! 3 ty carriers, tree
,jrrtefl;'vw
k r.nd
rJir! report tax
' ZTTZ
I.
I
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'tf EXJOYS
I'.dtM and KMilts bcij
jtZT .!....,. it n nlensanl
j-Ji- t-i the taste, and acti
Hinirtlj on the Kidnej..
f-allr. tUrf colds, head
VS fevers anl cures habitua
& -a. fc'vnip of Figs is ih
Jr of its kind ever pro
ti&t&S tl,c t&st0 and a.c
rjiutbe ftoaiacli, prompt u
yial trulr Uucficial m lU
iSnJ only from tho mosl
trecable substance, it:
'iir&st qualities commend il
ft ir-1 lave made it tho. mosl
'rurftieiltown. .
Ijcacf w for ealo m oOi
'jfl batlcs by all leading drug
U'Ast reliable druggist wh
in it on hand will pro
3f " . JL
U k rrcsptl for any one rn
'-la t) try it Bo not accept anj
WSMIA FIG SYRUP CO.
ur masco. cal
KJtfEItT R. UELLAMY,
WHOLESALE DRUGGIST,
US Wilmington, N. C
!
TV
1
J 11.
MMenoa the Solid South.
JJlllT JL II HUBERT, ZEBCLON B.
At,Ta.i. nsaoacv, iienry .u. iTinicr,
irwo,lrr.J0D-s, Ww. J. WR30D, Gca
k r.-s x f. Loc; ut4 otters. Price fUSS.
jrSff C. W.YATES.
Snoed & Co.,
jaTESSoRS to knoxvilix FITUNI
.sotfiwust corner MrkH and Sroond
a Luv moi r. artwic klgv3, lowest
Rn Iwrjuxijintirra to calltnd Inspect
.X nv mriatf
KHICLES! VEHICLES !
(CfTU rui; SALE A L.K(JE Nl'MBER
AXD a T.RKAT VAIIIETT OP
Sond-IIand Vehicles,
arl crvr ana reaoy for Immediate
fi(TateoM ferj low for catH or
f iiJ ft a rood tariin at
ORR ILL'S STABLES.
Cor. Tninl ana mncess SU.
UBIAS & YOLLERS,
80LtSALE DIL1LCRS IH
Visions, Groceries,
Tobacco, Cigars,
-ANn-
tSIflX 3IERUIIANTS,
Ml.tllJlUTCIN, N. C.
!HB OWENS HOUST!.
abii f cond,
DUBUxTlOUOlGULY KENOVATEU
txxB-'cmsiicd vq an ej to the
s2y.a PMic. The nooma arc Ucc
Msr tie Table supplied with the lest
VOL. XI Y WILMINGTON, N. C, SATURDAY, AUGUST 3Q, 1890. . NO 220.
&. OWENS,
Proprietress.
ickens, Eggs, Chip Beof,
ASD A SICK LOT OP
Sl)th Carolina Horns
,tMUc I m sen cheap, I lUre
ttltccko, cnoiCE FAMILY CEO-
- J1JCA I Will 1 .w
Ua DaiM. tf .v
r .K&:k u lars tresn. 2?o suie
"am. cauat
swanks AJ,
So. FroiiistrttW
local 3srj: ws:
. IXDK TO KlW AOTXSTISSXlirrS
Fnkxd'A: Co Pnrmture
Mcxm BKOTHtXA Drujjlsts
Ci.tdk8 3 8 Lixs Chanse of Hcbexkile
Mooxugbt Excrasio Hondaj night
c W Yatks Noted men on the Solid' South
Tviuorrow will be jabt 13 hours in
length. ' -
Stinsct to-morrow afternoon at
half-iutst C o'clock.
About thhr time look out for enui-
noctiai blow. :
Dath of Capt. Penny packer. .
We greatly regret to
Forecasts.
For North Carolina, fair weather
and stationary temperature.
