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1n T jaMES. Kdiwr and WP. " POSTAO E PAID: ,4 0a Six months f&M. Three one monasoents. 'Derteii W triers, free par in tbe rttyi M tre above trCCS 4i rarest and UberaL wHipl' report any and saw" regularly. .... to recede - - . .nVKSmrraKrr , pesw" the aoStclei:ant form , 1 1 AXATIVT aD NUTRITIOUS JUICE FiGS OF CALIFORNIA. rv-ibincd xi-ith the medicinal Zes of plant- known to be beneficial to the human sr5-er forming an agreeable udt5cuve laxative to perma-?r- cure Habitual Consti con, and the many ills de pendin? on a weak or inactive condition of the IIDMEYS. LIVER AND BOWELS. ta the ir.ost e jcellent remedy known to MSSZ THE SYSTEM EFFECTUALLY Vhea one is Bilious or Constipated 50 HiAT f USE ttOOOi RSFRE8HIHC SLEEP, HEALTH and STRENGTH NATURALLY FOLLOW. Everyone is using it and all are delighted with it. ASK YDUa DRUGGIST FOR 8YBUP OP E"MGrS MANUFACTURED ONLY BY CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. SAX FRANCISCO, CAL. WimvUlF. Kt. Af IV KOfi. V. r For solo by KOtSKItT K BELLAMY. WIIOLKSAI.E DKtCCIST, tuiSljrdiw Wilmington, N. C. Caffeine Seidlitz. IT'K TIIE SPEEDY RELIEF OF NERVOUS LI hrniarlie and br:iln tatlrue. depression juiloirt!i2 alcoholic aud other excesses, heart burn, nervous debility, etc. One grain of tjircbromare of caffeine In each dose. Mix tae podm In water and ilrlnk during effer Vwdcp. JAMKS l). nittt. Apothecary. Xfi N. Fiu&t K . Wilmltgton, N. C. men 19 liDRIAN & YOLLEKS, I wiioi.i:sai.k ikali:i:s in Vrovisicns, Groceries, Liquors. Tobacco, Cigars, -AND OMMISSIOX MERCHANTS, Cor. Front and Dock St., WILMINGTON, N. O J-tD 13 tf Ulmiuistr.Hor's No1 ice I5or?f(;rlAl,1KIEn AS ADMINISTIIA- ZS,11 Persons havlncr claims -uiji I til U I t $1.50. WHAT IT WILL BUY AT f I II 3 D A. I 1 P voi," xiv. WILMINGTON, N. C SATURDAY, MAY 3, 1890. NO 119. In Victoria, B. C, no lunon or stonecutter will work on a building where Chinese help is employed. - - . There are eaid to be three or four The Register of Deeds has issued marriage license this week to four courles,three white and one colored. The croakers are biting beauti- ladies well known in London society f ully.now on the rocks outside. One who are determined to -appear at man caught nearly 1,500 in three the next meeting of the Coaching days this week. Club on horseback, astride. The Swedish Oyster Culture So ciety is trying to climatize American oysters from Connecticut on the coast of the Province of Bahus. The young oysters seem to thrive well. The Congress of Americanists will be held in Paris on the 14th of Octo ber. It will last four days and dis cuss numerous subjects relating to America in Pre-Columbian times, its history, archaeology, language, etc. Russell A. Alger landed in Detroit at the close of the war without a cent. He now owns 2,000 square miles of pine land in Michigan and is worth $20,000,000, aud believes in tariff on lumber to "profect Ameri can workingmen." The sea island cotton crop in Flor ida for the coming season is already planted and is above the ground. It wppears to be making a good stand. The acerage is larger than it was last year, and the planters are count ing on a big crop, the weather per mitting. A pair of curled poplar logs were shipped to Germany from Swain county, in this State, each twelve feet long and six feet in diameter at the smaller endT These logs will be hewed and polished for exhibition at Berlin this year. The farmer who sold the logs was paid sixty dollars for each . The Paris old soldiers' home, the Hotel des Invalides, will very likely soon be closed. The number of in. mates has sunk from 3,000 to 280, and the Government thinks of clos ing the half-empty buildings and letting the old soldiers shift for themselves on pensions of 300 or 400 francs a year. English iuen-ofwar must bo not tnly wonderfully but fearfully made. The opinion is published that no ironclad has been built" during the last ten years which did not draw at least a foot more water than the Government provided'for. The bow of one of the latest great ships, the Trafalgar, sinks 16 inches below its intended line. "A-stitch in time saves nine," and if you take Hood's Sarsaparilla now it may save months of future possi ble sickness." LOCAL JSnEKTS. - Index to Nw advertisements C W Yates Croquet Setts, etc B F Swanx, agt Family Groceries Sylvan Gkote For Carolina Beach Mcnds Brothers Quinine, Sulphur Soap Day's length 13 hours and 45 minutes. pSfe' Hons. B. B. m ncera S'0Mr2 ?.lln - cf. Bal. or Conir:. I lair or v r- I0r tIurab hty. with heels tiau aert1nd3 which we invite yox KtowilHwy, next week.) M. French & Sons, SXoru. Front Strert. 