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3 .t ay carriers, free i irnrn .; 1. J A n it JLIMU V 1 fcSE- VOL. XIV. WILMINGTON, N. C, FRIDAY, AUGUST 22, 1890. NO 213. - PLSASZ KOTICi - " r we trci te glad to rcceiva cw3tir,--c 3 from, ur mexua on tsj ftsA ta.tz.l.-:z general interest, out v - ; . ; ' -. The name or the writer must'tTrajB to. fur , , olsaea to tne 2itor. ' . ,- Oommanicaaoas must be wiltte'a ca caij one aide or tne paper.; ' J- vV - -: - Fersotuumes must toe avotdedL . . . And it la especially ani particularly cr.r?r- stood tn at tne Editor does not ;alwaya cnacrsa -the.Ttews or correspondents giy bo ttatca In tne editorial columns. . r '. - rT7? 1 r if -" ! VI f All Kansas counties. is Tli Ladle Delighted. divided into IOC Miss Cora Gibson, who has been! K Of these thirty-seven re-" North for several months past, is in ! The pleasant effect ana tne per- iect.saiety witn wmcn laaies ruy use the liquid fruit laxative, Syrup of Figs, under all conditions make it their favorite remedy. It is pleas ing to the eye and fo the7 taste, gen tle, jyet effectual in acting on the kidney, liver and bowels. r norttMuntv iail and forty four re , the city now. ' 1 port "no paupers n the county." . ; Tn liu,e , hftve fine f un 8ail!. Attention i cilleJ by the Kansas ing their chip boats in the big pond t a a. rut. f J City Time to: the fact that not a oi water ooixun streer, near uru. IVmocratic Convention held in the. Some few rice birds have been Wet thU'year bas failed to fay geen on the plantations near the giKxl things about" Kx-Presfdent city but there has been none iu mar Cleveland, 1 1 I ket yet. - - - - - - i cotor y .Sadden Ueatlv . . Mr. A. O. McGirt, the auctioneer, a well-known resident of this city, died suddenly at his residence here, Nn 110 South Sixth street, at 5.2. V L- line is drawn in Nova - Scotia restaurants. A colored cler The That tired feeling now so oiten . i n d accom, rheard of, is entirely overcame by C. Merrttt, a charming ana accom niihpil vonncr ladv. were marnea in often Married Yesterday. J. W. Cate and Miss Annie gyman of Halifax has sud the pro prletor.of the railroad restaurant at Amherst, N. 8., for refusing to allow him to sit down at the same table with white folk?. I Hood's Sarsaparilla, which gives plished young lady, were marne t . I . HI1U Tiie boly of the Queen of Corea, who died June 4, Is still kept in the process of embalmiug be I.TlJLntlv on the Ivldnejs, , unknown to the neonle of that f-lVlb, cleanses the sy far.ofr ami. The body 'will be kept (IrT-rillT. terxu colds, nea four or flve nths, according to the- f'ers and cures naDiiu cust) 1 a a W c n f Fira is th4 frir of its kind ever jro 6 SHrg'to the taste and ac Citlke rtomach. prompt u o m of the' country, and then Interred with much pomp and cere mony. J The largest chime In the country I .... I , t t XI. A A trulr beueccial in iu wiu oe piaceu in ine uuri.ii wrr wt Kfl?Jej onW from the mosl St. Patrick's Cathedral In New York ri-J agreeable substances, iu city, j ne aggregate weigm ui ma L tw nualities commena is Qfieen bells, gauged to niteentonep, 1 ? 1L. I t-J lave made it the xnosi will be 30,000 pounds, and they will merrily swing 180 feet from the street on eery Sunday morning. A Savannah correspondent writes to the Atlant Constitution: "Mayor RyaFs gross receipt s from his 125- cf tip fr sale 5na fiAft! Kv all leading dniff Cx Ast reliaWe druggist h (tsct lire it on hand will pro r ,r,fW fnr anv one Mat '4 w I i . k M V J m tts trriL Bo not accept anj acre truck farm have averaged over ,v- I Slo.lAV a year lor ifio immkmiuc j and he nets well, in 1880 he was $2,000 or $3,o00 In debt, while now he is worth more than $00,000, every i dollar of it made oh the farm." mw no syrup co. W mnasco. cml JCZnJ.tr. KEWTOMK,M.T. BOUEUT H IIBLLAMY. 1B0LCSALE DKfGOIST, ..... . . t U".iif." it.