North Carolina Newspapers

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SPXGrfil MANUFACTURED ONLY BY , CALIFORNIATIG SYRUP CO.1 SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. ' HVHSVHir. K1. EW YORK. tf. V r For salo by ... KOUttltT K. BJBLiLiAMY, WHOLESALE DKUGQIST, mense WIlmlngtonN. C. ADUIAX & YOLLER8, VrnOLESALK DEALEKS IN ' " ProvktouBi Groceries, Lfiaors, Tobacco, Cigars, - " AND-T nunilSSrON; -MERCHANTS, Cor.lFrunt anil Dork Stfl., WHHNGTON, N. C. iar.tf ; . . Calleino Seidlitz. Foil THE SPEEDY RELIEF OP NERVOCS headache and brain fatigue; depression following alcoholic and other excesses, heart uni. nervous dehillty, etc. One grain of fcjJrtbromaTe of caffeine In. each dose. Mix tue powders in water and diintc during effer t nce. JAMES D. NUTT, Apoyiecary. X. Fivat m Wllmlcgtl, M. cT mch 19 ('roquet Sells and Hahiraocks. JJA.M MUCKS $1.00 to $S0, CROQDET $1.C0 Siii Ball Bits, Belts, etc. A lice of thoe popular 13 mos . handsome ly bound, in cloth and gilt, only 25 cents each ilso standard authors In setts, very chcaD. Pl 19 1 f . YATES' BOOK HOUSE! r . Dynamite pOK M LE 1 X LOTS TO SUIT. k FRENCH BROy., J-1 2t Kooky Tolnt or Wllinlngton, N. C. Notice tu Tax-Payers. . T1LI;DE AT THE CITY HALL ON MON laaj.junesd, isao, and every day thereaf m Mvrt Sunday, until the 1st Jaly, to re Jve the tax lists for nil real" and personal .J and PUs for v Umlngton Township. Pastor listing from 9 a.m. to 1 p. m. and nT & Jr mon Tar-Lister. - Sneed &, 'Coij fCX'ESSOHS TO KNOXVILLE FURNI- Co., sou heast corner Market and Second stocx, artlsUc designs, lowest Mfea. Eterjbody Invited to call and Inspect nac.myi3tf H ins and Kutter. . Ni,k rA1LINA AND $Cc. nAMS. -FRESH MOUNTAIN BUTTER. S00! are all tlghL H A LL & PEAHSA Ltljy 12 If 11 and 13 So. Water Street FOiTCAROLINA BEA0H AND S0UTHP0RT. T-t ; x . '.ig.iv: 5 TK 8VLVAN GKOVEj Reaves Wilmington at a. m. and 12ao at56 dtumirff leaves the Beach at fare Saixy r, Wllt3 f(Jr m w - my io tt '- J w- harper, ' Manager. I 1- . . V t , . .... - . VOL. XIV. 1KDXX TO SXW AD YXRTTS S XX KT3 Fneed t CcFlirniture John- F Gakrkll Fine Meats C W Yates croquet Setts, etc Ckoxly & MOBRI8 Auction Sa'e Warren's Ice Cream Parlor open till 10 p. m. tf This month has five Sundays and five Mondays. " The; uet , gain of t daylight . this month is but 10 in J notes. The long--eat day in the year i thaiatf. . - . MrjChas. H. Pottert of Roanoke, Va.; Is in the city on a visit to his brother in law, Mr. E. W. Hewlett. Mr. W. H. Yopp's family nave re moved to Carolina Beach for the Bummer. The cottages there are fast filling up. Rubber Hose, Lawn Mowers and Rakes of the latest, and most ini proved makes are sold by the N. Ja cob! Hdw. Co. t -AVAntkd ! 50 good and experi enced hands, to; work on shirts. Ap ply at the Wilmington Shirt Factory, 122 Market street. f Keep dry and you will keep healthy. Umbrellas, rubber coats, &c at I. Shrier's, 8. B. corner Front and Princess streets." t I am Manufacturer's Agent for Barbed and all kinds of Wire, Com bination Wire and Iron Fence?. Or ders solicited. James I. Metts. t This has generally been consider ed one of the wannest days of the seascn. At 3 o'clock the thermome ter registered 87 degress. Two colored excursion parties are here, to day, both from Fayette- ville; one came down on the W. & WR. R. and the other over the C. F. & Y. V. R. R. ; Mr, Samuel Bear, Jr., will sail from New York on Saturday on the steamship Bourgogne, for Havre, go ing thence to Ger many. H e expects to return in August. . Every tissue of the body, every bone, muscle and organ, is