m a
Tho --National Life
this year. There was not a very
large attendance at the meeting,
but thofe who were there -were in
Gubernatorial Tot of 1SS3.
. nCST DISTRICT.
COUSTIES. . FbWLK. DOCKKIIT.
-AND
earnest. They do not intend to let
anv of the white! Benublicans have
Beaufort......- 2,002
rrvr
g Maturity Association
Carteret........ J 1,073
Camden ................... 503
Chowan T42 .
Currituck 978
Dare .... 226
Gates. .. . .1,131
Hertford ... MJ2
f I ye 84
Martin 1,674
fauilico.. ...... 740
Pasquotank - 833
Perquimans... 779
Pitt 2,593
Tyrrell 472
Washington. 807
Also lyiUasdrrescripu -M '
a hand In their business inis year.
: - ...7T . .. .. :eczs, uzxlzt Furniture. wTi-
791
and Stools.
Cillnct V-cr:; of all, kinds. Cor:r.!eta C::f, rlYJJ
IS ackleaV Arnica galv.
The Best Baive In the world for
Cute, Bruises, Bores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chap
ped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all
Skin Eruptions, and positively cures
Piles, or no pay required. It is guar
OP WASHINGTON,
. 9
D.C.
433
209
800
Ganks. Catalogue
alojrue - 'd'css ATLANTA ZZ'J C'Z2 CI 'nJIP
.. - , .... r.ir:?. f
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Has Paid toMem-
1,237
bers Over - -$600,000
G19
anteed to rive perfect satisfaction.
1 OI7 I l
or money refunded. Price 25 cents
iNsa Accruca l auu;-
per box. j
For sale by Robert R Bellamy,
2.32S
3C7
ties
- - - : - None.
wholesale and Tatail dggi
1,014
Aboolutoly Pure.
A crr&a of Urur biting powder, nicest
cX aa la learecinz strencta r. X Conrn-
mrai JZrport, AuQ.n,lBSX -
T2io Daily Boviow.
THURSDAY, AUGUST 21. 1S90.
STATE "NEWS.
MY
Raleigh 2cxc'and Observer: Tlie
tobacco crop of Wake and sarrouod
inff counties if the largest and bet
known for many years. There
waj a fire In Clayton Monday night
which destroyed a residence belong-
inrr to A. J lulls, t$q.. vruicn was
occupied at the time by Mr. DeAl.
It t?aj caused by the explosion 01 a
lamp-
Goldaboro Dispatch: One of the
- tales of cotton that was brought to
town yesterday was raised by a col
'ored rn on Mr. House's plantation
Both bales were on the same wacron.
but the colored man who did the
loadlncr not his own In front. o it
wonld be the first to enter the city.
and he rot the Drize of a f 10 ftuit of
clothes offered lor the first bale.
Oreen-Hlle Jlcjtector: Mr. Arden
Tncker broacht the largest water
melon of the season to town Satur
djy. It tipped the beam at 75 pounds
Some cases of meningitis have
developed In the section beyond
Grlndel Creek toward Bethel, about
10 miles from here. Three members
of the family of Mr. Asa Bullock.
two children and his wife, have died
' of the disease.
Charlotte Chronicle: There have
been many conflicting reports con
cerninir the three young mission
aries. Messrs. Gates, Harri aud
Helmlckf, who went from this coun
ty to the Soudan, early In thepruig
It has been said that two were mur
- dered, but a letter received at Topp
les Aucobt 12th. by the 1. M. U. A.
from Chas. L. llelmlcks. ono of
three, tells the sad story of the death
of his two fellow laborers. . It says
Two weeks ago Frank Gatns and
Warren Harris were taken ill with
the African fever, and a week. later
on Wednesday, the Mu. both enter
ed tho nlace" that our Lord went
1900 vears oco to prepare for them.
Then Rebecca, (Mrs. E. Kingman)
followed them, but two days later."
Asheville Citizen: The Improve
ments on the Yanderbllt place are
uroCTesslng rapidly. Over 300 men
and 75 teams are at present employ
ed. The brick works are turning
oat 10,000 bricks daily, and every
thing else is being pushed in pro
portion for the building of the man
Ion. The clay for the bricks is
brought from half a mile down the
river or means oi a. norse power . t. . ..
