y
THIS TArBR
Sundays excepted,
wfrftfd every e'-
p-ntor and Prop.
UP'
ST rf 7
POSTAGE PAID:
' v x montns $2.00. .Three
0' one month, Si cents.
cootH3. carriers, free
paper1
n of the cirr, at the above
per week
will pi- report any and
awcitw- lr paper nearly. --
iares W. t
.,.j;rr .i- :t' elt-nt form
LAXATIVE AfJa NUTRIT10U3 JUICE
FIG3 OP CALIFORNIA, - .
rvW with the medicinal
L"',eS' of plant- known to be
"beneficial to the human
' .vdn.'f11 an agreeable
;lTeVtive Laxative to perraa
Vatre Habitual Consti
r'ai. and the many His de
Cndi on a weak or inactive
condition of the
SiDKEYS.LIVER AHD BOWELS.
then.c--t e .-cl!eEt rcniedy known to
PMSSB'THE SYSTEM EFFECTUALLY
Vita oue i l':!ir or CoiutipatcJ
j THAT
PL-RE ELOOD, REFREOHIHC SLEEP,
HSALTH and 8TRENCTH
f,AT'w'RAL!-Y FOLLOW".
Even one is using it and all are '
tltlis'hted with it.'
ASK VOUR C".UQQIST FOf
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
LAS fV.AMttil'O, CAL.
'rt'M'i .''" ' -kt. ni t't SOUK. N. Y
.KOISKKT l?- UISIjIjAMY.
vni.i:s.Li-: imi (;cisr,
mi-uaj wnnUngton, N. V.
ADRIAN & VOLLEItS,
miio.ks.ai.i: ii:.i.i:i:s in
Provisions, Groceries.
i
" Liquors. Tolmccb, Cigars,
- ANJ) -
niJlJHSSIDX MKRCIfANTS,
Cor.l iont iiml Dork St.,
WILMINGTON, N. C,
Caffeine Seidlitz.
P01J THE si-ekdy RELIEF OB1 NERVOUS
w!,,,ailiClie aBd brain laUgue, depression
i uofflnsali-oliolieana other excesses, heart-
u. u m-noua aecuity, etc. One grain of
rnTllr of caffeine in each dose, Mix
ra watrand drink during effer
Ti JAM Ks J)- KUTT. Apothecary.
lnLt st . Wllmltgton, N. C. mch 19
('roqiiet Setts and Hammocks.
IJAMXOCKS fl.tiii to $2.30, CROQUET fl.CO
50 Ol Boso Ball lilts. Rplta; etc A
ane ot those popular 12 mo3 . handsome-'
so Kaa-iaM authors in setts, very cheap. "
2L YATES' BOOK IlOUSfi.
Hums and Butter,
XUHTI1 Al;OLlNA AND 8. C. IIAfS.
PKKSI1 MOUNTAIN BUTTER.
ltisl-,aie:,ii iijrht.
ll.AU At PCAICS ALI,,
11 au.l U So. Water Street
yoi Can Save Money
'.. BY CAI.UNG ON
B-1(,.SWANN, Agent,
I'pos;,. Front StK-et Market.) -AXD
GET HIS TRICES ON
family groceries,
tnffT nwtirig l.ut THE BEST, and will
Itfmtn any part of the city frte of
t,Ue Li w a cult D W my 1 1 f
. NOTICE.
O VlUTl"E F A DECREE OF THE SU
ton of w n . . .
- m. I win ell, for cash, at the Court
1 Af.i. - I
ia trie City of Wllmlssrton. ou
jlV ... . " '
1 axnfc, ' y 01 Mar- lsoo clalm?.'
ov,VyjLHcuon. and debts duo and
I. g V ". t-vrn." and by him assigned to
rcj s;er by assignment. .
r.T. Ulatl0 concerning the claims will
.-a ut it,. sa,e
cf 1 1 OliGE ROUNTKEE,
Kcceiver.
Hardware,
AND CROCKERY.
E. SPmNGER & CO.,
fyy--V'A f&SSS&ft'C v.
torrters&nd. Jofipcra
- rurcfti BufMin?;
tor;
.r
VOL XIY.
