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T" ; , ! : : ; : ; L I a I ' -a1" nort any and .wrf-will p- , , if' vol. xiy. WILMINGTON, N. C, SATURDAY, JULY 5, 1890. NO 172. 1STEWS. In Pine Forest Cemetery the ! 1KDK TO HW 'ABTXXTISXJIEKTa Fxssd & Co Furniture Lack Beer 5 Cents a Sdiooner terments were children. m- two adults and. five 1 " - c w YATs-Xotelinenon the Solid south ' ervices in St. John's Church to- TlirT?7 7 - morrow at 11 a. iu. and 6 p. m. Sun- Fifty fiit:las hand .wanted to dav Roh of a.a-. ... 1 ' I J v. , t j I m Apply at 122 Market street. t 1 - uuu vvt;ttn : TlmJn J 1 rZ7IT . . . """""nc iur u SUOft V1CW, Willie thOSfi- ffhn foiiflmlprl 0 ! vaKoaie inie. time, lint nit if 1.1 .. . . " .mm t a t w m a ft, Diuii ui fill ill rr ft 111 11 voti ifiiii 1 r m J. i:u ? i .c.w.j,M city .a vicinity. prize of $100, and the FaretteviUe The streets of our city were almost 1 Independent Light Infantry; team uesertea yesterday and those who : was awarded; the second prize of $25 were seen appeared like "lone wau- The next in order was the regatta of the Carolina Yacht Club, which was failed over the , Wrightsville course. The following are theyachts that entered with their time of start and finish: the e!entf5rtn rfuiflvCa-UTHlTI0U8JUI0E riGS 0FCALIFOHNIA. r w j: v;. with Uic- mtrujciuai of plant, known to be S beneficial to the human .forming an agreeable ; U effective laxative to perma- -llv cure iiauuuai yuw- , 1 V.i itvinv ill fit- rT7 n-Pitr nr inactive I a v Virion of the PHS, LIVER AND BOWELS. itUtMtMceUett reweay mown i CDXSiTHESrsmt EFFECTUALLY Yin " Bihous or Lontipatea SO THAT fjttClOOD, KEFRCSHINU ktr, HIALTn ana ntww n - - NATURALLY FOU.UW. Ever one is using it and all are iedwithit. ASK YOUR DHlKi run I BYKUJ? OF MANUFACTUREO 0KLY BY (CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. - m FBAXCISZO, CI'.. ' fiemiJ.tf. UJYOnK.N.Y ROBERT K. HELIiAftlY, . WHOLESALE DKl'V0IST, da Wilmington, N. U Sneed & Co., lCCIi0B3 TO KXOXVILLK FURNI- utfo., jomiieast cornor Market ami Second pi .Ltrspsiori:, mum (icsign-H, lowest ?m lvrjttiyinvlteit(culi and Inspect r-t nac my 13 tt ' lone wan derers in a strange land." The heat i was intense and at an early hour all 4 . " icu ivt vai utiua ftumrt snower this forenoon Beach or cooieu tne atmosphere for u 1 ir.ua. 11 iu mr city Kepi as still, quiet i . i sTAlix. xime 13, Owen Feunell.......ll Si) OA ov a v. u uviu v ijiiiiiii iuii. iiavh. i ihhii 1 -.i; 1 1 r : 1 1 .' a 1 Rftttrmt flM.fU KA . 1 , I . . ' r' vm A-'; i . ' - ' T 1 v iiiiev xiK l,liSOIl U. 0 "4H .... . , f Jcolcay.anajto near of the death of Mr. Jacob i more peweeiui aou-orderly; and at L,iiianFIoience,HIirBowden.ll 31 18 iGreenwald, which took nlaeA at ight, wheii , those who had visited jWinona, O.R. French.. It 31 33 terv this week wer turn ni.,Uo.:i , xV . 'nuum m mr cuy Kepi as sun, quiet i A W4ftaka a . " J' v ( ' " . 11 ' " "" ' - i ' i n 1"5 w-. aiv wwmi t ipw i n nnp rr r-v l ' KPrvt ia,.nh : more willbeplaced on ihe.Iineat once. fhe Register of Deeds issued four marriage licehsesthis week two for white and two fof colored couples. The worst cases of scrofula, salt rheum audi other diseosps nf iU blood, are cured pari 11a. t Rubber Hose, Wn Mowers arid Hakes of the la i by Hood's Sarsa- est and most i m proved makes arj sold by the N. Ja cob! lid w. .Co. Forecasts" says that the weather will be slightly cooler, which .will be gratifying news to many a poor sweltering mortal'. Cherokee Sfprings, S. after a loner illness. C. yesterday. There will be.services at Brooklyn Baptist Church, Rev. R. R Peeie, pastor, at 11 a. m. and 8:15 p. m, Sunday school at 4:30 p. m. Subject ! uis