Local forecasts from 8 a. m. tc-
iyj' """"Kiuii vicinuy,, tor of Customs at this port
To Iliel Colds,
fair weather auri stationary temper
ature.
chronicle j Headaches and Fevers, to cleanse
i the madden and unexpected death of j ine system enectuany, yet trentiy,
Capt. Enos J. Pennypacker, Colfec-1 wnen costive or Dinons, or wuen tne
jje uiooa is impure otsiugisn, to per-
died last ni-ht at 10 o'clock, at his anentiy care naoitaai consupa-
rnnm inODrtAn nr,oQ f i,,0.4 tion, to awaKen tne Kidneys ana
is w a m a u ii.r vr s. ill. ui u l .
n't a .. . . . ....
j uc rccujit oi cotton at tuts port
to day foot up 543 bale.
It is h dead Sainiuer. The inter
ment will . take ; place to-morrow
nlht at 12 o'clock.
The Moiitiutentxo CoL Jour.
The monument to be erected over
j the grave of the late Col. L. C. Jones
at liufTalo Church, by the employes
of the Carolina Central Koad, has
been completed by .the contractor,
I. W. Durham & Co., of Charlotte,
and was shipped to Jonesboro on
Thursday. If. is a very handsome
shaft and cott 500. It will stand as
a memorial to one of the best citi
zeus North Carolina ever had.
IJat one"1 interment, an adult, in
O-ikdale this week, and two, one
child and one adult, in Bellevuc.
The HegUter of Deeds has -this
week issued marriage licenses to two
couples, one white i.nd one colored.
Economy: "100 Doses One Dollar. '
Merit: "Peculiar to Ita-lf."
Puritj: UooiPs Sarsaparilla.
.'There was a big crowd at the
Hammocks and Ocean View yester
lay afternoon. X train was run
nerly every hour. j
I am Manufacturer's Agent for
Brtrbed and all kinds of Wire, Com
binatiou Wire and Irori Fences. Or
ders solicited. James I. Metts. t :
California pears are In market and
yon can buy a dozen 'for a dollar.
They are put up in fine tissue paper;
lireen backs would be more appro
priate, j i
Rev. John R. Sawyer, of Eliza
bethtoven, will preach at Grace SI.
E. Church to-morrow at 11 a. in. and
8.15 p. m. Strangers and visitors are
cordially invited.' .
The Christian Association of. St.
Paul's Evang. Lutheran Church will
hold ifs monthly meeting to-morrow,
Sunday, in Luther Memorial
Building at 4.80 p. m.1 t
Prayer and experience meeting of
business and workingmen at 8.15
o'clock to-night 'at the Seaman's
Bethel, to which the ladies and sea
faring men ore Invited.1
. With 'Regal" Paint on your house
and "Plostico" on your walls, your
house will be beautiful and your
family happy. Sold by the N. Jacob!
II dw. Co , factory agents. t
The game of ball played yester
day between the Amateurs, Capt.
John Tolar, and the Hard Hitters,
Capt. Charley Smith, resulted in a
score of 26 to 1C In favor of the latter.
. The Rev. H. Bi Anderson will de
liver an address for the Independent
Order ofRechabites to-morrow night
at 8 o'clock. Subject of discourse,
'Intmperance."j The public are In
vited. . : - s ;
Services in St. John's jfJhurch to
morrow as follows: Holy Commun
ion at 7. i5 a. in.; morning prayer and
sermon at 11 o'clock; evening prayer
at 6 o'clock; Sunday School at 4.45
p. m. . ; . j i
They had a One time at Carolina
Beach last night, j There werejabout
500 ieopl there, notwithstanding
the uhpropitiotis weather through
out the day. The music was good
and the fireworks were very tine.
; - . f "" '
The Custom IlorifcC has bcencloMtl
to-day h memory of Capt. Pcn(iy
ivacker. rjm.t u -
vessels, iu port, that ou the
Sylvan drove and that-at Messrs.
Fowler & Morrisou's coal yard were
all lialf-masted. f
The members oflChcrokee Tribe
No. 9, 1. O. U. M. and their families
and guests all bml n delightful time
yeatenlay at Carolina Beach. The
weather did not deter them. "Tliey
set out for n good time and we are
glad tolxiiow tliat they had It.
New Push and Pull Blind Hinges.
Locks the blind: when opened or
closed. Saves labor amtcost of put
ting on inside fastcniugs, which are
not needed with these hinges. Car
pentens It will pay yon to examine
and use same. N. Jacobi Hdw.Co. t
We have it now. A Pump that is
always primed, never. requiring a
tub of water to start it. It is the
bright Invention of a North Caro
lina genius and Is pronounced by all
to be the best pump on the market.
