North Carolina Newspapers

Til 1 5 IArER : V it. POSTAGE PAlir: ! roontna fica Three pOf-ttrM bf carriers, free .T rtrt of tbe ci:t. -.up"1" f rrport any awl iaSTeiwtrparer regal!". . 1J Ai' 1 11: Li. J. .... ., f ... -r VOL: XIV WILMINGTON, N. C, MONDAY; SEPTEMBER 29, 1890. NO 245 ..Vcety'-l and reulU -wLeu 2 , r: u taken: it plcac-anl '..t t the taste, and ack 'J:rr?s:-tly on tW? Kiduejs, : :-l iiwt!i, cleanses tho era aJlr, cli-el3 colds, head J tlj7 vcr? sad cures habituaJ reJr of its kind everpro jb? t' the taste and so " J t!ie tnach, prompt ir V'jtsl tmlv beneficial in iti -iprMred only from thexno4 't iz firceaUe substances, iti e!!it qualities commend i Qj i lave made it tbe raosl -irrenctlr known, tcf F'to is for sale in 50 li'ji Wes'bv all leading drug rs ,tr reliable druggist wh f-Tt t Uxe it on hand mil -pro ' t h p.-caiptl for any one T7b iato urit. Do not accept anj l.nrrrmun Ctn CVDD VI SIX FgAXCtSCO. CAL. VCOuESALE -DHUfiOIST. aaa Wilmington, rr. u. FOH CASH ONLY I , 1 rfcXSDS AND THE TUDLIC ujirttmfcj- notW-.nl that-on and after :j: I r.l se'J tor CAS II ANb CAS ir. 1 car. ikcrc:orc otter tig Inducements V thcciuo men the mcaey In cand. I xutw LOWEST V1ULE and ILe BEST OF x:s. . i:c?rcctruir, U. I SWANN, Act., ijatftw ' so. Front street. Sneed & Co., 'iCHSSOBS TO'SNOXYILLE FUICII- p Ct. scttttcAsi comer Market and Second pa Lirye Koct, anisuc designs, loirest . m ixntx to Nw AjrrxKTMxxra P Cheist UemoTal Fkkkd Co FBrnlturo' MrxDsBBonms Drngsists-; : Vb B It BsxAinw At auction , ' C Vv Yates Sam Jones Song Books 11 A Trcia--3ranue, xnartle, etc ; Tbe receipts of cotton at this port to-day foot up 1,7-13 bales ' Hot Bed Sash and Glass for sale by the y. Jadobl lid w. Co. - t. .'There is rery little cood wood In oarket now. It is needed. ' Many of the visitors here go down to tho coast on the Seacoast It. R. every day ;, - . . ... .The heavy rains. of 8atnrday last extended Dearly 150 miles West of Wilmington-. '' Nish and Classical School BY Kt. DiDlrl .Morrelle, A SI. pi HIIETT-SlCOJiD ANNUAL SESSION j r3 0. V.) Wednesday, the first ot Oo r". fxxtj liiomtUon applj at Ha 42C p2 tiwt, corner of Finn. scplSU Jos. F. Craig, ?Ji'J S'i AMfrmin. FUnner 4 Ca) pucncAL WOKCER 4isr,-snzET ftaj. tc . rtiocess streer, near Front I sea w ia t pleased to receive orders Ptwiicutes. tiood ani prompt work DRIAX & V0LLEE8, nOLK.LlS DEALKltS IX 1 ' Visions, i Groceries, lipcrs. Tobacco, Cigars, . AND (33DIISSIOX i MERCHANTis, r. Front Dork Sla T & G. F. Alderman, JfclXAL COMMISSION 'BROKERS AND lVin. Na. no vnrth street. X . b0y or sen on. commusioa rt i;H.A uatter. Fruit, 11 won, Lru. '-.J1 Bldca. Furs. Ccton, -4" srnarantcfjd. cnns2T- tTru E OF TREASURER, tlUr, WtlDOX RAlUtOAD CO., iturxcrox.x. cl. SfnL soUi. liod . w 9 V 1 OF Dl RECTORS OF in S WIL- j7' w Uo Pjairoad Co. have antnor- 4 !i Pijaat of three nd a hAlf percent 4llctr.Wctea of Indebtedness Ot ( CocMjjj. Tte interest on saU'certlo-' CteH: 131 pjv st its enca Of thO Crl sad aitr crobcr 1st, im.J. v "UM.aUM VUfA UU1U I w KrTttary anlTrcuicrer. Mulberry street sidewalks, be tween Front and. Third, vere badly washed during the recent rains. The peculiar enervating effect of summer weather is driven off by Hood's Sarsapurirtar. which "makes the, weak strong." Visitors to our city should cer tainly not fall to call on the N. Ja cob! Ildw. Co. for anything wanting la their line. , , f Mrs. B R. Benjamin, at 208 North Front street, will sell at auction to. morrow