W
Index to New Adtirtisemknts
Fx f.ed & Co Furniture
fi V Yatss Croque;, Sorts, etc
Dajr's length 14 hours ind 27 lain-j
utes;
' rnr- i n 77 ,
tilMO Par,0r.PCn
iii i iu p. m. tf
Sunset to morrow afternoon at 11
minutes past 7 o'clock.
; - -
. lo-morrow is known in the Church j Hayti, with 17'i,000 feet lumber, val
Calendar as Trinity Sunday. j ud at $2,192, shipped liy Messrs. Jas.
' Sundav Sr.bnol t th.wiJ Mief H" Qhadbourn Co.
Church , to-morrow-
'evening at
o'clock.
MrJno. I). Bellan", Jr.. is also of
the counsel for the ;ity in the mat
ter of the Onslow railroad bonds.
The Register of lieeds has issued
marrjage licenses this week to four
couples, two white and two colored.
'The Board of Aldermen will ineei
with the Board of Audit and Finance
on Monday next to arrange tho tax
levy.
No interments this week- in Oak
dnle, but one, an adult, in Bellevue,
and but two, lolh adtilti, in Pirn
forest.
Sunday School at St. Matthew's
Evangelical Lutheran Mission in
Brooklyn, atn o'clock to morrow af
ternoon.
In ml va need age . the jleclining
powers are wonderfully refreshed by
flood's Sarsaparilla. It really does
"make the weak strong."
The wind has got, around to the
Southwest and it js probable iliat
we will have.sonie days of line wea
ther now. j. "
Rubber Hose, -Lawn Mowers and
Rakes of the latest and most im
proved makes are sold by the N. Ja
cobi Hdw; Co. t
Wantkd ! 50 gt)ol and experi
enced hands, to work on shirts. Ap
ply at the Wilmington Shirt Fact .ry,
122 Market street. V
Keep dry and you will keep
healthyr Umbrellas, rubber coats,
&c, at I. Shrier's, S. K. corner Front
and Princess streets. t
Services at St. Paul's Episcopal
Church to-morrow at 11 a. m. and
8.15 p. in. Seats free at all services.
Sunday School at 5 p. m.
I am Manufacturer's Agent for
Barbed and all kinds of Wire, Com
bination Wire and Iron Fences. Or
ders solicited. Jatn.es I. Metts.
On and after Monday next parties
failing to get tickets where there is
a ticket agent will be charged extra
fare on the Wilmington Seacoast
Railroad.
Prayer and experience meeting of
business and working men at the
Seaman's Bethel at 8:15 o'clock .to
night. The ladies and sea-faring
men, are invited to attend.
Services in St. John's Church to
morrow, Trinity Sunday, as follows;
Morning Prayer and Holy Commun-
j ion at 11 o'clock; Evening Prayer at
5:30 o'clock; Sunday School at 4 p. m.
The Sunday School of Grace M. E.
Church will convene at 5 p. m. to
morrow and will continue to'do so
until further notice, and the night
services, will commence at 15 min
utes past 8 o'clock.
Pig fish are delightful now, and so
is almost any kind of edible fish at
this season when taken directly
from the water to the frying pan.
Fish brought to market in carts have
a great deal of the juiciness jolted
out of J hem.
Farmers, we can supply you with
Peanut Sweepsand Diggers, Scraper
and Coclter Points. Seven different
size wings and two size points for
the "Boy Clipper," the most im
proved plow on the market. N. .la
cobi Hdw. Co, factory agents, -t
We have it now. A Pump that i:
ohmre ni-imml npver reouirtnir a
.!.. J I-......
tub of water to-start it. It is the
bright invention of a North Caro-
Una ireuius ami is pronounced by all
to-be the best pump on the market.
See it and you will have no other.
N. Jacobi Hdw. Co.
There has been but one death
among the white - population this
week and bul t wo ntnonff the color
ed people, which is a splendid show
in At the same time four mar-
i;ancAa b.tvA been issued. One
more license'ithan the deaths re-j
corded, which is alro a Rood eboTvins
4
Y
ii J
ILMINGTON, N, C
I The Passport, bound for Carolina! St. Pnr Kranj;. Lntheran Chnrcii.
j Beach, had a large crod on board' The services at St. Paul's E. L.
th.s morning and a still larger one ! Church, corner Sixth and Market
this afternoon. !crrrc Rov'p w x? ti.., ..
