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k.;: ;'7 FLEAS3 KOTICJS. ; W0 will to glad to rccclrg ccniiu ..ur txior and Prep. froa our trtends on any and &n iitjocta general tntercst, bat 5 ; - ; : 4 Ths name of the writer mast always cs fur nished to the Eato. ;' " ' commTiTHcaaona mast be written 03 only. J1 -tM cm Three x si ; . IRK ' one tide of the paper . : r - J . ylieriaecw.rtow rersonaiiues must be Toldod. ; t And It u epecnuiy ana particularly under- - stood that tiw Editor does not always endorse pe.news o correspondents anleei so " stated la the editorial columns. A, .. ' VOL. XIV WILMINGTON, N. C, THURSDAY, AUGUST 14, 1890. NO 206. REfum pVrJ' LOCAL 27:e"WS. ii tn5te. and acU .rJfl. it .liflna tho 8 V atpcl. colds, bead-fet-l cure habituaJ iia- Svrup of F'S3 13 th fd of its kind ever pro h to the taste and ac & o the etowacli, prompt il lrareJ only from the nuxl cVisl zrwalle substances, it: r ..!.- ,ii1ItlM commend i JyW made it the mosi t .f rV la fnr Kale in oik fM'L..,! nil lcadincr dmir ill" "A ,T i r 1jl AST reliable Groggy (rut bv it on hand will pro .4 promptly fur any one "wh l" T),i nnt accent anl ui . . &tfMf fS MM CO. Ji t tt4C'SC0. CI. Cirr. fr. fwr row. .r. BOilEItT 11. UELLAJIV: :!d .Men o:i ihe Solid South. JKT A. nCCBRUT, ZEKL'Lt)N 1U ilT.WMi je. fii&tact, Henry (i. Turner, IUMji-X In r.Jonon, Win. J. Wtison, Geo. T-. ,t S I-on oi hers. IMir f IJ3. ,51 C. V. YATKS. " Just Arrived ! Hi E LlU'F THAT FKEMI I IM OI N-1 1 -KTTECiB M..iU Kits, at HALLcV lKAKALL'if, Pitt II Yv1 1 Fa Watrr St rwf. John Werner. put l-i CIT ONE, AND HE HOLDS uXiSMirkfi Mrr-rt. A pnod hnave J tsl. a Ximpcp for 20 rents.' or a Ilalr liMSCffr. tout 01 ILC (Ml Uircrs ZB t'w. tAa cowtIs, (iUarp razors anl Tte (ierroan Barber, ra Market ri met VEHICLES ! VEHICLES! jcmi ron sale a L.hc;n number 15DA;UE AT V A HI ETY OF &cond-IIand Yelilclcs, ll a rl orAT aaJ reaJy for Immediate -TVjuitv swjii rtry low for caan or w n gw-i tajyaia at ORKELLS STABLES, " Wr.TLlrJ an4 niaeessrsu. 1DRIAS & V0LLER8, forhlons, Uroceries, . tiqw. Tctacto, Cigars, -AND- ISSKtX .MERCHANTS, Cr- from amt Dock Sl ftckens, Eggs, Chip Boef, AND A MCE LOT Of Xf'hCa?oHna Unms t i wm gen cheap. I n.re . " M( of t noiCK FAMILY CiBO, tlfc I will ctl Iffi anv uu il in the citj. cite mo a . F. SWANK S Act., -VV Front Mrreu cminUto the Front. MIES Tlir. UST KLIEtJENPE fWiUj!,,,, lt? Tbcsc and Htp racaj rm cu th . f j-r rffrV. rtt street, ot ?1,Utw jeir cer lardlr f IXDXZ TO KlW ADTKRTIdClf I2TT8 f xrED A Co Furniture Mcxps CKomtRS Drugslsts Fikkwoiks At Carolina Beach Ixcrfsiox Cladcn Street Cnurch C vv Yats3 Noted roenjm tne Solid youth The city hna hen full of strnmrers io-Ih)'. I , , Fifty ttrc ats handi wanted to "make Punts, by the c!y or piece. Apjily at 122 Market fetreet. t One. huutlred and- forty nuebU rere accoiuiuodatet lat uilit at the Owens House on Dock street. Some very fine sea trout are being brought into market now, ! .-. We recr-t to learn that Mr. W. II. Srokler, iroprietor of the Stokley lloue at ; wngniuviiie, is quite mck. Ueginulng jwith to-morrow, and euding with the 22df Turner AI luauau predict frcque'iit.hpwers.1 Kcoiioinv: lOO Doses One Dollar." Merit: "Pecuifar to Itself' Purity: jllood'n Sarsaparilla. ,- i , - Keep dry aud you will keep healthy. Umbrellas rubber coats, &c, at I. ShrierV. 8. 