- P1M Cviiili Gtril .lien 03 illC oomi ouuwi. Guiana is reported to be rapidly increasing Its output of gold. The statement of shipments -shows that, whereas-, prior to 1886, less than one thousand ounces were shipped an nually, the shipments have been in creased from 6,518 ounces in the UrwA ir r. Jones, wm. J. wiison, Geo. I vear named to 29,327 ounces in 1880, --i . j. ami for six months of the present year the yield has been 25,000 ounces ZXU JL IICRBKKT. 7.E1U LCN B. Lon; anl others. C ITlcc IL2S. W. YATES. Just Arrived Silt LOT OK THAT FRESH IT-COUN- M:rrtX,la&mall KU.i. at HALL & I EA ItS A LL8, t a 1 1 and 13 Sa water Street. 4,Iess than half the amount of woollen machinery running lo Berk shire county fifteen years ago is now In oneratlon." says the Springlieia Rpnnhlican. "and three-tourins oi . . .. . . the woollen manuracturers nave led In twenty years-thls is the way Sneod & Co.. !i4HS TO KXOXVILLE FURNI hfiwiexst corner Market aad Second "i luyt hock, artistic designs, lowest rn trfboJj idnted to call and inspect nac mrl3tf the wool tariff has according to our nondent. At this worked up there. PittsQeld corres rate the McKin mental and bodily strength. Keep dry and you will keep healthy. Umbrellas, rubber coats, &c.at I. ShrierV..S. K. corner Front I and Princess streets. Friday is generally the foulest day of the week. Why this is so we cannot say. Then why should we lake it so often as a -holiday. 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 The Seacoast trains, were taxed yesterday to carry the crowds of passengers bound for salt water. A great many have gone down to-diy, also. The Charlotte military leave his evening on their return home. They are attached to the Btate Guard and will shortly go into camp at Mt. Holly. We hear aiany commendations of the excellent deportment of the col ored military company here from Charlotte, as well as of the excur sionists In general. Mr. Jno. A. Corbett, of Maffltt & Corbett, in this city, but now resi dent at Wilson, was here yesterday and with a face reathed nil over with smiles because With "Regal" Paint on your house and ,4Plastico" on your walls, your house will be beautiful and your family happy. Sold by the N. Jacobi Hdw. Co., factory agents. fV Beginning with to-morrow, and continuing until the 28th mst., we are to have "changeable weather, according to Turner's almanac. The three last days of the month are to be fair. i -Not quite as many Odd Fellows as were expected went up to Clinton rid nftprnoon but still it was a fine thislcity yesterday afternoon, at the residence of Mr. P. Christ, by Rev. R. C. Beaman. Immediately after the j ceremony the happy couple left On a visit of a few weeks to friends in Pender county. Our best wishes attend them. - . . , A. ley bill would give the muusiry u finishing stroke by, the year 1900. i ! ftn hundred vears since cot- A V 7 - - - if ton spinning was put into success fnl oueration In America by young Samuel Slater, and as Pawtucket, XL I.,It was the theatre of his success ful experiments.' It is proposed to celebrate this cotton centeuary there next September VEHICLES ! VEHICLES I m rvU MLE A LAhGF. NUMBER 153 A CHEAT VAU1ETT OK wond-IIand "Vehicles, Uu the last da of . . . and the fltsc day j P1 or ar ji ready for lmincdlato ? TVj win he i i terj- low for cash or ri sTd bargain at OKRaLL'S STABLES, 5 Cor TMrt nd mncesa Sta. mm Feat of a Boninambalist. Mr. W. H. Gerken, while in asom narabulistic fit last night, walked out qf his room on the third floor of the Owens House, on Dock street He fell to a shed below, a distance of 15 feet and first became conscious nf the fact from the shock, which of course awoke him. He is not seri ously injured but has $ome painful bruises, from which he will recover in a few days. o'clock this morning. but a few hours. He first complain ed yesterday and was on the streets during the afternoon, i He took to bed last evening and died as we have stated, this morning, of some heart rouble, aggravated ; by congestion i - . i . .i of the liver. The funeral services will tak nlftne this afternoon ! and the interment will be in Oakdale. Mr. McGirt was a native' of.. Robe son county but he