'TV apitt P THE PUBLIC ! Reduction in Prices. at!U)Cent,, U4lr UuHng o Ccnt8, Shampoo HO Con IP. m cents won h oi work done 'a byc. Give your girl a box of Warren's delightful Sugar Plums. tf Full moon to morrow afternoon at 54 minutes past 3 o'clock. Mr. A. F. Lucas left here yester day for Durham to look after his business interests in that citv. The First Pfesbyterian Sunday School will give an excursion over the Seacoast R. R. on Tuesday next, the Gth inst. Rubber Hose, Lawn Mowers and Rakes of the latest and most'im proved makes are sold by the N. Ja cobi Hdw. Co. t Keep dry and you will keep healthy. Umbrellas, rubber coats, &c, at I. Shrier's, S. K. corner Front and Princess streets. t The Sacrament of the Lord's Sup per will be administered at the close of to-morrow morning's service at G race M. E. C h n rch. cal-lng at lLa :nt st-. lunlngton, s. c. WAicivy, Setts and Hammocks. FLOCKS - w CKOQUT $1.(0 131 ottitl ii Bit5 Belts. a! and "Plastico' on your walls, your mosepo- . " i ..... rf .... 2 Rev. J. W. Cra,ig, of this city, will fill the appointment of the Presiding Elder for preaching at Zion Church, on tire Brunswick circuit, to-tlay and to-iuorrow. , The business and working men's prajer. aud experience meeting at the Seaman's Bethel at 8 o'clock to night will be conducted by Mr. Sam uel Sueeden. ' '.,,'. With "Regal" Paint on your house 1im JZ v KUl 0TUT cents each. 13 u J aors in setts, Tery CttCAP, -VATEy BOQE HOUSE. nouso will be beantliui ana your family iiappy. Sold by the Jacob! Udw. Co , factory agent?. t There, have been two interments this week in Oakdale, both adults, one, an adult, in Bellevue, and one an adult, in Pine Forest. Health Officer McGowan last night condemned 31 shoulders of i Western meat as unfit for consump tion and ordered it destroyed. ixo rain yet out tne promise con tinues good for to night and to-mor row. The dust is disagreeable and it is really needed here in the city. Ask for "Our Old Chief." Thfs new and improved Wamsutta Shirt is now ready and for sale at our Shirt Factory only, at 7oc. 122 Market St., J. Elsbach, prop. t "Services in St. John's Church to morrow: Litany, sermon and Holy Communion at 11 a. m.; Evening Prayer at 5:30 School at 4 p. m. o'clock; Sunday Br. barque I'onssKlii, Paknoham, cleared yesterday afternoon for Bristol, with 3,000 barrels rosin, 357 casks spirits, valued at $11,080, ship ped by.Mossrs. Paterson, Downing & Co. Rev. F. I). Swindell left here to day for St. Louis to attend the Gen era! Conference of the M. E. Church South, which convenes on Wednes day next, as mentioned by us yes terday. Services at St. Paul's Episcopal Church to morrow at 11 a. m. and 8 p. m. Sunday School at 3 p. m. Seats free at all services. The rector, Rev. C. L. Arnold, will officiate at both services. Rev. Mr. Arnold goes to Clinton on Monday to conduct a parochial mission there. The services begin on Monday night, and continue twice a day through the week, and over the following Sunday. The High Tent, I. O. Reehabites, will meet at Hagerstown, Md., on July 8th, and at a meeting of Unity Tent No. CO, held last night, Mr. W. M. Hays was elected delegate with Mr. G. H. Bender as alternate. The Burgaw Herald learns that a large steam sawmill is to be built at the Borough at the mouth of Moore's Creek, two miles from Currie, on the C. F. & Y. V. R. R., and that a tramway is to be built from the mill to Currie. The steamer Sylvan Grove will be put on the route to Carolina Beach on Tuesday next, making two trips a day, each way. The hotel at the Beach will be opened on or About the 15th inst., and then look out for lively times there. New Push and Pull Blind Hinges. Locks the blind when opened or closed. Savea labor and cost of put ting on inside fastenings, which are not needed with these hinges. Cars. penters, it will pay you to examine and use same. N. Jacobi Hdw. Co. t By the Year. Mr. B. F. Swann, proprietor of the popular grocery store on South Front street, having by ocsasional