IL T JAMSS. Editor ed Prop. M 0100:113 ' 11.00. one month. 35'cents. iKf by Miners, free 'r part of rue city, at tbe above 0 in any a in cents V1 ir will please report any and f SBWive their paper regularly. nmw - T,,vt;ltWBMET TO?- . W V W pfeeM$ : the -aost cltgant form LA,AllVt anO NUTHITIOU8 JUICE FiG5 OF CALIFORNIA, . bined with the medicinal rrtues "of plants known to be cost beneficial to the human .v.tem, failing an agreeable and effective laxative to perma nently cure Habitual Consti pation, and the many ills de- -Ending on a weak or inactive condition of the XSDNEVS, LIVER BHD BOWELS. :t u the ir.o.t excellent remedy known to ttfAKSE THE SYSTEM EFFECTUALLY When oi.e is Bilious or Constipated 0 THAT rvniLLOOD, refreshing sleep, HEALTH and OTRENQTH NATURALLY FOLLOW. Every one is using it and all are delighted with it. ASK VDUr? CRUGG'.ST FOfl BYXITJX ODE FIG-S MANUFACTURED ONLY DY CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. Si V fr?4CISCO. CAL. UV.tUiilt. Af. NEW YORK. N. V UOisKKT 15. J1C2LLAJUV. WIMiLKSAI.K DlilJGGIST, ' mi h 30 Wilmington, N. C. AD11UN & VOLLERS, 1VIIOI KnAI.K DEALUIIS IN Provisions, Groceries, UqiMs, Tobacco, Cigars, AND ((EMISSION MERCHANTS, Cor. Frunt and Dock St., WILMINGTON, N. C. JiOlJIf I'alfSne Seldlitz. lK THE SPEEDY BELIEF OF NEUVOUS i headache ana brain fatigue, depression f:iowin alcoholic and other excesses, heart burn, nervous debility, etc. One grain of B.rdrcuromate or caffeine In eacli dose. Mix 'a powders in water and drink during effer Trncc. j a M ES D. NUTT, Apothecary. X. Frost st. Wilmington, N. C. mch 19 Croquet Setts anil Hammocks. JjAMMoC'KSn.W)tO $2JiO, CltOQUET $1.00 io Base Ball Bits, Belts, etc. A w line or those popular 12 mos., handsome 'J bound, in cloth aul gilt, only 25 cents each Abo standard authors In setts, very cheap. P W tr YATES' BOOK HOUSE. Dynamite p'h M1.K I N' LOTS TO SUIT. FRENCH B1KM., ! a Kooky roint or Wilmington, N. C Notice to Tax-Payers. 1 WILL BE AT THE CITY HALL ON MON L?J' June -J. 18. and every day thereaf- '?pt nday, until the 1st July, to w lax lfst3 for l real and personal k .?? y aml for XN Umlngton Township. ?JfMor listing rromn a. m. to I p. m. and 1? m. r0 6 p. m. JAS. O. BUUU, JJSi mou -TaxUster. Sneed & Co., JJl'tVESsoits TO KNOVILLE FUIINI eo.. 5rtniioasl corner il ? rket- and Second Civets. t.irs-t, stocK artistic designs, lowest f'n Eu-rj tojy invited to call and Inspect S!- nac my 13 tf U'Uniiuofon Suvidss Trust Co. J ATKINSON. 1 'resilient.' W. P.TOOMER, Cashier. 10S !tIXCESS ST., WILMINGTON, N. C, Jt. iK,aiU Mey on satisfactory aeeortty, .VtA V1 on leposits. is empowered to JTru&ta ot all kinds. mch29tffl FOR CAROLINA BEACH AND S0UTHP0RT. TIK SYLVAN GHOVEJ J saves Wilmington at skoo a. m. and iUj,Tt;.iIi3 horning leaves the Beach at 'Passu. p' m- - - ' liiT W1U leave for Soulhporc'at 9;3 SefcnnSiln the weelc except sundaj". Fire Samrday 25 cents lor the round trip; V. UAttTKK, , alafcager. VOL. XIV. The eighth woman to be admitted to the bar of the United States SuJ preme Court is Kate Kane, of Chi cago. The thermometer was 93 in the shade at New York on Wednesday. And yet we think it is hot here when it ppts cp to 85. A Jewish synagogue to be erected in Baltimore will, it is said, be the only specimen of pure Byzantine architecture in the UDited States. The agricultural college profes sors have figured it out that two little sparrows in ten years will pro duce an ancestry of 273, 71 0,93,98 bird?. t Quill toothpicks, as a rule, are im ported from France. The largest factory in the world is near Paris, where 20.000,000 are annually pro duced. . - . . Lord Selbourne sadly admits to the Church Defense Association of England that disestablishment has come "within the range of practical politics.11 The British Museum received one day last week a Chinf se bank note issued from the Imperial mint 300 years before, the first use of paper money in England. A fine ledge of lithographic stone has been discovered nearCit.yCrek, Salt Lake. It has been tested in New York, and pronounced equal to the stone of Bavaria. - The