Absolutely Puree
This powder never vanes. A marvel of pur
ity, strength and wholesomeness. M ore econ
omical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be
sold In competition with the multitude or low
test, short weight alum or phosphate powders
Sola onlf in cans. ROYAL BAKING FO WDE I
C O. ,108 Wall St., N. Y-
oct28 tUfcwly tcnnn 4thpd 3rdpw
T2io Daily Review.
SATURDAY. JUNE 14, 1890.
STATE NEWS.
Charlotte'iWw: Mr. Jas. R. Mc
Donald, one of Mecklenburg; s Uest
known men, died at his home in
Paw Creek township, last nip lit, lif
ter a brief illness. Mr. McDonald
was in his. 79th year, and leaves a
wife and two children. He had been
a sufferer for some time past with
the grip, but a few weeks ago he
was. seized with a complication of
diseases tinder which he could not
rally.
Raleigh Chronicle: rand Master
Sanuel H. Smith has appointed 1).
& Waitt. Esq., of this city, Urnnd
Treasurer of the Grand J,odr-of
Masons, to fill the vacancy caused
by the death of Col. W. E. Anderson.
The committee on the 4th of
July celebration has canvassed the
town and secured a sufficient amount
of money from the citizens to injure
a grand demonstration. The town
js umieu on liuviu a. ui nine.
. Henderson Gold Leaf: 'Perhaps
the oldest person in North Carolina
has just died in Halifax county, near
Hrinkleyville. Aunt Aggie i)auiet
colored, whose age was vouched tor
by members of the family to whom
she belonged, died on the 1st insf.,.
aged 120, it is said. She has always
enjoyed remarkable health, and
never used spectacles in her life.
Her mind was good and she could
see well enough to knit and sow,
and did most of her own work. Her
age may seem a little unreasonable,
but there is no telling how old a
person may live to be who breathes
the pure oxygen of 2sorih Carolina.
Raleigh JSTcivs and Observer: Ar
raugements have just been closed
for the leasing of the Carthage Rail
road by the Seaboard Air Line to
Mr. W. C. Petty, a prominent 'ami
progressive merchant of Manly, who
will hereafter operate it. The road
will, however, in no wise lose its
identity with the Seaboard Air Line
and will continue to be operated in
' connection I with it. At their
meeting at Wake Forest the trustees
decided to build an infirmary out
side the college grounds. They also
appropriated $2,000 for the purchase
of additional apparatus for the la
boratory. The degree of D. I), was
conferred upon Rev. Columbus Dur
ham, of Raleigh, and LL. I. upon
Rev. Dr. Hume, of the State Univer
sity. Raleigh Visitor: One township in
Cabarrus county has subscribed $105
to a Confederate monument.
The'Fourth of Julv committee are
doing splendid. They can get all!
the money they want. Let us hear
from the railroads. The matter is
now' in their bauds. It is an
nounced on seemingly good author
ity that work on the Hillsboro road
will commence in about three weeks.
It will be macadamized and graded.
Two stone crushers will be used. - -
Col. F. A. Olds has just returned
.from Wrightsville, where he has
been looking after arrangements for
the comiug encampment. The Col
onel says the prospects are that the
encampment 4his year will be a
great success in all respects. There
will be more companies than usual
in camp, and all the arrangements
are on a better footing than ever before.
COMMERCIAL K E W S.
WILMINGTON M ARKET.
June 11.-2:20 P. M.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE Firm
at3- cents. Sales oi receipts at j
cents. "
ROSIN Firm at $1.07i for strain
ed and $1.12 for good strained.
TAR Firm at $1.83.
CRUDE TURPENTINE Firm
at $1.23 for hard, $2.35 for yellow
din and $2.70 for virgin.
COTTON Firm at 11 cents for
middling; low middling, 11; good
middling. 11 .
RECEIOTS-Cotton,-:Tirits.249;
rosin, 478; tar, 3: crude, 23.
WEEKLY STATEMENT.
STOCKS OX HAND JUNK 13,1890.
Cotton ashore, 433; afloat, 000,
total, 433.