has been a resi dent of this city for many years. He was 48 years of age, and he leaves a uifo nnd fnhr children. He was a member of Orioli Lodge JTb. G7, I. O. n P RtrTiAvll.TiodLe No 1. K. of P.. and Wilmington Lodge No. j 319, A. F. and A. M. He was a veteran of Co. D, 46th N. C. Regiment ana a gallant Confederate soldier. From Dr. Hope's Bedside. Sdmel'alarming reports were re ceived here yesterday afternoon; from Saratoga and relative to Dr. Hope's condition, but we are glad to know that the serious fears enter tninPfl nre vesterdav as to his con- dition have been largely dissipated to day. Mr. W. H. Sprunt received a telegram today from his brother, Mr. yames Sprunt, now at Saratoga which reads as follows: "Had good night and decidedly better. Norse has Jarrived. Altare feeling bright and thankful. This is the anniversary of Mrs. Hoge s wedding day." ern Uui.on Meeting. ie Southern Union of the East 'AeenAiation will meet with the Masonboro Church, this county, Fri day ust, R before the fifth Sunday in Aug 1890. the introductory sermon First query How far are the pas tors'resoonslble for the illiberally of tti hurch? Rev. R. E. Peele and Mr. John T. Bland. .Second queryDo our people prop ,nnnt Thvtook the 4 o'clock Urlv itDPreciate family religion? Rev, .ai, t?i" froin iind will return on p. T. Wooten- and Mr. John r UUUU J the same to morrow forenoon. & V0LLEH8, 6tL.tLE 1)ILLCKS lit pTisious, Orocerics, crs. Tobacco, Cigars, -ASD EMISSION. MERCHANTS, rnm md nock Sl , hLMlNGTONf N. O. lmiiDiu to the Front. irtl0C SEEX THE LAST FLIEOEKDE iSaMrne Welt ? These aad JSn.trVxli,'a,s ISO other Eng viSl1 oa ni at the Library As-'rr'1- Market street, oyer r ? 1 -',lr yew rr lamiir w je zs-u OWENS HOUSE. r,DkSrreet,bfttTveen Froot s of October by speeches, processions, popular sports and an industrial exposition. . One of the men jvho wastes time in unprofitable figuring makes the following estimate of the effect of the present railroad strike in New York: The aggregate capltalitatiou of 173 active etockg, at the very mod erate estimate of $00,000,000 each, is $5,250,000,000; t,,e I average decline fallowing the strike has been 3 per cent; uet apparent joss, $157,500,000. Vice President Webb estimates mo company's loss by the strike at $350,- Gen. Bragg ra qnite hopeful that he will be nomtuated for Congress by the Democrats of the 2d Wiscon sin district. The General is report ed to be in a phenomenally "sun burned condition,") suggestive that hohai been travelling about the district somewhat, renewing his ac- nuaintanee with his friends among the people. In the tieneraia t u.Mnn' hv the Deiuo- ' . i ..u.iiim fnreronner of rnti l n i iai a w ro - - election by the people. nnnnti nv niRT 80 A P takes the cake. 1 Tt New Push and Pull Blind Hinges. Locks the blind when opened or closed. Saves labor and 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. IN. Jacooi miw.o. t We have it now. A Pump that is ulways primed, never requiring a ub of water, to start It. It is tne bright invention "of a North Oaro- iua genius and is pronounceu uy an o be the best pump on the marKet. - a a See it and you will have no otner. N. Jacobi Hdw. Co. t Xa F La d Secotul, IX TuoncilGULY RKXOVATKD " rarailkf d wlih aa eto" to the tu tMiUlc. The Hooma are alee f4411 TiUe supplied with the bra xas. a. r, laoax to Na ATansaTa Sxaso t. co Furniture Utrsna BaoTHaa PrugSt" ir u rrarwa Hair Mattresses C w yates Noted men on tne Solid Koutn handa wanted to ruiy 11 . . - make Pants, oy to X r . Apply fit 122 Market street. nonuiuterj Up to to-day, cua notwitustanu- pta;jroJl andf nf t OWEN'S. Ir- th9 ATetr.crs here, thero hashcen l)eu nt to countei ' f .ipjTTv-'if'i'rec!;, sTrr.c:n rr." .it!"'