Ran If mnA rtsrt will hnvA nrt rf
J W M mm , mm mm m w .w..
N. Jaiobl Hdw, Co, t I
A Clrand Sisht.
In cout-cqunce of the very heavy
surf there was but little bathing ut
Ocean View yesterday afternoon
and vet it was a grand sight to seo
the largo waves making for the
shoro and the water frequently com
ing over the plank walk between
the pavilion and the bath house
causing a beholder to remark: 44 Who
cau witifess such a sight and doub
the exifcteuce of a Supreme Being?'
Moonlight and Mnlc.
A grand moonlight excursion wil
be given to Carolina Beach on Mon
day evening, under tho auspices of
the well known Arion Quartette
The Grove will leave at 8 o'clock aud
return at 12 o'clock, and one ot the
delightful features of the evening
will be a concert on board by the
Quartette. With such a night as
this no more delightful an entertain
ment, could be projected and we
know that there will be large umber
oh board.
The Kxtension.
The line of the new extension of
the Wilmington, Chadbourn & Con
way Railroad is being located now
and the surveyors expected to com
plete the work and have in their re:
port this afternoon. Work is to be
gin on Monday and it will be pushed
forward as fast as possible. The ex
tension will be lOj miles in length,
from Chadbourn to Butter's Mill, in
Robeson county. Trains will in ail
probability be running through
from Conway to Bntter's Mill before
October.
And Thereby Hanga a Tall.
They chased that poor old fox up
and down the sauds of Wrightsville
Beach last night and thought they
were ha vine a crood time. There
was no doubt that the dogs enjoyed
it although we doubt if the fox en
tered verv warmlv into the fun of
the thine. As for the huntsmen
they say it was good and for sundry
reasons we prefer not to doubt what
they say. There are some, however,
who contend that it was'nt a live
fox, after all, but an old skin from
ono of last year's chases, with clock
works in its interior and whalebone
leers and a eralvauized tail. As . to
this we are not in a position to pass
an oninion. It too nearly concerns
Phil Thomas' reputation as a sports
man of the first (salt) water ana we
prefer to take no risks in the matter.
Wo make a suggestion, however,
and that is that another fox race be
had soon, the start to be made at
Ocean View, the fox to be tied on
behind the train with Col. Van
Amrimre's little engine trying to
keep ahead of thodogs. j
A b'afo Kemcdy.
WIumi ii ncrvnii i sick tl.ev wish
more Thau auguv esu a resiontiiou
of health. They are willing to take
even nauseous medicine in order to
ret well. . With mauv. however, a
first consideration is whether-the
medicine is ierfeetlv safe. Will it
or will it not leave an v evil after-
affects? Now, there Is one remedy
known to be certainly safe, it is a
botanical discover v. and it is called
Botanic Blood Balm, or B B B. It
will not harm the most delicate con
stitution, nor will a discontinuance
cause a craving for its further use.
It is a sure antidote for poison in
the blood. The blood becomes pois
oned in various ways. Constipation,
urinary difficulties imd other causes
of effete matter remaining in the"
system will cause blood impurity, or
blood poison, as many call it. Symp
toms of blood poison should not be
neglected. BUB should be taken
at once. It will cure promptly, and
is not bad to take, nor will it leave
any evil after-effects.
J. D. Watkius, Blakely. G a., writes:
44OJd sores covered my entire person
and itched intensely night and day.
For several months" I could not work
at all. I commenced the use of Bo
tanic Blood Balm and began to
grow better the first week, and am
now sound and well, free from sores
and itcnirj and at work again.''
disease,"
For some months'5 nasi Cant.
Pennypacker has beenvjn; ;-eeblo
health, but lately he had ("recovered
sufficiently to attend at his -'office.
It was apparent to his friends, howj
ever, that his health had been se
riously shattered and tiiey have
feared a fatal result for some weeks f death
pasty. ;He was on 'the streets yes
terday and last night, while seated
at the; supper table in the Orton
House, he. suffered a, severe attack.
liver to a healthy activity, without
irritating or weakening them, use
Syrup of Figs. 1
Le Koy Est Mort! Vive Le itoy. !