Spirits ashore, 2,240; afloat, 1,941;
total, 4,181.
Rosin ashore. 13,098; afloat, 7,419;
total, 20,547,
Tar ashore, 7,800; afloat, 281; total
8,081.
Crude ashore. 1,283; afloat, 100;total
1,383.
RECEIPTS, WEEK KNDING 3 HIVE 13, '90.
Cotton, 23; spirits, 1.034; rosin, 7,-
0HI ; tar, 290; crude, Gi l.
K X I'O UTS, W K K K KNDKD J I "NIC 13, 1890.
DOMESTIC
Cotton 379; spirit-., G2; crude, 181;
tar, 473; rosin,. 153.
!'UltKIN.
Tar, 3.
-LOOK OUT FOR-
Reductions in Prices
- OF EVFRY CLASS OF- .
DRY GOODS !
WE SHALL OFFER ALL KINDS OF
WHITE GOODS
AND-
EMBROIDERIES
At l MiitlM ef 20 h; feat.
Tfcls department of our stock Is very com
plete, and possibly the handsomest ever offer
ed In Wilmington. Our heavy sales of
SPECIAL NOTICE !
j tJK I'll l A i t. siuuft. A& tiir. in w-
doubtedly the best WHISKEY sold in tne
South to-day. Below ycu will find a few out of
ciany letters which, we receive and notice
well what tfcey contain:
Brown & Brown, druggists, of Winston, say:
"The Private Stock, TO, gives entire satis
faction to our customers, and we think it Is a
fine medicinal Whiskey." .
. ' -
II. Eose, also of Winston, writes us as fol
lows: "The 'Private Stock' Whiskey I bought
through yo it Mr. Simon has proved a success
and will fceep it hereaiter as my leading
brand.'
j. . Burns & Co.. of Fayetteville, have this
tosa:
4tI have used your new brand of 'Private
Stock, 1876,' Rje Whiskey and will say that I
am well pleased with it and that It i all you
recommend it to be. My customers prefer
this brand to all others."
Jtsucirlerrs Arnica salve
The Best Salve in the world 'for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chap
ped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all
fekin Eruptions, and positively cures
Piles, or no pay required. It is guar
anteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price 25 cents
per box.
For sale by Robert R Bellamy,
wholesale and rstail dr'ijrjri
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Geo. R, French & Sons.
aoc Opera Slippers, former price "c.
75c Opera slippers, former pricefil 00.
$1.00 Opera Slipper?, former prlceffLSk
" f 1.25 Opera Slippers, lormer prtcejn.sa
Oxford Ties, Pat. TiP,T5e.
. Oxford Ties, Pat. Tip, aif.
Oxford Ties, Pat. Tip, fl.IT..
oxford Ties. Pat. Tip, fi.Sfc.
Tan Colors Oxfords $1.00.
Tan colored oxfords $1.25.
- All the above styles In Misses andtChil
dren'a sizes at comparatively low price. ,
Large stock of LAWN" TENNIS SLIPPERS
GEO. R. FRENCH & SONS,
IO8 North Front Street
(Opposite The Orton.) , my 24 tl i
Cluircli Services To-Morrow.
St. Andrew's Presbyterian Chuch,cor. Fourth
and Campbell streets. lie v. John W Primrose,
1) D.. Pastor, services at 1 1 a. m. and 8:15 p, m.
sabbath School at 4:0;) p. m. Prayer. Meet
ing and Lecture Wednesday at 8:15 p. m. The
public cordially invited. Seats free.
First Presbyterian Church, corner of Third
and Orange streets. Rev. P. II. Hoge, Pastor.
Sunday services at 11 a. n). and 8.15 p. m.
Sunday School at 4:00 o'clock p. m. Prayer
meeting and lecture Thursday night at 8:'.5
o'clock. Visitors welcome, to all services.
Front street Chapel of the First Presnvte
rlan Church, southwest corner Front and
Queen streets. Services at 11 a. nr. nnrt 8.1". p.
in., conducted by Ufv. W. Met'. Miller.
