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this tapes . JOil T.JAMES. BUtor and Prop. TWIOSS. PO STAGS PAID: una six months JiOO. Three nnnth accents. fl 00. ill w delivered by carriers, tree !1 n anj Prt of the city, at the above - or 10 cents per wee 4 r;eS- mwrnui liberal. AdTe - rpDort any and rsuWC.l.fhPir naper regularly. 0 falltires - - - prtier.t ir. ti-.e most elcjant forra LAXATIVE and NUTRITIOUS JUICE FIG3 OF CALIFORNIA. Ccnl'ined with the medicinal virtues of plants known to be. r.ost 1 beneficial to the human veni, farming an agreeable and effective laxative to pernia--enth- cure Habitual Consti-pit-oii, and the many ills de pending on a weak or- inactive -condition of the KIDNEYS, LIVER fifJD BOWELS. It is the ir.ost excellent remedy known to tlEAKSE THE SYSTEM EFFECTUALLY V Lea cue i EiJious or Constipated so THAT PURE E.LOOD, REFRE8HIMQ 8LEEP, HEALTH and STRENGTH NATURALLY FOLLOW. Ever- one is using it and all are delighted with it. ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOB SYBTJP OF 3XGrJ3 MANUFACTURED ONLY BY CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. HAM FRANCISCO. CAl. tfUHMItie. Kt. NE' YORK. N. Y For sa! hj KOilEKT K BELLAMY. WHOLESALE DRUGGIST, men y, ly u.tw Wilmington. N. c. 10 1 KOM NV I WILL OPEN MY SPRING STOCK -OF DRY GOODS. IN THE MEANTIXF. I WILE CLOSE OUT THr: 1IKM AJNING PART OF WINTER DRESS GOODS Regardless of Cost. WE MUST HAVE ROOM.'4 S'lr.o tow lines cr these can be used for wly spring. . ' Vol CAN GET GREAT BARGAINS IN Si -FOR THE NEXT TO MAKE ROOM FOR OUR NEW STOCK, Vliicu will Surpass Anything lr Variety ana Beauty Ever Brought to thtsJMarket. ur (uyer is now in the Northern markets. u"t' '.i for Lb return, for you can count on Respectfully, J- J. HEDRICK ocus tr Wanted. 4 f) R ELI a RLE nOUSE SERVANTS. ALSO CaTeLUrs ana lUactsrnltlii Appy to DAYS WHITE GOOD The.Bajlt Ieyiew, 1 VOL. XIV AH honor to the gallant Senator 4hitler. He almost literally wined the floor yesterday in the Senate with the carcass of old John Sher man. It was a magnificent licking and it was well laid on. Shares in the Uevue des Deux Mondes, which paid 5 per cent, divi dend in 1818, are now returning a profit of 150 per cent, per year, mak-' ing the journal one of the most ! profitable publications in the world. ! Here is another little straw. As buryPark, N. J., has gone solidly Democratic, for the first time in many years. Look up, Mr. Harri son, and you ill see the handwrit ing on the wall: Menc 7icnc, tekel vphar8in. In Virginia the fish commissioners are making preparations to hatch the eggs of ealt water fish. In June of 1889 they secured 10,000,000 eggs of the Spanish mackerel. As soon as the hatchery is established it is proposed to begin operations on at very large scale. Flood and fire pYe vailed yesterday at New Orleans. Half of the busi ness quarters were submerged and the entire city was lower than the Mississippi river flowing past its doors. The pressure from above is very great and it is feared that iin mense'damages will be done in Lou isiana and Mississippi. The Southern Baptist Convention will meet at Fort Worth, Texas, in May next. This is a large and able religious body. It covers the terri tory from Baltimore to Texas, and represents over 2,000,000 Baptists. It will fie invited to hold its next Convention in the First Baptist Church, Birmingham, Alabama. The county board of agriculture of Burlington county, X. J., held a special meeting a few days ago to consult about the great depression in agriculture jnd consider the rem edy. -The general opinion was that anns had declined 50 per cent, in value, and they attribute the cause to the tariff, over-production, big salaries and railroad discrimination. The Government printing, office is now enaged in fillincr one of the largest orders in its history. This is for 18,000,000 blanks tor the use of the 40,000 enumerators of the eleventh census, who 'will begin work in May. It will take 15,000 reams