. railway." Tho work of quarrying If Opel Iron 1 0 clock
rocks for the foundation of the big ' ? !
house and for the roads is under full
headway. The drilling of the solid
rock, preparatory to blasting, is
done 'by steam drills, which bore
holes five or six feet deep in a half
hour's time. An immense derrick,
also run by steam. Is used for lifting
the detached rocks out of the quar
ry. Bocks weighing over a ton are
easily hauled out by this machine
aud placed where they can be alIit
up Into desired sizes. They will be
carried by Vanderbllt's private rail
road to where the house will be
built, about a mile distant. The
macadamized road is completed -to
within about half a mile of its desti -cation.
The scenery along this road
is beautiful. Its course most of The
way Is beside a stream, which ha
been altered so that it now consti
tutes a series of deep clear pool?,
with an occasional large, pond. At
one place the road crosses the stream
over a massive stone bridge. Seen
ery more picturesque it would be
Impossible to find.
Charlotte JXeict: . The train yard
around the compress at the juuetten
Is a thing worth lookinc at. The
tracks are laid on each side1 of the
compress and pl&tforta, and there Is
accommodation for 400 cars in the'
yard. Derrick Alexander, who wa
a slave of Mr. John R. Alexander,
father of T. I. Alexander, wa-r-In
town from Cabarrus county to-day.
Derrick is 73 years old, and U thf
father of 23 children, 14 of whom
are living. He has been married
twice, lie had 17 children bv his
first wife and C by his last. There
were eight twins born to him. HI
youngest child is 11 months old. Hi
oldest twin daughter is the mother
of six sets of twins. Col. and
Mrs. -John I. Morehead have re
turned from the VIrrlnia White
Sulphur Springs. Col. Morehead
says that the entertainment given
there in honor of Gov. Fowle was
undoubted It the most brilliant oc
casion of the kind knowu at the
White Sulphur. Gov. Fowle is not
the Invalid, by the way, that t-ome
of the payers have iutiiuated, but
he was ordered to -the White Sul
phur by his physleiau. Ho l-a been
greatly Imnroved bv his stay there.
The rolpred Itepublicaus of
Mscklenhnrg picked up the party
machine yesterday aftemoou and
carried it out to Biddleville, where
they planted It for the campaign.
They adopted resolutions repudiat
ed the handful of white Bepnbll
c2Jis in Mecklenburjr. and resolved
i
COMMKKCIAL. frfcfTfc.
WILMINGTON MARKET.
August 21 20 P. M.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE Firm
at 37$ cents. Sales of receipts at 33
cents. J '
ROSIN Steady at 90 for strained
and 05 for good strained.
TAR Finn at 11. CO. '
CRUDE TURPENTINE Firm
at f 1.25 .for hard, $2.10 for yellow
din and $2.10 for virgin.
XOTTON Djill at 11 cts for
middling; low middling, 10;' good
middline. 11. J
RECEIPTS Cotton, 5; spirits, 276;
rosin, 1,231; tar, S5; crude, 226.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Chp4 Fear.
Fayetteville, T. D. Love
16,823
SECOND DISTRICT.
1,316
1,408
1,321
1,008
2,495
684
1,587
Bertie
Craven
Edgecombe..........
Greene
Halifax
Jones
Lenoir
Northampton 1.659
Vance..... 1,382
Warren 543
Wilson 2,159
: 15,504
third' district.
Toiulinson,
CLEARED.
Steamship Fanita, Pennington,
New York, II G Stnallbones.
Steamer Cape I Fear, Toiulinson,
Favetteville, T.D. Love.
EXPORTS.
COASTWISK.
New York Steamship Fanita
63 Dkir uid.e. 213 bbl tar. 1,623 do
roin, 152 cask spirits, .w.ouu sum-
cles, 10,8X2 ft lumber.
WKCK LY STATK 51 KNT.
Bladen............
Cumberland ............
Duplin ...
Harnett
Moore
Onslow
Pender
Sumpson ..
Wayne
1,541
2,577
2,205
1,444
1,944
1,181
721
2.370
2,781
, 16,764
FOURTH DISTRICT.
Alamance 1,741
Chatham ... 2,51C
Durham 1,815
Franklin..... 2.204
Johuston......
Nash
Oranjre
Wako .
3.024
2,157
1,610
4,618
15, 1890.
afloat 43,
3,977; aOoat, 2.500";
4,622; afloat, 4,231;
STOCKS ON HAND AUO.
Cotton ashore, 233;
total, 278.
Spirits ashore;.
total, u,4 .
Rosin ashore
total. 52.873.
Tar ashore, 4,034; afloat, 000; total,
4.034. . i
Crude ashore,988; afloat, 00; total
933. . . .
RECEIPTS, WEKKttNDINd AUO. 1590.
