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VOL XIT
WILMINGTON, N. C. MONDAY, MARCH 17, 1890.
NO 79.
it- n1M renori anj aua
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Jtiwfr rr regularly. -
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&
mm
p-,tEi- ''r.ix-t elegant form
jXATlVf N3 NUTRITIOUS JUICE
PIGS OF CALIFORNIA,
netl with the medicinal
of plant- known to be
;i beneficial to the human
forming art agreeable
i effective laxative to perma
:2tlv cure Habitual Consti
oa and the many ills de
eding on a weak or inactive
Edition of the :
Sdmeys. liver fiHD bowels.
't u the n.tt csccllent remedy known to
'&KSE THE SYSTEM EFFECTUALLY
V.'hen cn is Bilious Cojutip&ted
JRICLOOD. RKFRECHIflCr 8LBEP,
HEALTH ana a i wtwu
ui-ninALLY FOLLOW.
very one is using it and all are .
plighted with it
ASK DRUGGIST FOB
I MANUFACTURED ONLY BY
iLIFORNIA FIG SYRDP CO.
UAH FRANCISCO, CAL.
wmit.Kt. HEW YORK. N. Y
For sale by
SOUEICT R BELLAMY,
WHOLESALE DUUGGIST,
Vi a ly dlw Wilmington, N. C.
jiAy anil Siglil.
! .
kY SALOON,
Joroer of North Water and '
i'
t
Mulberry Street?,
i
mi from 1 o'clock a. k. Ho.dij Until
11:13 p. in. Saturday.
HA . P. BROWNE, Agent,
tell 10 tf WILMINGTON. O.
We Have
8PLEXWI) KfBCEK DRESSING COMB
Swnts. .kite LILIES, a new rerfume
Ml'XDiS BROTH EHS,
P:6 it 101 X. VYnnl stiwt
PER A HOUSE.
. ,
iLirsimiiD S!f;sEopnco legtc&e
-ON TIT E-
SIGHTS OF LONDON,
fU benefit of the Library Association,
Monday, 17th March. "
Xte&ion w cents children 23 cents. Gal-
pK-cfnt?. seats at vatcs Ce'mmenco at
Annual Statement
-OK
Wil. Savings & Trust Co.
RESOURCES.
teiiS::::::::::::::
I .-............. 1,311 14
' $7571 9
LIABILITIES.
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MUn ?UJ l check.... 873 65
I Touj
oV: ....$72,371 w
cnm Attest: ....i.h
F. HALL
GEO. It vp
55?fTojf.N. C. March
) of the
GEO. il frescu. j - committee.
John Werner.
aSEK 19 n OKE. AND nE HOLDS
H)Sa&?,irket9tret- A eood shave
- Ruflo.L t0Qr ot the best Barbers In
LOCAL 3SrBWS.
INDEX TO tiKW ADTKIiTIaSJfZNTS,
W M Cr3iuiso Mattresses
It M Mt lsTiBE Dress f jooa.5
II edrick Easter Dress Goods
Jlr. ItobPTt V.. Wood.
On last Satnnlav nisrhtMr. Robert
Tender Coanty Court.
A subscriber to the Rrview
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
at;
1EW ADVERTISEMENTS.
: B. Wooil, one -of tlie oUlet and Uurgaw sends us a full report of the
iiio.-r highly venerated of our eiti- j proceotlings of the Spring Term of
; zens, passed quietly from life unto
death. lie had been sick for only a
; few weeks but hi death was not
, ... : iiiuuuht'ii lur.
Ice formed plentifully yesterday; Mr. Wood was a native of Xan-
(lood boating water ir tlie Cape
Fear now.
the Superior Court for Pender coun-;
ty which was in session there last!
week and which closed its labors on;
Friday, last. He prefaces his report
with some very complimentary'allu j
morning: ami there was some thh ; tucket, Mass.. and was born in ll-". sions to the IlKviKw and the Jorn j
morning. He wa a descendant of one of the j xal ami the heartv endorsement
A Beautiful Stock 1
I AM SELECTING Wl'FH CAR1-:
A NICE AND CHOICE LINE OF
It was "keenly
day and the w
upon us a regular
Northwest.
kold"' here yester- oldest and best known of w Eni?- they have both met with in Pender; T j 1 fJ tf I
ind .brought down land 'families. He first came to Wil-i county, for which we thank him j I ) J J wT I jl J 1 J I J
r blizzard from the ! mington in 1833, when he was a lad j most heartily but which our well;-1 " ' J -L;-.N-
Those who visit the stereoptican
entertainment at the 'Opera House
to-night-will find the house comfort
ably warmed.
I -caught a cold somewhere she
Jemarked. "Probably it was in
yotir head!" he suggested, chuckling
over his wit, "if to" I . respectfully
prescribe J)r. Hull's Cough Svrup.