uisuuursf, "j. ne -secona resort Coming of Christ," Seats free and j Grove the nillillft rrrillAllir inrHI tA '!' tend. the 'seaside resorts returned from their day of pleasure, they were too iired and hot to disturb the prevail ing quiet. " AT CAROLINA BEACH. There were about 1,000 of our citi- tae zens who visited this popular seaside fLulie Keep dry j and you will keep healthy. Umbrellas, rubber coats. &cJ, at I. Stmer'sJ S. R. comer Front ! and Princess streets. . f j.iicict is cuuaiueraDie sicKness. es pecially among children, in the city. line excessively hot wthor 1ia been too much for them. " v St. Paal's Evang. Z.utheran Church. English services will be held at 11 a. ni. to-morrow and German ser vices at 8.15, in St. Paul's Lutheran Church,tcorner Sixth and Market streets, Rev. F. AV. E. Peschau, pari tor. All are welcome. i, am. .Manufacturer's Agent for Barbed and all kinds of Wire, Com bination Wire and Iron Fences. Or ders solicited. James I. Metis, t -v . 1 J raft m . inere will be services mall the churches to-morrow, and there will be no excuse but sickness or laziness for neglect to. attend divine worship A . 1 " I I I ion tnatuay. j . general agent of Mr. W. P the National Brewine Company of Baltimore, Md;, ialfn the city to day on business connected witli the firm he represents. j ... , MMK,9y Mr. and Mrs. Thos. F. Longhery, B0LI.S.4LK nmiERs in of Sumter; S. C.Honuerly of this iviisiuu9, urureritM, a few da ysandarithe guestsofRev. Liquors, Tobacco, Cigars, day F. W. E. Peschau -AND IMIISSIOX MERCHANTS, C. Front Ami Hock St.t WILMINGTON, N. C. With "Regal" Paint on your house ! and "Plastico" on your walls, your ! house., wjll be beautiful and your family happy. Sold by the N. Jacobi Hdw. Co , factory 440hl one of nighta ' agenta JU8t ArrivArl f "I have been nlace: II 5h.lL0T0FTHAT fresfi HP-cOUN- lire, and of course! I live In the city now!" said our suburban citizens a few y I nee. 4The electric lights beyond where I I must be within. Forecasts. TkT 11. m xur iipnn Carolina, lair and slightly cooler weather, and faiv on Sunday. - Loc'nl forecasts, from 8ai in. to-day, for Wilmington and .vi cinity, fair, showers,, followed by fair to-night and slightly cooler weai ther. r . Progress. It i.s very important in this age o.f vast material progress that a rein-i edy be pleasing to the taste and to! the eye, easily taken, acceptable to the stomach and healthy in its nan ture and effects. Possessing these qualities, Syrup of Figs is the one perfect laxative and most gentle; diuretic 'known. I3 7 RTrEis In small Klti, at hall & peaiwalih, : H anLi3 soi Water Streetl the city limits." Services at St. Church at llo'cloc Paul's Episcopal c a. in. and at 8:15 SllRhtFlre. At about half-past 8 o'clock this morning a blaze of fire was seen-on the roof of the house on Mulberry street, between Seventh and Mac Rae, occupied by Mr. James L. Yopp. The family were at once no tified and for a few. moments the neighbors "hustled" around quite lively and succeeded in extinguish ing the flames without giving a, gen eral alarm. A small hole in the roof was the extent of the damage. News of a 8al Accident. We regret very much indeed to learn, as we do by telegram received in the city this morning, of the death by drowningat the University of the during the day, the Sylvan and Passport making extra trips for the accommodation of the people. There was a brisk breeze blowing in from the ocean, which was doubly grateful to the heated and perspiring multitude, a nice surf rolled in for the enjoyment of the bathers, who disported themselves to .their heart's content in the tumbling, boisterous breakers. There was music for