THIS FAr"
JlE4 &rf-raniirr0P'
1S PAID:
montw f-oa Three
: ..,h T. cents.
PLSAS2 N OTIC I. ' " ?
Wt will bo glad to recelTO eonuaTuuciti -Tom
our mauls on any an4 aUtntjects '-
general interest, bat
Ttto name or the writer most always fee "
nisnea to tne fcator.
communicauoaa- man De wrlttea cja
one side of tire paper.
Person&noea most to avoided.
Anl it is especially and paracularty tafie
stood mat tne coitor does not lartrays caficrs.
tne news 01 correspondents onlest m
In tbe editorial columns. .
J- AHor free
S. report any and
VOL. XIV.
WILMINGTON, N. C, MONDAY, APRIL 14, 1890.
NO 102.
Da
IVIEW
in
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5xiTlVr NUTRITIOUS JUICE
PCS OF CALIFORNIA.
,1 with the medicinal
of plai'-i 'own to
Tbtccficial io 'the human
forming an agreeable
TSctive laxative to perma-
cure i i:n
ii and the many ins ue-
-37 on a vvcuiw ui . w
-twKi of the
3EE1S, LIVER AHD BOWELS.
c;-rn.:sttx.:eneBtrcmeayKno i
HSc THE SYSTEM EFFECTUALLY
lln t te I. E&os or Camtipatcd
OTiWT
UfllOOD. REFRECHIMQ SLEEP,
HEALTH anu w
HATJRALLY FOLLOW.
-en-one is using it and all are
Jtiiehteti with it.
f AS V0JR DRUGGIST FOR
irnrjp op figs
MANUFACTURED ONLY BY
ALITORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
5 M FRANCISCO. CAL.
tl tHUf- K1. Nt W YORK. N. Y
fX SiiC t y
KOUEIJT 15. HELLAftlY.
ttTKCKSAi.E DRUGGIST,
h S lydXir Wilmington. N. C.
Caffeine Seidlitz.
UTKEEKDY KKI.IEF OF NERVOUS
a&el an-l brain fatigue, depression
rwia; i!.otioU. and other excesses, heart-
t. Bentms rtt billty. etc. Ooe grain or
Irtbnmj'rot caffeine In each dose. Mix
rvlm In u-flfpr Anil ilrint rturlnrr ofTer-
X J. M F.S D. X ITT. A pot hecaiT.
5. IVva bi . Wilmitston, x. C. mch 19
IRIAN & V0LLER8,
whoi i vw i: iik.m:i:s in
ovisions, Groceries,
Liquors. Tobacco, Cigars,
AND
3IMISSI0X MERCHANTS,
tor. front an.l Dock St.,
WILMINGTON', N. U.
till
I'KUA HOUSE.
n iilu -ir.it .1 si,-nxi.tif)n Lociure on
ar Through Sw tzerhnd,
VrcliiPMlay, April Kith.
;t. -To t-outs: rhlUren. 2i cents; ;allerr
..x st-ats at ates'. I'-egm at p. m'.
A Large Invoice
ali-'xv t ilkt rAPEK in:uolls
10 '"'J' or on.ba'.f and one
Mi xns unoTiiEns,
lt x. Front street.
iTAKE A spiw
Tl: Tl I.MIKi: TIIESK KINK AK-
.No territory will be admitted into
the sisterhood of -States by this Con
gress unlesstlieRepablican earmarks
are plainly apparent. Forthis reason
Wyoiuiupr may not get in. It looks
too much as though she might vote
the Democratic ticket.
v Vitcount'Hampden, theex -S)eak-er
of the British House, of Commons,
has gone into trade as a retail deal
er in provisions. .His eggs and Ins
Cotton advanced an eighth in this i
market to-day. j
We are sorry to hear that Mr. L j
H. Bbwden is again quite sick at his I
residence in this city.
Mr.W. H. M. Koch, who has leased
the saloon privileges at Carolina
Beach, will oyen there to morrow.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
A TREAT!
When ready.to build, paint 5r re-
. -. : 1 1 t". t :i j.
ia.u vwn iu mm it io vour anvan-1
butter are all stamned with a cornet ta'e to bil .vour "aterial of the
and a letter."!!," and the cockneys , Jacobi Hdr. Co. t
now will be careful not to drop their ! 'M pleases me so I shall , use no
altshes. ? v 1 Other." is what the farmer said whn
EXTRA 8
RE17ED
BEER!