her entire household -and kitchen furniture. -7 - Vte Itegal Ready-mixed Paint, and I have no other, If. yon want a good, durable article; for sale by the N. J a cobl Hd w. Co. , ; - t l am Manufacturer's Airent for Barbed and all kinds of Wire, Com Dination wire and Iron Fences. Or ders solicited. James I. Metts. t air. CouucII Frazier Scott, of the Atlantio Coasj;, Line, running be tween this city and Charleston, dlec at His Home near Goldboro on Sat urday morning, aged 2G years. Ve have in stock an Immense va riety of Cook Stoves, alf styles and sizes.- Prices away down and Stoves guaranteed to give satisfaction. N, Jacob! Hdw. Co. V t A largo line of Breech and Muzzle- loading Shot Gun?, Air Rifles and Pistola; all grades at lowest prices, Wood Powder and sportsmen's sup plies just received. N. Jacob! Hdw. Co. , - t Steve Jacobs, the- Croatan des perado and outlaw of Robeson coun ty, was to have been hanged Fri day, but for good reasons the Gov ernor respited him until October 10th. .; I '. . -, - ' Our clever neighbor, Mr. PvChrisf, is removing his bakery and . fruit store to South Front street, nearly opposite Front Street Market, from whence bo will hereafter supply his customers. . . - We were all forcibly reminded yesterday of the fact that the Sum raer Is dead and cone. Fires and overcoats and blankets were com fortable companions last night and this morning. Messrs. H. A. Tucker & Co. are now readv to estimate on all kinds m of monuments and stoue work. Those In want of anything In their line would do- well to consult them at once,; See ad. . ' Mr. John D. Bellamy, Jr., return ed to .the city last night after an ab sence of several months In Europe, during which he visited a large por tion or Great Britain and Ireland, France, Germany,- Switzerland and Belgium. . Mrs. Wilklns, Miss wilkins and two children, of Brooklyn, N. Y.t nro here on a visit to Mr. and Mrs, Geo.Tienken,of this city. They were passengers on the steamship Bene factor, which arrived here yester day. ... - There are a great wjany strangers in the city. They come and go by every train. Agreat many left on Saturday nightthavlog ridden a hundred miles or more to see Sam Jones and then having to return home without achieving that distin gulshed honor. , . - We hear that the collections at the'Tabernaele are not satisfactory. It is said that !tcostse$203 a day to keep up the meetings and that the receipts are not niudiinore than half that naonnt. Ifickles Eecm to be as big as dollars In the eyes of many In the c-:-;rr;:-tion. Forecasts. ' For North Carolina, rain and staj tionary temperature. Local forecasts from 8 a. m. to day, for Wilmington and vicinity, threatening weather, occasional rains and stationary t? mperatnre. - Syrup of Fig. Produced from the laxative and nu tritious juice of California figs, com bined with the medicinal virtues of plants known to be most beneficial to the human system, acts gently, on the kidneys, liver and bowels, effectually cleansing the system, dis pelling colds and headaches, and curing habitual constipation. ' - They Favor Wilmington. , A gentleman who has recently travelled over the Carolina Central and the C. F. & Y. V. roads tell us that Wilmington is running Rich-J mond pretty close now In the way of selling heavy groceries. The peo pie of Mount Airy and that section, In especial, seem particularly desir ous of doing all their trading here and all things being equal they will do it. . It is for our merchants