of paper and 20 presses will have to be worked 22 hours each day for six weeks before the order will have been completed. Aha! The patriotic John Sher man, the man who poses as a statesman and a philanthrophist on the floor of the Senate, is being shown up in a very bad light just now. Ex-Gov. Foster, another Re publican luminary, is in the. same bad box. They have been detected in an attempt to defraud the - State of Ohio by a failure to list their properties .Tor taxation. They call them "tax-jumpers' which is a very polite and pleasant way of mention ing the matter Sherman is said to be worth his minion?. He was de tected in his little gaime a few years ago and had to ante up $19,000. He begged "for God's sake" that the matter might be kept quiet, and he was of course accommodated. Fos ter is worth his millions also and yet he had listed but $25,000 for taxti tion. He will be made to squeal and squeeze. It is just as we said a few days ago; the rich men make the laws and the poor men pay the taxes. I suffered with rheumatism in the shoulder and the only thing I found that did me any good was Salvation Oil. It cured tire aud I recommend It to ail sufferers with said disease 1 N. ULMAN, 1 Pearl St Md. Baltimore, iDSX TP Forxo Two Setter Dogs W M Crapuxa Mattresses Ci.tiks S, S CoChange of Scheaule Cnrsxrrr Babbxxtixk Auction shoes - Anybody who has lost two fine j setter dogs is referred to ad. in this pfjper. Boys ! we can sell you a bracket S.aw, with frame, for 10 cents. N. Jacobi Hdw. Co. Paint your Bqggy for "5 cents, " bitSj' with Detroit carg. Paint, a varnish and paint combined. Gnar- anted tp give satisfaction. Spld by theN. Jacobi Maw. uo. t i WILMINGTON, N. C. There is no improvement to re- port in Mr. II. B. AVood's condition. Br. barque Venture, Reid, from this port for Liverpool, was spoken March 7th in lat. 42, long. 31. Our country friend's are again urged to send in their beef acttle , and get good prices for them. Heavy forest Ores are raging in Brunswick county and the city was ful1 of smoke and ashes this after noon. Last week I went fishing, And caught an awful cold; But Bull's Cough Syrup set me right 'Tis worth its weight in gdld. When ready4to build, paint or re: pair you will find it to your advan tage to buy your material of the N. Jacobi Hdw. Co. t There was a little more coolness to day, betwixt the earth and the sky, but there is yet a Springtime feeling in the air. Gentle Annie. 'It pleases me so I shall use no other,'' is what the farmersaid when asked about the Boy Clipper Plow, sold by the N. Jacobi Hdw. Co. t . We are glad to see Mr. Geo. N. Harriss abroad again. He has suf fered a long and -a severe spell of sickness and we hope that he is out now tq 'stay! "Our Old Chief' is the name of our new and improved White Wamsutta Shirt. Wait for it; will have it ready in a few days. Wilmington Shirt Fac tory, 122 Market St. t Bishop Haid preached again last night, and to a large congregation. His subject was "The Real Pres ence.' To-night he ill discourse on ilThe (;onfesional." To any young lady who will write the best essay on "Christian 'Educa tion," Littleton Female College of fers free tution in English one year. Write for particulars to Rev. J. M. Rhodes, Littleton, N. C. Messrs. Chessnut & Barrentine will offer for sale to morrow a big lot of auction shoes, at very low prices. This is done to make room for a large invoice of shoes made to their order, which they are daily ex pecting. At a meeting of the Board of Di rectors of the Wilmington Savings and Trust Company, held yesterday afternoon, Col. Jno. W. Atkinson wras reelected President,Mr. H. Wal ters, Vice President, and Mr. W. P. Tooruer, Cashier. . , , .. Large numbers of young chickens are being killed by cats in the East ern part of the city. We under stand that one family residing on Chestnut street lost eleven chick ens in two days' time by being slain by old black Tom. The announcement is made that Mr. Sol Haas