made stronger and more healthful by the use of Hood's Sarsaparilla. YWith "Regal" Paint on your house and "Piastico" on your walls, your hou?e will be beautiful and your family happy. Sold by the N. Jacobi Udw. Co , factory agents. Rev. S. F. Conrad has arranged with the railroad authorities for an other excursion to this city on Tues day, July 22nd. The train will leave Winston at 9 a. m. and return on Friday (25th) at G p. m. Messrs. Cronly& Morris thismorn ing sold at auction four houses and lots on Eighth street, near Chest nut, and four in Hu tail's allt?y. Mr. N. H alien became -the purchaser of all at 2,440 for the whole. Mr. Henry Gieschen this morning received a letter from his brother, Mr. J. G. L. Gieschen, who with his wife is now in Europe. Both were well'and are engaged at present in paying a round of visits to relatives. New Push and Pull Blind Hinges. Locks the blind when opened or closed. Saves labor and cost of put ting on 'inside fastenings, which are not needed with these hinges. Car pent.ers, It will pay you to. examine and use same. N. Jacobi Hdw.'Co. t The'droye of beef cattle belonging to Mr; Geo. H. . Bellamy, spoken of by ns yesterday as sold to Mr. Jno. F. Garrell, will be offered on that gentleman's stalls in Front street market toinorro w and Saturday. It is a number one article and no mis take. There is also some nice Bruns-f wick county mutton in-the lot. " ; Forecast. For North Carolina, fair until Saturday and stationary tempera tn re. Loeaf forecasts, from 8 a m. to-day, for . Wilmington and vicin ity,yer light showers this a. in. followed by fair weather. s . , hmU Borait 9 We all want a home on the isea side and we will get one, some of these days, provided the lamp holds out to burn, j But" it is -well to re mind ourfriends that this country is not aU ; seacoast and that resi dences on all water courses don't go begging A,'.chance't0 provide a comfortable home at the seaside is offered h6v7L Setf notice;of . the sale of lots at St. Joseph.CarolinaBe'ach, by' Messrs. Cronly r Morris, in this j WILMINGTON, N, C, Tourista. Whether on pleasure bent or busi ness, should take 8n every trip a bottle of Syrup of Fig?, as it acts most pleasantly and effectually on the kidneys, liver and bowels, pre venting fevers, headaches and other forms bf sickness. For sale in 50c and $1.00 bottles by all leading drug gists. Sparring Match. There will be a professional spar ring match at the Opera House to morrow night. It will be between Billy Lay ton and A. B. O'Neill, two well known .champions. Lay ton is from New York and O'Neill from New Orleans. Layton is on his way North to fight O'Calliff the latter part of June and O'Neill has started on the Athletic Club in Wilmington. There are assurances that this is gen uine and no fake. Tickets on sale at Yates'. Around About Chadbonrn. Mr. James H. Chadbourn, Jr., General Manager of the W., C. & C. R. R., was in the city to-day and from him we learn that the crop prospects in his section, are at this time most excellent. The farmers are in excellent spirits and are look ing ahead to a prosperous year, hoping that they will be able to get on their feet once more. There was a fine rain at Chadbourn 'last even ing, although none fell here. An Ancient Tool. Capt. F. M. James, the venerable mason of this city, has shown us the identical trowel with which he first began work, ever so many j-ears ago, in Nantuck'et, Mass., with Mr. Jere B. Wood, father of the late Messrs. John C. aiid R. B. Wood. Capt. James was but eight years old at the time. The trowel is different