business of the Transearpian Railway has reached a value of 120,- 000 rubles (about (05,000) per week, chiefly from cotton, which is now largely cultivated in Central Asia. Locusts are so numerous in some luirts of South Australia that they cause a continuaLroar while flying, and the country is being stripped of everything green by the scourge. . . Electric traction -is said to be fairly booming in London. In a few weeks a line of omnibuses run by electricity is to be started. They will be driven by storage batteries, and will have a seating capacity for twenty six passengers. . The coldest region in the United States is the stretch of country on the northern border of the Minne sota lakes to the western line of Da kota. At Pembina the lowest tem perature reached was SO3 below zero, and this was reached in the winter of 1873. At a meeting of Baptists intUhica go, to raise funds for their univer sity, Dr. Goodspeed announced con tributions of (27,000 from the Jews of that city, whereupon there was enthusiastic applause, followed by the singing of "Ye Chosen Seed of Israel's Race." The already remarkable efficient cab service in London has been im proved by the recent appearance of a great number of light, graceful and pretty coupe. They are made on an entirely ,iew plan, and are tie signed to supersede the clumsy four wheeled cabs now in vogue there. , A quick-firing gun, the invention of Mr. Thronsen, was tested recently at Finspong,' in Swetlen. The ' re sults showed that ten shots can be fireJ within 25 seconds, which is 24 shots a minute. All the shots were true, and hit the target within a space of nine inches long and six inches wide. - A metal has been produced that will melt at a temperature of K0 de grees," - It Is an alloy composed of lead, tin, bismuth and cadmium, and in weight, hardness ami color resembles type metal. It melts so easily, that, placed on a compara tively cool .part i'f the stove with a piece of paper under it, (t will melt without the paper being scorched. An insect pest called the "aphis" hasibeen causing 'greiU destruction on the Pacific coast, but now it is discovered that the ladybug (adalia bipunctata) is very busily engaged in eating up the aphis. The lady bug is a charming creature, well known to literature and to folklore, and it is especially pleasant to learn th'at it has gone into' a Useful busi ness, i , "Why doesnH he take Hood's Sar saparilla?" Is the general Inquiry of friends when a person gutters from any disease of the blood. - D A I 1 WILMINGTON, N. C, Kossuth will continue to be a man without a country, now that the Hungarian Diet, by a vote of 219 to 80, have rejected the naturalization bill which would have restored him , to citizenship. Pittsburg is a hard metal town; . but there is no hardness in the heart of it. A fund of $20,000 has . just been raised by popular sub ! senptions to build a newsboys' home. ,()ne generous unknown contributor j gave 10,000. LOCAL 3STEWS. INDKI TO NBW ADVERTISEMENTS mM CCMMIXO LOSt Snekd & Co Furniture Hall & Tkarsall Butter C W Yates Croquet Setts, etc Mcxds Brothers Bath Sponges Jacksom & Bell Printers and Binders James Wilson Houses and lots for sale Warren's Ice Cream Parlor open till 10 p. m. tf Mr. R. S. Macomber, of Richmond, is in the city and called to see us to day Fish are biting beautifully now everywhere, both in fresh and salt water. Services at Wooster Street Mission at 8 o clock this evening by Rev. R. E. Peele. Strawberries were plentiful to day and were selling" as low as five cents a quart. Last night was the hottest yet. There were indications of rain at midnight but none fell. The thermometer in this office registered 89 degrees at 3 o'clock to dav. This has been the hottest. Rubber Hose, Lawn Mowers and Rakes of the latest and most im proved makes are sold by the N. Ja cobi Hdw. Co. t Wanted ! HO good and experi enced hands, towork on shirts. Ap ply at the Wilmington Shirt Factory, 122 Market street. t The party who went down to the Rocks on a fishing expedition day before-yesterday had fine sport and caught lots