Here it is."'
v When readyftto build, paint or re
pair you will find it to your advan
tage to buy your material of the N.
Jacobi Hdw. Co. t
" The lecture on Jondon to night at
the Opera House will contain i fine
views of the most interesting fea
ture of the citv.
"It pleases me so I shall use no
other," is what t he fanner said when
asked about the Boy Clipper Plpw,
Bold by the N. Jacobi Hdw. Co.
Capt. R. H. Tomlinson. of the
Cape Fear, has removed his family
to this city. We trust that his stay
here wi 1 1 be long1, pleasant and pro
fitable. ,
"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
' Paint your Baggy for 75 cents, "0
bits," with Detroit earg. Paint, a
varnish and paint combined! Guar
anteed tojgive satisfaction. Sold by
the N. Jacobi Hdw. Co. t
A Pinkerton detective says that he
has located Walter Bingham at
Antwerp and is willing to go after
him provided the State will agree to
pay expenses if he is thc right party.
Qer. barque . A. Waller, Moller,
cleared to day for Stettin, with 3,430
barrels rosin, valued at 1,950, ship
ped by Messrs. Paterson, Downing
& Co.
Commendable.
All claims not consistent with the
high character of Syrup of Figs are
purposely avoided by the California
Fig Syrup bompany. Tt 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.
Little Lord Fauntleroy (Suit Can be Seen
at I. Sfirier'o.
I. Shrier, who is always ahead in
introducing n.ewt xiovelties, will sell
this week the Lord Fauntleroy and
Alfonso (King of Spaiu) suit. Als'b
a full line of children's Kilt Suits at
the lowest price for cash only. I.
Shrier, corner Front and Princess
streets. ' tf
Tliet. II. Depot at Ilurffaw.
The increased and increasing pop
ulation and business at Burgaw has
necessitated an enlargement of the
depot and warehouse of the W. & W.
R. R. at that place. Workmen are
now busy in this needed enlarge
ment. and increase of accomtuoda
tion and comfort for rail road trav
elers. Criminal Court
The March term of the Criminal
Court for New Hanover county con
vened to-day, "with Judge Meares on
the bench. - The following is the
grand jury for the t?nn:
Geo. R. French, foreman: J. II.
Strauss, W. H. King, W. B. Beery,
C. Twining, Q. W. Frederick IX 1.
George, J. J. At wood. M. G. Chad
wick, J. G. Craig, J. D. Sellers. Jas.
Bland. .
VTIjfgin Prophesies Some Mor.
Prof. E. Stone Wiggins serenely
bobs up again and announces the
programme oX a big storm that is t
sweep theWtlantic dry of shipping.
It is to start on the Euroiean;side
and is booked there for to-day. to
morrow and Wednesday and on the
Ameriean coast for next Friday and
Saturday. He fays that it will be a
big thiDg no sardine of a storm,
in fact antij that it will be followed
by earthquakes on the Northern
Pacifier and in Eu rope.
of 13 years. 1 is uncle, the late Mr. ; known modesty forces us to omit.
P. W. Fanning, at that time pub- The report is as follows: i
The March term of Pender Supe-jthe result of Oil r careful buying
lished a newspaper called the Pco
pic's J'l'cfj and Mr. Wood assisted Trior Court adjourned late last Fri-
hirn in thi He- soon after leftWil- j day evening after a-laborious sess- j
mington and went to St. Iouis but : ion. That model jurist and high
returned here in the vear and 'toned gentleman. Judge Graves.pre-
embarked in the building business ! sided. Our people are most favor-i
with his elder brother, the late Mr. ably impressed with his abilities and jas possible
T 1 -41- w-- : i i r i n it
jnn i. . wood. I ne.-e gentlemen ; nign iuanufations ior me oeneu
erected many of the handsomest ! That sterling man and faithful So
brick edifices in the city. St. James" j licitor of tnis Judicial District, Hon
Church was about the first. This
was erected in the year "1S3O-4-0.
Among other buildings' put u"p by
this firm may be mentined the en
tire block on the North side of
Market street, from Col. Hedn'ck's
store to the corner of Second street-
Only a few clays and we will be prepared to-show you.
Respectfully,
P. S. We will hurry up all of our shipments as much
O. II. Allen, attended to his official
duties with proverbial devotion and
satisfaction to lovers of law and or
der. He is a rising member of the
legal profession and a true gentle
man in all respects.
Crime seems to be on the decrease
in Pender. As an evidence the jail
MATTRESSES !
the building at Exchange corner
and others to the West of it: Gran-j has been pretty clear of prisoners
ite How, on South Front street: the for nearly a' year, and the county
Anderson House, now a part of the j only sends one to the penitentiary
Orton House: the Custom House,
the Postoffiee. the City Hall and
Opera House, the Front Street M.