13. comer Front and Princess 6treeta. . t ... tT There will be a meeting to-night, at 8 o'clock, at the 'Mayor's office, for the permanent organization of the new cornet band. - . Another cargo of lion arrived here late last evening for the W., O. & E: CR.ri.ou th Echooner William F. Green, from Xew York. j I am Manufacturer's Agent for Barbed and all kinds of Wire, Com bination Wire' and Iron Fences. Or ders solicited. James I. Metts. t A colore?! excursion party from flreensboro arrived' here last even ing. They-were about 200 strong. They will .leave on j the return this evening. '? r . With 'Regal" Paint on your house aud "Plastico"? on ydiir walls, your house will bo beautiful and your family happy. Sold by the N. Jacob! II dw. To , factory agents. t They do say fish are cau g mocks and it that .some very fine it now at the Ham is probable that a great many will go down tliere to try their luck ko-uiorrow afternoon. 4- OTcr or )4 TS tt- Col. John C. Tipton, late of the Greensboro Falriot, iiXo begin the publication of a Weekly paper in that city on the 20th Inst. It will be called thetewberaf.! Success 'toyou, Bro. T. - j 1 ' ' Half-holidajf to-morrow, and there will be two mbre before the close of the.season. They are good things, beneficial to ail and hurtful to none, and it Is a pityj they j cannot be kept up the year round. ; The ladles of( Bladen Street M. E. Church will give an excursion on the Sylvan Grove tomorrow to Car olina Beach, thje boat leaving at 0:30 a. m. It is safe to say that there will be a large 'attendance. Mr. J. I. Stalling, of the police force, was married last night to Miss Etta Merntt, of this city. The cere mony took place at the residence of the bride's father, In; Brooklyn, rind the ceremony was pronounced by Bev. H. B. Anderson; i ' Steaikshlp lielaware sailed for New York this 'morning with the following passenger list: M. Donlan and sou, llarton Woodward. Miss Daisy Pugh,Misa Minnie Smith, He v. F. W. E. Peschau, J.f D. tjurrie aifd sonJ. Clark and H. Farrior. 'ew Push anil Pull Blind Hinges. Icks the blind when opened or closed. Saves lAbor aud cost of put ting ou Inside fastenings, which ure not needed. with these hinges. Car penters, it wilt pay you to examine and se fcaiiie. y. Jacob I Hdw. Co. t We have it now. . A Pump that Is always primed never retpiiring h tub or water to start If, It Is the bright invention of- a North Caro lina genius and 'is pronounced by all to be the besflmmp on the market. See It and you will have no other. Jacobl HdwCo. GnldsboroiipacA: The services at the Episcopal Church continue to be well attended and. Mr. Arnold seems to be growlug Jin favor with the people. The audience gros larger at each serviee. Last night there were twice as many present as the first night, and ; this morning about fifty left their business to at tend oft divine worship. ROACHES, Files, Bed Bugs, Ants, Beetles, cleared out by Rough on Rat?. Seo direction?.- New moon to-iuofYow morning at 5 minutes past 11 o'clock. j , , i The Seacoast train carried down a laige number of citizens, as well as excursionists, to salt water to-day." The vind got around to the West lust night and it has been quite snU try tp-day, although not too warm for comfort. The highest range' of the thermometer was only 80 de grees, at 1 and 2 o'clock. i , r - There will be a big time at Caro lina Beach to-morrow, and dou'L. you forget it. Music for dancing, vocal and instrumental music, and fireworks twill wake the echoes. Three boats during the day, the, last train to leave the Beach atfloYlock. Those who propose to take their half-holiday out with a pole aud a piece of string with a fishhook ut the end will derive comfort from the fact that the. wind got around to the Southwest this afternoon and it is probable