to see that they can buy to as , good ad-i vantage here as anywhere else. Will Tender Hla Resignation. ' We regret very much to learn that Rev. Mr. Arnold will probably leave Wilmington for a new field of labor. He notified his congregation last night that he would to morrow hand in his resignation of the pastoral charge of St. Paul's Church. He may, or may not, accept the charge of St. Stephen's, In Goldsboro. - We will be sorry to see Mr- Arnold leave Wilmington. He has worked faithfully and untiringly here and has accomplished a great deal of good. ' Grading Camp Latimer. Yesterday's Goldsboro Argus says: Mr. A.. P. Holland was in town to day looking for teams to use in his work of grading the parade ground at Camp Latimer on Wrightsville Sound, the contract for which was awarded him. He could only get six teams at VrightsviIle and needs as many more. He says the job will last him three months and he is go ing to sink all his money in it. But that may be a joke! There is some vprv lieavv eradinir to be done: hills levelled and ravines filled and it will ftosfc the Stato' 25.t00 to put the grouud in-such shape as it should hp. Not more than 10.000 will be expended at this time. Superior Court. . ' The Fall terui of the New Han-: Snnerior Court convened here this morning for the trial of cases on the docket. H is Honor, J udce Arm- fiplil nmsides. and Solicitor Allen represents the State. The following cases were disposed of to-day: Alnnzo Smith vs. The Bladen Steamboat Co., non suit. Hattie Lind vs.' A. B. Lind, judg ment for divorce. -Richard aodfrev vs. Lether God frey, judgment for divorce. .inmps E. Clark vs. Mary iilrza Clark, judgment for divorce. R. W. Hicks, senior partner, vs. TC. Pennington & Co., continued. . Wm. Latimer, guardian, vs.- Fan nie E. Latimer, et al., judgment for defendants. G. -W. Linder vs. H. C. Rosenham, judgment. . - Tbe Tabernacle. Mr. Jones arrived here on Satur day evening and preached mat night at the Tabernacle. He also preached on yesteiday morning, in the afternoon and at night, the lat ter sermon being for men only. The attendance during the day was large but doubtless a great many more would have attended but for the in clement weather. Last night's meet ing was for men only. There was not a lady in the house, but the mas culine persuasion was out In force. It was by far the largest congrega tion yet in the tabernacle and the estimate Is that there were 0,000 per sons there. Trie-service opened with prayer by Mr. Jones, after which he preached from Gen. I9c,7y.- lie preached for an hour and a nan. The closing prayer was by Rev. Ur. Creasy, Mr. Jones pronouncing the benediction. - . . Services were held also to-day; at CuJO a. m. and 3 p. m. and Mr. Jones will preach again to-night at 7:S0. Use or Water and Salt. " . Salt is an absolute essential to the diet of man. It promotes health In various ways. Many: of the func tions ot the body go on better under its influences, andv without ft the blood becomes impoverished. While a complete deprivation of salt would produce disastrous -results, an ex cessive use ofj it Iwoull scarcely be less harmful. In large doses it acts as an emetic; in quantities beyond the requirements ofhealth it irritat es the stomach and intestines and sometimes purges. Those who use salt unusually freely almost always suffer more or less from constipa tion. . : j- '-"i To drink large quantities of water daily should be the rule with those who suffej: from constipation. Each day the system needs at least two quarts of water, as about that quantity is used up or thrown out of it every 24 hours,. Fruit and vege table foods contain much water, and in tea, coffee, soups, &AM consider able is taken habitually. In all ways, as stated, about, two quarts of water, should enter the stomach daily. It is a good plan to drink one or' two glasses of water from half an hour vtoi an hour before eating breakfast!, and it may be either hot or cold a$ preferred. Whichever is used, the; water; should be slowly sipped. 'fTo deluge the stomach with cold water would !be -'to 'invite dyspeptic troubles. ; . '. Weekly WeatlierCrop Btflletln. ... T ' The reports of, correspondents of the Weekly Weather Crop Bulletin, issued by. the North . Carolina Ex periment Station and State Weather Service, co-operating with the Uni ted States Signal Service, show that tho past week, has been favorable for farm work except in the South ern portion of the State where there has been insufficient sunshine and continual light showers, .which, though doing no great damage to crops, prevented their being gather ed. In the Northern portion of tbe State the"weather was favorable for picking Tjotton and cutting tobacco, the temperature and 'sunshine be ing about the average., A genera rain prevaneu on ine zotn ana was especially heavy in the Southeastern portion of the Eastern District. Wil mington, New Hanover county, re ports total rainfall for tho week of 4.83 inches, of which about 3.50 fell on the 25th; Rocky Point, 'Pender county, 4.10 inches. Cotton is be iug picked as rapidly as the weather will permit; and corn is being gatlv ered. ; Within the next week the. to bacco crop will probably be secured. The wet weather has hindered the saving of fodder and damaged much of It. Farmers are preparing land for winter wheat. Reports indicate that the smaller crops, turnips, peas and potatoes ; will give an abundant yield J The average date of the' first killing frost is . October 10th, and farmers should be prepared for it NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. we via te giid to recciTa ccr.sxticzs from -our mends ca asy 'asd aEzr;:cta Lcensral Interest, bat f -. Tab name or tho writer mast altraj ta fur usheato the Editor. ' - - " " CttaucanooS oast "to WrtttenXoa only onesidaot ti pap;.'rl;' '1'.' ; , ; . . rerson&uoes mast bo aToided. ' - - T . And It ts especially cad Famcularty tsder stood that the Editor docs not always enasrte the views of corresponaents calcss so stated la the Editorial coiucma. t t" ;v' V'., . NEW AOVKirriSEMKNTS. MATTRE "Don't Glre up tbe Slilp l" Don't surrender, although! the fight be long and bitter, and results thus far but dismal failures.: Old Bad Blood may yet be conquered and disease driven from the citadel of life. You have not used the proper remedy, or long ago you would have felt a change. You have tried this and that, ,a hundred bot tles of this specific and fifty bottles of that sarsapariiia, ana reel you mightj as well have used so much rain .water for all the good effect they had. Why have you not tried B B B (Botanic Blood Balm; made in Atlanta, Ga.? Because it isn't advertised so conspicuously as other remedies? Well, that's a poor rea son. ' The greatest hum bugs can af ford the largest advertisements. As for B B B try it, and If six bottles don't do you more good than all the other blood medicine you have ever taken, call it a humbug, a name that has