altog'ether from those used at the present day. The blade is Very small, being scarcely more than an inch and a half wide or long. , Democratic Primaries. Pursuant to the call of the Chair man of the County Democratic Exe cutive Committee, meetings were held last night in the various wards of the city to elect delegates to the County Convention which will meet Saturday, June 7th, in the County Court House. The following was the result: firt ward. Mr. W. 11. Strauss was elected chairman, and Mr. N. Jenkins Secre tary. Delegates to" County Convention Mike Carroll, Chas. Schulken, A. L.. Scott. C. M. Harris, John Sweeny. Executive Committee L. M.'Le Gwin, Geo. L. Morton, W. H. Strauss, -T. L. Williams, J. C. Stew art. County Executive Committeemen - Geo. L. Morton, W. H. Strauss. SECOND WARD. The meeting was organized by the, election of Col. John D. Taylor chairman and Mr. Allen Brown sec retary. Delegates to the County Conven tion J. M. Cronly, H. McL. Green, J. H. Davis, T. W. Meares, Gabriel Holmes. Executive Committee R. E. Branch, H. P. West T. W. Strange, P. Heinsberger, J. D. Nutt. thirdJward. The meeting was organized with Mr. Jobn D. Bellamy,; Jr. chairman and Mr. E. G. Parmele secretary. Delegates to County Convention J. D. Bellaw jv-Jr., John L. Dud ley, C. II. White, E. G. Parmele, F. W. Ortmann. Executive OommitteeS. H. Fish blate, James W. King, Martin ,T. Davis, James A. Montgomery, John Maunder. v forth ward. Tlie meeting was called to order by Mr. Iredell Meares. Mr. B. G. Empie was elected chairman and Mr. Jos. D. Smith secretary. Delegates to County Convention Iredell Meares, M. Cronly, Jr., W. . Hewlett, B. G. Empie, H. I Voi le rs. ' Executive Committee W. R. Kenan, W. P. Oldham, Jnd. J. Fow ler, Jof. H. Watters. L. S. Belden. FIFTH WARD. The meeting was organized with Mr.GeoTW. Gafford chairman and Mr. Wm. Ulrich, Jr., secretary. Delegates to County Convention Geo. W. Gafford, Geo. W. Branch, F. A. Montgomery, Frank Meier, TL II . Beery. , xt -. Evecut i ve Committee Jo Hai by, J. M. McGowrtn, Wi. UI rich, Jr., J. W. Mm?, J. D. H. Jil.inder. THURSDAY, JUNE 5, I Death of Mr. Jm. If. Low. s - Mr. James H. Low, father of Mrs. I Arm and L. DeRosset, and a gentle -i man well known to manv in this city, died at his residence in the city of New Orleans last night and Capt. DeRosset was' this morning notified - of the sad event by telegraph. The remains will be brought here for in terment. Mr. Low was a resident of this city during the war and for some years subsequent to its close. He was a consistent, conscientious ember of tne Baptist Cnursn, and lived and died in that communion. Tlie ltecatta Season. A meeting of the Regatta Com mittee of the Carolina Yacht Club was held yesterday afternoon at Mr. M. S. Willard's office and it was de cided then to have regular regattas as follows during the season:. Two in July, on Friday, the Fourth, at 11 a. m., and on Monday, the 2"8th, at 4 p. m. ; one in August, on Satur day, the 9th, at 3:30 p. m., and one in September, on Monday, the 8th, at 3:30 p. m. These, as we have stated, are to be the regular races but others will probably be announced, from time to time . His First Visit in 38 Years. Cicero M. Richardson, formerly of this city but for years past a resi dent of Cleveland, Ohio, where he is oiie of the most prominent colored citizens of the place, is here on a visit to Jos. E. Sampson, Register of Deeds. He lefthere 33 years ago and this is his first visit since to Wilmington. He is a well known mason and hai? put up many sub stantial brick and stone buildings