of fish. Keep dry and you ,will keep healthy. Umbrellas, rubber coats, &c, at I. Shrier's, S. K. corner Front and Princess streets. t The regular Friday evening ser vices at St. Paul's Episcopal Church will be omitted this evening owing to the Rectors illness. There has been a pretty general suspension of business this after noon and news-has been exceedingly difficult of attainment. The vegetable market is well sup plied now and everything is about as cheap as it generally gets to be in the flush of the season. The Sylvan Grove took down a large party to Carolina Beach this forenoon and a still larger party went down on the boat at 2:30. I am Manufacturer's Agent for Barbed and all kinds of Wire, Com bination Wire and Iron Fences. Or ders solicited. James I. Metts. Mrs. Mayo fed a great many on Wednesday and Wednesday night and we have heard many high coiu plimeuts.'on the cuisine and the ser vice. The degree of LL.D. was confer red at Chapel Hill, on Wednesday, on Dr. Thos. F. Wood, of this city. It is a high honor and one well placed. With "Regal" Paint on your house and "Plastico" on yqur walls, your hou-e will be beautiful and your family happy. Sold by the N. Jacobi Hdw. Co , factory agents. The warm weather is driving the people out of the citv. The Seacoast trains have carried a great many to the seaside today. The early af ternoon train was crowded. New Push and Pull Blind Hinges. Loeks the blind when opened or closed. Saves labor aud cost of put ting on inside fastenings, which are not needed witli these hinges. Car penters, it will pay you to examine and use same. N. Jacobi Hdw. Co. t The mi p per tralu on the Seacoast R. R. is a very convenient tiling. Pigfish are in tine condition now and Mr. Brown, of the Hotel at th Hammocks, serves them up delic Iouly. They jump right from the fUh trup into the frying pan and are ready on tie arrival of cyery traiu. D V FRIDAY, JUNE C, ' Forecasts. For North Carolina, fair weather j except showers to night and cooler, , and cooler on Saturday night. Local j forecasts, from 8 a. ni. to-day, for I Wilmington and vicinity, fair to ! day followed by showers. j - Tourists. ! Whether on pleasure bent or busi jnessC should take on every trip a 1 bottle of Syrup of Figs, -as it acts most pleasantly and effectually on the kidneys, liver and bowels, pre venting fevers, headaches and other forms of sickness. For sale in 50c and (1.00 bottles hy all leading drug gists. SitH Congressional District. The Congressional Convention for this (the Sixth) District will be held July 29th at Laurinburg. The Executive Committee met We Jnesday at Rockingham, and fix ed the time and place. Monroe want ed the Convention, but the Commit tee decided upon Laurinburg, as it was neare the centre of the district. Kev. Dr. Dixon on Sheparri. Rev. Thomas Dixon. Jr., a native of North Carolina, an,d pastor now of Twenty third Street Baptist Church, New York, saidjthe follow ing to his congregation about the Mail and Express edited by Elliott F. Shepard: "Such a newspaper assumes a pious whine, nauseating in the ex treme, and poses as a representa tive of Christianity, it could not live 'without the assumption of some moral force; it would not be tolerat ed, and so it steals the livery of heaven. In the name of Cod and of truth, oMionesty aud of integrity, I. for one, repudiate this socalled newspaper as in any sense represent tative of Christianity. The God that presides over the editorial staff of the Mail and Express and such papers is not my God. About a near as I can make it, his God is the devil, whom I fight and fear, with this exception, that the devil is shrewder andmore artistic in his methods. "Hear this quasi editor shriek for an army of a million men to march on Richmond! For what? To rob the dying of the memory of the dead. Such men are neither brute or human; they are ghouls. The spirit of war is cruel and bloody,and yet war is manly and brave. War riors never bayonet the dead. They never fire on a hospital. Twenty five years have rolled away since those awtul days. Peace and pros perity