that the fish will bite well to-morrow. But, then, it may rain. ( ainrrlfd In Oxford. Mr. Thos. R. Southerland, of this city, was happily married to Miss Bessie Venable, daughtei of Maj. T. Brown Venable, a gentleman known to many here, where he wos on duty during the war, in Oxford, on Tuesday morning. Mr. Souther land and his charming and accom plished bride have gone to the mountains in the Western partof the State,' where they will spend a few weeks in visiting foiue of the most noted resorts. , ! , ' , Peculiar and Fatal Accident. Elisha Hopkins, a route agent be tween this city and Mt. Airy, died at his home near Greensboro on Tues day under very peculiar circum stances. A few months ago, while passing a small station, a mail bag was thrown into the car and- the lock struck Mr. Hopkins on the leg. Violent pains resulted and he had to take his bed. He gradually grew worse and on Tuesday he died. He was unmarried but was mainly the support of a widowed mother and la sister. - '' ; . Clarn New May Die. j Mayor Fowler, having been noti fied that Clara New, the colored woman who was sliot at her house yesterday morning, was sinking rap idly, add that her condition was critical, called at her house to-day and took the deposition of the in- jured woman. She says that she does not -know how the pistol was fired; that she had been playing with Bloodworth, who pushed her away, and told her to let him alone; that she again approached him and put her hand under his vest, when the pistol was fired. She says that there was no quarrel between them but it can be proven, we understand, that there had been a quarrel some little time previous and that Blood worth had then told her that he would j "kill her in two minutes" which,; however, may have been an unmeaning threat. The condition of the injured wo man has changed very materially since yesterday afternoon, when Dr. Potter ; probed for the ball. Ve stated in oflr last issue, by author, ity, that she was not thought tobe dangerously injured, but since then the symptoms have become alarm ing. 1 Bloodworth has not yet been cap tured but it is thought that he. will be. It is said that he has been seen near Topsail since his flight. j ! lllood Dlaeaaea. Blood diseases aro terrible on ac count of their loathsome nature, and tho fact that they wreck the conti7 tutioti so completely uuless the proper antidote is applied. B. B. B. (Botanic Blood Balm) is composed of the true antidote for blood ioisoii. Its use never fails to give satisfac tion. , Mrs. Laura Hurt, Beaufort, r. C, writes: i "A loathsome form of blood poison was killing me. My appe tite was lo&r, mr bones ached, ami . "t f .' Ilk Ladies Deliclited. j The pleasant effect, and' the per fect; safety with which ladies may use the liquid fruit, laxative, 'Syrup of Figs, under all conditions make it their favorite remedy. It is pleas? ing to the eye and to the taste, gen tle, yet effectual in acting on tiie kidneyA liver and bowels. Ilorse Killed by Ufihtnlng;. We learn from , the Laurinburg KxdiatxQC that a horse" belonging Col. Jesse Ilargrave was killed and one of hia buggy wheels "torn io pieces by lightning -at Laurel Iljll depot; last Friday afternoon. The lightning struck a.tree to which the horse was hitched, just a few sec onds after Col. Hargrave and his little son had left him, they being near enough to feel t he .shock. : ; ; Ileasant to Kecord. 