..' F. T. .Wooten Parker. ' Third query Are our churches do- ino- their duty towards the young unni t n Rarlow and Mr. D. J. Corbett. i ... . . j. a. a. i ir Delegates will oe met ai vuo sonboro crossing on tne oeaoua.su Railroad and conveyed to the church. new ad VBitTisEaicirra. visile He was jgick! MAKKIED. CATE MEURITT. At the residence or n r. P. Christ, at 3 p. m. yesterday jtrteTnooo, oy Rev. R. C. Beanian Mr. J. W. CATE to Miss ANNIE C. MEKK1TT, doth oi ims ciiy. NEW ADVEHTlSEftlKNTS. G A Tory Handsome LASS POWDER BOX (LIKE CUT GLASS), irmen s supplies, Bdiltlers' Hardware, PAINTS AND SASH: WALKED ST1IGTL4UR8 1?HIIB LEU), madobj-he old Dutch proceas, the.bcst Lead on the market. Ther not being in comblna '," tlon can make special price on same. ; . ; . u COOKING STOVES. . Largest assortment In the State to so ice . from; sold at factory prices. - . ..- ' Oil Stoves of All Sizes. In them you will find comfort and economy ': Pamps, Step-Ladders. WcasJcfor your patronage and shall tr cr. endeavor to deserve the same. ' Respectfully, , . . N. Jacobi Hardware Oo.j apl22U 12 SO. FRONT ST. Great Clearing Out Salo LADIES1 SLIPPERS aFuff. and box of .New Mown nay race row- der for 50 cents. Just come in and look. For sale by I MUNDS BROTHERS, aug 20 tf 1 Druggists. AND in LOW SHOES ! FINE HAIR MATTRESSES A SPECIALTY. Blosquito New for Sale.' Old Mattresses Renovated. w, na,cuMMiHCs Wilmington & Wedon R. I?. Co. f AT AND. BELOW POST, ! Commencing Montkj, Augost Jlth, -AT- Geo. R. French & Sons, 108 North Front Street. ' (Oppo3lte The Ortoa) j : auf U tf . : . 1 W 1 - ' For Carolina Beach and Southport ; JYL VAN GROVE LEAVES WILMIXGTO W1LMINGT0K, N. C, Aug. 5th, 1890. OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF WILMING- lal meeting cf the Stockholders or ine Wil mington Weidon Railroad Company will te held at the office of the company, in the City of Wilmington; North Carolina, on Tuesday, August 26th, 1890, at 12 M., for the purpose of coDstderlng and acting upon the question of issuing additional capuai mock ior auu uu aocount of the construction of branches to the main road, as provided for In an amendment to the Charter of the company, ratified Feb ruary 21st, A. D. 1867, and such other matters as may come before the meeting for .consid eration. tJ . . rt nT-rtpr nf Mir Prealaent. t ' f . JAS. F. POST, BV-i aug 5 20t secret aryW. & W. R. R. Co. at 9:30 a. m. and 2 ao p. m. Tram leaves jteacn at i2.su p. m. and o p. m, on Fridays leaves at 9J0 a. in.. m and 5:30 d. m. . Last train leaves the Beach at 9 p. m. on : Tuesdays and Fridays. . . The iasfo rt vriu leave for south port v-.M a. ra., and for Carolina Beach at 5.30 p. m. rare Saturdays 23 cents to ueacn ano return. aUg 4 tf :. ... x ' Not at All Necessary ' HO CARRY YOUR PROVISIONS OK LUNO f to Carolina Beach as there Is a Klocutionary and Kxcursloawl. A deliKlitful elocutionary enter- - ... 1 J. A. tainment was Riven last iiigut ui Blalen Street M. E. Churcli, by a )arty of youn ladies and gentlemen rora Magnoya, the proceeus oi which were for the uenetlt or me Sundav School of that church. There pemjer 12,475... n Hum ittromlunce and. all were Robeson delighted. To-day there was au excurbiou to Carolina Beach. . com pi iiuentary to the party and a large number avail-, ed themselves of the opportunity. The Centos Returns. The official count for this district has been made ap by the Census Bureau and was sent out last night hi the press dispatches. There are 13c(Juiities in the district and the population of each is given as fol lows. Cojiutles. PoPrlf90- crease. BlaS-n..... 16,729.............. 571 Brunswick, '"Hit Columbus 178i8"-'''Z'yJZ Cumberland.. 27,294 .....3,458 Duplin .J5.g" -91 X Harnett Moore - f. NewHanover....23,927.. -2J Ouslow ;......iu,i.. 442 7 7.549 Rishmond 23,882......, Rn m nson 25.07J - " The present population and in crease of the following Korth Caro lina cities is also given: Wilmington. 20.008. Increase, 2,- m a ' . C58: or 15.38 per cent. PAVPtteville. 4.322. Increase. 