ads. tested the merits of the Review as an advertising medium, has be come so well satisfied with the result that he has contracted with us for space by the year, both in our daily and weekly editions, and his notice appears to day. Our readers will find his stock a first class one. He receives fresh supplies by every steamer. Will Not Deliver. We understand that about eleven miles of the track of the W. O. & E. C. R. R. has already been laid with iron and that Scott's Hill, 12 miles from the city, .will be reached on Monday. Hon. A. M. Wad dell, counsel for the company, has pre seuted a demand for $25,000 of the bonds voted by the city, but it is understood that the authorities will refuse to deliver the bonds, on the ground that the conditions have not been complied with, and that the matter will go into the courts. Refreshing and invigorating Delicious Soda Water as drawn from Mutuls Brothers' magniflceut new soda fountain at a temperatures of 34. Purest Frnit Syrnr, Milk Shakes ana liatural UineralVnter. : Forecasts. For Noith Carolina, fair near the coast, rain in the interior and slight ly warmer. Local forecasts, from 8 a. m. to day, for Wilmington and vicinity, fair weather. Entitled to the Best. All are entitled to the best that their money will buy, so every fam ily should have, at once, a bottle of the best family remedy, Syrup of Figs, to cleanse the system when costive or bilious. For sale in 50c and $1.00 bottles by all leading drug gists. T h March of Progress. Messrs. HaU & Pearsall have pur chased, from the Wilmington In vestment Co., the property at the Northwest intersection of Front and Mulberry streets, running through to Nutt street, with a front on Mul berry. The price paid was $7,000. The old shanties there are to be torn down and soon an elegant busi ness structure will mark the site now covered by one of the greatest eye-sores in the city. Southern Baptist Convention. The Southern Baptist Convention will meet at Fort Worth, Texas, on Friday next, May 9th. Rev. Dr. Pritchard and Mr. D. L. Gore, of this city, will attend as delegates and will leave here on Monday night. There are 70 delegates in all from this State. Reduced rates have been made on the roads, and" on Tuesday next an immense train full of dele gates, made up of other trains con verging at that point, will leave Atlanta for Fort Worth, and wil run solid through to its destination The Atlantic Coast Line and Sea board Air Line will sell tickets at one fare for the round trip, good for 30 days. Excursions will be given to the delegates from Fort Worth to the City of Mexico and to San Fran cisco when the Convention shal have concluded its labors. NEW ADVKUTISEMENTS. PLKASS XOTIC& we will be glad to rtcclre comxatmlcau froai oar mends oa aar and all subject i general interest, oa The name of the writer most alwari fie nlshed to the KJitor. i Communication mist t written oa , one side or tne pper. . . . - .; rersouauaes must oa aroi&M. T Anl it ta especially and' particularly agOfl stood that the Editor does notlalwaja endors the views of correspondenta unless w in the editorial columns. V NEW A O V E UT 1 8 EM EN TS, MATTRESSES. W. M. GUMMING P. S your life is spent in bed. Death of Dr. Carr. jjr. inomas . uarr, an old ana highly esteemed resident of this city, died at 9:30 o'clock last night, at Clinton, where he had been lesiding for some months past in the hope of findinsr an improvement in his health. For many years past he has been practically an invalid, and al most blind. The remains will be brought here this evening and the interment will take place to morrow but nothing definite as to the hour can be determined unon until the arrival here of Dr. Caxr's son, Mr Willie Carr, who is in charge of the remains. Dr. Carr was, we think, about 65 years of age and cairn to Wilming ton about 35 years ago from Canan- daigua, N. Y. He married the old est daughter of the late Mr. Isaac Northrop and practised dentistry here for many years and by . close attention to business amassed quite a competence. Some years after the war he embarked largely in pur chase of real estate here and built a number of substantial brick houses, among others the present Seaman's Home, which was built for the So ciety, but a depreciation in values ensued and Dr. Carr lost heavilv on his