has resigned his posi tion as Traffic Manager of the Asso ciated Railways aiuV will devote all his time hereafter to the business of the Richmond &; Danville R. R. Mr. Carpenter, who has been chief clerk in Mr. Haas1 office for many years, will succeed him under the style of Commissioner of Traffic. Commendable. All claims not consistent with the high character of Syrup of Figs are purposely avoided by the California Fig Syrup Company. t acts gently on the kidneys, liver and bowels, cleansing the system effectually, but it is not a cure-all and makes no pretensions that 'every bottle will not substantiate. The Engine Das Arrived. MnA. P. Yopp returned to the city last night, from Wilmington, Del., with the engine which was built there for the tV, O. & E. C. R. R. J The locomotive was taken up on the Seacoast track to-day and, placed on the Onslow road, near the Mineral Spring. i We understand that the grading j of this road has been completed to Jacksonville and that the hands who ! were at work there, have been brought down to the city and will be put to track-laying at once. The 'expectation now is to have the road ! Pn to traffic all of the way to Jacksonville by next Fall, at the latest. lie fresh-Ins and inyicoratlnc Delicious Soda Water as drawn (r00 Munds Brothers' magnificeui new soa fountain at - a temperature of rVarcst Frnit SyraptMilk Shakes ana Xiatarol Mineral, water. FRIDAY, MARCH 14,1890. Forecasts. For North Carolina, rainandcold er weather. City Conrt. The following cases were disposed of by the Mayor to day: Susan Dover, disorderly conduct, not guilty. Peter Hawkins, disorderly con duct, $20 or 30 davs. Andrew Laspere, disorderly con-J duct, $10 or 20 days. Little Lord Fattntleroy (Suit) Can be Seen at I. Shxier'. I. Shrier, who is always ahead in introducing new novelties, will sell this week the Lord Fauntleroy and Alfonso (King of Spain) suit. Also a full line of children's Kilt Suits at the lowest price for cash only. I. Shrier, corner Front and Princess streets. - tf x Coal In Bladen. The Fayetteville Observer learns that indisputable evidences have "been foujjd, and brought to the no tice of an expert mining engineer, of the existence of a stratum of coal situated at Prospect Hall, on the Cape Fear River, on land belonging to Mr. W. N. . Whitted. Should the deposit prove considerable," its proximity to this port will render it exceedingly valuable. Exports Foreign. Sehr. J' J). Hodgkins, Thompson, cleared to-day for. Cape Haytien, Hayti, with 143,480 feet lumber. 20 barrels pitch, 10 barrels rosin and 7 barrels tar, valued at $2, 002.25; ves sel by Messrs. Geo. Harriss, Son & Co., cargo by Messrs. S. & W. II. Northrop. Brig Sparkling IKc?,Young,clear ed for Ponce, Porto Rico, with 223, 891 feet lumber, valued at $3,514.90; vessel by Messrs. Geo. Harriss, Son &Oo., cargo by Mr. E. Kidder's, Son. lTev. Mr. Stilt's Address. Rev. W. C. Stitt, Corresponding Secretary of the American Seaman's Friend Society, of New York, ad dressed a large congregation last night in the First Presbyterian Chinch. The meeting was opened with devotional exercises, led by Mr. John McLaurm. Mr. SCitt's address was of very great interest and dis played facts and statistics unknown to most of his hearers. He stated that the American Seamen's Friend of New York had been in existence 62 years. During that time they had spent many millions of dollars in the interest of the seamen. They have now 14 foreign stations and 14 home stations, where services are had and missionary work done among the sailors. He spoke of the life of the sailor on board ship; his hard duties; his exposure to the wind and the weather and the waves; his liability to be called on deck at any hour during the twenty four to battle with the elements; the dan gers and distresses and diseases of the life; his sufferings and priva tions and, worse than all, the land sharks who lay in wait for their prey at every port. The estimate was that 5,000 sailors