The colored camp meetingat Gan-!
i der Hall opens today and the Syi
i ra?t O'ore took down a large nuui-
ber Passengers for that point to-
;tlay :
Br. barquetine Beatrice, Hesse, !
cleared to day for Port.au-Prince.
- - j
' St.. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran
Sunday school will meet hereafter
during the Suiiuihm- months at 9.30
o'clock a. m., commencing with 'to
morrow, Sunday, June 1.
Tier, barque Charlotte caul Anna,
Kruger,cleared to day for Fleetwood,
with 2.200 casks spirits and 822 bar
rels rosin, valued at'$39,3G7, shipped
by Messrs. Williams &; Murchi.son.
Dr. W. C. Green, of St. Louts, Mo.,
and his wife and children, are here
as the guests of Mr. . David U.
Worth, on Wrightsville Sound. He
will remain here about two weeks.
Rev. ft. S. Alderman, who is here
on a visit to his father, Mr. Alfred
Alderman, will preach at the First
Baptist Church to-morrow morning
tit 11 o'clock. ''Dr. PritcharJ will
preach at night. '
Services to morrow at Brooklyn
Baptist Church, corner of Fourth
and Brunswick streets, Rev. R. ,E.
PeHe, pastor, at 11 a m. and 8 p. m.
Sunday school at 3:30 p. in'. . Seats
fr-e and all cordially invited. .
Mr. (too. C. Worth is here for a
few weeks on a visit, to his father
and mother, Mr. and Mrs. D. (i
Worh. He is now studying medi
cine, as a still 'further aid to him in
his chosen line as a missionary
Lndia, and expects to graduate
the New York College next Fall.
to
at
Tourists.
Whether on pleasure bent r busi
ness, should take on every trip a
bottle of Syrup of Fig?, as it acts
most pleasantly and elTectually on
the kidneys, liver and bowels, pre
venting fevers, headaches and other
forms of sickness
For sale in 50c
and $1.00 hot tit
gists. s by. all leading drug-
We Cannot Tell.
Editor Rkviw We have polite
ly enquired of the Messenger who
wrote the heading to the letter of the
Trustees of the Onslow Railroad
Bonds as it appeared in that paper
on Friday last. We have received
no reply. -
Can you, Mr. Editor, give us any
information upon the subject?
Respectfully,
A Tax Paykk.
Deatli of a Wilmington L,atly.
We are sorry to hear of the death
of Mrs. Learider Moore, a former
resident- of this city, who died at
Portsond, Washington Territory,
yesterday morning. She was the
mother in-law of Mr. John E. Hum
phrey, who received the news here
by telegraph yesterday afternoon.
The interment was at Portsond to
dav. Grace Church To-Morrow.
(irace Methodist E. Church, South,
Northeast corner of Mulberry and
Fourth streets, Rev. . Waler S.
Creasy. Pastor. Services to mor
row at 11 a. m. and 8.15 p. m. Sab.
bath School 3 p. mr Weekly prayer
meeting and lecture, Wednesday
evening at 8.15 o'clock. Seats free. A
cordial invitation is extended to
strangers and visitors.
-Knights of Pythias;
Last'itight. at Monroe, Past Chan:
eellor Whitfield of Laurinburg, Spec
ial Deputy, instituted the Knights
of Pvthias Lodge, the organization !
of which was referred to by us a few
days ago. Some of, the best citizens
of the town have, joined the order,
and the lodge is bound to grow in
prosperity. The following officers
were elected: P. O, J. M. Belk; C.
C, H. B. Adams; V. C , W. C. Wolfe:
Prelate. W. H. Andrews; M. of E.,
r . Rnlv: M. of F.. L. Z. William
:fon; cf n ani x.-, W. A. Lane; I.
G., Dr. J. M. Blair; O. G ; A. C.
Johnson.
The Special Deputy . was assisted
in the work by Messrs. J. D. Dundy,
T. J. Gill, R. E. Lee and P. 1. Bun
dy of Laurinburg; I). F. Suiumey, E.
K. Bryan, Jr., and John Harry, ot
Clmrlotte. and Messrs. Bowen, of
Fh nco, S. C, and(iuthma, of
Capitol City Jonrje oi aiwuio.