1 The Dallas Light Infantry, j on their way home from the encamp ment, met with a very cordial wel- Lcome at Charlotte. The A'cirs says that Mr. M, P. Pegraui,cashierof jtne First National Bank of Charlotte, was seated in front of the Central Hotel as they marched up from the depot and stepped up to the Captain of the company and tendered an in vitation to the entire command to breakfast with him at the Central, which was accepted. It is pleasant to chronicle such acts of .kindness and appreciation of the services i of our gallant State troops. From the Mountain to tlie Sea. t A big excursion train arrived hete last evening, at 7:30 o'clock, all Of the way from Rutherfordton, at the foot of the Blue Ridge. There were nine poaches, containing nearly 000 people. They came from points all along the line from Rutherfordton to this city. There are many repre- iJi! ...... .1 seiliaiive meu in me imny ouu uuiu bers of pretty young ladies. The Rutherfordtou Cornet Band accom panied them. The programme was for a! visit to Wrightsviile, the Ham mocks and Ocean View to-day and, a run down to Carolina Beach to-mor row. I They are-to ret urn at -7 o'clock to-morrow evening. Sprung a Leak. Yesterday's New York Star says that the barqnentine Lydia reach ed the Erie breakwater Monday af ternoon in a badly, damaged 'condi tion. ! Her maintop was carried away, and she-was leaking at tremendous rate. "The Lydia, Captain Sprengels, hails I from r Barbadoesr and was bound from Wilmington, N. C, to Grey town, Nicaragua, with a cargo of lumber. The vessel was evidently very deeply laden, and has even now but little freeboard. The mate of the vessel told a Star reporter that he Lydia was a very old ship. On August 5, he said, when in lati tude 34 4VNorth, and longtitude 74 12' West, the barquentine was struck by a succession of heavy sqnalls at about 3 o'clock in the afternoon, which caused her to pitch and roll at a fearful rate. The gale contiri. ued all night, and the next day the ship sprung a leak, taking in water id. the rate of 10 inches an hour. The pumps were at once manned, and have been kept going ever since, j "The crew consisted of nine menj all told, and were kept constantly at the pump' chains, watch and watct about. Finally the crew went aft in a body, and demanded that the captain make port. The captain said he would tell them at 4 o'clock what he proposed doing, and, as he had no alternative, he was forced to pnt into Ncwf York.? Judco Mearea In Charlotte. Mr. Wade H. Harrisspays a very handsome and a well deserved tribj ute to Judge Meares in yesterday's issue of the Charlotte News. It will be seen that the Criminal Court has done for Mecklenburg what it ha for New Hanover. The News says! Several years ago, when the Leg Lle Mecklenburg Criminal Court and Governor Scales appointed ion Oliver P. Meares to hold it, tbis writer took occasion to congratulate! the people of Mecklenburg, for in the new order of things he saw a vigorous thinning out of the crinii-j nal docket, prompt and just meting out of the law, and a rapid deca-j dence of crime in our midst. The, record of the Uiiminal Court since, its few years' reign here has fully borne : us out. We had reported Judge Meares' courts in New Han-j over, and we khew; what sort of a man he is lefre he made the fact; knoaruXiu Mecklenburg. His reign ii iudire has worked wonders inj twirifvimr this countv of crime. Hc had held but one! or two courts when law-breakers realized that his mill is of the sort that griuds both fast aud surely, aud they considered .f i.,v- ncii .ppmf.1 as if it! it wise to either behave themselves would come off mv bones. A friend; or go to some ottier county to do brought me a bottle of B. B. B. The 