had visited this port during the year 1889 and that 1,400 of these came under the in fluence of low resorts. Mr. Stitt gave the average sea life of a man at 12 years and that of a fireman on board of a large steamship at three years. "Ion't Give Up the Ship I" Don't surrender, although the fight be long and bitter, and results thus far but dismal failures. Old Bad Blood may yet be conquered and disease driven from the citadel of life. You have not used the proper remedy, or long ago you would have felt a change. You have tried this and that, a hundred bot tles of this specific and fifty bottles of that sarsaparilla, and "feel you might as well have used so much rain water for all the good effect thev had. Why have you not tried B. B. B. (Botanic Blood Balm) made in Atlanta, Ga. ? Because it isn't advertised so conspicuously as other remedies? Well, that's a poor rea son. The greatest humbugs can af ford the largest advertisement?. As for B. B. B. try it, and if six bottles don't do you more good than all the other blood medicine you have ever taken', call it a humbug, a name that has never yet been applied to it by anv one. Walter Bridges, Athens, Tenn., writes: "For six. years I had been afflicted with running sores and an enlargement of the bone in my leg. I tried everything I heard of with out any permanent Ueeffc until Bo tanic Bloo4 aui ws recommended to m.c After using fix bottles tbe sores healed, aad 1 am now in bet ter health than I have ever be-en. 1 send this testimonial unsolicited, be cause J want others to be benefit ed.' . - 5 NO 77. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. echanics' Home Association, (ACTION BOARD DIRECTORS.) , Dues, &c., receivable Saturday only, from 9 o'clock a. nv to 1 p. m. and from 4 o'clock p. m. to 8 p. ni. at office the Treasurer, No 17 Princess St., S232STT3 IIST 1TOTJR ORDERS FOR MATTRESSES TO- . m W. CtlJ 17 Princess St., next door A Wilrninctonian. The Monroe Enquirei has this to say of a gentleman who some years ago removed from this city, of which he is a native, to Monroe: "The many friends of Mr. C.H. Policy will be glad to learn that he has decided to remain in Monroe. A few weeks ago he sold his residence here to Mr. A. J. Hargett and went to Ashe ville to spy out the land, but not being pleased with the prospect he has returned to Monroe, determined to wait for the boom. Mr. Policy is a good citizen, and we would have re gretted exceedingly to have lost him. The Star of r.ethlehem. The usual Spring talk of the Star of Bethlehem is cropping up again. An exchange says: "Astronomical calculations show that we shall wit ness a most interestingphenomenon in the course of 1890. A sixth star will be added to the five fixed stars froming the constellation of Cassio peia. This is commonly known as the Star of Bethlehem, and it will have been seen seven times since the beginning of the Christian era. It was discovered the last time it appeared by Tycho Brahe, in 1572, who described it as "a star of ex traordinary brightness, which out shone the stars of first magnitude, ami could be seen in the light of the day." But after three weeks the brightness faded, and after hav ing been visible for seventeen month's it disappeared as suddenly as it had come. The star is on re cord in the annals of 1204 A. D., and of 945, A. D., during the Emperor Otto's reign. It has been supposed that this heavenly body is the iden tical Star of Bethlehem, and it seems to appear once in about 315 vears." The Industrial Manufacturing Company. It is with great pleasure that we announce the completion of the work at the above establishment on yesterday evening and the ma chinery put to work for the first time. Everything worked beauti fully and satisfied all present that Mr. E. F. Johnson, as manager, and Mr. E. M. Titus, the inventor of the Titus butter dish machine, are per fectly, at home and know what they are doing. The two veneering ma chines work splendidly, and so far as we