- Sim f
Bargain la Ctethlnff.
In order to close oat balance of
Winter stock, 1 shall sell poods at
prices never heard of before. I
Shriek, cor. Front anil Princess
St p. Goods Fold for cash only.
" . IiCctar by Dr. Wood.'
The first of a series of lectures pro
posed to be held this season will be
delivered this evening by Dr. Thos.
P. Wood. ! The lecture will begin at
8 o'clock, i It is free, and all who
come xrilV be welaorue to the rooms
of the Y. M. C. A.
Absolutely Pure.
.mia powder never vanes. A marvel of pu
ity.strength and wholesome ness. More econ
omical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be
8 old In competition with tho multitude or low
test, short weight alum or ph osphate powders.
- 'tf only in cans. ROYAL BAKING lOWDH
J O. .10 Wall St., N. Y.
cct2tfdwiy tcnrm 4thDd Srdpw
Daily Review.
FRIDAY. JAN. 24. 1890.
STATE NEWS.
Laurinburc Eschanqe: Mr. W. F.
triDson tins cappeu. in cuiuax as a
successful raiser of l-aw 1iotp. He
killed one last week that weighed
C20 pounds "net.
Rockingham Jicuinter: Mr. Geo. (J
Shinn writes us that "Mr. Jack Hath-
. cock, of Furr township. Stanlv
county, killed a hcJJr on the ICth of
January. which weighed 054 pound?.
It was two vears old.
Rockingham Rocket: A child of
Mr. - Oliver Covington was killed
one day last week by the falling
upon him of a hay stack. The hay
had been stacked up and the child
was playing all around it when it
fell upon him, killing him instantly.
The father and mother were in the
Held at work at the time.
Charlotte Xcws: The people of
Charlotte were shocked late yester
day afternoon to hear of the sudden
and unexpected death of Mrs. Louise
Perry, the wife of Capt. Sydenham
B. Alexander, of this county. She
died at the home of her father, Hon.
I. J. Perry, in Franklin county,
yesterday morning.
Charlotte Democrat'. A control
.liug interest of the First National
Bank of Winston has been bought
by the followiug Charlotte . gentle
men: J. H. McAdeii, H. G. Springs,
Col. J. L. Morehead. Geo. K. W ilson,
J. S. Speucer. Wm. E. holr. ami
also R. F. Phifer. of Concord. The
capital fctook will be increased con
fciderably. Lenoir Topic: From the number
of reports that come to U6 of lately
killed pork that has "toured at the
bone,J we take it that the warm
weather has spoiled a creat deal of
it. Wadsworth, of Charlotte, con-
tnouted s.W) pounds to me compost i
v at augtt
Gratifying to All.
The high position attained and
tho universal acceptance and ap
proval of the pleasant liquid fruit
remedy Syrnp 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.
Progress of the G., C Sc S. .
The track of the G., C. & N. .Rail
road has been laid to West Chester,
fourteen miles beyond Chester, S.
C, and" trains will be run out to
that point next week. The work of
grading is being pushed forward as
rapidly as possible both in South
Carolina and Georgia. The indica
tions are that before a great while,
perhaps by the close of the year,
the road will enter Atlanta.
Mr. Price Yopp,'of Chad bourn is
hera on ft visit.
- Maj. James Reillr, of Brunswick
county, was in the city to-day.
- A little rain leu nere last evening
bat scarcely enotfgh to lay the dust.
- Dressed fowls were selling at 70
cents a pair in market this morning.
We were glad to meet to-day with
Mr. W-T. Bannerman, ofBurgaw,
who was here on a brief visit.
Forecasts.
For Norh Carolina, f ai r, except
local showers in southern portion,
and stationary temperature. For
Wilmington and vicinity,fair weath
er. ' '
Refreshing and invlgorat-ln
Delicious Soda Water as drawn from
Munds Brothers' magnificent new
soda fountain at a temperature of
U Purest Fruit Syrnp,Milk Shakes
and Natural Mineral Water.
I - tto Ilctipnal Life
Hood's Sarsaparilla cures catarrh
by expelling impurity from the
blood, which is the cause of the
complaint. Give it a trial.
To The Pnblic.