'their mischief. A fine -judge is OIi sores began healing at once, and j ver P. Meares. lie deals out justice when I hail taken two bottles I sur-, with an Impartial hand, ami- when prised my friends at my rapid recov- he finds occasion to i temper it with Irv mercy,.there aro none to question T A llrrant M rfu I V I PT VrUP.S: ; IMP W1M1UIU CJ1 Ilia CUUIIC. i.ur . . m . A.. , WV . - . I nau Rheum atnA T rate until I found B B B. It cured who have failed to flee before him j N KW A DV13K riSKM IINT? . Excursion to Carolina Beach "TJ NDER TIIE AUSl'ICES OF Bi-ADEN street M. E. Church, Friday, 18y0: a. in. August 15th, The i-YLVANsiiOVE will leave at 0:30 ": ;;' augl4 It FIRE WORKS! -AT- CAROLINA BEACH FRIDAY NIGHT. Music, Dancing, Fireworks. , Boat leaves WilmlDgton at 9 30 a. m., p. m, and 5.30 p.rm. - Train leave3 Beach at 12.30 p. m., fi p. m. and Last train from Beach at 0 p. m. Fare, 5.3Q boat, 25 cents. aug U 2t THE OWENS HOUSE, On Dock Street, between Fron . and Second, JJAS BE &N THOROUGHLY RENOVATED and the Rooms furnlshed with an eye to the comfort or the public. The Jicoms-are nice and cool and the Table supplied with the best the market affords. ; - ' , Board by the day, woek or. month at very low ratesL ' MR3. s. n. owens, ' augsjlm Proprietress. A Splendid Assortment -OF- DBjrm SDPOISTC3-ES For sale by jySOtf 3IUNDS BHOTHERS. Gre at 01 ear i n g 0 ut Sal e -OF- LADIES' SLIPPERS -ANI LOW SHOES AT AND BELOW: COST, I CommenciBg Mondiy, August 11th, 1S90, -AT Geo. R. French & Sons, lOS Nortb Front Street.; (Opposite The Orton.) . augr ll tf N. 0. THE ACME MANTJFAOTUBING CO, MANUFACTURERS OF ' - f . - Fertilizers, Pine Fibre and Pine Fibre Matting Wilmington, - nUE REFUTATION OF O U K FEUT J LJ Z E K S the AC3IE and GEM. is now estabUshcd. and the results of three years' use In the nancts of the best farmers of this and other Stares will attest their value as a high grade manure The MATTINO, maoe from the leaves of our naUrc pine. Is conceded to 'be equal to any wool carpet for comfort and durability and the demand for It is dally Increasing. It haa vir tues not found Id any other fabric. The FIBRE or WOOL Is extensively nsed for npholstering purposes, and &3 a filling for Mattresses is almost equal to hair, being il'tt clasUc and proof against insects. oeruncates f ror reiiabie parties n3tngccr goods can be &eeo at our offlctr, or will be mail ed npoo publication. ' lan 4 tf Hardware NEW iVlVKKtlSEaiENT23, T Special Notice ! ; V- . 1- XUCAS, OF DCRUAM; N. C, has now full charge of the ; 1 S: , 1 XESS)F TUB CITY HOT- - , ' T LI NO WORKS.1 , , Ue ia able and eaulPDed by Dracticablo ex-t" rjerienco of fire years to give entire satisfac tion In both the SOFT BRINKS and EXPORT BEER. ; Give our gootla a trial "and you wilt -bscoaunced. .--v : . - . . . j My frienda and the public will pleas under- ta nd t hat 1. 1 Ul retain control of . the busi -; ijess and will give it my personal superrlslon ; ine pressure or other branches preventing a e from giving my entire time and 'Attention.' as heretofore, to the Bottling Department.; -: I . 1 uree more new governors for drawing -Beer iitst received and for sale hv mo. ' Respectfully, v ,: A. F. LUCAS. 1 aug 7 lw . . ' - - - ; A Proclamation by tbe Governor; S200 REWARD ! my hand, 'wbicn resembles a uarni nave neen ueipiu m Kf"." unr face. . 1 1 also cured my two chil- of frradinff and macadamijins 3Ieck- lr. ,. of iteb. which had resisted pre- lenburg's roads. Jcdge lleares Is a; ) yious treatmer;t.,,'- tramp. AND CiiOCKEKY. . - V. E. SPIUNTJEB CO - ; - Impcrrerr and Jobbers;. EST ' ""parcell.fuiiarjr.