in Cleveland. He finds but few left whom he knows yet some of our older citizens have recognized him at once He is a hale, hearty-looking man and is said to be-very wealthy. He leaves on his return to Cleveland in a few days. Death ot Mrs. Flanner. Mrs. Susan A." Flanner, widow of the late Mr. Bennett Flanner, died at her residence in this city last evening, after a prolonged illness, and the remains were interred in Oakdale Cemetery this afternoon, the following gentlemen acting as pahSbearers: Col. James G. Burr, James F. Post, Jr., Col. J. J. Hed riwk, Gol. Jno. D. Taylor, Capt. R. F. Langdon and Col. Roger Moore. Mrs. Flanner was born in New bern, in 1812, and was consequently 78 years of. age. Her maiden name was Green. She was married to the late Mr. Bennett Flanner, for many years previous to the war one of our largest and most successful dealers in naVal stores. She was an earnest, truthful and consistent christian and a member of the Methodist Episcopal communion for many years past. - At Carolina Beacti Yesterday. There was a great big time at Carolina Beach yesterday, on the occasion of the excursion given by the Y. M. C. A...and the annual tar get practice of the W. L. I. The es timate is that nearly 800 people were on the Beach during the day. The W. L. I. target practice was in the afternoon. The judges were Col. W. C. Jones,ZN. C. S. G.,and Lieut. Pat rick, U. S. N. The score is reported in. our neighbor, the Messenger, as follows: The first prize, a season ticket to Carolina Beach, given by m Capt. J. W. Harper, was won by Capt. W. R. Kenan by a score of 12 out of a pos sible 15. The second prize, f5 in gold, given by that excellent public spirited citizen, Mr. F. A. Newbury, was won by Sergeant John Smith by a score of 11 out of a possible 15. The following is the individual score in the order in which they shot Private F. L. Huggins, 8; Sergeant John Smith, 11: Sergeant Walker Taylor, 8; Private II . Dingelhoef, 3; Private W. R. Morrison, 5; Private James Smith, 9; Private James Mur- ry, 3; Capt. W. R. Kenan, 12; Ser geant E. W. Moore, 10; Corporal P. Heinsberger, 8; Corporal L. Burnett, 4; Private John Lewis, 0: Private D. D. Soothe Hand. h Private H. G. Perdew 4 Private W. P. Oldham, Jr., 8; Private R. J. Price, 0; Private George Howell, 0; Private Richard, Love, 8; Private Robert Turner, 0. - IUfrethiB ma iTtoctlc DehciousSoda Waterasdrawn from Hands Brothers magniuceut new soda fountain at a temperature or CP. Purest Fruit fJyrnp,mii;bhakea end irctnrr.l .riis?rr.i;Vr,ter. V NO 147. Blow Tour Nose. Alas, t'oo often an admonition of a mother to her child. The poor in nocent has probably inherited ea tarrh and is not responsible for its sore and filthy nostrils. Did you know tnat tender, soft, thin skin lining the nostrils, called the mucous membrane, extends all over the body. Every organ in the system and everv orifice at the surface has this thin delicate lining as a protec tor. So you see what a fix the body is thrown into when the mucous membrane becomes irritated and in flamed by constant friction with poisonoQs matter in the blood. . Ca tarrh, leucorhear'-aTid piles result frequently fro.n this condition of af fairs. These diseases are mere sy tup touts of impoverished blood. Now B B B or Botanic Blood Balm, will by enriching the blood cause all such symtoms to disappear. Give it a trial. Henry Reeves, Shellman, Ga., writes: "Any man or woman who is suffering from piles and will uot use Botanic Blood. Balm is a tool, and it takes me to tell them so, for I suffered two years with bleeding piles, and B B B relieved me at once." J. J. Hardy, Toccoa, Ga., writes: "B B B is a quick cure for catarrh. Three bottles cured me. I had been troubled several years." James W. Lancaster, Hawkins ville, Ga., writes: "My wife was in bad health for eight years. Five doctors and as many or more differ ent patent medicines had don3 her ho good. Six bottles of B B B has cured her. DIED. LOW. On Wednesday nlsrht. 