John James Ingalls is credited
with the assertion that all is well
now with the Republican party and
that with the present outlook Har
rison could be renominated and re
elected. Ingalls has evidently been
reading up on Martin Chuzzlemt
lately and patterning after the im
mortal Mr. Tapley.
i asked about the Boy Clipper, Plow,
sold by the N. Jacobi Hdw. Co.
The Republican majority in
Speaker Reed's eye should tackle
the majorities in the recent elec
tions." While they are about it can't
they count out some of the big ma
jorities in New VorK, Ohio and In
diana? There is just as much sense
and propriety in doing this as in
stealing a State or a Congressional
district. With them it is not the
needy who steal but the stealing
who need. - '
The Wilmington Hook and Ladder
Co. No. 1 will practice to night and
to morrow night for the parade and
trial of skill on Wednesday evening.
Mr. B. F. Penny returned to the
city Saturday night from the North
ern clothing market, where he pur
chased largely for the coming season.
Nor barque Life Eriksen, Kroger,
cleared to day for London, with 5,
676 barrels rosin, valued at f 7,883,
shipped by Messrs. Williams & Mur-chison.
The Young Men's Democratic
Club of Massachusetts, 275 strong,
will dine at the Parker House, Bos
ton, this evening. Congressman
Vw. U Wilson, of West Virginia,
and Hon. Patrick A. Collins will
"call attention to the principles of
Jeffersonian Democracy as applied
to the questions of to-day, and pro
test against the schemes of centra
lization and paternal government
brought forward by thejlepublican
party."
t am v.
Kingston (N. Y.; Ledger: "Speak
ing of hides, the . Republican hide
will be hungup to dry in a little less
than two years, and 15 per cent will
not save it." And talking about Re
publican hogs reminds ns of the old
barn burner, W. T. Sherman, talk
ing at a G. A. R. reunion about "our
glorious victories." The old bald
headed fraud! He never won a fight
although he did burn a city or two.
If the South had had no wiser and
more valorous soldier than old Sher
man to oppose her the capitol of the
United States to day would be in
Richmond.
v.,
ni:i you with ibe
Republicans claim that the result
of the Spring elections in Ohio was
not a surprise to them. They say
that they did'nt expect their voters
to come out. Hindsight is much
more accurate, the day'after a fu
nernal, than foresight the day pre
vious. They did'nt' take Ohio this
year because they, didn't want it;
or, perhaps,fbecause they couldivt
get it. They say that they, will not
fritter away their strength now but
will reserve ii until '92. This means
that they see a good-sized contingent
of Democratic congressmen from
Ohio next Fall and they wonrt
count them out then, either.
Wanted. A good appetite. You
can have it easy enough by taking
Hood's Sarsanarilla. It tones the
! digestion and cures sick headache.
mouses, light, comfortable
v.-a ;.n tlcslnM, rareful Drlv-
.1 l; , .
Of;
moderate and we try
-torners.
It- C.OKKELL.
l-rtirjran.l Sale Stables.
tIr' T,Unl anJ rrincess st.
LOCAL JNJijWS.
1XDEX TO NXV ADTEKTISKravrS
Msa G P Lamb For Sale
J J Dedricx Dress Goods
MrxDS Bros toilet Paper
w M CrxifiKQ Mattresses
v II M Koca-i-CaroUna Beacli
E V4SIU.1R Pianos and Organs
J Q WwaHT Real Estate Agent
C W Yates Window Shades, etc
D 11 ITcvrHREY Ocean View Beach
For oher local see fourth page. 1
' Prof. Bellezza is in Raleigh and
will open a dancing school there
this week.
RiE ; ACME
1
Wacturins CO
P'izers, Pine Fibre and
p'ne Fibre Matting.
i . .