E. Church, which was destroyed by
fire four years ago, the C. C. R. R.
office building, and many others.
Mr. Wood was the father of seven
children, six of whom survive. They
are: Mr. Robert B. Wood. Mr.
Alfred V. Wood. Mrs. Jno.. J. Cono
ley. of Brunswick, Ga. ; and Dr.
Thos. F. Wood, Mrs. N. B. Vincent
and Mrs. R. B. Houston, of this city.
Some years previous to the war
Mr. Wood and his wife and eldest
daughter, since deceased, became
members of St. Paul's Episcopal
Church and he died in full commun
ion with that Church, having", ever
since been a faithful and consistent
member of that communion.
Mr. Wood's life was. to a large ex
tent cotemporaneous with that of
Wilmington itself. He came here a.
mere lad and found an old lashion
ed town of about :i,500 inhabitants,
with but few brick residences
and no public buildings. He has
seen many brick houses take the
place of those of wood; he has seen
a little town spring into a city of
25,000 inhabitants and of large com
mercial importance and he has seen
beat i fnl church edifices and fine
public buildings erected in many
parts of the city.
In private life Mr. Wood was the
genial, courteous, affable gentle
man, with 'ever a pleasant' smile, a
kind word and a gentle grasp of the
hand for those seeking to climb up
ward but whose feet had not yet
found a secure footing onthe ladder.
He was honorable, thoroughly noble
and high-minded in everything and
in these things he hasleft a precious
legacy to his children. At the last,
his life's work done and well done
he fell quietly on-sleep, as does a
child tried with play, and woke yes
terday in a' land far removed from
this where there is no trial, care or
trouble, or shadow of trouble, and
where the soul, freed from its earth
ly trammels, shall find rest in the
promise that: "They shall hunger
no more: neither thirst any more.
j.-or tjie amb. which is in
the midst of the throne, shall feed
them and shall lead them unto living
fountains bf water; and God shall
wipe away all tears from their eyes.'
The Cans ofl'ain.
An ache or pain is not of itself a
disease, it is but a symptom, and
w arns the sufferer that there is some
thing the matter with his physical
organization. Weak kidneys, bad
blood, and nervousness are frequent
at this term. That was a colbred
boy for obstructing the railroad
track of the W. & W R. R. His
term is six months. There were few
er true bills found by the grand jury
than usual. This jury found the
condition and management of the
poor house to be good but complain
ed of the sanitary condition, in some
respects, of the county jail. No
doubt the Sheriff and Superinten
dent of Health will apply the proper
improvement and reform. It was a
good -'grand jury, with Mr. R. W.
Rivenbark as its excellent foreman.
The following were among the
most, important criminal cases dis
posed of: State vs. I). J. McMillan,
false pretense, in illegally obtaining
a deed, the property of ,1. B. .New
kirk: argued by Mr. Marsdeir Bel
lamy and the Solicitor for the State,
and Messrs. Bruce Williams, E. W.
Kerr ami J. D. Kerr for the defense.
Mr. A. H. McMillan was also one of
the defendants in this case. It oc
cupied an entire day. The jury ren
dered a verdict of acquittal, which
elicited considerable applause in the
court house.
State vs. John Costin. colored, for
shooting Angus Williams, colored,
convicted, fined $25 and costs, and a
peace bond of $200.'- ; - ; - j-
There was a decided accumulation
of business on the civil docket. The
following noted cases were tried and
disposed of: Arnold Teachy vs. Pat
rick Boney and others, ejectment
case of eight years standing. An
array of able counsel on each side:
decision in favor of defendants. Au
other important ejectment case, of
eight years' duration, with able
counsel on each side, was that of
Hale vs. Brown. This case took
nearly an entire day as did the other
ejectment case. Verdict in favor of
defendant. About one-half of the!
oases on the civil docket remain to
be tried.
Large crowds are generally in at
tendance at Burgaw during the Su
perior Courts of Pender. This week
is no exception. It is pleasing to
note an air and look of determina
tion among the farmers and all
classes in Pender not to succumb to
the hard times and great scarcity of
money. They have gone to work
this year in earnest. If economy
and energy will avail they are bent
on overcoming the poverty, scarcity
of provisions and other depressing
i circumstances incident to the fa Tur
ing classes and laborersof our State.
A good crop year will be potential
5 rwf uK
in BCD
r i
MANUFACTURED TO ORDER, OR
RENOVATED.