735; or 21.09 percent. There are several apparent absur In the first place the Uepatatlon. The reputation of a man is made up OI Wimi peopic . - I. Ira. manner IhB reDUiailOU Ol medicine depends on L atthev ho , m have usea it say. xo reuA L i r iiannvpr countv . i a vannrminn u nnnuumuu ui xi n istence uiwbu " kt 'ir 71 1 11 7. - , at . i a ,1 as u i-c i i nnmiiic i .ciH a r w ii iti in itt mi in uiaiu Blood Balm). It is a successful 919J while the increase !b3 551. physician's prescription ana quicKiy - increase of 2.C58 in th cures both mild and terrible cases of against an increase oi , bad blood. Dr. L. -A. UullU. AUanta, u., wrifc "Wm. Sealock. living on my place, had an ugly running ulcer onhiaartu which ordinary remedies failed to control. As a last resor a placed him on a use of B B B and the ulcer tegan to heal at once, and effected an entire cure. It is a rem- eUV wen wurviiy ui tuuuucuvc, ' mm if A. Av ... . 11 A 1 A city, i How this can be it wouiu a Philadelphia lawyer to determine Wilmington is a part of the county yet the Increase in the city Is larger tire COUntV. Of liiou - - - which it proves a part. These fig- ii r can be correct only on the sap- nositlon that New Hanover county, Dr. J. E. Half. Druggist at Ameriioatside of the city, has actually de creased In population, a proposition which we do not for- one moment believe. On the contrary, there is every reason to believe that there has been an increr,:aia the country cusC ua.; writes: a pianver nr this place had several of his best la borers effected with Syphilid. He them ' B IS ti .anu pronounces r M ot uiaoo . i aimij j. ui yyvt there, supplied with everythlas the marieft THE HEWLKTT HOUSE. affords an 7T . , ,. y friends Aim the public us I All Kinds of Canned FOR LUNCU AND PIC inC PARTIES M erally are respectfully notified that I haye made extenstye additions to ray premises at Hwitchbacfc Station. Wrlghtsvlllo Beach, and nrpnami to acccommodate them "-f'- - i am now ith ho hoar, nf f.vfrrthinsr. vresn Fish. Soft Crabs, Deviled Crabs, Sc., moiv nn tti Arrival of every train. " - . j Bar in the rear and separate ana aisunct rom the dinning room. i my 29tf , JAS. A, UEWLBTT. SUMMER EE SORT I I "ATLANTIC VIEW," WHIGHTSVILLE, N. C, . . - ... n ... U A i X? I S KOW OPEN usiu&tt sAiifi fuf and everythln? else that toes to makeup a fine lnnch. : ' ; , . . Full supply of ICE always on hand. The residents of CAROLINA BEACH Will ' find it to their Interest to deal with me as I will keep on hand ;everythink In the Grocery ' and Ilousefeeepln? line. J ' . ', II XS A. KIJIXD, jeltf PROPBIETOKf Wilmington Seacoast R.Ri I ment. Tne Hotel and grounds are ncarlbe trot them ail wc:l A tiTir nf A- T. Iz I. r-o - . - - . 3 IS Ills trim crea rr.ct the c.Tects cr nir thA vntinrt and the Atlantic Ocean I and a few steps from the Depot of the tsea- Ask ino conaucior oi uic w y " at wnghtsnue. j BMD Bf TBI DAY, WIER 01 liHfl ; : . i Send for Circulars. j i ED. WILSON MANNING. , jets Proprietor. i - - . i Chickens, Eggs, Chip Beef, 1 . AND A SICE LOT OF North Carollha Hanis' just receiTed, which I win sell cheap. I have .....nM.itwirnr rnOICE FAMILY GEO- A vauaav-M - : CEHIES which I will sell lower than any ,jHr vntAii noose In the city. Civs me a call. Mr stock Is always fresh. No moiaontajia, Call mt , B. F. SWANN', Afit., auj 7 tl DW . So. rront Street. mrr-rri -Tfc A nnTI IS PKINTED WITH Til I ii rliriilb I rnanuLxctarrcr.J he l nsctrni'iriTlrA- v.crts, T.i;. wuiiiiiTJcco.,- 1 't IS KFFKUT AUG. iSTIi: Leave Wihuiutou 0:45 and 920 a. m., 2:50, 5:00, 7:00 and 9K)0 p. iu. , Leave Hammocks 7:40 and 10:30 a. iu., 4 aw, u.-uo, 8.du auu lUO p IU. Sunday trains. leave Wilmington 9:30 a. iuJ and 2XQ and .W p. m " Leave Hammocks 1031 a. m. andC.-OO and 10:30 p. m. auar 15 tf J. It NOLAN", (ieri'l Manager." ISLAND BEACH HOTEL J. A. BROWN, 3Ianagcr. H AVISO . LEASED TUB ABOVE NAM EX) fetale llotel, situated at the Uarjamock. f am ftt pared to eater succesafaa to the want of ' Om oubllc - I tables will wpplied with the choicest Tlands ef the season. ; j Many places f rrreat interest In the rtcln- Itr. barf Barninx Bath Houses In mm watr; 1; . luv.n.x immmi Tinrtvallfvl rhir". ar.il above all aa unexcclfca cuisine, Hotel. - - j ttesasoa. - :- ...... , ' ' 5 '! 1 ii
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