' COlIMgBCIAI XTCTTB.
WILHINQTON MARKET.
October. 13. 2:80 P. 11.
Onteraatacial VoUof 1SS
- " FIRST DISTltlCT. i
COUNTIES. i'OWLE. DOCXKRT.
kBe&afort - 2,002
4 AAA
V SPIRITS TURPENTINE Firm Carteret.......;..-
rk cruis. tpwi rv. J(1
ROSIN Firm At 90c for trained I V:11011":
...ifM.tMin KJurrirucK o
TAR P fin At CI ul - .,-" I lrt-
r? n rm R ttttjv rntt K R TM mi I Gates...
at S1.20 for hard. $1.90 for yellow I 'niom. ...
dip nnd $1.90 for virgin. lVyuf
COTTON Dull nt CMiw
for middling; low inidllnr, 9 5-16; raiuiica..... ......
cood middling. 10. rasqaouinK
. . A 1 IJ.l I tm ft M A
UECEIlTi5--i;otton, i,v7; snirns, I irniunui.
135; rosin, 7M; tar, 187; crude, 47. piL ii"f
i rrru ...........
Washi-gton...
HABINE MEWS.
22
1,181
1,132
854
1,674
740
83
779
2,S33
472
807
POWDER
Absolutely Pure
A cream of tlrur ballo j: powder. Highest
tt an la leaTe&lnjj strength. r. x. fturm.
iif Report, Avy. 17, 1!S3L
MONDAXTOCTOB E K 13. 1890.
ARRIVED. bd
Steamer Cape Fear. TouiHnson, I SECOND district.
Fayettevilie, T. D. Love. Bertie 1,316
BrscnrJ U ixxskwood, JenKin?, I Craven i,4US
Madeiro, C P Mebane.
CLEARED.
Steamer Cape Fear, Touillnpon,
Fayetteville, T.D. Lore.
Edgecombe.. 1.321
Greene 1,008
Ifalifax 2,495
Jones , C84
Lenoir 1,587
Northampton... 1.659
Vance 1,382
Warren 545
STATE NEWS.
Charlotte Jctc: Paen:en who
came In on the delayed thiiitnri
train yesterday afternoon brouiriit
news of a terrible dynamite explo
sion In Rowan connty, mar Salis
bury. The explosion occurred at
the camp of W. II. Fortuue & Son,
contractors on the ladkin railroad
A hole had been drilled in a large
section of rock into which charges
of dynamite "were being placed and
exploded In order to make an apnrt-
ure sQUlclentiy large to noui enougr.
powder to blast it. AfXerth char
ges had been exploded and while
bam Tern barton and will Moure
were Dotting in another one the
dynamite exploded prennturely.
licGree Was killed instantly, his
" head being blown oil as was also
one of his hands. I'emberton had
his face and breast horribly muti
lated and was seriously hurt.
, Kin J YforJ of Cater.
When a proprietor knows he has a
grand and good remedy" for the
many ills that flesh and 'blood are
heir to. it pleases him exceedingly
to receive such evidences or appre
ciation as follows:
W. F. Miles. Miiesville, N. C.
writes: 'I have used Botanic Blood
Balm and find It to be all that it is
recommended to be'
D.C. Blanton, Thomasville. On..
writes: 'I have used Botlnic Blood
Balm in luy family as a tonic and
blood purifier with highest satifac-
torv result."
F.O. Hoffman, editor Times, Hocky
Mount, a., writes: "I am pleased
- . ft 1 t -
to sav mat uoianiu imoou jami is
the bestappetizer and tonic for del
icate people I ever saw. It acted
like a charm in mv ease."
F. II. HIckey, 120S Main street.
Jynchburg, a., writes: I was
broke out all over with sores, and
my hair was falling out. Afternsingi
a few bottles of liotamc mood Halm
my hair quit falling out and all the
sores got well."
Julia E. Johivson, Stafford' P. (.
S. C. writes: VI had suffered 13
years with eczema and was ut times
confined to xny bed. The itching
was terrible. My son-in-law got me
one-half dozen bottles of Bot-mic
Blood Balm, which entirely cured
, mt and I ask you to publish thi for
the benefit or others snffenngin hk
manner."
August A: Klages. 810 St. Charles
street, Baltimore. Maryland, writes:
t rom my youtn l sutrered iroiu a
poisonous taint in my blood. .My
face and body was continually af
fected with eruptions and sores. 1
am now 42 years of age and had
been treated both in Germany and
America, out no remedy overcame
the trouble until I used Botanic
Blood Balm. I have used about
twenty bottles, and now my sktn is
clear, smooth and healthy, and I
consider the poison permanently
driven from my blood. I indorse it
as the best blood remedy."
15,504
THIRD DISTRICT.
Bladen.. 1,541-
Camtierland 2,577
Bnplio 2,205
Harnett 1,444
WIKLY STATEMENT.
STOCKS OS HASP OCT. 10, 1890.
Cotton ashore, 11,028; afloat, 7.84C; Wilson . 2,159
total, 19,474.
