles win be devoK
lowing subjects: . ucvoieaitli
: African Exploration aid TraveL '
Lire on a M odern War Mup a mm
Homes in city. Suburb, and cSS?
tlons "IalnKUome3 tnrough Bullalng
The Citizen's Rights,
Electricity In the Household. v
Ericsson, the Inventor, by his ABfc
Blographsr. . . . u.
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There will be 3 serials.
Robert Louis Stevenson will ' con&
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Fine .Embroidered
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Gpldsboro Argus : Five new
ineiubers were added to the Golds
boro Rifles at their bnsiness nieet
in; Thursday night. . The Rifles are
booming.
Refreshing and invigorating
Delicious Soda Water as drawn from
Mftnds Brothers', magnificent new
poda fountain at a teopperature of
346.' Purest Fruit Syrup,Milk Shakes
arkrNatnral Mineral Water.
Chills, Palpitation of Heart, and all
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five men from - the steamer, whose
I boat had been capsized in retorning
ft
ftsuciKtexr Arnica salve
- LEMON HOT DROPS
t For coughs and colds, take Lemon f tl barque.
TIffc DroDS. -
For sore throat and Bronchitis,
"For vneun and Laryngetis The Best Salve in the world for
tfflmnn Hot DroDS Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
(SJilpNSi Catarrh, Rbeum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chap
tflkp Tmon Hot DroDS. i i Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and ajl
Fo iraoShaand- all threat k in Eruptions, and nositively dures
Jatil dliasesT take Lemon HS
; An elegant and reliable prepara- or money refunaed. Price S5 cents
S'cents, at druggists. Prepared P;Porsale by- Robert IL Bellamy,
only by Dr.H. Molley, Atlanta, Ga. I wholesale and retail druggist ;
h RfisoES Why ffe are Snwessful in Iter
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E ARE THOKOUGHLY POSTED IN OUR
business.
We do not sell PIANOS and ORGANS on
consignment, but buy right out "at lowest
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We keep our expenses down to the lowest
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We employ no travelling agents, who are
compelled to sell Inferior goods at large prices
to make expenses.
We are reliable In every respect and hold
ourselves responsible lor any detective instru
ment, therefore you run no risk in buying
from us. -. .
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Wo cordially invite the public to examine
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Jan 13 cod
E. VanliAEI?,
i07 Red Cross-street.
Job lot Men's SHIRTS, soiled from expo,
sure, half price.
The best Gent's SHIRT in the world for one
Dollar. !
Eight kinds of CORSETS, best styles at 10
per cent, from regular price.
HOSIERY at a discount of 10 per cent, from
regular prices.
Some Jobs in nosiERY at half price.
All-wcol cassimehes for Men's and Boys'
wear at reduced prices.
COLLARS, COFPS and SCARPS very low.
As always, the best and cheapest stock of
TABLE DAMASKS, DOYLIES, NAPKINS and
TOWELS in the city.
janietf Cor. Market and Front Streets.
Lime. Lime.
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r I1 " DRY GOODS
LIMK " "HARDWARE
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BENEFACTOR Saturday, Jan. 4
GULF STREAM Saturday, Jan. 11
BKNEFACTOB Saturday, Jan. 18
GULP STREAM Saturday, Jan. 25
FROM WILMINGTON
uulf stream Friday, Jan. 3
BENEFACTOR Friday, Jan. 10
GULF STREAM Friday, Jan. 17
B h n EFACTOR. Friday, Jan. 84
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