As is natural there is already
mch speculation as to the vacancy
in the collectorshipy at this port,
He ,was taken to his room and
medical aid was summoned but all
of the avails of science were useless".
Capt. Pennypacker was 51 years
of age and had resided in this city
ever since the year 1866. He was
born in Chester, Pa., and served
with gallantry and distinction dur
ing the war as a cavalry officer. He
was wounded in tlie fight atHagers
town, Md. He first came here as U.
S. supervisor of naval stores, after
wards owned a small steam saw mill
in the Northern part of the city and
still later, in company with some
other gentlemen here, he organized
aud equipped the Champion Com
press, of which, until a year ago, he
wasj the Superintendent, j At that
time he disposed of his interest
in that company and accepted the
Presidency of the Wilmington Com
press, and Warehouse Co. He was
appointed Collector of Customs by
President Arthur and reappointed
by President Harrison. For nearly
twenty years past he has been the
lessee of the Opera House here.
uapt. .Pennypacker was unmar
ried and was the last of a family o
twelve, all of whom died of the same
disease, the dreaded angina pectoris.
He had many excellencies of mind
and heart and there is one;umversa
expression of sorrow at his death
lie was possessed oi a Kindly, gen
erous nature and was charitable to
a fault. At the same time he jwas t
sturdy opponent in the politica
field and could give and take- hard
knocks with the same perfect equa-
nimity. He had premonitions of his
deuth several days since and on
Tuesday last ,he called in Mr. A. G.
Ricaud, the lawyer, and dictated hfs
last will and- testament, appointing
Mr. ("Jeorgo Chadbourn, President of
the First National Bank, as Execu
tor under tne. win. xne estate is
valued at about $40,000 and will
probably go to relatives in! Philadel
phia, although of course the dispc
sitiop of his effects is asj yet un
known. I
The remains were taken off this
morning on the 9 o'clock train, for
Philadelphia, where they will bo in
t erred.' .
PLEASS KOTICi .'
We wEl te gi&a to r&cciYo cotaEiTCi-oiiS
from otir nienas ca aj aaa aMl selects
general tAterest,tat -t. . y;
Tht name oi too wnttr rata: Rirar3 t fur
alslied to toe Editor.
i
Ooznmudcauons must toe wilttea en QzJT.
one side ot die pdperi ' ' -Persoaaiiaeamast
te aTolded," :
And it la espeaaity and parcalariy oader
stood tnat tne Editor does not always ea2one
teTlews or correspondents cnlecs so ftaied
tn tne editorial columas. ; 'I ' .;; f?l
NBT APVRRTI3K31ENT8.
Fishermen's Supplies,
Builders- Hardware, : - -PAINTS
AND SASH,
WALKER'S STEICTLV Hu WHIiBrLElD,
made by;tae old Dutclx process,' thelbest Lead
on the market. Tney not belnsr la comWna.
tipn can make special price on same.
( COOKING STOVES.
by Capt. jpennypacker's
It is an important postion
and it is necessary that it 'should be
speedily filled. Some names have
already been mentioned, among
others those of Mr. "W. Iffi Chad
bourn, Judge Russell, Mr.- French,
GenV. Manning, Col. C "an ad ay and
Mr.fC. P. Lockey. A prominent
Republican here told us to-day that
in his opinion Mr. Cliadbourn could
get the office if he wants - it. Judge
Russell, he thought, did not desire N Jap.nhl TTq rrfvrro rn Ctn
.r tJ-i-'.. I w - WVI
ap tf , 12ISO. TltONT ST.
Largest assortment la the State taselcC
from; sold at factorr prices. .
Oil Sosof All Sizes. .
In them '"n comfort and economy,
iinlvMp- La&ders.
n o asS fOT your Daiarro and ahull ra
cnieavor to deserve the Ssame. V
; KespectfuUr. ,.' .
. ! Stories for Boys and Girls.
i 1
The following stories, by children's
favorite authors, are to bo I found at
the Wilmington Library' Rooms, on
Market street:
Cast Ui by the Sea, Sir S. W.
Bakejr;
Baron Munchausen:
In Ole Virginia, T. N. Page:
The Snow Image, Nathaniel Haw
thorne: i
The Silver Shilling, H. C. Ander
son; L . ... L . .