1Hllrirtn - XT fi Mr. T. O. Register, of Cronly, ac
t T Tli ixi 1 u..... !...:... ci. i
'wrui r.ri.KTlUZfiHa 1 uio tuy uu ouiuruay.
fefV Ral l5i greatly neede.1 now, not
! rTi'1" ouwr state irin onlv only for the farms "Tind truck
F ATT1N(: m grauo manure ; , , . . . .. , . .
f Hue i 55 Iroui leaves of our gardens but to lay the dust m the
I'zZz.'. li conceded to tc.i r . Jri , -
"I otner fabric, I
Sc h r Orlando, Clark, cleared to
day for Port-au-Prince, with 130,610
feet lumber and 5 barrels tar, valued
at $1,823.75, shipped by Messrs. S. &
W. H. Northrop.
Ask for "Our Old Chief." This
new and improved Wamsutta Shirt
is now ready ancf or sale atpur Shirt
Factory only, at 75c. 122 Market St.,
J. Klsbairh, prop. t
There has been more of a sum
mery feeling with the atmosphere
to-day than on any day thus far
this season, although the wind has
held out in the North.
Paint your Buggy for 75 cents, "C
bits," with Detroit carg. Paint, a
varnish and paint combined. Guar
anteed to give satisfaction. Sold by
the N. Jacobi Hdw. Co. t
Another large crowd went down
on the Seacoast R. R. yesterdaj' and
some of the dry and thirsty elements
thereof were greatly digusted when
they found that nothing stronger
than lemonade could be had.
We understand that Mr. Hans A.
Kure will open a general merchan
dise store at Carolina Beach this
Summer, which will be a great con
venience to the residents at that resort.
Boys ! we can sell you a Bracket
) Saw, with frame, for 10 cents. N.
Jacobi Hdw. Co
Mr. and Mrs. "Piatt D. Cowan, of
feli13 Suffi? Sr ' Washington City, paused , through
CJaaprooF .-".DciagugLt the citv a. few nlchts ago en-routc
kZTrirOm rpllat.'o n.MiM fv. TnW.-,n:i1. TIn i1iam i V.at
uS?ou,.a.orwmiSjwiUremlinala'n,h-
Mrs. G. P. Lamb offers for sale her
house on Sixth street, between Prin
cess and Chestnut,together with the
furniture, the hot house , and the
large and fine assortment of potted
plants. See ad. elswhere in this
issue.
Oapt. E. L. Grant, Superintendent
of the National Cemetery here, has
been retired at his own request and
ordered to Petersburg, Va. Super
intendent W. H. Lacy, at Peters
burg, has been ordered to relieve
Superintendent Grant.
The manager of the Opera House
has used, strenuous efforts to get
some kind of a theatrical entertain
ment for the visitors this week, but
all have failed. There are but few
companies still on the road and
these have all dates ahead to cover
every night of this week.
Mr. J. G. Wright has opened a
real estate office at No; 1, Smith
building, on Princess street, and his
card appears in this issue. He will
buy and sell real estate, collect rents
and attend to taxes and insurance
on all business entrusted to him. He
will give strict attention'to all mat
ters placed in his hands.
Superior Court.
The Spring term ofSuperior Court
for New Hanover county. Judge
Graves presiding, opened here to
day. There are in all 90 cases on
the docket. The following were dis
posed of to day:
Harriet Hill vs. Stephen Mill;
judgment for divorce.
W. B. Cushing L Co. vs. W. H.
Styron, et al., left open.
Hattie Iind v.. A- B. Lind, con
tinued. Bank of New Hanover vs. Mary
E. Smith, admr. et al., left open.
S & B. Solomon vs. Mary E. Smith
admr. et al., judgment for plaintiff.
First National Haulers C. C. Lyon,
judgment for plaintiff.
' Wiu. Cromwell vs,RobertThoaias,
et al , non suit.
Bock! Bock! Bock!
Robert Portner Brewing Co.,
WILMINGTON BRANCH,
Received this day Invoice of first Shipment this Season of
Bock
Beer
Can supply our Customers for one week only. Carload will be here
MONDAY and will bo delivered to customers on TUESDAY, the 15th. inst.
Orders received in advance and filled promptly.
-ALSO FULL SUPPLY OF
- TIV0LI AND' VIENNA CABINET BEER.
Bock. Book., Bock.
S Send in your orders early.
E. KUHBLANK, Agent
ROBERT POHTNJEK RUEWINU CO.
g--'-'- - - 1 ..' v...1 1 :
. A Pleaaing Sense
Of health and strength renewed and
of ease and comfort follows the use
of Syrup of Figs, as it acts in har
mony with nature to effectually
cleanse the system when costive or
bilious. For sale in 10c and $1.00
bottles by all leading druggists.