never yet been applied to it by anyone. i . Walter .Bridges, Athens, , xenn, writes:' "For six years :I had been afflicted with running sores and an enlargement of the bone in my leg. I tried everything I heard of with out any permanent benefit until Bo tanic Blood Balm was recommended to me.! I After using six bottles the sores healed, and 1 am now in better health ' than I have ever been. I. send this testimonial unsolicited, be cause ! I want others to be bene fited. W. M u sva m SPECIALTY OF FINE CURLED HAIR MATTRESSES. T No. 17 Princess Street. 7 : I r " : The office of the Daily Review and the, WimrsGTOS JouR2Aiiis Vtalrifv voninviwl . f r Kr ' . in t C.rtT- rie building, on North Seqpndstreet, near Princess. It will take; several Slacraziae of American History. - The contributors to the i October number present a rare combination or e'minence in the scholarly world. The number opens "with an, incom parable paper on the Sources and Guarantees of National ;Progresii'? by Rev. Dr. R. S. Storrs, of Brook lyn.' This is prefaced by an admir able portrait of the distinguished author. The second valuable paper, "The American Flag and John Paul Jones," is from the pen of Professor D wight, v of the Columbia Law School, New York. "Sbuthold and her Homes and Memories," one of Mrs. Lamb's bright and entertain ing articles, ts illustrated with anti que dwellings of one of the oldest towns on the continent. "The His toric Temple at Ne w Windsor, 1783," together with a curious picture re cently discovered, comes from the well known jurist, : Hon. J. O.- Dyk man. "About Some Public Charac ters in 1786," we . have a readable group of extracts from the private diary of Sir Frederick Haldimand. The "General Characteristics of the French , Canadian Peasantry" fur nishes much exceedingly interest ing data on a-theme of great pres ent interest. "The' Mountains and Mountaineers of . Craddock's Fic tion," "Anecdotes of General Gren ville M. Dodge:" "THe Story of Roger Williams Retold,5' "Antiquar Ian Riches of Tennessee;" iind the several departments of miscellany are excellent. This importanl'maga zines is in close sympathy with cur rent affairs, and ahead of all its great contemporaries in stories of varied information worth preserv mg for all time. 1'rice, fa. NEW ADVERTI8EMKNTS, Removal. rpo MY FKLENDS AD THE PUBLIC : I wul open to-morrow af my new Store, No. 109 south Front street. -sep 29 2t . . P. CHRIST. ileel i fele ! JJAVlKCr MADE 7 SPECIAL 'ARKAXaE inents for that purpose I ' will hare on my Stalls during the series of meetings, to ba. held by Rev. Mr. Jones In the Tabernacle, a full supply of - - ; J ' . Everything Seasonable and Good to Eat lu tho Moat Lino. I HAVE TWO CAIt LOADS Of C PINEMOUNTAIN BEEP: Now on hand and others to arrive. This is a ' ' . -4 ;.'.. SUPERB ARTICLE OF BEEF, tho best Pas- - tiire Fed Beef I could and j in Western North Carolina, and it will he In full supply. ! I WILL ALSO HAVE A FULL LINE OF " Multon; Teal, LambjOc., OF THE BEST TO BE HAD. i J Orders hooked ahead and prompt d Uvery guarariteed. - ' I . ' . . " .JOHN F. OARRELL; Stall3 1 and 2,Front Street Market.southslde. ECP 25 IW r ; ' ' H. A. Tucker, -a.