dancing in the pavilion, j and a good many had the courage, notwithstanding the heat, to indulge in this pleasant amuse ment. . The Germania Cornet Band was there and gave a delightto the evening j festivities, which added much to the interest and pleasure of the occasion, by playing some of their ' bet selections in excellent style. There was also a fine display of fireworks, which'to those who had never witnessed pyrotechnic exhibi tions was an entrancing sight" not soon to be forgotten. There was no drunkenness, and the most perfect good order and good nature prevaiU ed throughout the dayr No serious accident marred the pleasures of the day, although some little excitement prevailed at-one tfme-.bythenint-ing, while iu the surf, of a couple of ladies, but. they were happil ex tricated from their helpless and per ilous position before any serious damage was done, and with the aid of proper restoratives were soon al nht again, Capt. J. V. Harper,lof the Sylvan Grove, was, as usual, on hand and watchful for the safety and comfort of all on board, and it was his strong hand's that drew one of the fainting ladies from the surf. " AT THE HAMMOCKS. Extensive preparations had been made by the officials of the Seacoast and Ocean View Railroads for the transportation of the large throng that was expected to visit the Sound 37 32 24 33 33 17 33 49 When .walkinj? through our town " in search of somethlajr nice to cat o matt er where you're bound I 1'ass down souh Front street. Mamie B Francis Marion.. Phantom, J. K. Williams..-....!!! Pirate, Norwood Giles..:.. ...11 Mascotte, G. D. Parsley ..11 Peggotty, T. vVright Meares.,11 ! Firs ish. ii. ;m. s. 12 40 13 12 59 OS 12 48 19 .00 00 00 .....12 159 15 ......12 44 15 12 30 03 .12 33 20 J;........:.12 30 43 won the prize of the .1 il. J t , . . iii&u uicits; xne jjoune won tne prize of the second class, and the Mamie B. won the prizo of the third elas's. Rev. C. L. Arnold delivered the prizes to the winning boats in a neat and felicitious manner. There were fireworks at Ocean View, the Ham mocks and also at the Atlantic View Hotel. There' was a sparring ! exhi bition at the Hammocks and most lnAn4LmnH'n I n.lir i excellent music by Prof. Miller's UY,,UC,nUN b LUW VriUrtJU band. Much I credit is due to the management of both ' roads for the Lillian 'Florence 1 Wmoiaa.. ....... Phantom Pirate Mascotte Peggotty The Pirate tood that the noun docs nWjaiiraya eadof:e thsTtewa of corren-ondenta muon a itat:a injthe editortm coinmna. r, AIUTISEMENTrj: SOMETUING NEW! fl BEER saloon ovssza oa Sciond street, tetween Market and rrtneesa. where you caa get A ScKeofle r of' .Kpw fhr iiyo. . "Vvj iui t VVUljJt u c" ALE, - SODA VAKER, 4c. Also, a siraii&rhouseat No. 4 North Water strft-t, where the same articles am tr r v : a same prices. " f - )" - ' '': jy 5 ; Ualf way down the second square -A larjre brick stor The people buy their Groceries there j Froai'is. F. eiWANN. ' One hundred and eighteen 'j ' f t Is the number on the door; ' The nloe things yon are lookinsr for a Arc in tb at very store. , Walk in I and you will And ills stock 13 most complete, v liest quality of uoods, . . And tho pricoa can't be beat. -. jy o i D&W opp. Front street Market; argams J Uargains ! Hargains J -IN LADIES' SLIPPEES -AND- efiiciency of t vice -and for taken for the le transportation ser- A I -ml iiie care and j pains i cpmfort of visitors. AT WRIGHTSVILLK. At Capt. E. W. Mannipg's Atlan tic View Hotel there was -a gather ing of thirty of New Hanover coun ty Farmer Alliance, where they sat down to a hearty and excellent din ner prepared expressly for them by their noble hearted host. And thus ended the