Youu Dandelion. Miss Mulock:
Princess Rosetta and the:Pop-corn
Man.iM. E. Wilkinsr
Three Little Caudles, Susan Coc-
lihre:.. , !
bix Yeara in th. WJIle. nt
Africa, E.J. Qlave; j
The Bnnnles'.Thanksgiving Stor
ies, J: H. Jewett;
The Brownies in the Studio, P4I
mcr Cox; i
A Twelfth Night Queen, Aqrnes
Carr Sacre: i
Marjorie's Birthday Gifts, MissAl-
cotr; I
The Parable of St. Christopher,
H. HI; i . I .
The Cat and the Countess, from
the French, by T. B. Aid rich;
The House that Jask Built, A. al.
Biazi ; . I
Bruno's Revenge, Lewis Carroll;
Autobiography of an Omnibus,
Miss Alcott; i
TheCountrvof tlie - Dwarfs. Paul
DuChailJu; I
Rille and Hound in UeylOn, Sir S.
W. Baker: !
Boy's Book of Travel, Meredith
Johnes; 11
Tommy Try and What He Did in
Science, C. O. G.. Napier; i
Harry's Vacation, W. C. Richards;
Gabriel, a storv of Wichnor Wood,
M. Howitt. : !
r
E. S. Well, Jersey City, N. J.
A Boom is on ia ROUGH ON
DIRT SOAP.
it, nor did he think . Mr. Lockey
would apply. General Manning, he
remarked, '."was out pf it". Of jCol.
Uanauay lie ilul not speak, it is
understood tlTat the latter is iOw
engaged in the pension busines in
Washington City and will probably
not be ah aspirant. Come to think
of it, good Republican, timber! for
such a position is rather scarce here
now. '''' 1
in the meantime, and until some
one is appointed arid confirmed! the
office will be conducted by Deputy
Collector John E. Taylor.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT.
Op en To Morrow,
- -
- . X.
Sunday, August 31st, All Day.
MUNl3& UEOTIIKItS,
CITY OF WILMINGTON, N. C,
i MAYOK'3 OFf ICE,
VVilmixgtox, N. C, Auff, 23d, 18D3,
Bids for Macadamizing.
gIP3 WILL BE KECEA'ED AT THE MAY
r's qrace until 12 o'clock M., September 1st
proximo, for Macadamizing Market street
from Fourth to Seventeenth street. " I 1,
Plans and specifications to bq seen at thV-
Mayor's office.
aug 25 3t 35 28 30
JNO. J. FOWLEH,
Mayor.
104 N. Front street.
Druggists.
MOONLIGHT EXCURSION !
Carolina Beach,
QN STEAMER SYEsVN GUOVE,
Monday Evening, Sept. 1st,
U3TDEU AUSPICES OF
ARION QUARTETTE.
Grand Concert on board Steamer. f
Boat leaves wharf at 8 o'clock p. m. lieturns
to city at 12 o'clock.
FINE HAIR MATTRESSES
A SPECIALTY. " .' ; "
'. . ; " r
Mcsqmto Nets for Sale, j
-Old Alattressos Renovated:
W.iBfl.OUMMIfJC,
For Carolina I5eacli anil Souliiporl
(k T , . . mmzm. gP '
Tickets 50 cents.
aug 30 2t
I. T. & G. F. Alderman,
.'"
GENERAL COMMISSION BuOKERS AND
Produce Dealers, NO. 110 North Water street,
Wilmington, N. C, buy or sell on commission
Poultry. JSgga, Uutter, Fruit, Bacon, Lara.
Corn, Flour. Beeswax, lilacs. Furs, cotton,
or anything In the Produce or Grocery line.
Highest cash prices guaranteed. Consign
ments solicited. aug 29
Mechanics and Artisans,
T1KOFE5SI0NAL AND AMATEUR, WILL
rind much useful and practical information in
the Scientific American, Mechanical News,
Wore. Science. Decorator and xcbxisher j
and other periodicals at the j
Lil IS KAK I AOUUIAA1U?i KUUJ13,! ,
aug25tt. . 133 Market street.
gYLVAN GROE REAVES LMINGTON
at 9:30 a. m. and 3 30 p. m. Returning, leaves
the Beach at 13.30 and 5 30 p. m. , t ,
On Fridays leaves at Jh30 a. m.. 2r00n.m
am 5:30 p.m. ' . .-
Last train leaves the Beach- Rt. o n ml nn
Fridays. r .