Postmaster French. requests us to
state that three-fourths of the let
ter carriers being sick, and only
enough reporting for duty to assort
the mails in the office, the delivery
of mail matter-by the carriers will
be suspended for a few days. The
carriers" window will be open for
the delivery of carriers' mail from 7
a. m. to b p. m.
Mr. French hope to be able to
resume the delivery of such ntaita by
the iirst of next week.
Don't forget the Children's Con
cert to-night. It begins promptly
at 8 o'clock, costs only 25 cents ad mis
sion, will be given in Luther ' Me
morial Building, and is for the bene
fit of the Ladies' Benevolent So
ciety.
The Postal Wires.
ine rosiai Telegraph y wires are
not here yet. but are expected to
arrive to-morrow afternoon " on
Eagle Island, opposite fhe city, when
connection with the cable will be
made. Since our report yesterday
the work of putting in the batteries
has been completed, and the office
fixtures have been arranged and
placed in position. Mr. Harriss, the
manager here, hopes to be ready for
business on Mondav next.
Sale' of Real Estate.
. Mr. H. A. London, Commissioner,
sold at public auction to-day; at
the Court House door, at 12 o'clock,
the undivided half of the valuable
property on North Front street,
next South of the Purcell House,
as advertised in the Daily Hkvikw.
Mrs. Mary E. Boa tw right was the
purchaser for $3,U00, cash. Mrs.
Boatwright owns the other half
of the building and now becomes
possessor of the whole of it. Mr. S.
VanAmrihife was the auctioneer.
LEMON ELIXIR
Its Wonderful Effect on tho liver, Stom
ach. Bowels, Kidney and Blood.
Dr. Mozley 's Lemon Elixir is a
fdeasant lemon drink that positive
y cures all Biliousness, Constipa
tion, Indigestion, all Sick and !Ner
voirs Headaches, Kidney Disease,
Dizziness,-Lo88 of appetite, Fevers,
Chills, Palpitation of Heart, and all
other diseases caused by disordered
liver, 'Stomach 'and kidneys, the first
great cause of all fatal diseases.00
cts. and $1 per bottle. Sold by
druggists. Prepared only by H.
Mozley, M. D., Atlanta, Ga.
LEMON HOT DROPS
. For coughs and colds, take Lemon
Hot Drops. r .
For sore throat and Bronchitis,
take Lemon Hot Drops.
For pneumonia 'and Lafyngetis
take Lemon Hot Drops.
For consumption and Catarrh,
take Lemon Hot Drops.
For Hemorrhage and all throat
and lung diseases, take Lemon Hot
Drops.
An elegant and reliable preparation.
25 cents, at druggists. Prepared
only by Dr.' H. Mozley, Atlanta, Ga.
-AND
Maturity Association
7 OF WASHINGTON, D C. .
Has Paid to Mem
bers Over -v -$600,000
Accrued Liabili
ties - - - None
HORATIO ; BKOWNMf
President. -
BAMUEL NORMKNTf
Treasurer. .
GKORGK I. fc. UIDGE,
secretary. Manager anv Actuary. '
GEO. J. J5ASTRRDAY,-
. Ass?t Secretary. . . ;
Life Insurance at Absolute Cost -A
Guaranteed l'olicy. '
An incontesUble Policy. -Maturity
value In Cash at Fixed Age
Annual cost Absolutely Limited. -Only
Four Payments per Vear. - -Son
Forfeitable After Three Years,
P.S, RIDDELLU, M. D.V
Medical Director -:
;- w a. (4IBSON, soeclal AgenL
Bone Office, central NaUonal JJanlc Building,
Washington. D. C. - ; -
JOHN IIAAK, Jr., Local Astent, -octar
Wilmington r N. c. .
COMMERCIAL ftlstVfe.
WILMINGTON MARKET.
Jan. 242:30 P. M.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE Nomi
nal.
ROSIN Firm at 95 cents for
strained and $1.00 for good strained,
bid.
TAR Firm-at $1.50.
CRUDE TURPENTIIf E Firm
at $1.20 for hard, $2.20 for yellow
dip and virgin.
COTTON Firm at 104 cents for
middling.
MARINE NEWS.