Spirits ashore. C,257; afloat, 1,223:
total, C,4S5.
Rosin ashore S9.7S0; afloat, 4.964:
total, 04,744.
Tar ushore, 3,100; afloat, 212; total.
3,402.
Crude ashore. 75u.
RKCKIPTS, OCT. 1 TO OCT. 10, '90.
Cotton. 10,719; spirit. 899: rosin, 9,-
711; tar, 1,325; crude, 11.406.
KXPORTS, OCT. 1 TO OCT 10, 90.
DOMESTIC. i
Cotton 583; spirits, 009; crude, 471;
tar, 1,832: rosin, e.ouu.
FORRION.
Cotton, 14,774; rosin, 11,271; spirits,
2,000.
1,944
1,131
721
2.37(1
2.781
Moore ...
Onslow
Pender
Snuipson
Wayne.. "...
16,704
FOURTH DISTRICT.
Alaiuance 1,741
Chatham .-. .'2,516
Durham 1,815
Franklin. 2,204
Tr.l.ctrwi 3 0Xi .
Fishermen's Supplies, te-:v; f:JS
Wako 4,618
Builders' Hardware,
PAINTS AND SASH
ff.UKKK'S SIEICTIV HIRE WHI1I LHP,
made byjhe oM Dutch proce?, the test Lead
on the market. They not belns In combina
tion can make special price on same. '
COOKING STOVES. ?
Largest assortment In the state so
from; sold at factory prices.
Oil Stoves of All Sizes.
In them you will nnd comfort and economy
Pump-, Stp-Ladders.
We .as for your patronage aad shall ev
endeavor to deserve the same.
EespectfuUy.
N Jacobi Hardware Go.
ap tx . l? so. ynoNT ar.
18fJ0.
Harper's Magazine.
ILLUSTRATED
19,685..
FIFTH DISTRICT.
Caswell..' 1,858
Fornyth 2,259
Granville 2,406 '
Guilford.:.....'......- 2.470
Person .' 1.875
Rockingham 2.895
Stokes 1,450
Surry 1.671
15,38r
SIXTH DISTRICT.
AiJHon..... 2,241
Brunswick 1,010
Cabarrus 1,645
Columbus....: 2,072
Mecklenburg 4,163
New Hanover 1,880
Richmond 1,711
Robeson 2,823
Stanley 990 ,
Union......: 2,040
20,581
SEVENTH DISTRICT.
Catawoa. 2,360
Davidson 2,018
Davie 1,003
Iredell 2,724
Montgomery 979
Randolph 2,171
Rowan....."....: 2,739 4
Yadkin.... 1.071
15,070
EIGHTH DISTRICT.
A new Shakespeare the Shakespeare -of I AiATAriPr 952
Edwim a. Abut will be presented la Har- V, r t" RQ7
ni'iUimtivtfnr Iton with mmmpntj tvr I Allegniiny OOi
akprxw Lang. UARrsm'8 Masazix has also Ashe...., 1,399
made special arrangements with althoksk Kurke . 1 247
Dacdst, the greatest of living French novel- r,y'Z' " ' ,'oito
lats. for the exclusive pubUcatlon. in seilal uweii.. i'fXi
form, of a humorous ttory. to so enutled Cleveland....: 2,269
The colonists or Tarascon: tne uisi aaven-1 GnKtnn : 1.584
r rl n " Th titnrw 1 . . . -'yw
- i . nnn i v ri
A. l W I ,J ........
Watauga 898
Wilke 1.706
elette In two parts, entitled "Youma," hand
somely Illustrated.
in illustrate! papers, torching Bnoiecu ox
current interest, and In its short stories
poems, and timely articles, the Mxeitivn
will maintain lis well-known standard.
turcs of the famous Tartarln.
will be translated by II inky J am is. and lllus-1
traced by Ke?s and Mtxbach.
W.d. 1I0WXLL8 win contribute a novelette 1 Wilkes
13.209
NINTH DISTRICT.
Just Arrived !
.KICK LOT OK THAT FRESli:UP-COUN
try BUTTER, tn small Kits, at
. HALL & PEAUALi;8
11 and 13 SalWater StreeL
jett
Misses Burr& James'b'chool
-f 135X3 RUHR AND JAMES WILL UE-j
11
open thrtr School for Voting Ladles, and chil
dren of both, fcxee,
On Thursday, Oct 2d.
The course of stody, as heretofore, win be
systematic and thorough- I n1Ivldutl Instruc
tion bestowrd upon each pupl!; the s.rrr cme
rul atteuuon given in tratmns thlow uitcd
as thoe of bright intellect.
Class Mfgjnc. Kirc-hani Drawing, Calis
thenics and Needlework lire of tcare.
Mnlcal Department, nndr tb fuivrliiten
dence cf Mn. M. s. ci sniNci. inpi!s in
music, either within or without the -school,
will be accommodated with Kuttarie hours cf
Instruction that win not interfere with 1
foaa or hours of sxudy. E-ery care and atten
tion Is given to the moral welfare of t e child.