P i
SATURDAY, MAY 3K
I
tor' to sorrow (Sunday) will be in
ugiisn ai-ua. in. ana at p. m. in
(rernoan. All'are welcome at the
services.
State Medical Society.
This body, Avhich has been in ses
sion this week at Oxford, adjourned
on Thursday, and Drs. Wood and
Thomas, wlio-have been in attend
ance from this city, have returned.
Ui cil there were about 200 physi
cians in attendance.
The association adjourned to meet
next year at Asheville. There were
before the association !7 applicants
for license, 9 of wIloiii were colored
men. '
The annual oration was delivered
by Dr. W..J. Jones, of Goldsboro.
A complimentary ball was tender
ed the. inembers of the Society at
Armory Hall, Wednesday night,
wilnch was said to have been most
highly enjoyed. ' , ,
The following officers were elected
for the ensuing year:
President Dr. R. H. Lewis, of
Raleigh.
Vice Presidents-First, Dr. S. W.
Battle, of Asheville; second, Dr, J.
L. Nicholson, 6f Richmond; third,
Dr. W. H. Lilly, of Concord,
Secretary Dr. J. M. Hays, of
Oxford! .
Treusurer DivC.
M. Pool, of Cra
Broughton, of
ven county.
Orator Dr. L. O.
Reidsville.
Essayist Dr. T. E.
Statesville.
Anderson, of
St. I'liul's-Kvan. T.uth. church.
Among the many improvements
and they are indeed many in build
ing enterprises in the city and espe
cially in our several beautiful church'
edifices, there are none more mark"
ed with excellence taste than those
recently made in the interior decora
tion of St. Paul's Evatisfelieal Luth
eran Church, on the corner of Sixth
and Market streets. The work of
improvement in this building has
beeiVin progress several weeks, durr
ing which time the regular religious
services have been held in Luther
Memorial Building. Work has 1 so
far advanced, however, toward
completion that, although it is not
yet entirely finished, services will be
held thele to morrow, at the usual
hour.
As one enters the vestible the first
thing to attract attention is an ex
cellent oil cloth matting on the floor,
while the plastering overhead has
been removed and a substantial
ceiling of native pine in oil colors
has been substituted, and the walls
elegantly frescoed with ornamental
tiling and a ground work merging
from fawii to light red colors, the
whole bordered with bronze, green
and gold.
Indeed, in whatever direction one
looks, only pleasing and handsome
views appear. The walls in the
richest colors and shades of decora
tive art; the ceiling, with its inajes
tic panels, that are frescoed in the
most delicate and finely shaded col
ors, certainly present a uiost superb
appearance and one is impressed
with the fact that it is truly an ar
tist's, work, done iii'an artistic man
ner. There is perfect unity of de
tall running throughout the design,
whether we lookat the lower border
work, upper fresco decorations, to
the gothic arch window borders or
to the choir and organ recess.-
The ceiling and walls of the organ
recess have also been frescoed in the
same superior manrter, and present
a most highly elegant appearance.
WeakneMf.
How many suffer from weakness!
And what a distressful ailment it is.
Always praying for strength and yet
feeling oneSelf growiug weaker and
weaker. There is great virtue in B
B (Botanic I?lool Balm) a. a
strengthening as Well as a healing
medicine. Try it as a tonic and see
how much better you will feel. It
will improve both "appe,tite and di
gestion. It is an excellent remedy
to use while convalescing. It aids a
natural and rapid recovery. In ens -
. . f i! ii.... ...... I,...,.!
wnere nil invaiui nas reuiMiuni iwuk
.in bwl arnl bed sores or other ulcers
break out, this remedy will afford
quick relief. t
W. M. Cheshire, Atlanta, Ga.
writes: "I had a long spII of
tvnboid .fecer. which at last seemed
to settle in my right leg which
swelled up enormously. An uicer
ctmfuToVVu
IlllBa trial and It cured iue
VIEW
9
1890.
NO 1 13.
Forecast r. i
For North Carolina, fair weather,
except showers in northwest portion
and stationary temperature. Local
forecasts, from 8 a. nl. to-dav, for
Wilmington and' vicinity, fair w
ther. -
Sumiiier Schedule.