CLYDE'S
3 R . IX
answer scexb M
cext season.; Tna v-- s
3.00ayear. . ..
Taestanaardptthe
rre8sivft ;
T A. . . .
it m smnr niw.
TaemiisfrraIe.
'v4U i I
IS I;
best
int. -"Will? ..
mary of the feafurea?.1? Eire
partm-nt and admU V
luustratea articles wintM 1
lowing subjects: m fleyotSf
Tne Citizen's nii: tl
Electricity . in taenSn.
.ncsson,
BlosTapnar.
Huntinsr.
lltoroiis Artists, Aae
ity in the Boused
- Thero will be 3 serials. '
Each sub Ject; and thn 1. '
rlety this yeaf.Tmg6,
most competent to spelt te h
ders hr
We Welcome Ifim Her.
The Kington Free Prax says
of
Mr. George Kountroe, who bus
receutly removed to this citv for the
practice of lii& profession, the Jaw:
"Mr. and Mi. Ueo. Uouutn-e aud
daughter. Mi-s Isabel, left last
Thursday for Wilniingtou, their
futur4 hoiiM. We hal boanl for
some time that Mr. Uonntree in
tended inoviug to Wilmingtou but
worv in hopes" lit would give up
such intention, for the loy of sueb
I a citizen tall heavily on tne com
munity ticbtues tue jiubence ot a
frit-ud and there are manj' in this
vicinitv avuo nave lost tne wrest-nce
Mr. Rouu
oufs here.
i Mr. Uouutree oue of the very beet
j lawyer in North Carolina; n more
i r: rnfiil. liirrl-workinE At.tnrripv ran
est couple ever married in this State j be ff)Un,i ouvwhere. . Whoever se-
men who have lost lieavilv-oiio j true friend, ot which
7J" u 1 vn irce hml mauy 5troug
UVA JUU1MP aim uir uiiiri
pounds.
Wiufcion Daily: Perhaps the youug
were marncu in navie couutyuur-
ing Chriatmas weekv The bride was
Miss Ebie West ley, aged eleven
years ami six months.und the groom
aged thirteen
of both cou-
was John rtictuuer,
vears. The parents
sentcd to the marrisge and a great
concourse -eff "friends and relutives
witnessed the ceremony; It is said
the bride tips the scaW for only
seventy-three pounde.
Chatham Record: Mr. Edgar L.
Haughton i making i)reparation&
to build a large flouring and giist
mill at this place, to be run by a
thirty five horse power s:teauici
gine. It will be completed by, June,
and in the fall he will add a cotton
gin. The largest hog yet report
ed is the one killed Iat Friday by
Mr. W. -If. Cros, of Cape Fear
township, which weighed 64
pounds. Who can beat it Our
former couutyraan, Hon. John M.
Moring, who "removed to Durham
about ten years ago, will return to
this place next Tuesday and practise
law here..
Raleigh ITcws and Cbxervcr: re
regret to'heaf that 2lr: I. 11. Adams,
who has been for many years one
of our most prominent and success
ful: business men, having invested
his means very largely in real estate
and beingcalledupon to -make some
heavy payments which he could not
conveniently meet, made an align
ment of his property on yesterday
for the benefit of his creditors. Hi
real estate alone in the city of Ihil
eigh co.-it him and is worth twicers
much as'his entire indebtedness. V.
II. Pace, EsQ.. i the trustee and the
amount of the liabilities .is about
$35,000; value of of property eon
veved about $70,000.
cures bis services
represented.'
will be wisely
Slipping: Past the Pnlato,
without nauseating those who take
them, tho litMe, sugar-coated Gra
nules, known all over, the land as
Pleasant Purgative Pel
uuon
owels verv different from that of a . t
lisagreeable, violent purgative. Xo;
Tiolng or drenching follows, as ineAf,,G
Dr. Pierce's
lets, produce an effect
bo
disagre
the case of a drastic cholagogne
The relief to the intestines resem
bles the action of Nature in her
happiest moods, the impulse given
to the dormant liver is of the most
salutary kind, and is speedily mani
fpRtpd bv the disannearance of all
DIUOUS syilJWlUUJJ. oiva. ucttuv(, ; ,
wind on the stomach, pain through ;
lilood 'dicasics are terrible ou ac
couut of their loathsome uature,and
the fact that they wreck the consti
tution so completely uulcss the
proper antidote t apnlicsl. B. B. B.