The passport will leave for southport $30
a. m., and for Carolina Beach at fion. m.
every day except Sunday.
cwason reaucea rate Tickets for sale at the
office or on board.
Fare sar.urdaysss cents to Beach androturn.
aug 27 tf ;. ;';
- I vOLYPE'S':':'! :''
Ntw YorK & Wilmington
Steamship Co.
State of North Carolina, i
COUNTY OF NEW JIANOVER, ;
SUPERIOR COURT.
In the matter of the estate cf Jane Fenaer,
rteci'ased.
To Delia Garer. George uarey,- jatus uarey.
Rebecca Frank. Kcison uarey, Alexander
Garey and George i enner, and such otheis
who may be heirs at law of Grace Fenner,
deceased: ! t .
Whereas. Josenh D.. Sampson. AdminiMra
hiATinAl Kpftimpnt or hl3 artminUtrallon tat
said estate. Has paia over to ttjc unacrsignea.
twenty-three and thiixy-six-one-hundredtu
dollars, to be by him distributed among, and
paid over to, the heirs at law of the said Grace
Fenner, who may be entitled to receive the
sune: and whereas, the underfcizned 13 desir
ous of paying over tne same t tliote entitled
thereto, but 13 uncertain as to who the parties
are wno may be legally entitle! to snare in
the distribution thereof: now. th!s Is td-notl-
fy the above-Damed partle3 snd all others who
claim to
Fenner.
fund, to appear before the Juigc of the J?upe
rior court of the count y of New llanover. ; at
the court 11 oaise In Wilmington, on theil
Monday after the 1st Monday in September,
and tlien and there to assert aud prove
their interest Is, and claim to said futd; at
which time the undcirlgne'l wlltapplj to tbe
Judge of sild court for a decree dletrlbuUng
said fund. ..
Dated this, the ISth day of August, is:.
S. VASfAM HINGE.
Ckrric Superior court of New Hanover county.
aug 16 6w sat
FROM PIER 23. EAST ftlVER; NEW YORK
Located between Chambers and Roosevelt st
i n At 3 o'clock. P.M.
BENEFACTOR.
ITANITA...
GULF STREAM
BENEFACIOR..........
Wednesday, Kept 3
..Saturday, Kept 6
Wednesday, sept 10
...Saturday, beptM-
FROM WILMINGTON
FASITA... ...........
GULF STREAM.....
BENEFACTOR
FAN1TA
Tuesday, sept 2
..Friday, sept &
.1 uesday, Sept y
...Friday, sept is
o be heirs at law cf the -said Grace Rare guaranteed to afrommw la Norti
. and w ho claim an laterest In said I and South Caro ha. UJW,U
ror i reigut or Passage aonly to
II Gi S3IALLBONE3, Suprrlntendeal, '
- . wiimingTon, k
a u. ixanc Manager.
ew loric
WM. P. CLYDE Co.. Gem Aeenw
aug 3f4tf 6. Bowling Green. New l
Yore
Hardware,
T
TINWARE
AND CKQJKKRY. ,
W, F, SPRINGER & CXJU
Importers and Jobbers;
. 1 . Puroeii Building;
Just Arrived l
NICE LOT OF THAT FRESII UPTOUN-,
try BUTTER, in small Kits, at '
II ALL & PJBAUALL,,
JeCtf ; 11 acl K So. Water 6tTcet., f
Wilmington Satings & Trust IV.
rnTTTO D A DlTD is feinted wrrn
1 UlO X iiiXlXb I nk manulactured,ty
ce jt airmoont mnunz i n s w oris, r
T. K. WiilGHT & CO .
SSth street ftzurrcnasylvania avenue. i
un . PLUadeigla, is,
J. W ATKINSON.
Prtl3ea,
W. r.TOOiLEE,
. Cashier.
IflQ PRINCT&J:
ST.. WII.WINGTtlbr r
Lcnd-i;on?y cnitlifaAorr wirn
Pay laterest cnDeposUta. is ciro-ircrri ta