onward flow over mountain and plain and sea. And now in the midst of all these things the little tin soldier wakes up suddenly and wearies the ears of heaven and earth with his little tin horn, "Keep such newspapers from your homes as you would a pest. If you want vicious literature use the bald vulgarity of Swift or the naked real ism f Zola. It would be less dan gerous than the hatred and '.bigotry and malice and falsehood of such a sheet wrapped up in a Scripture text. Men of the North and men of the South, we are brethren. Let us hear to day the voice of the heroic dead. They all speak for peace and for harmony. The brave and true never fight after the battle is closed. The time has come for -us to take each other by the hand, crush those influences that seek to perpetuate strife for a base, ignoble purpose. God help us, that we may nave, in deed and truth, one glorious, united nation." Blow Your Nose. t Alas, too often an admonition of a mother to her child. The poor in nocent has probably inherited ca tarrh and is not responsible for its sore and filthy nostrils. Did you know that tender, soft, thin skin lining the nostrils, cal led the mucous membrane, ' extends all over the body. Every organ iu the system and every orifice at the surface has this thin delicate lining as a protee, tor. So yon see what a fix the body is thrown into when the mucous membrane' becomes irritated and in flamed by constant friction with poisonous matter in the blood. Ca tarrh, leucorhear and piles result frequently froAi this condition of af fairs. These diseases are mere syinp torus of impoverished blood. Now B B B or Botanic Blood Balm, will by enriching the blood cause ail such synitoms to disappear. Give it a trial. Henry Reeves. Shellman, Ga.,, writes:" "Any man or woman who is suffering from piles and will not 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, Hawkius ville. Ga, writes: My, wife was in bad health for eight years. Five doctors and as many or more differ ent natent medicines had done her uogood, ix bottles of B B 'B.Jut cured tier. f 1890. NO 148. Democratic Priuiarie. The Democratic voters of. Mason bo ro township met Wednesday. June 4th, pursuant to call, to elect delegates to the County Convention. Mr. R. E. Heide was miide ehair man of the meeting, ami Win. Mil ton secretary. The following were elected dele gates to the Convention, viz: R. E. Heide, Wm. Milton, John G. Wag ner, John Farrow, Jus. Walton. R. E. Heide was; elected member of the Executive Committee. No meetings were held iu the other townships Cape 1 ear, Har nett and Federal Point. Ilefreshins ami invigorating Delicious Soda Water as drawn from Munds Brothers' magnificeut new soda fountain at a temperature of 34. Purest Fruit Syrup,Milk Shakes and Natural Mineral Water. NEW ADVfJiM ISH31F.NT8. A FULL. LINE OF DIKT CHEAP. . j . MUNDS imOTHEltS. 104 N. Front street. r.01 N. Fourth St. je fi tf . Just Arrived ! NICE LOT OF THAT FRESH "Ul'-CO I'N try II u TT E li, in sm all Kits, at . IlALLiV PEAKHALh i, je (i U 11 and so. Water street. Just Arrived. INK LOT OF KENTl'CKY HOUSES." AN'V onp In want era tfOOil Driving Hor se call at CAl'T. T. .1. SOI THEULAND S Je:J4t. Livery stables LOST. MEDAL STUl'CK IN COMM EMIUIA tlon of unrolling of the Loo Monument . () one side -Is Lee's head in relief (proille view) on the other a view ot the Monument. The finder will please return to W. HI. CUMMLnG, 17 Princess Street, je 6 tf (Mattress Factory.) Your orders promptly filled. We strive to please our customers. Proofs submitted when desired. Largest Stock of Paper to select from. Satisfaction guaranteed. JACK.SON & BELL, Leading Printers and J'JiuIer. WW w. B UY HOME! UIL.DING LOTS and IJoneeiN ami Lots for sale on the instalment plan on Castle, Churc h, Nun, Ach. OratiRcDock. Market, irinces. Chest nnt. Walnut, Mulberry, RcdCro:-, Kankin. Front; Seeond. Third. Fourth. Fifth. Sixth, Seveutb, nUrn. Fichth. Ninth. TeMh, f);ck;t.son. Wood. CiarJclic. Thirteenth, (flevcnrh ani Twelfth tbo.rr .u'-.hinjj'o hu.ld. J.31N, WILSON. Oft'.ce ,I L O'Conn.T -AT- Geo. E. French & Sons. .jDc opera siippera. rormer price ..