BY
W. RJ. CUMMINC,
No. 17 Princess St., Wilmington, N. C.
ly the source or cause of the many j jn enabling them to throw off the
mvsterious. aching sensations that
afflict the body. You can remove
the cause of such distr?ss bv using
B. B. B. . Botanic Blood Balm;.
C. II. Robetts. Atlanta. Ga . writes:
"My kidnevs were disordered and
gave jne excruciating pain. A sin
gle bottle of B. B. B. helped me won-j
derfully." j
Wiu. N. Nelon. McDonough. Ga.. !
writes: "B. B. B. has benefited my j
daughter very much. She was af-j
dieted with severe nervousne&s. I j
think it the best family medicine."
W. R. Ellis. Brunswick, a., writes: j
"I have trietl B. B. B. and find it a '
x . ii 1 t t r . i '
greui iuiu ior me uioou. it also
cared me of rheumatic pains'
heavy burdens upon all our people.
Add to tiiis a change in oar tariff
laws, especially radical changes in
mir national banking system, and
laws relative to the vnlu and coin
age of silver, and a brighter and
better day will follow for us all.
Forecast.
For North Carolina, fair weather
and warmer on Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday. For Wilmington
and vicinity, fair weather.
St. Patrick's Day.
The Hibernian Benevolent Society
paraded to day in honoiv of St. Pat
rick, the, patron saint of Ireland, as
well as in celebration of the 21 th
anniversary of their Society. Mr.
Timothy Don'lan. Marshal of the
Day, was in charge of the proces
sion. They turned ont in large
numbers, more than -we have ever
seen in line before. They appeared
for the first time in badges, only the
marshal being in regalia. They
marched to St Thomas' Church
where a beautiful and eloquent ad
dress -was delivered by Rt. Rev.
Bishop Haid. They then returned
to Hibernian Hall, on Third street,
over which a new Irish flag had
been hoisted, and where several
short addresses were delivered by
the President, Mr. M. O'Brien. Col.
John L. Cantwelf! Mr. John Dyer
aud others.
An election of officers was held,
resulting as follows, all being re
elections: -
President M. O'Brien.
Vice President - J. H. Sweenev.
Secretary Win. Flanagan..
Asst. Secretary Wm. Sheehan.
Treasurer L. Brown.
This afternoon" a reception to tin
meinoers ot tne ?ociefv. was given
bv the President. Mr. M. O'Brien,
at his residence, on North Front
street, from 3 to 7 o'clock.
fte Mi1
THE
Ml
DRESS
GOODS
I
Ever Exhibited in this City,
The following is the experience of
a Haltnuore butcher:! have suffer
ed with bad headaches for years and
have tried many remedies without
obtaining relief. 1 was advised to
give Salvation Oil a trial and it has
entireJv cured me.
ED. BALTZ. La Fayette Market,
Baltimore, Md.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS, g
Notice.
4E.LKI BIDS WILL BE KK KIVK1 AT
my ome (mm now until Apui i,f. for repairs
to Front Street Market House: also 'Wharf al-
loinlnr. S ocelli cation ran l nt mv
t rtrti.' ri f iii rnv
inch 15 21 Chatrnxaa Mark t'mriaitee.
There is danger in impure blood.
There is tafetv in taking Hood's
o 1 1 . i i
caisaiMuua, me greni uiuuijiuit-iiaiercepuc-ii thc ttitaiff that will lo tte
tier. 100 doses one dollar. wori ulcklj, quietly awl pleasantly.
3 our arngisi ior u; sic a uouic
Now is the Time !
LIU1T -NOW, ANIH. OBXK U S- BKI BI G
It
Boys ! we can sell yau a Bracket
Snw, with frame, for 10 cents. N.
JacobPHdw. Co. t
Refresh! a tut invigorating
Delicious Soda Water as drawn from
Munds Brothers', magniGceut new
sodafountaiu at a temperature o
34'. Purest Frait Svrap.Milk Shakes
and Nat oral UlneraIYater.'
JA-MHS D.XUTT.
sole Manufacturer and Popileior.
rprJTQ T A DPT) Ji i'WNTED with
XUdLu i ii JT.DXL Ink manulact ared by
ti;c Kiurmouct iTlnttng- Ink Works,
T. K. WEIGHT CO .
Kta street and PesASjlranla avenue.
Jan ll M runajciptux it:
THE LADIES8
AUK BKSI'EX-J FL'LI.V INVITED TO
An Kxaruinalion ol Our Stork,
IT COV'KR. ALL fHK
Novelties
OF THE SEASON
HBDRIC3
mch i; t:
Wilmington Savings & Trust a
J. W. ATKINXiX.
I'mOdent.
W. P. TitGMEU.
csutaer.
1 no rutscEss nr., wiLMiNtiTON. x c.
vO Leads Money ca 6aUfaotorr Becnrtry.
rar Interest on Deposit is empowered to
esectuc Trasts of ail uivis. cko u
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