Sunday School at. 4 :0ft o'clock p.m. Prayer
meeting Wednesday night at 8:15 o'clock Visi
tors welcome.
Brooklyn Baptist Church, .services In Hie
new church, corner Fourth: ami Brunswick
streets, lie v. If. E. Peele, Pastor, sunday
services at 11a. in. and at'-8 p. m. Sunday
school at 4:30 p. m. Prayer laeeting Thursday
night at PrOft p. m The public is cordially in
vited. -
First Baptist Church, corner of. Market and
Fittli streets, liev. T. 11. Prlt chard. 1). !.,
Pastor. Services at 11 a. in. and 8 p. m
sunda-y .School at ;::;o o'clock p. in. Prayer
and Praise meet ins: Thursdaj- night at 8
o'clock, strangers cordially .invited.
Bladen Street 1. E. chuivh, corner Fifth
and Pladcn stnets.. Kev. II. l. Anderson, t'as-
toiv Preaching at 11 a. in. and 8 p. in. Sun
day School at y o'olock. Class meeting Tues
day night at 8 o'clock.
st John's church, corner of Third and lied
'ross sts.? (stijct cars going North pass the
door). Kev. J. Cannichaei, u. 1).. Kcctor. Cel
ebration every Sunday Morning nt T.45. exeep
Ilist Sunday in the month, when it is at 11
o'clock a. in. Morning Prayer, I.itany and
Sermon (each Sunday) at 11 o'clock. Evening
Prayer and liibie studies at 7:.i0 o'clock. AI
Feasaitd Saints' Days observed by celebra
tion at in a. ih. Visitor to the cU.v 'will in
shown to agreoabls scuts.
St. Jani(;s' Episcopal Church, corner Third
and .Market streets, Kev. Kobt. strange. Ke
tor. Divine services at II a. m. and . p. in.
Children's service tirst Sunday nr. 4 u. m
L Holy (MiiiiUiunioii. first Sunday at 11 a. m
IV ,r .1 ....... I .. av, L.'ii.trl.i- C'.lw.J ..
si-i."ijvi .sriim.i ,ti i ., t. in. nuuuaj oiuuui cii.
o:30 p. m.
Orace MelhfMhsi E. church. South, corner of
Fourth and Mulberry streets. Kev. Walters.
Creasy. Pastor, services at 11 a. m. and Tf.ift i.
m . conducted by the pastor. Simday school
at :S30 p. m. Prayer Meeting and Lecture
Wednesday at 8 p. m. The public are cor
dially invited. Seats free.
st Paul's Episcopal ejiureh, corner Fourth
and orange streets, Kev. C A. Arnold, Hector.
services tomorrow at. 11 a. m. and 8 p. in.
Sunday School at i.45a.m. Seats nil free. Every
body is welcome.
Fifth street M. E. Church, South. Kev. 1. O
Ecaman. Pastor. The congregation are wor
shipping, temporal lly, in the. "Union scluol
House," on Sixth, between Nun and Church
streets. Services to-morrow at 11 a. m. and
8.15 p. in. Class Meeting at 3 p. m. Sunday
School at 4 "30 p. m. Prayer meeting Wednes
day night at 8.15 p. in. beats free. Public in
vlted. ,
w hi loli Uai)tist Chui'rti, corner of Eighth and
Walnut streets. Preaching at 11 o'clock, a. m.
Nahuuth schorti at 1 o clock, p. ni. Prca-!iing
at ; o'clock, p. in. Bible reading at t o'clock,
p.m. Preaching at 8 15 o'clock, p.m. Seats
fn e. Elder 31. V. .Morris', pastor.
St. Thomas' Pro-Cathedral. First Mass at
a.m. second Mass at 10. a. in. Vespers and
Benediction at , o-clock, p. m. Daily iassat
(j.;so a. m.
-t. Paul's Evan. Lutheran church, corner of
Sixth and Market streets. Kev. F. V. E. Pes-
chau. Pastor.' finnan scrv ices at II o'clock a.