- , STATE OF NORTIJ ' CAROLINA. . EXECUTIVE DEPARTilENT. Wlierma, OJTlclal ih formation has been re cieived at THIS DEPARTMENT that lJenry Crews, a convtct, late of the County of Naw uauuiu, ok.fuua tuaiu uuu iliiu uaa Well convict c 1 of arson: . , ; '-And .WhPitiis. H appears that said Henry Crews has escaped from custody and so con ceals himself that the ordinary process of law cannot be served upon him; v , ' Xctc, Therefore, I, DANIEL (3. FOWLE, (Sovernor of the State of North Carolina, by viii-uu 01 uuwiujujr iu me vesica dv inm co is siue this my PROCLAMATION, offering a re. Ward of TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS, for thr? apprehension and deUvery of tbe said Henry Crews to the authorities of tho Penitentiary, at Raleigh, N. C, and I do enjoin all ofjlcerk or tne state ana an good citizens to assist in Dunging sam criminal to justice. s : -1 Done at oar niv of 'itaieitrh- till I V ' - "T'0 -T - -" I wv'l 0th dflV Of AniniRf, In thn wnrnf Aiit Lord Olifi thousand. Plo-ht. hnnrlrpd nnrt rlnMr1 ' and in the one hundmir and n f tpm u v.n r n'f our Araencan -independence. . -.. v ; ; -, DAN LO. FOWLE. . By the Governor : . : ' . ;. s. f. telfair, :. r ; c:-: 1 . : 4'vaio cccrciary. - DESCRIPTION. ; Henry Crews is of light" black color: black eye3 and hair, five feet, eteht and a half inches high; weigbs 4ibout one hundred and seventy-seven pounds: is about tliirtr-two years of age,- - nugiliw. (Messenger and star copy) , r S n e e d &, O o . , SUCCESSORS T KNOXVILLE FURNI- ture Co., southeast corner Market and second streets. Large stock, artistic designs, lowest prices. Every body hivlted to call and inspect C nac myl3tf stock. St., Mark's Seminaryj . ELECT BOARDING AND DAY "SCHOOL, The exercises of thli Institution will be re sumed on MONDAY. Sent 1st. 101. ' " v Terms made kndwn on plication to ; , t y 2 oaw ivr sat Charlotte, jy. c Wilminglon & Wcdon R. R. Co. 5 : WlUXINGTOX, N. C., AUg. yth, U?10. OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF WILMINO ton i: Weld . i." a ll road Com nan r. Airmv la! (meeting cf tLe stackholdcrs of the Wil mington Wcldon Railroad Company will be held at theftnlce of the Company, in the city of WUmington. North Carolina, on Tuesday, August 2tn. isiio, at, 12 31. for the purpose of considering and acting upon the question of issuing additional Capital tock for and on account or tne construction of brancnes to tho main road, as provided for In an amendment to the Charter of tho company, r it 1 fled Feb . ruary Slst. A. D. 1-T, and such other matters aa may come before the -tneettair for consid-- eration. t ; ; By order of the rreidnt, ' " 7 ur ' . - -v..: : JAH. F.TOST, Jn.. aig 3 20t - secretary Y. a; av. k. il co. THE HEWLETT HOUSE. M TLFllfa;ii3 AND THE PUBLIC (iENV SWI am eraijly are re?ieci fully notified that I bare made extendi re additions to mypremf?e At chback station, WrlghtsTUlc Beach, Jnod now prepared to acecommodare them with the best of everything, Frje?5a Fish, Soft rabs. Deviled Crabs. tc.t' ready on 1 he arrival of everyt rai u. ' Bar in the rear and seosrate and distinct ' rotnj tbeUnnrngroonv: .; " ; - taytr jas. a. Hewlett. Board at VVrightsvillei; A PEW PARTIES CAN HE. ACCOMMOL . daieiwuh Board In a prl van; household at Wrightsviile .jonad. ' ; For partlctiiars address, "BOARD," , . Jy3tf - . - Box wl city. - rPfcTTQ 13 A DPT? i:i PitiNTED with JL nXO x JtLJLxsDt Inkmanuxatturra by ho Fairmount Print in? mx orfcs. T. K. wui'.nr t o . 22 a Street and Pcanv-uj avenry. ....