investments. He has since been ndecliningbealth and incapacittaed for business. Lung Troubles, Rheumatism, Etc. Frequently a person issunposed to have consumption when it is some pother disease altogether that is reducing his flesh and making him look pale and thin. 1 J. W. Yates, Tullahoma, Tenn., writes: "It does me good to praise Botanic Blood Balm. It cured me of an abscess on the lungs and asthma that troubled me two years and that other remedies failed to benefit." So you see it is sometimes well to trv constitutional treatment. No remedy is so good as B. B. B. (Bo tanic Blood Balm) for rebuilding wasted tissue, and giving health to e.very portion of the system reached by that great circulating stream of life, the human blood. Again, it is often supposed that colds and expo sure are the only causes of sciatica, rheumatism, etc. Such is not aN ways the case. It is frequently caused by impurities In the blood. " Win. Price, Luttsville, Mo., writes: "1 was Afflicted with sciatica and had lost the use of one arm and one leg for nine years. 1 went to Hot Springs and also tried different doc tors, but found no cure until I tried Botanic Blood Bahu. It made me sound and welL I am well known in this vicinity." Observe, even when the renowned Hot Springs failed, B. B. B. brought relief. Remember, no matter what blood remedy you have tried or in tend to try, .. B, Is the only one that will give you complete satisfac tion. V ' ' Grace Church To-JVIorrow. Grace Methodist E. Church, South, Northeast corner of Mulberry and Fourth streets, Rv. Walter 8. Creasy, Pastor. Services to mor row at 11 a. m. and 8 p. m. Sabbath p. in. Weekly prayer lecture, Wednesday School 3:30 meeting and evening at 8 o'clock. Seats free, cordial invitation is extended strangers and visitors. BOOM -OF T1IK BUTTEK FLIES. A to attendance at on Thursday, it was much It seemed as Very Large Attendance Last Night at the W. L. I. Festival Oifls With Fans and Boys on the Bars The Company in Their Sword Drill Lots of Money Chaucetl Hands. Large as was the the Military Festival the opening night, larger last night. though almost everybody was there. There was a throng but not a crowd. Everybody was delighted and in a good humor. The refreshment ta bles were crowded throughout the evening and great as was the de mand upon them they were equal to it. There was an excellent pro gramme. The fan drill, by. little misses from the Union School, un der the direction of Prof, and Mrs. Nobles, gave a delightful entertain ment. All of the different evolu tions were executed by them with grace and skill and to music on the piano furnished b' Misses Belle An derson and Eliza Meares. The gymnastic exercises by the classes from the Y. M. C. A., under the conduct of Prof. William Little, were witnessed by a large and ad miring audience. Those participat ing were Messrs. Marion Woodward, Charles Grainger, W. P. Oldham, Jr., John L. Grafflin, Hiram V. Jen kins, Morgan Turrentine and John R. Turrentine, Jr. The sword drill by the W. L. I. was one of the most interesting fea tures of the evening. Capt. Kenan was the master of ceremonies in that line. The drill took place in the large space between tne compress buildings and under the glare of the electric light. It was a splendid ex hibition and those who did not see it missed one of the best things of fered here in a long time. The Art Gallery maintained its stand as a point of great interest. It was thronged throughout the even- ing. rue display mere is one oi tne largest and best e'er gotten togeth er in any Southern city. And the show is still on. But it will close to-night, at near midnight. and those who have not attended should by all means take advantage of the last opportunity that will be presented. The programme for this evening will be as'follows: From C to 7 o'clock there Avill be a "Baby Show,1' open to competition for children under three years of age. An entrance lee oi ten cents will be charged. Prizes for the pret tiest and best will be awarded by a committee. The Fan Drill, as given last even ing, win oe repeated at s.w.o ciock. under the direction of Miss Eliza Meares and Miss Belle Anderson. Banjo Club with other instru mental music in Art Room. Also, fine vocal music at same place. Large supply of chicken and lob ster salad, deviled crabs, &c, kc., will