(Botuuic Blool Balm) is composed
of tho true uutidoteforblood poison.
Its us? never fails to give satisfac
tion. Mrs. Laura Halt, 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
won Id come off my bones. A friend
brought ine a bottle of B. B. B. The
sores began healing at' once, and
when I had taken t wo bottles I sur
prised my friends at my rapid re-coerv."
W. A. Bryant, Moody, Texas,
writes: "I had an agonizing case of
Salt Rheom for four years, which
medicine I took only seemed to ag
gravate until I found B. B: B. It
cured my hand, which reseinoies a
burnt surface. It also cured my two
children of itch, which had resisted
previous treatment.
T " The Latent Version.
Mary had a little lamb, its fleece
was white assiiow; it strayed away
ojie. summer day where lambs should
nver go. Then Mary sat her down
and tears streamed Irom her eyes;
she never found the lamb because
she did not advertise. And Mary
had a brother John, who kept a
village store: he sat down and
-
smok'ed his pipe and watched the
open door. And as the people pass
ed along and did not stop to buy.
; John still fat down and smoked his
! pipe and blinked his sleepy, eye.
Onpliii lots.
A correspondent ' at Kenausville
sends us a very welcome communi
cation. We give as much of it as we
Ciiti find room for in this issue, prem
ifciug that it will prove interesting to
all of pur readers. Writing, under
date of 22d iust. he says:
As your valuable weekly paper,
the WILMINGTON JOURN AL, has a
large circulation in all portions of
Duplju couuty, and I being one of
the subscribers, I thought a few
lines from :" Kenausville would be
nothing amiss. '
ARRIVED.
Steamer D Murchison, Robeson,
Favetteville, T D Love.
CLEARED.
. Steamer D Murchison, Robeson,
Fayetteville.' T D Love.
WEKKLY STATi: MKNtT
STOCKS OK HAND JAN. 17, 18'0.
Cotton ashore, 10,551; afloat 1,630;
total 12,181. j
Spirits ashore, 4,680; afloat, 896;
total, 5,585.
w 1 i 4 x -IP? j rr . f
rvosm Hnore, anom,
total, 58,428. . .
Tar ashore, 2,894;atloal,a,860; total,
6.754. :
PliOM PIEK 29. BAST KIVHR NEW YORK
Located between Chambers and' Roosevelt sts
At 3 o'clock. P. M.
UENEPACTOK i 7. ... .Saturday, Jan. 4
UULP STREAM .....i.. Saturday, Jan. 11
KENKFACTOK .... . Saturday, Jan. 18
OULF STREAM -. .....Saturday. Jan. 25
FROM WILMINGTON - -
GULF STREAM ; . .Friday, Jan. 3
benefactor ...Friday, Jan. 10
OULF STREAM.... Friday, Jan. 17
BENEFACTOR. Friday, Jan. 24
are msca to M roTalrgt
; " f " " ' ' :
Charles. Scribner's S-
- 743 Broadway v
; .For 1880.
Tne publishers ot 8CI?iBitR v.
ate to mate it tno most SS
serving its hieh UterarychmS
readers have been drawn toiffi
six montus ty tne increasS iSS?'
contents (notably tne RaiffiySi
closes its second year with i ffl
an assured , success. The iSt?
show some new effects, and ISSf
hCRIBNER'S MAGAZINE SJ
terestlngwlll be neglected.' TB
THE RAILWAY AkTOT W;
ued by several very stnkinffDam J
cjaily interesting by Splsffi
Thomas L. Jamfia on .Th VMrr?1' t
He then tells us in language which '
" I ' ......... ...... .... , -v tnrt
tne; And so the sheriff closed him out.
still he lipgered n,oar, and Mary
to drop with him a syrapa?
thetic tear. How is tr sister, cap
you tell why the other merchants
here, sell all thei goods and thrive
from year to year?" Remembering
now her own bad luck the little
maid replies: "These other fellows
John, because they ad-
the risrht side and shoulder-blade,
and yellowness of the skinand eye
balls are speedily remedied by the
Pellets. One a dose.