'nr. English servicesjit T:y0p.m. Sunday School
at ti.iaJa. m. W. U. Strauss. Suiu. Mitors cor-
Ually.welcpinev ,
sYond Baptist Chun h. on sixth, iK tween
Church and .Cast lc streets, Kev. J.P.King,
pasior. services ai u a. m. ana ;wp. m.
Sunday School at '.. m. ITaycriueetingcvery
lucsuay nigni.
Fii-st Baptist church (col.) corner of Fifth
and cainpbell streets, Kev. A. M. Conway
pastor. Preaching at 11 a. m. at y p. m. and
at s p. m. sunaay scnooi at i p. m. seats free,
BLACK
this season justifies us in offering the re
mainder of the stock, which, is large, at a
great sacrifice.
Engllsn Satteens at lie and 12iC, solid
Black. Genuine French satteens at 25 cent?..
Handsome cotton Challies at 5 and c cents.
Fancy and stylish Kobes in Spring colors at
cost and lefcs than cost.
Chaniily Late Draperies at very low prices
ZE3I driofe:
and Stools. Cabinet Work of - all kinds.
Banks. Catalogue tree. - ArMress
3 FJE SHOW CASES
Also Wall and Prer
Brim liild;Simon & Co.
11 1 N.
Dealers m Liquors,
my 30 tf
Friiit
Cigars and Tobaccos.
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of the newest styles, and very best rjuallty
Imported. Every piece warranted pure Silk.
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Analytical and Classified, for Volumes IMS
Inclusive, from June, 1850, to Jane,
vol. 8vo, Cloth, 4 oa
MANUFACTURERS OF
and
E. VanLAER,
407 Itecl Cross Htreet.
apl H ttjcoa
A.
We as5? for your patronage and -caail ever
endeavor to Cetrne the same. . . .
i:ospect fully.
1HE UNDERSIGNED IIAVINIOUALlFIED
as Administrator of the estate of F. J
Lord, deceased, noUce Is hereby gtreri to all
persons haTins claims against said estate to
or this notice will be pleaded ta bar of the N . JaCODl Hardv7arp fin
payment thereoL F. A. LORD, 1 iOxu OIU JOb.
. - - "v. iiu.m ai.
TAKE A SPIN
I l'' .1" ottit-itvis TllKSK FINE AF-
vciuiuus. c ean lurnisa- you with ttie
means for doing to.
We've got good noRSES, light, comfortable
VEHICLES and, when desired, careful Driv
ers. Our charges are moderate and we try
h&ql tpjease our customers.
R. C OR R ELL,'
I ' Livery and Sale Stables,
apl 9 tr tcor. Third andrincessSu.
; Table Boards
A GE?TLJBJS2 CA2S BE ACCOiJMO
dated wlthrrablerBcard on eppliesticn at "'
OC3 27U ' . . 2T4 H.,TXIJRD Si
Fertilizers, Pne Fibre
- Pine Fibre Matting,
Wilmington, - - N; V.
fJIHE REPUTATION OFOUK FERTILIZERS
the ACME and GEM, 13 now established, and
the results of three years' ess in the Hands of
the best farmers of this and other states will
attest tneur vaiue as a nign grade manure .
The MATTING, made trom the leaves of our
native pine, is conceded to be eaual to any
wuoi carpet lur cumiun axia auraotuiy ana tne
aemana xor ills aaiiy increasing, it has vir
tues net found in any other fabric.
The FIBRE or WOOL is extensively used for
upholstering purposes, and as a filling for
AiaiirKsses is almost equal w nair, Deing light
elastic and proof against insects.
ceruncates from reliable parties using our
goods can be seen aour office, or will be mall.
ea upon ucatiop, iaatr
STILL AT WORIi.
J AM NOW WELL PREPARED TO REPAIR
all kind3 of Furniture; Sewing Mactrnes, Fan
cy Articles, c, and where It is possible make
them as good as new. Work done promptly
and prices low. Call and see me and get es
timates and prices.
J. B. FA BRA R, ;
S. V cor. Front and Orange streets.
I am still asent here for the. New Hoove j
Sewing Machine, one of the best Machines on :
the raarkeu Needles and;Gil for sale. , I
nicairf .
1890. .
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