4th Inst., in New Orleans, JAS. n. LOW, aged 73 years. nis remains will be brought here for inter ment and Eotlce of funeral will be given. PLANNER. At her late home la lhlsity. on the evening of June 4th, SUSAN A. FJ.AN- NiiK, relict or Kennett Flanner. UelftttYPS und friends ara rp.npptfnllr invi ted to attend the funeral services at her late residence, 414 North Front street, this (Thurs day) evening, at 5 o'clock. N 15 W A DVKHTISEM ISNTS . For Sale. . k FINE ROW BOAT THAT WILL CARRY two people, with evetythlng complete, and a fine Awning. Apply at - THIS OFFICE, or on board Steamer Bessie. Je 4 3t BRUNSWICK BEEP ! T PURCHASED FROM MR. GEO. II. BEL- X lamy' yesterday a drove of very fine Bruns wick county BEiF raisea on his place near the city. It Is a No. 1 article, young, rat and tender. I also purchased frim Mr. Bellamy a few head of fat, Brunswlclc county SHEEP, which, as everybody knows, makes as good Mutton as can De naa anywnere. Both Beef and Mutton will be on sale at my Stalls la Front Street Market on Friday and Saturday. JOHN F. GAKUELL, Stalls 1 and.2, Front Staet Market,south side. Je 5 2t . Desirable Seaside Property for Sale at Auction. QN THDRSDAY, 13TH INST, AT 4 O'CLOCK p. m.. we will sell near that delightful and popular summer resort, "Carolina Beach," and within the village of St. Joseph, 12 eligi bly situated unimproved Building Lots. Eight (8) of which are ICOxllo feet, and four (4) 72x110 feet. At same time, one square, 156x230 feet, upon which is a very convenient dwelling containing ; rooms, out-house containing o rooms, barns, stables, and the best of water. The lot being divided Into vegetaole garden, chicken jard. stable yard, &c, all ready for Immediate use and occupation. This property lies immediately on Mjrtle Grove" Sound, within a very short distance of the water, which abounds In oysters, fish and all the delicacies to be found therein. The ocean 13 within 200 yards and in full view of the property. "Carolina Beach" to the right of It, and the railroad within easy reach. This situation would make a pleasant and agreeable home for the entire year, and per fcons wishing to loeate, would do well to at tend the sale as It 13 without limit or restriction-Plot can be seen and particulars" made knawn upon application to CRONLY Si MORRIS, Je 5 2t thu mon Auctioneers. Administrator's Notice. mHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING QUALIFIED 1 a3 Administrator of the estate of F. J. Lord, deceased, notice Is hereby glrcn to all persons having claims against said estate to present them to me on or before May 1st. lMU. orthis notice will be pleaded in bar of the payment thereoL F. A. LORD, my I oaw ew tliur Administrator. Ocean View Dining Rooms P. fl. SAS5IB, - Fnprkhr aal Mauser. JHE EEST EQUIPPED AND MOST ENJOV- able Resort on Ocean View Railroad, at the Switchback Station. Nicely furnished for the accommodation of guests, who will receive tie best attention. FISH. SOFT SHELL CRABS, SURIMP. and all the viands requisite at Seaside Dining Room. Next building south of Grand Pavilion, at Switchback station. The patronage of the public IS SOUClted. 1 . 