festivities of the glorious Fourth of Jul 1890. ! EI t Ladies Opera suppers 50a , Ladles' Lace Oxfords, riain Toe73c. Ladlefj' Loco Oxrords,rat. Leather npa'Jvai. ' ' , ..,,,- j.uuies- im.cc anu liutton oxroraa, $1.25. i Gentlemen's Low Shoes In ail "the latest styles at marvellous LOW TRICES. ;" - Geo. R.Freneli&Sons, v 103 North Front Btroet. (Opposite The, Orton.) " ' 23 tf it p. m. Evening services the third in the series on the 1st chapter of Gen esis. seats free at all services. Sun day school at 5 p. m. - On -account of- aickness a change X f has been made by which Rev. F. D Swindell wU preach at Hall's on the rH Sampson elreult to-morrow and Rev. . 1 J Dr. Creasy will fill, his own pulpit at J Grace Church in this city C I ' The usual Saturday1 nierht's weekly 1 - H-H I prayer and v experience meeting of Vw.J li 'Jifn on Ihc Solid Smith: BERBEKT.- ZtRpLON B. FlahbdOk. llpnr o - - " J v. 1UIUCI) r- r tAIDf C W. TATES. ,rr.Jooe .iKoers.' Price C- ' C. W. YATES BEACH AND 80UTHP0RT. business' andj, working men will be held at 8:15 o'clock tomight at the Seaman's Bjetbel find will be con ducted by Mr. J. K. Marshall. ; We leajrn that Mr. Hf K. Holden has been engaged as bass singer, in the First Presbyterian" Church for the ensuing season. .He is a good one and the church is to be congrat ulated on choir. this - i acquisition to its The pastor; Rev. Br. Creasy, will preach as usual ,jto-rao"rrow at 11 o'clock a. m. and 8:15 p. in. at Grace M. E. Church, and the Saerament of the LortVs Supper will be admin- South, at Sewanee, Tenn., yester day, of William L. London, Jr., third yesterday, and so near perfect were son of Capt. W. L. London, of Pitts- the arrangements that all were fion boro, N. C. There are no particulars In the dispatch other than that the remains have been taken to Pitts boro for interment. ' The deceased was about 18 years of age, and was veyed there and back without acci dent of any kind and with but very little delay. It is estimated that there; were between 6,500 and 7,000 people passed oyer the roads yester- as noble, high-toned and chivalrous day, the last of whom were returned a lad as ever gladdened a pafent's heart: of Christian character and bright intellect, with every prospect of a bright future before him. -The news of his death has caused deep distress among a large circle of friends and relations in this city. j 55 lLSfivn a. M. AND! ItolWilZ Xh "h at frvM. in ils and Fridays t. m. " "if"3 ana n The Tues- fcrcaVo ttrlL Sonthrort at Z tMuTM T-iPt Sunn a r ' VS CteU ror the tfi' w the round trip. ' Manager. js u i r. n wrnr iu it".innianuiactimrt ufi&x. co 4 Hot Springs Have you ever visited Hot Springs? Alas! You meet Iwliue there so many instances Of terrible blood poison, evidenced by disfigurement of face and form. Hither, rush suf ferers from scrofula, syphilis, ecze ma, salt rheum, ulcers, blemished skin, twisted and achingjoiuts, limbs luauc uruuivtfii uy rueuuiauaw, trio., etc. Some find relief, some do not and come awav poor In purse and grieviously disappointed. It costs money to visit and sojourn at Hot opnngs. Tne experiment 01 going there cannot be indulged in without considerable expense. How thank ful then should every one be to Know mere is a remedy even more beneficial in cases of blood poison than Hot Springs. We refer to Bo tanic Blood BalmfB B B) as to its merits thousands will testify. Z. T. Hallerton1, Macon, Ga,, writes: "1 contracted blood noison. I first pr. Richard II. Iwli, of Raleigh, tried pliysieians, and then went to not opriugs. 