-c 75c Opera slippers, former prfe-f l.x $ Lit) Opera Slipper, former price.! tL2Ti opera Slippers, former price f L3k Oxford Tie;, Par. Tfp.TV.. Oxford Tie. Pat. 1 !p. f l.u. oxford Ties. Pt. Tip, il.fX oxford TV. Par. Tip, f !.. Tan Colored ox ford fl-0". Tan foloml ox f rt 1 1 .Tt. All the above stjie in Misses and rhtl drn'i sizes at comparatively low prior. I jrge stoefc Of LAWN TKNNlS SLIPPKHii. GEO. R. FRENCH & SONS, 1 OS North Front Street. Oppo-ltTh OrtOaj Printing, Ruling and Binding ! mM?fi B P J V If. II it! eels. 1 . m .1 m 1 " PLRASS MTIPK We trill be cuui to rbeeW- iwniiatBicit'cns from our mends on aay nJ lUrahjectsof general Interest, tjat 1 The name of the writer mast ajwirt be fur nished to the Editor. Commaaiouoai man be written on only one side or tbe paper. j ' Personaaue most he aroldox Aal it 13 tup-just am pmicutarH tuUtr stood that ttjp Etnor doe ttocaiwara endone the view? of correspondtnU aou ao stated in the editorial columns. '' N EW A O VKItTISEaiENTa. North Carolina Hams. FINE. liKlGHT LOT. ALL SOUND. RK eelrea thl d;tj. New Invehv CHIP BKEF, just received per steamer. - SWEET IuTATOES.' new IHISU POTA TES. iino assortnierit Ircs.li CAKKJ aad cuackeks. Wnd-j nr Family and Fancy CJrocvilcs. ' . B. F. 8VANKlCeut, je 4 tf v&w - opp. Front street Mirier. BRUNSWICK -BEEP! J PLKCIIASEI) FUOJIMK. (JEO. It. BEL- laray yesterday a drove or very fine Uruns wick county beef raise J on hla place near the city, it is a No. 1 article, younr, fat uid tender. I also purehVsed from Mr. Bellamy a row headot fat, Brunswlclc ttunty UEEP, which, ms everybody known, makes a eoocl Mutton as can be had anywhere. . ? j.oin ijpei anu .mutton wm do on sale at my Stalls lo Front street Market t)n Frtday and sattmiy. JOIINI.F. OAltltCLL, Stalls .1 and '2, Front stixet Maiket.south side. Je 5 t!L For Sale. FINE UOW BOAT THAT WILL CAKUY two people, with eveiyt bins: coniplere, and a line Awning-. Apply .at , 1 ' THIS OFFICE, or on board steamer Bessie. - Je4;)t LOOK OFT FOU- Reductions in Prices OF fcVFHY CLASS OF DRY GOODS ! WK SHALL OFFEU'ALL KINDS OF WHITE GOODS ANi) EnIBROIDERIES Al s hkdm of fO IVr ftit. This department of our stock is very com plete, and possibly the handsomest ever offer ed in Wilmington. Our heavy sales of BLACK S this tseason justifies xis lu offertnf tlie re mainder of the stock, which Is Large, at a 5,'reat sacrifice. " Entrllsh Satteens at lie and 12XC lOlid Black. c;tnuine French saUcena at :T, cent- Handsome cotton challles at ranc 6 cents. Fancy and ntylish Bolt's la Serine: Colore at cost and less than cost.' chantily Lace I)raierleM at very Ion prices HeclriclL, Plain, Polb Di aad Fibred Fist Hct laefs r the newcM Myles. and very best quality liniorted. . Every j.iwx- warranted puro llk. 1 1I E MOST COM PLETK STOCK OF Gents' Furnishing Goods JN THE CITV. , 'I l.i- o -.l.h... 1,1 ur t !rl hu util !alrnerHt for itt iit an t Boys Hi t cloUl at prices re- ir.ird.'ess ox cct. , SiiHk tf. i.Sf to (inU-r fur Inl1crfln In thA. of r to 2&-'r cent, on regular prtox. ' Fit X J I !! t 't. i f-h ouver aw-! prompt paying customer .fff; i.",.it-i tn lake aUnmade of ie HjleadJd ol'-r.- i;epeciii:if . . J. J. HEDRICK, lOl MAUltUT STKKBT. Je2 tf THE HEWLETT HOUSE. - :0: M V FKIENDS .VND TAB I'LBLIC OEN- erally are respectfully notified that I hae maKvextQAire a'JaJffonjs to Bay prexM ac hwlfchha k sratloti. Wrisht?i:io Beach, aid am now prepare1 to acrwuiinodate tlietn with the heat of everything'. Frrth TVah, soft Cratv, s nevilj craix, r ady on the arrival of everj' train. - Bar mine rear and separate' sni distinct from the dianlng-room. , rny Jtf JAS. A. HEWLETT. Administrator's Notice 11! K t'NDEBMONED HAVlXr; gt'ALIFIEI aj Administrator or ft ratal e ot F. J. Lord. aeceatl, notice In hereby glren f o ail pei-noos haiin claims ajaJnt naid rotate, to pneut ttu?m to m on or U fore Hay 1st. , or tkti nolle? will l pi-a.iei tn tar of tun pajxaect tbereoL - F. A. loKt, dx 1 oit rr tnur Aaxaimunr.tr,

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