11 nAsS&K, my 23 lw Proprietor. NOTICE, B Y VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE SU- ;p"wv. j Term isso, I hereby give notice to an persons ,.. sent inera io ine unaersignea on or oeiore July 1st. or they will not be permuted to jhare in the attribution of the fund of 3ld .styronlniny aandi Oatlut day the fundi win be distributed according to the rrortsloas ofadeedof aEslsnmeBtmade fcy W. n. sryron to E.G. Barker. OEfr:oi: i:nu?iTurr, nfncT tt:r " r -eiur. 1890. . PLEASJS KOTIC& 'Wo win bo gU4 to reccva coaaazicti from our tris&n oa tsj .. mai rJl iasjecu seneral interest, oat , , T&e name of tne writer emt irr irs ba nlihea to the Editor.; ; f ' - " communicaaoos mast be written on one side of the paper. Personalities matt be aroltoX And u la wpeMUiy aai pmtciUrlr atyj that the K titor cioe not2Hraya enicn the views of correspondents cnlca so In tho editorial eotuaiaa, . " NKW A D V B I IT IS JB ill EN TU S(roa(ia Mineral Spring ' Wafer. A "list Dflidoas T1M2 Wafer, For sale by , MUNDS BROTHERS, 10i N. Front street, 001 N. Fourth Sf. Jetf , , Just Arrived. piNE LOT OF KENTUCKY HORSES." ANY one in want or a good Driving Horse call at CAPT. T. J. SOUTHERLiND S fr3 4t Urery Stables North Carolina Hauls. A INE. BRIGHT LOT, ALL SOUND, Re ceived t his day New Invoice CHIP BEEF, just received per steamer. . " " SWEET POTATOES, new IRISH POTA TOES. Fine assortment fresh, CAKES and 1 - CRACK ERS. All kinds of Family and FancT Groceries. .. C P. SWANN, Afxent, V Je 4 tf D&w opp. Front Stroct Market.' Wilmington Seacoast R,R TIME TABLE IN EFFECT JUNE 1st, 1800. U ... T3 - '-3 o la; K Jf'ltS . J Cr- rt S - 'Ji. Ph -t 'ji : h ' 'Farem cents for round trip on Haturd.ijs; J. R. NOLAN, Je3tf -ien'l Manager.1 AT Geo. R. French & Sons. r0c Opera Slippers, former price trc -75c Opera Slippers, former pricelSLOu. , . f 1.00 Opera siippr, former price fLa $1.25 opera Slippers, ronncr price $LML Oxford Ties, Pot. Tlp.TSC. -Oxford Ties, Pat. Tip, $L(W oxford Ties, Pat. Tip, tL25. Oxford Tie?, Iat. Tip, $Lfie. Tan Colored Oxfords $1.00. - , Tan Colored Oxfords $1J. - . . All, the above stjlcs In Misses and Chil dren's sizes at comparatively low price. ' ; Large stock of LAWN TENNIS SLIPPERS. GEO. R. FRENCH k SONS,. 108 North Pront Street. ; (OppoMte The ortoa) 7 my 21 tf ISLAND BE ACH HOTEL J. A. HK0WN, Manager. JJAVIXO LEASED THE ABOVE NAMED Hotel, situated at the Hammocks. I am. pre pared to cater successfully to the want of the public The tables witl be euppllM with the choicest viands ef the season. Many place of great interest in the vicin ity, surf Bat hlng Bath Houses in 6tlU water. nnc ooaiing iacuiues, unnvanca nsning, aiia above all an unexcelled culMne. cottages on the Beach connected with tho Hotel. . rrof. Miller's celebrated Band engaged for thebcason. J. A. IMIOT7N. . uy-SSU MANAGER. THE HEWLE1JX "HOUSE. JY FRIENDS AND THE PL'BUbGEN- erally are rcfepectfulJy not 1 fled that I hare made cxtenslrc, additions to ioypreinlsi at Switchback station, Wrightsvnlo Beach, and am now- prepared to aocconunodaid them with the best of everything. . ; ; Fre&hTlsh,Soft Crabs, Deld Crabs, iw.. ready on the am val pi every t rain. Bar In the rear and ifparate and 'distinct from the dinning room. s my 29 tf JAS. A. UEWLETT. J.W.ATKINSON. W. P.TOOMER. President, . cashier. I OS PIHNCEJ ST.. WILMINGTON. N. t., UiTiOn Monr cn satisfactory isecurUy. Pay Interest on Deposits. Is etapowcred to execute Trust of .ail kinds. each E) L'. rptTTO "D A DP"D isntnrrnn with 1 JjLXu IT iiX XliU Ink manuLwtun d 1 7 Ue Fulmsountrrtntioir lux worJts. T. k. w;:k.;ut 1 o . SenieFoow n