1 reiurueii noiue u ruined man 11I1 vRieall v. Nnthincr seemed to do me any good. My istered at the close the. morning. of the services in j will make his regular quarterly visit j j to Wllrniogton on yednesday,Thnrs- j day and Friday, 9th, lOtlt and lltlrf mother persuaded me to try is H H, or July;4; He can be consulted as I To my utter astonishment every uN 1 -n. .wiiJM.-fi.Mfc M cer quickly healed." of the-e,Ear, Thioat andjose. New Push and Poll BTind Hinges. Locks the' blind when 'opened or cjosed. SaVea labor and cost of put ting on Inside fastenings, which are not needed witbl these hinges. C?ar penters, tt trill pay you to eiarnine and nse same.; N. Jacobi Hdir.Oo. 4 use of fiye bottles cored me." says: "Some years ago. I contract 4 Jas. Jj. Bosworth, Atlanta, Ga,, at 11:55 o'clock last night. Of this number it is safe to assume from1 the best information we can obtain, that at least nine-tenths went to Ocean Vie, although, nearly ail stopped at' the Hammocks either going or coming. "... f The first prominent featore'of the day was the shooting at a target for a prize, which took place at Switch b'ack station at ;10.30 u ui. There were two cash prizes to be competed for, the first of $100, offered by the Seacoast Railroad Company, and the second of 25, offered bv the Ocean View Railroad Conipahy. There were six teams who competed for the prizes, wnicn, with their respective unai scores, wereas iouows: Maxton 66.-'- '! . , Lumber! Bridge Light. Infantry team total score, 88. ' B: F. White's leam-rtotal score, 2J. Wilmington Light Infantry team total score, 71. Fayetteyillelndependent Light In fantry tefm total score, 85. t . Goldsboro Rifles team-total score, 05. 1 - ' : ; " . v All the teams-used the Springfield Army Rifle, except B. F. White's, which usetl an old Spencer, rifle, cap tured at the llCrater,'v-iiear: Peters- burg. - v.- - J' .: The highest possible score for each team was 125. The Rifles team total score, Off for the. Fa miner. Nearly all our citizens , who . gen erally leave the city for awhile in the heat of the Summer, have left and Carolina Beach, Wrightsville, rr t t . ' uiu nuiuiiiocKs ami ucean view are full of our people. They will pro bably remain away untii the first of October, whenj we shall welcome them back to the city again The can1 t-get-a way club will remain and look out for the best interests of the I city. Female Weakness Positively Cured. To thk Editor: Please inform your readers that I have a positive remedy for the thou sand and one ills wltich arise from deranged female organs. I shall be glad to send two bottles of my. rem edy fbke to any lady if they will send theirExpress and P. O. address. Yours respectfully, Dr. J. 4B. Mar- chisi, mis (ienesce St., Utica, N. V. t Ity Steamer To-Day, a CO.MPLETE LINE OF LACTOPLTTINE Preparations, Liquid PeptonoLU and PhoS-pho-Cafrelni compound. JVIUNDS nrjOTJIERS, 101 N. Front street. Jl'ltf cni n. Fourth St. ISLAND BEACH HOTEL J. A. MOWN, Manager.. TJAVING LEASED THE, ABOVE NAMKD Hotel, situated at the Hammocks. 1 urn' nn. pared to cater successfully -to. the wants Of the public, . , " f The tables will be supplied with thecholotst viands f the season. Many places of great interest in the vidn. iiy. urr uathing Bath Houses In still waten line boatingacuitles, unrivalled fishlne. and aDove au an unexcelled cuisine, cottages on the Beach connect? with the Prof.vMiiler's celebrated Band the season. J. A my 28 U engaged for liltOTTN, ilANAOKK. DIED. GREEN EWALD. At Cheroke Sprlnsrs. S. C. July 5th, at 3 a. m., rACOB GKJtENE- walu, aged 29 years. runerai to-morrow morning at rsldenre. No. 515 south P'ront street, at P.30 o'clwk. Frlcnds and acquaintances Invited to attend. OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY AND TREAS'H OF. TUB tl i WlL.it WELDON AND W.,C. A, K. ILCO'f CItnrcli Services To-?Iorrow. St. Andrew's Presbyterian Chuch. or. Fourth and Campbell streets. Rev. John W Primrose. D D.. Pastor. Services at 11 a. m. andSil.i . m. Sabbath School at 5:00 pm. Prayer; Meet ing ana lxiciure emesaay at :i.p. m. The puDiic coraiaijy mntea. seats free. Urst. Presbyterian Church, corner t Third ana orange streets. Rev.