Mintl Your Manners.
We really wish that some of the
young men of the city would try and
learn and observe some of the rules
of decorum which belong to the
House of God during divine service.
They ought to know that to
leave a church-while the sermon or
any other part of the service is in
progress, unless actually compelled
to do so, is a great annoyance to the
congregation and a direct and gross
insult to the preacher, yet we are
pained to say that we frequently see
such outrages upon good breeding
perpetrated by young men who
ought to know better how to be-
have themselves.
Carolina Beach.
QNAND APTEIt TO-DAY 1 WILL HAVE
open at Carolina lieach a nrsr Mass Barroom
with the flnost WINES, LIQUORS. CKJARS,
&c., at city prices.
aplHSt- I W. II. M. KOCH.
Ocan View Beach.
JONT FORGET TO ASK FOR 15. I).
Humplirey's Pool and Blllard lioom, where
j-ou will find as fine WINES. LIQUORS, BEER
and CIGARS as tliere is in the State
It. R. HUMPHREY,
apl 14 It Proprietor.
FOR
fY RESIDENCE
1U.-
AT NO. 105 NORTH
Beffinnine tha Season.
Wrighteville, the Hammocks and
Ocean Beachhave begun todon their
Summer attire and the healthful at
tractions of these favorite resorts
are successfully inviting visitorsf rom
our city. On Saturday last the af
ternoon train on the Seacoast Rail-,
road, consisting of fourcoaches, was
crowded with excursionists from
our city, and all seemed delighted
with the ride. At the Beach the
"switchback" was opened to the
public for the first time this season
and quite a number of the young
people and some who were young
many, very many, years ago were
treated to a ride thr6ugh the court-
esy of those having the property in
charge. j
Gafarrh.
Catarrh is a most disgusting ail
ment and yet many unnecessarily
suffer -with the disease.: They wrill
try local applications, which do no
good whatever, but fail to try such
constitutional treatment as is afford
ed by a use of B. B. B. (Botanic
Blood Balm), which removes the
mucous poison in the blood and thus
eradicates the cause of the disease.
N. C. Edwards, LampassasSprings,
Tex., writes; "I was greatly annoy
ed with oatarrh which impaired, my
general health. The discharge from
my nose was very offensive, and I
used various advertised remedies!
fviinout oeneut until linauy tue nsei
or is. X t. entirely cured me- 1 am
proud to recommend r blood reme
dy with such poVerfol curative vir
tu.'1 B. C. Kinard &: Son, Towaliga,
Ga., write: "We induced a neigh
bor to try B. B. B. for catarrh,
which he thought incurable as it
had resisted all treatment. It de
lighted him and continuing its use
he was cored sound and well"
Every Oa Will Derorate.
Bunting and Flags for Decorating
can be had of I. Shrier, corner Front
and Princess streets.
Warren's Sugar Plum, iher latet
and best out. Call and try a box: G
and 10 cents. tf
Sixth street, a comfortable dwelling contain
ing: nine rooms. Also my Furniture, a fine
Piano, and a
Fine Hot House,
containing a choice assortment of pot plants
CameUas, Roses, etc. The Hot nous can be
removed, and the plants will be sold at whole
sale or retail.
The sale will begin immediately. Persons
desiring to make a purchase will apply at the
premises. MRS. o. p. LAMB.
apl H yt
J. G. WRIGHT,
REAL ESTATE AGENT,
lloom No. 1, 2nd Floor, Smith' Build
ing, Between Front ami Swoml,
Prince Street.
"JEAL ESTATE BOUGHT AND SOLD
Rents collected.' Taxes and insurance care
fully attended to. win give strict attention
to business placed in hi3 hands.
aplMta.T lm mon thur
WE HAVE
JUST RECEIVED ANOTHER LARGE AS
SORTMENT OK
ORaANS
AND
in the latest designs and fancy woods which
we offer at lowest prices, INSTALMENTS or
CASH. The publlc.ls cordially invited to ex
amine our large aod.superior stock 0 Instruments.
E. VanLAER,
407 lted Cross Street.
apl 11 tf cod
Store Whdow Shades.