The Summer sehedhle, of the Wi!
mington iSeacoast railroad goes into
effect on to morrow r rSundavj Juiu
1st. Trains will leavVihuingtou
,0.45 and 0.30 a. in., and 2w0, 5.00 G.35
and 8.30 p. m. Leave Wrightsville
Beach 7.10 and 10.25a. m.,.amK 4.00,
5.45, 7.30 and 10-00 p. m. ; -
Sunday trains wi".J"h-;tve ViSuiing
ton 0.30 a. m. and 2.50 p.m. Leave
Wrightsville. Beach 10.25 a. in. and
7.30 p.m.
The ftire on the Wilmington Sea
coast Railroad on Saturdays- and
Sundays w ill be 25 cents to the Ham
mocks and 35 cents to Ocean View,
round trip. This will . also ' be the
fare on the supper train, leaving
Wiluiingtqn at G.35 p. m.. daily ex
cept Sunday.
Counting the People.
The Eleventh Census of the lni
tep States will be t;iken iuringthe
month of June. The census enuin
erators will begin their work on
Monday next, and will visit every
house and ask questions concerning
ever' person and every family in the
United States. - The questions that
will be asked call for the name of
evcry'person residing in the United
Stales oil the first day' of June, with
the sex and age, and whether
white, black, mulatto, quadroon,
octoroon "or. Chinese.' Japanese, or
Indian. Inquiry. will be made alo
of all'persons as to whether they
are single, married, widowed or di
vorced, and, if marriedy whether
married during the censusyear.. The
place of birth, ot eacli person, aud
the place of birth of the father and
mother of each person, will also "be
H"li 11 i i
caueu i or, as wen as a statement as
to the -profession." trade, or occupa
tion followed and the number of
months unemployed during the
census year. For all persons ten
years pf age or over a return must
be made by the enumerators as to
the number able to read and write.
j
and also the number who can speak
English. For those who cannot
speak English the particular lan
guage or dialect . spoken by them
will be ascertained. For the child
ren of school age, also, the number
of months-they attend school will be
recorded by the census enumera
tors. In the case of mothers an in
quiry will be made as- to the num
ber of children they have had, and
tn number of those living at the
present time. This inquiry is to be
made of all women who are or have
been married, including all who. are
widows or have been divorced.
Foreign-born males of adult age,
that is, 21 years of age or
over, will be asked as to the number
of years they have been in the Uni
ted States, and whether they are
naturalized or have taken out nat
uralization papers. Of the Jiead of
each family visited the questio'n will
be asked as to the number of per
sons in the family, and whether his
home is owned or hired: also, if owned,-whether
the home hi free from
mortgage incumbrance. If the bead
of the famil' is a farmer, similar in
quiries will be made concerning the
ownership of the farm. In addition
to these inquiries, all of which are
made on the population schedule,
the law under which the census i
taken makes provision for special
inquiries concerning such of the
population as may be mentally or
physically defective in any respect,
that is, insane, feeble-minded, deaf,
blind, or crippled, or who may "be
temporarily disabled by. ' sicklies,
disease, or accident at the time of
the enumerator's visit. Certain spec
ial inquiries will also be made con
cerning inmates ot prisons and r
formatories and of charitable and
benevolent institutions. Beside thi-.
a statement will be called for con
cerning all person wht have died
during the census Vear, giving their
name, age, ex. occupation, nifd
cause of death. "
This official count of the people
conies but once in ten years, ami
every family and every person
should consider it to be a duty
to answer the question) of the cen-
......
sqs enumerators wiiunglv ana
)ronjptry, so that definite and
uccu-
fcerning tbe 5,000,(00 people linng
- FLZ1SS; KOTtCKi
We ni do ffiaa to reoetve oomtacticAti
from oar friends on any . ad w suojecta
general interest, &tu
The name or the writer mas? always be "
nishei to the Editor.
comnranicaaona mast be written on
one slfis of the paper.
Personalities mast be aVott
Aal tt t ewiAitj an particularly ante ,
stood tht ttie fMuor'doe9 not?iwaj-s endors
the Yiers of correspoartieata oniesa bo
In the tutorial co'.amns.-
within the bounds of this great
count rv. . v
Kefrcdliliig an,l I nvlgoratluif '
Delicious Soda Water as drawn from
Mtliids 'lrntllir, M'i.ninnn
soda Xountain at a temperature of
oi . t nresi i ruit oyrup.aiilK Shakes
and Natural Mineral WTnter.