Cotton, 36; spirits, 2,390; rosin, 9,-
318; tar, 839; crude, 696.
EXPORTS, WEEKENDED AUO. 1J, 10 W.
DOMESTIC.
Cotton 26; spirits, 931; crude, 758;
tar, 1,392; rosin, 3,raJ.
FOREIGN.
Spirits, 1,174; rofcin, 2,875.
Deb Bay aail lliglil.
Caswell.
19,685
FIFTH DISTRICT.
1,338
Forsyth
Granville
Guilford.:
Person ....
Rockingham
Stokes ....
14,892
1,097
2,637
2,509
i 1,072
2,897 1
j 620
5 1,436
1,990
1,930
1 1,521
18,590
1,365
2,232
1,154
877
; 1,846
425
757
1,616
2,561
12,833
1,517
2,099
1,617
2,041
; 2,096
; 1,696
!1,288
i 4,943
17.300
HORATIO BROWNma,
Freaaent.
SAMUEL. NOKIIENT
Treasurer.
IOEORGEU.ElMUDGE,
secretary. Manager aik. Actuary,"
GEO. J. EASTERDAT,:
- Asst Secretary.
Life Insurance at Absolute Cost.
A Guaranteed Policy. i
An Incontesuble PoUcy.
M&tunty value In Casa at Fixed Age
Annual cost Absolutely Limited.
Only Four Payments per Year.
. Non Forfeitable After Tbree Years
! - P. S. KIDDELLK, AL D.
j Medical Director
w ir- ornsoN. Snedal Acent.
Rome Office, central National BanK Building
Wasnlngton. D. C. -
oct S3 wiiminrTon N. C
1 , V r
1890.
flarper's Weekly .
I ILLUSTRATED.
2.259
2,406
2.470
1.375
2.395
1,450
Surry 1.671
15,384
SIXTH DISTRICT.
Anson 2,241
Brunswick 1,010
Cabarrus.... 1,645
Columbus....... 2,072
Meckienhurf? 4,163
New Hanover 1,880
Richmond 1,711
Robeson.. 2,823
Stanley....... f 996
Union.. 2,040'
20,581
SKVENTII DISTRICT
Catawoa a,3o
Davidson
Davie...
Iredell...
Montgomery
Randolph
2,018
1,008
2,724
979
2,171
SALOON,
I
Corner of North Water aud
Alulberfy Btreetn,
a. m. sfondiT Until
11:15 p.
men 10 tt m
WE
CHAP. P. HltOWNF, Acront,
15,070
EIGHTH DISTRICT.
Alexander..... ' 952
Alleghany 687
Ashe....- . 1,399
Burke.. 1,247
Caldwell 1,258
Cleveland 2,269
Gaston 1,584
Lincoln 1,209
Watauga..... 898
Wilkes 1,706
! 1,697
2,584
2,609
2.680
1,293
2,101
1,333
1,575
15,872
: 975
965
915
910
3,284
2.856
1,684
1,988
817
' 997
15,391
. 'i
'756
2,335
1,204
1,897
1,215
2,327
1,266
. M19
1M19
'
j 552
i 405
1,482
1,165
"i 717
5 764
1,236
901
j 965
2,352
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HAVE
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SOUTMENT OF
AND
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13,209
NINTH DISTRICT.
Buncombe 3.011
Cherokee 64G
Clav.M 391
Orabaiu 271
Haywood 1,320
flenderfton .. 917
Jaokson 903
Macon...:........'. 780
Madison 1,178
Mitchell i.. 698
McDowell... 1,119
Polk 470
Rutherford 1,690
Swain 605
520
940
Transylvania
Yaney ....!
10.439
2,816
868
287
182
974
1,291
569
5 742
: 1,873
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858
560
1,683
410
553
789
15,998
15.395
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State of North Carolina,
COUNTY OF NEW UANOVEK,
. SUPERIOR COURT.
In the matter of the estate of JaneFenner.
neceasea.
To Delia Garey, George Oarer, James Carer.
Rebecca Tanx, nelson oarey, Alexander
Garey and George renner, and such others
who may be neirs at law of Grace Fenner,
deceased:
Whereas. Joseph D. Sampson. Administra
tor as bonis non of Grace Fenner, deceased. In
his final settlement of his administration of
said estate, has paid over t toe undersigned,
as cleric ct the Superior Court of New iian
OTer county, the sum of two hundred and
twenty-three and thlrty-slx-one-hundredth
dollars, to be by him distributed among, and
paid over 10, iue neirs at taw or ine said Grace
Fenner. who may -be entitled to receive th
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