W
E MAKE ALL SUES. THE CHEAPEST
line of shades of all Kinds in the city. Wall
Paper. Wrapping Paper. Par
Bagit. writlmr
rune at
Loer
Paper. In fact everything In the paper U
V. XV. lAltA'
Wholesale and Retail
apl 12 tf Boot and Papr Hoie.
Auction Tuesday.
T Tr MARKET ST.CET. IX FRONT OF
our Salesrooms, we will fell Furalture.Move.
carpets. Bath Tubs. Ilctleu KeeX. Waler
cooiere. Ac. Send In your consignments Mon
day for Tuesday sale. -
W. J-KtRKIIAil t CO.,
apl U rt a. n. MKJin, Auctioneer.
NKW A I V K UT 1 8 EKX TS
J AlHEs. WK PROMISED SOME EXTRA. .
ordlnarj- Rarain- for tbN week". t our Store
on the comer, and true to our word we tball
name a few, as our snare will not permit us
to glveihent all. ; ;
DRESS GOOD G
seoma to 1 our hobby, and just ly so. ior Wff
ai-e proud of the stock that we have, and for
this week only we are going to give some
startling prices. Lo.k out, here we go. Our
921 OO KOilES FOIC jfdOOO
17 OO
15 00
ir ao
lh 50
1 2 00
10 00
TOO
5 OO
11 UO
O OO
5 OO
4 2."
ALBATROSS,
All-wool, light shades in Greens, Red, He
liotrope and Grey, at ents, former pric? C3
cents.
FRENCH 0HALLIES,
All -Wool, :52-inch. Fashionable Styles, at ii
cents, former price fid cents.
Zephyr fiinIiams.
A few pieces we will close out at 21 cents, for
merly S3 cents.
MOURNING GOODS.
The largest stock in the city to select from,
50 per cent, less than former price. Posi
tively for this week onry.
SATINES.
our ir cent S ATI N E.S at Uf cent a few
pieces of FRENCH STINES ili.it we will
close out at 22 cents. - .
(1IXGIIAMS, GINGHAMS, "GINGHAMS,, AT
6 CENTS, WORTH 8 CENTS.
H ' " 10
lit 12X- "
viy. " " 15 "
These are sweeping reduct Ions, and lmprC33
upon yourself the maxim. "The early bjn
catches the worm." .
White Goods !
'
In Plaid tinnda Pljiln r;rw1a an1 fHtva tlam
that win not fall to interest yo't. A new lot
In Saturday.
Wamsutta I'otton ar. 11V pnt TVntt. r,r
Loomat! cent: Hill at 9 cents; Oak LaTrn
at 1: cents. . . .
Ladies, nnw U the time to lay in your Sum
mer supply of these goods.
Table Linens,
Full lileach'-d. -S-lneh wide, reduced from
tiT1, toij. fL23t.ofl.05. fl.f to w cents,
$ cent to 75 cents.
These goods furnish food for thought. Sure
ly the prlc-s are eye openers. This should
satisfy th Lad'es for the prew-nf.
Let us look up and rsr vrfm we can do for
the GENTLEMEN.
Scarfs,
l.V doen New Stylen and Patterns.
Keducd from sr cents to au ce ntn.
.vicentst40iTentii.
73 cen'js to vj centn.
An l that is not ail; a new lot expected tun
week that is the cream of the fashion. pat
terns never shown in the city bforf.
Saip lifrs, Snipper, fBiaierx
The -heapet lot In th ciry.-
Half-Hose
In Colors. RUck and Ralbrlgaos. at auon
iRhly low pricen. We mean what w av.
Take advantage of it.
sxTioriisros.
Warranted ImporteJ English tiooiH of tin
finest maken. ill figure ou a pair of Panta
loons or a Suit, and guarantee r per cent,
lower than can be bought thU t'.U; of New
York. We mean to scare up trade, and are
stttsried if you will only call, the price wiil
ell the good-4. ThH aJvertlseiritnt holds good
for only ON'K WEEK.
Jtesiectfuiiy,
J.XHEDRICKJ
IOI AIAKKKT STICK RTi
apl 14 tt - - - -
our 40-inch silic Warp HENRIETTAS, In I. .
Drown and Itlues, at 7.) rents, former price N
1
cents. This is a 'bargain..
;