-p. 11. Uoge, Pa.sT'or.- j-unaay services ar. 11 a. m. ana 6 p. m. Sunday School at 5:00 o'clocic r. m. Fraver meeting and lecture Thursday night at 8:15 ociocK. visitors welcome to ail services. Front Street Chanel of thi First Presovte- nan cnurcn, ooumwesi corner r ront ant Queen streets. Services at 11 a. m. and 8.15 p. iiu, conducted by lie v. w. 31 cC. Miller. Sunday School at 4:00 o'clock p. m. Prayer meeting w eanesaay night at g:i5 o clocx 11 tors welcome. Brooklyn Baptist Church, services lu ttie newchurvh, corner Fourth, and Brunswick streets, lie v. li. E. I'eele. I'astor. Sunday services at 11 a. m. ana at 8.1.3 p. hi. Sunday School at 4:30 p. m. Prayer meeting Thursday night at 8:00 p. m The public is cordially in vited. , r w f ' First Baptist Church, corner of Market and Fifth streets. Hev. T. II. ITltcharrL D. D. ' Pastor, services' at 11 a. in. and 8 p. rn.. Sunday schoo at s-jjo o'clock p. 'rn. Praser anu j-rai.se meeting mursaay nitrht at 8 o ciock. 6irangers coroiaiiy invited. Biaaen street al e. Church, corner Kih and Bladen streets., ltev. II. B. Anderson. Pa.s- ior. i-reacumg ac 11 a. ui. ana 8 p. m. sun day School at 3 o'clock. Class meeting Tues- aay nignt at Swodock. St John s Church, corner of Third and lied cross sts., (street care going North pass the door), Kev. J. Carmichael. o. D., liector. Cel ebration every Sundaj' Morning at 7.45. except j cimuay lu.iue Uioniu. wucm it is ai 11 ociock a. in. Morning Prayer, Litany and sermon (each Sunday) at li o'clock. EvenlDg rrayer ana uioie stuaies at 7s o clock. All Feasts and SalntsT Daj s observed by celebra tion at 10 a. m. Visitors to the ettr will be shown to agreeabls seats. r sr. James' Episcopal Church, corner Third wilx isu ov, n. c, July 1st, isca riIIE BOAKD OF JHUECTORS OF TUB 1 Wilmington & Welton Kailroad Ca haw declarel adlTldendof four H) per cent on 119 capital. Stock, payable on the 15th Jnst.'. to all holders of record of this date. The Transfer Jtooks iriu stand closed from July 1st to July 15th, li. ' ' , JAS.F.POST, jb; Jy 1 lot Treasurer W. W. lLTLCa Fishermen's Supplies, ! Builders' Hardware, 1 PAINTS AND SASH ITAIKIB'S SUICTLr FUEE lTfllli lliff, ' : " -- v . ' ' ' ; ... made by the old Dutch prooew. the best Lead on the market. They noi being in combina tion can msie special price on same. ' I COOKING STOVES, , Largest assortment la the srare to select frcm; sold at factory prices. . it ed blood poison. I had no appetite, my digestion was ruined, rheutua- tim rl paw nn mv llmna erk F rtfilil hardly walk, my throat was canter-1 ahilth wliid sfro A 9 I izea nve limes, not snrinss gave npRoRst-L f!nl w n vTnnMimii F!n. second snmiir fltTu i Tr wr:; -me no benefit and my life was one f r- ttr r tlil 1U P- m. - , - . of torture until I gare B BBa't rial,U " " 4 J-. i First Baptist, church (ooL) corner of Fifth auu vui rinsing a3 lb Tuay seem, tne Oil Stoves of All Sizes. In. then you will find comfort and crxmotny. Pampg, Step-Ladrtcrv Wc a3k for yotir patronage anJT ahall ever endeavor to deserve the same. Ige'feain, making ana Campbell street, i;ev. A. M. hhihtf-.rf wa -rrl 1,a"PfrF- TE?"nar f " m.,at3 1 -- - j't ,'' v ... ai a j. vit ; 32-ay school ax 1 p. Respectfully. - , irss N? Jacobi Hard waro. Od., la.fcat3free1 .ipistt, izso. rnoxr sr.