know the first piece of veneer ing ever turned out in Wilmington was made at these works yesterday. The first butter dish was given Mr. W. H. Bernard and the second to Mr. O. M. Fillyaw, ami Mr. F. told tnV first pound of butter in the new ly-made dish to-day. The capacity of the butter dish machine is 60,000 per day. In addi tion to these, berry baskets, fruit plates, diamond market baskets, bean boxes and many other useful things will also be turned out here, as also chair seats and backs and railroad car seats and backs. Mr. Titus will remain only until the whole machinery is in thorough running order. He is evidently a master workman and fully posted as to all that is required. Wilmington can now boat of an other new enterprise inaugurated and conducted by Wilmingtonians. and by next Monday it will In- in readiness to begin in earnest. The President, 3Ir. John I. Bellamy, Jr., and his able corps of directors have exhibited the greatest amount of zeal in the completion of this great work. May their labors be fully re warded. The following are the Di rectors: John D. Bellamy Jr.. Pres ident; O. M, Fillyaw, John L. Boat wright, T,lo. J. Southerland, W- H. Earksdaie, W. F. WiMam, William Strnthers, J. W. Nobte H. P. Vcst, " We wia bo ctaa to rccclT eesistalcaii from our mends 00 any and taritjects general Interest, but y ' Tne name of tne wrtter most aiwaja bai nishea to the Efitor. J . r ; communications moat be 'written on one side or the paper. .;'.-"' " Personalities most be avolied."" And it ts especially and particularly C3& st 00a that the Editor does not arrays enfiors the views of ooireepondents onlcss In the editorial columns. NEW AUVEinISEiaCNTO. next door to Bank of Now Hanover. & JJJS& &r , to Bank of New Hanover. Jos. H. Hanby, E. F. Johnson, Wra. H. Howell, Win. L. Smfth, J. D. Smith, Leopold Taylor. 1 Thin and impure blood Is made rich and healthful by taking Hood's Sarsaparilla. It cures scrofula, salt rheum, all blood disorders. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Found. WOFINE SETTER DOG CAN I1E HAD by-canto? ht this offlrc or on Mr. Geo. ll Tiiley, and paying for this advertisement and other expenses. men 14 tf Ohcsnutt & ttarrentlne yyiLL SELL A BIO LOT OP AUCTION shoes to-morrow at prices every one can reach. Among this lot you can find all styles at a price lower than ever offered in Wil mington. (.'HESNUTT & IJAKRENTINE, men nit CO Front Street. Now YorU & Wilmington Steamship Co. FROM PIER 29. EAST RIVER NEW YORK Located between Chambers and RooseTelt sts At 3 o'clock, P. M. - , BENEFACTOR ... .Saturday, March 1 GULF STREAM ..Saturday' Marcn 23 fanita Wednesday, March m BENEFACTOR .Saturday, March f FROM WILMINGTON - FANITA Wednesday, March 13 bbnefactor Friday. March tl GULF stream Friday, March ti fanita Tuesday, April f tr Through Bills Lading and Lowest Thrd Rates guaranteed to and from points In NorU) and South Carolina. For Freight or Passage apply to II o. smallbonhs, Superintendent. Wilmington, 2, C. TIJEO. E. EGER, Traffld Manager. NeirYorlc wm. P. CLYDE & CO., Gem Agents. inch u it s Bowling ureen. yew Yom Opera Houoo. N ILLUSTRATED STEREOPTICON LEC- ture on Hie SIGHTS OF LONDON, for the beneflt or the Library Association, Monday, 17th or March. Admission 30 cents. Children 25 cents. Gal lery 15 cents. Seats at Yates, commence at 8.15 p.m. men lotr Now is the Time ! R IGUT NOW, AND CORNEAUS BED CUO Intercepuc is the thing that will do tbe work quickly, quietly and pleasantly. Ask your druggist ror It; 20c a bottle. JAMES D.NUTT. sole Manufacturer and Proprietor. 2-JO N. Front St., City. mch ? tf We Havo SPLENDID RUBBER DRESSING COMB tor 25 cents. BLUE LILIES, a MwTertdii--- very tine, mch 6 tr MUNDS BROTHERS, 101 N. Front strceC First Cargo New Crop Cuba Potasses NOW LANDING IX SCHIL "KTOVI'TIOX, 275 HogGhoadc. Qualify nrst-cLvs. Prices low. Worth. & Worth. inch 11 U ' . JUiamoiiH Yera Cnra FOU DYSPEPSIA.? For Half y JMLF.CCMTLLER. ftbKK cor.rounnajiaNunSWj j