-' -Brown Stone. Manufaeturer IN GRANITE, MARBLE AND of Cemetery, Monumental and Building Work. " . i 810, North Front Street,, sep 29 lw ' Wilmington, N. C. SCHOOLSHOES Geo.M French & Sons, . : MENT IN THE CITY. , : tpKV?E'-Tt Boots 8011(1 through, sizes 1 to ft, Sl.So. ;;.; . , - f - - - x ouins' jsng. Toe Boots, sizes 11 to W. &r H5011 Toeoot,, mzea l to f L7S. ' Bors' London Toe Button, sizes l to 6 SOLAR TIP SUO8. ,1 Another laree lot or th iviohntA cniL. nM. Shoes received. hotn in tt.oi aZJrZ-iZJr which forstyle and durahiiity are superior to any shoe made, call and wo win uu' vmi iswua iw iess money tnan can do had any where In thfl ritv. , . i . 17 Geo. R-French Sons k 108 North Front atrcet. (Opposite The orton.) -J I sep 20 tf Wilmington, Onslow & East Carolina Railroad. - uction. sresaajsas riO-MORROW, (TUESDAY); AT; 10 A. M., I will sell my entire Household and Kitchen Furniture at auction. . ' " y- l ! " MBS. B. 1L BENJAMIN, sep 29 It . . 208 North Front street. PS CONSTRUCTION PERIOD Seely's Orchid Flower Perfumes, i The Finest in tho World. - orchids are the elite of the flower kingdom. These perfumes for-salc by ' ' MUNDS BROTHERS, : 104 N. Front street. sep 27 2t For Rent. OFFICE ON NO hTH WEST COR-I ner Princess and Water streets,patc-1 ly occupied oy iagiey. - Apply to . Trustee Just Arrived I NICE LOT OF THAT FRESHUP-COUN try BUTTER, in smaU KJts.'at HALL & PJSARSALIVS. jectf ! n and 13 SaWaiter Street. How Readyi AM NOW BEADY TO MAKE ALL KINDS of House Trimmings, Banisters, Railings, spoices and Boxes of all fcmcu. orders prompt ly filed and work done to order. Southwest corner Dock and Water StSi sep 11 lm tha mon DIAMOND DYES -AND Diamond Fast Stocking 15!k FOR SALE BY - i r rrrTTT.T.'K oir- Tt tpndpnev to wrinkles or -days to get . there and get in shape arein' of the skin. Prevents with- and we therefore npolosize In art rin?r of thf skin or drying up of the;Tnce for all errors." short comings, mav hannen i " m crta TUri Street, cpporae ciir Ut'J. i this wesu. - ', J Tc:?; :; ir?. ;ring of thf skin or drying up or the;vanCe'for all errors," j le-b. Nature's wonder for preserv- oversi.ht eta, that nj: youth and freMinesa. SU1, large - -- "Z. ' -John B. Hanko, PRESCRIPTION DEUGGLST. J bottle?, at dreggistf. v.? a tt T.10R THE ACCOMMODATION OP THOSE a. ucauiuK mi JtLifuu Lue revival mpnnrrm tn bo held in Wilmington by the iter. Sam Jones, . . w VUiM,! IbU M Ml as tho requirements aca eiinrit nfmn. struction wui permit: , In Effect hept. 35ttt to Oct 6th. 1890. Leave Wilmington :00 ai m. and 3:00 p. m. . Jsave end track lO-JJO a. m. and 5.-00 p. m. On Sunday, t'ent. 28th and itct nth nnirma train will tc mi), as follows: Leave WllmJ:v...1'?T.8;0 a, mStn ni roa-i tract KUO a. m. U. A.WUITINO. SCP231W tZnnrni Ufimmp " SOrJC BOOKCr YATES'; BOOK STORE. . Sep 34 tf . Chiiaren's magazines. A ROOSY, ST. KICQOLA9, WIDE AWAKE, Harper's Young reople, Lookcnt Magartne, qolden Days, Youth's Companion." and an tho best children's magazines are In the -v WILMINGTON LIBRARY ASSOCIATION, : , e Zi Market street. The -Exnrcfnnn QF THE ACADEMY OF THE ISCARNA- Uoaand St. Thomas' Male Bchool win be re sumed on Wednesday, October lat, lswt The dlqu.1 a hiii ai.vi iiTWTi s Kir hp rrr rr tu kVU WUl menf , where children from S to 7 jtxn of age will receive careful training, tseo 2 caw tk riiuiugrupnOi l FK DOZEN pi 0, CARDS PEIX lozen tLV Mmuetts per dozen eLCO: Fcrre types two for si cents. -rJ? f-?,ot you 19 w call and exam! no specimens before ciAciny or rrir - Where. U. C. LLIS. Vhotorrr inhff Front strset Marret, Wltaunstoa, N.'c sep 23 ', - - risns of business combina best foturc-s'of Btdldi&?rund and Life Insaranec nrf!u costraccs. Adiress.wiih re'erercn. Jintni i Annuity CoLtttausroa, Va. ejj.i'pu