Sneed & Cq.5
QtXCftOIts .TO' JvNOXVILLE FI RM-
t ure Co.,. sout hea-t corner Mirket and second
st reefs. Larg-e stock-, artistic" designs, lowest :
prices. Everybo dy !nMtel tb call and inspegt .
stock.. n.iPmrtnrT
Tax Listing.
I WILlIEAT THE CITY IIALL-.DUKIXn
tlie month or June to list the Taxes tor the-
-Ttr. JAMES W'. Kixn.
in. ? t iiu sat 1 1 ii j uue 1st d'ax. Uster.
FOR CAROLINA BEAOff
AND SOUTHPORT.
Til K K YL VAN (iUOV13J
J KAVKS WILMINGTON AIM. :) A. M. ANI"
3 p. m.. and returning leaves the UeacJi at
12 .:ni anl t; p. in.
l'ASSi'OKT win leave for souihport at DiB)
U m.; leave sduthport at :) p. m.
Every day in the. week except Suhdajv
Sea.son red need rate Tickets for sale at, the
on ice. or on board.
I'ire sa'iirday s crnts for the round trip.
J. W. IIAUl'Klt, '
iay 10 tf fc; Manager.
JtlOTICE,
TO THE M.MiTSTHATKS OP NliW HA NO
VEU COUNTY:
fjniilKE WILL 11 12 A MElt'TINti OT THK
.7 list iocs of said i ounty at t lie court House in
Wilmington, on Monday, the, 2d day of June,
A. l., 1MK. at Moviock. m., 'in. conjunct ion' "
wirh the Hoard of ComhdsSloners of sall
county, for the purpose of levyliij; taxes tor
the year WAY.
Your punctual a1 tendance Is requested as
business of lmpr-rtance will come before the
meeting. .
w.'w ijahuiss. Chairman.
Hoard of Magistrates.
my 29 tliur frl sat.
Geo. R. French & Sons.
0c Opera Slipjwrs, fonuer price 15c..
?.r)C Opera slippers, former price tl.on.
f LOO Opera Slipper, former price $1.2-"V.
J.2." Opera suppers, rormcr price fL"u.
oxford Ties, Pat. Tip,T5C."
Oxford Ties, Pat. Tip, tLOO.
oxford Ties. Pat. Tip, tLZ
Oxford Ties, Pat. Tip, fl.fjO.
Tan Colored Oxford Jl.no.
Tan colored Oxfords $1.2..
All the above styles. In Misses and Chil
dren's sizes at comparatively low prices;
' Large stock of LAWN TENNIS hLIPi'EHS.,
GEO. R. FRENCH & SONS,
108 North Front Street
(oppo'iie The oiton ) mySitf
THE HEWLETT HOUSE.
:0:-
M
Y FHI KNHS amd TflE rt'liLIC GEN
erally ure re-pectfully notified that 1 ha-e
made extensive additions to ray premises at
swlt- hbick station. Wrightsvlllo Heach, and
am now prepared to acceommodafe tUem
with the Mt. of everything.
Fresh Pish, soft crabs, IVIlPci Cratw, dc,
re id.v on the iirrlvul of evry trim. -
Hariri the rear and separa and dlilnet
from the din niter room.
iny tf JAy. A, HEWLETT.
Diamond Vera Cura
FOIC IY.SPi:P8IA.
For a!eby -''''
JUL P. C. MILLKH,
Cor. Fourth and Nun t
f-b ii tf
Exccntor'8.. Notice.
HA VIMi l ALIFIEO AS EXECI'TOI; '
on the iji'f of Amanda Ilajfrett. 't-
cexvil, all nersoni lnd-bu-d to the ald etat
of th sai l dwati are hen'br notinvu to
make lmrneilate piyxnnt and wttlerwnt as!
lont'fT lLdulenee cannot belvtn.andallpr.
sons having clainiM agal.Kt th nald r-jaate
will pr-s-n thm for p.irnent wlthlD llm
pr- r1t'l by law- or thb uoiUt; will le.lfad
In b ir of th-lr n .i.vry. ThH. t he 2Wh tuy ot
April. OAVIIi Viil.lAils.
api'jt; 6-iiv cw a : Executor,
IWuhliMhed
1871.
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