ShotrCartridges, Loaded Shells
and ammnnition of fill kinds forsale
by the 2?.- Jacobi Hdw.Co. ;
You will find a nice assortment of
Rifles" at the, N. Jacobl Hdw. Co.
Tnfit tbi article to.make your boy
. u r '
happy. ' . : ; v
vertise.
Hiicaien'u Aroiea slatye
The Best Saive m the world for
Cut, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, Tette, Chap
oed Hands, Chilblains, Corns,andalI
kin Eruption and positively cures
Piles, or no pay .required. Itis guar
anteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price 35 cents
per box. ,. : 4"'. :
For sal by Robert R. Bellamy,
wholesale and retail drusrsrJsfc,
we have stripped somewhat of its
verbiage, that the farmers in all por
tions of Duplin county are glad to
see this cold weather, inasmuch as
it furnishes them with the long de-
vired opportunitv for killing and
preparing their meat supplies. They
have beeu taking advantage of the
pleajant spring weather we have
had in prepariug for another crop
year. They have gone diligently to
work making qp compost heaps
aud will depend largely this vear on
their own home-made fertilizers.
On the morning of the 16th of this
month Mr. Isham R. Faison, of Fai
son's township, Duplin county, kill
ed a pig fourteen months old that
weighed 545 pounds and. ou the same
day Mr. B. C. Bowden, of Kenans
ville, killed one nine months old that
weighed 417 pounds. These are
both the results of raising improved
stock. . ...
Rev. Mr. Woodson, a Baptist di
vine, held $ series of meetings in
Kenansville last week and preached
.o large and attentive congregations
at every service. -
This is election year and the iirst
convention to be held in the Third
District will be the Congressional
Convention and bur correspondent
suggests that it be held at Duplin
Roads (Wallace), 36 miles north of
this city and on the W. & W. R. K.
He truly says that "a more kind,
hearted and sociable people do.-. not
exist anywhere than those at Duplin
Roads, and truer Democrats have
never yet trodden Southern soil
than those ofthat charming village
and its vicinage.1"
Our correspondent sends its the
jury list for the next court, saying,
"As the Journal is taken at every
postofHce in Duplin I wish you
would publish with thi9 letter the;
jury. list drawn for the February
term of I)uplin Superior Court." . fhe
list is as follows: J. C. -Boon, John
B, Murray,??. L Johnson, Isaiah Hall,
B. F. Bennett, James I). Farrior,
Marshall Whitman, Qiles M. Martin,
Wells Mathis, Sr., RieJiariJE. Miller,
W. H. Croora, W. R. Newbury L
R. Drew, J. B. Heath, Manry Ward,
J. F. Land i ng, A. G. Mosley, Jr. , J.
C. Max ell, A. F. Williams, Henry
Sullivan, B. Frank Smith, W. H.
Winders, C. AV. Wilson, David B.
Brown, .Tofcn R; Riner. Rf W. Mil
lard, Leonidas iidjetQi, I). W.
Fussell, C. C. Willia ms, J). F. Brin'r
eon, Luke II. Martin, J. D. Teach e v.
Jr., Jos: C. Ezzell, .fhmes B. Wipd
ertf Lemuel Cherry, Jones R. Smitb,
Cotton 2,744; spirits, 1,208; ro.in,
7,563; tar 1,046; crude. 5188.
KXPORT,WKKK KM)ED JAN. 17, 8'J0.
DOMKSTIC.
Cotton. 42; spirit. 350: rosiu, 132;
tar. 644; crude, 130.
KG UK ION.
Spirits, 2,000; r oh in, 5. 82 7.
GOAL AND WMHK
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THEO. E. EGER, Traffic Manager.
New YorS
WM. P. CLYDE & CO.. Genl Agents,
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WINTER
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500
250
lOO
50
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50
250
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" ClieSMiut Cot,
44 Pnriiac4 Coal,
Teiin. Lump CJoai,
44 Foundry Coal,
44 Pea, very cheap, Coal
44 P team Coal,
300 Cords Wood.
Prices as low, or lower, than elsewhere.
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Jan 15 tt
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