be served. NEW AOYEUTISEMENTS. O For Carolina Beach. X AND AYTEK TUESDAY, MAY 5Tn. steamer SYLVAN ukove will leave Winning. ton at 9 00 a. m- and 3 30 p.m. Trains lave beach at l 30 antf 5 p. m. Until further no tice. J. W. II Alil'ElL my 3 ft (Star and 3Mssngr-r cop) Rtalli!trl 1874. Ideal Quinine NOTICE. J AM STILL ON FKOST STREET, IN front of the bi? Market. I nave a complete" stock of First-Class Family Groceries, - and can sell cheaper than any Retail Uou.se in the city. My (jood3 are always fresh and, clean. I have a wajjon for deUTery and can send your (Joods within 20 minutes arter or dered. Remember, I keep iho best cniP BEEF in the city, oive mo a calL J5. my 3 ly D&W t SWANN, Act. Just Received, 150 UNCIIES -OF T,IosK WNK BA NANAS, which I will sell cheap for caslu A. S. WINSTEAD, 115 North second Street, near Postonice. my 2 2t A ND SULPIILi;. SOAP. J s&ln disease thl3 son w ill n For sale dj musiw ijkotukkj. THERE IS NO not fcenent. Id N. Front stmt. my 3 tr C0I N. Ffcurth St. T PTQ P A PPT? 13 FRINTED WITH J. OlO XXJuLjIXi Infc manufactured toy ne jraarmouni itidi mjjr i n. worts. T. K. WUUiIlTCO 52tli Etreet a&d;fc-&n) ira&U avenue.-1 Grand Military Festival, Fair, Butterfly Party, ART LOAN EXHIBIT, TABLEAUX, LIVING STATUARY AND EXHIBITIONS By Y.M. C A. Athletic Club, May 1st, ISnd and :5rd, , Under the management of the lady rricnd3 of the Wilmington Light Infantry. All t ho old and many novel and interest ing features will bo presented. Sm. programme for full particulars. Admission 10 centa. my 1 It - Flower Pots l i27 MAICKET 8f . 1 f finn FIFTEEN thousand FLOW 1 J,U U J er Pots, all sizes. Largo varlet y of Bedding Plants and Tube ltoso Bulbs. The cninese arer Lilly can be soen growing at V J. KTRKIIAM & CO., apl 29 It Auctioneers. 27 Market sr. State of North Carolina, SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW HANOVER COUNTY, n. A. London as Administrator or sallie J. Moore, plaintiff, vs. Mary E. (Quince, et al, defendants. To Mary E. Quince. Catherine A. Davis, Re becca S. Davis, John o. Miller, Thomas v. Miller, Johnstone Jones and wife Bet tie W. Jones, Mary A. Miller, Rebecca D. Miller, Thomas I. Davis, John Davl. Fred D. Davis, William W. Dayls, William Davis, and Fred s. Davis, You and each of you are hereby notified that the plaintiff, U. A. Ixmdon, administrator, has filed in this ofTJce his report of the sale Of the real estate described in the complaint herein, made by him on the 11th April, lw. under the decree made In this cause, and that a motion to confirm the said sale will be heard before me. at my oftlce in the Court House, in the city of Wilmington. Nort h Car olina, on Tuesday, the Itftb day of May. Ihwo, whpn and where you can attend and fil ex ceptions, if any you have, to tbc ald report and to the confirmation of siid sale. Dated this 12th day of April, S. Y akAMKINE. clerk sapt-rlor court ' apl 12 oaw lv sat New Hanover county. Notice. I S I WILL BE AT CAROLINA BEACH 3L for a few weeks bulldlDg several new cou tages, I take this method of noUfylng my friends and those wanting Carpenter work done, that all orders left at B. F. Hwann's. oa south Frent street, or sent to Carolina Beach. i win get. itsr or rererences given. Respectfully, my 1 5t VRANS SWANN. Executor's Notice. H AVI.; QUALIFIED AS on the estate of Amanda EXECUTOR Daggett, de cease 1. all persons Indebted to the Mid estate of the feald dexa.sod are hereby notified to make immediate payment and settlement a longer indulgence cannot be given, and all pr- son having claims against the feald f state will present them for payment within tltct precnoea oy law or this notice will be pieaa in Dnr or ineir recovery April. Ii apl 2 oaw w DAVID WILLI AMS, fa' Executor. Wilmington Seacoast fi.R. fS AND AFTER THIS DATE will only be shipped oa the :15 a. FREIGHT m. I rain It wiU be re- from Princess Street station. ceived at Depot until 5 o'clock p. tu. Freight must invariably be prepaid. J. If. NOLAN. general Manager. my 2 TAKE A SPIN O5 n-rn'.ons. N THE TURNPIKE THESE FINE Ar- V can furnish you with the meaxis for doing to. we've got good horses, light, comfombU VEHICLES awl, whoa deaiml, careful Drir- errs, our charge are moderate inn we iry hard to plcajse our cvsiomrt a. li. C.ORRtLI, Urerj and Sale fitatle-i, apl Vtr C9r. ThtrJ an l frcri