For further pardculara please apply to r4
North lhlrd street aad see mnripa. s
Photographs.
QAB12(ET-1 PK DZEN fXOl; CARDS I'ER
dozen 13.00: Mlnuetts per dozen f L00; Ferro
types two for 21 cents.
Ail we asx of you U to call and examine
specimens before- placing your orders cise
wtorew I. C. KLL15, rhotogripher, -
Fro&t Street Marxct, Wilmington, N. C
K?S trr
Paltnt Wood SpUtter.
InAK JCT PCT IN OPRKATION A
Fatent Wood KpUtting Machlte at my
coal and Wood Yard It It operated by steam
power and doe Its worjr vtry thonjuguly. and
La th mo4 complete thing or the ktnU la
North Carolina, call and ace It; It la worth
yoar attention. No extra charg made for
Lhe preterit for sptlttlnr stove wood. Full
quarter cord ruimntc-d la every load or you
r.,3T cr- tte faiae aad turnover to the
Ls:.:s' l :-;vclCSt Society. -
c.: i j, a. ErniGri'- -
Buncombe 3,041
Cherokee 640
Clav 391
Graham : 271
Haywood 1,32G
Henderson..'. 917
Jackson ' 903
Macon 780
Madison 1.178 1
C0 Mitchell , C98
McDowell " 1,119
Polk 470
Rutherford 1,690
Swain 505 -
Transylvania 520,,
Yancy........ 940
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ILLUSTRATED.
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Dlace as the leading illustrated newspaper In
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1,287
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307
1,014
14,89
stones oy ine oesif ana inusu iiuiji iiiraj
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Mtiw of xastes and DursultR. The Wekkjly
supplements are of remarkable variety. In
terest, and value. No expense is snared to
hrinr thA htohpsr, order of artlstlo ability to
-1 bear upon tho mustratlon or the changeful
0 ! nnaaps of home and foreign history. A Mexi
can romance, from the pen of ThomasA.
j an visa, will appear In the Weekly in 190.
,1.097
,2,637
2,509
1,072
2,897
620
'1.486
1,990
1,930
875
1,521
18.690
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order. i .
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1.3m ; three vears back. Jn neat clot h bindinir. will to
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Address ' HAUl'KK & UKOTHEItS.
nov a - ' vew V'ort
757
1,610
.2,561
12.83J
&&m 'Pl5 ff :c 1-R gsc g 55i,-
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1:517
2,099
1,617
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2,093 !
1,690
4,288
4,943
17.U00
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2,009
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SCHOOLS
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Geo. 11. Freacli
AUG EST STOCK AND BEST ASSORT
MENT IN THE CITY. '
&
Hons.
Dov.s' En?. Toe Boots, solid through, sizes 1
to 5 $1.25.
Yt-uths' Eng. Toe-Hoots. sizes 11 to 13, $1 .50
Hoys' Lcn-ioa 'J oe Hoct, sizes 1 to i 1.75.
boj-s' London Toe Button, sizes 1 to s, $?.00.
IsOLA-Ra'IP SU0.18".
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New York Weekly Herald
at- , ;
ON S boLLAlt rEH YJbJAK
Another lai-ire lot of the celebraJed Solar Tip
-;.)u shcH-s reoe1od, both lir Heel and Spring Heel, ' .
l,?9n ! w J1l. I1 for s-yle and dufablil'y are superior to IS THE BKST AND
2.101
1,333
-1,575
15,873
97o
9G5
915
. : 9i0
3.284
2,856
1,084
1,983
817
997
15,391
756
2,335
1,204
1,897
1,215
2,327
2G6
1,419
12,419
552
t 403
1,482
1,165
: 717
7G4
1.23C
901
9G5
2,352
ny sht moiTo.- Call and we will sell you bet
ter g-oods for ires money than can be had any-
here In the city. . .
Geo. R. French & Sons,
t .
IOS North Front Street.
(oppo-lte The Orton ) sep 23 tf
CHEAPEST FAMIIi
PAPKIt IN THE UNITKD STATES.
Now is tho t jna to Subscribe
1
During the year 1S90 it will even exceed It-,
self In the variety of Its contents and its ef
forts to please Us subscribers. . New features
will be added to its. regular departments, In
eluding first-class , . ..
ILLUTEATIONS.
10.439
2,816
868
287
.182
-974
1,291
569
-742
1,873
.1,504
858
560
1,663
410
i 553
7S9
Ita Well Known pcclalties Are: -
Practical Farming and Gardening,
Progress in Science,
Woman's Work,
j 'Stories My the Rest Authors
Literature and Art,
Choice Flashes of Wit and Humor,
Exclusive News for Veterans
Information on all Subjects.
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ress, JAMES GORDON BENNETT, :
. New YorB Herald,
. New York city
Ooly One Dollar a Year.
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Dp not rail to Subscribe tow for the"
New York Weekly Herald.
aec iu rr - .-
15.395 1 15,993
The total vote beins Fowle 148,395;
Uockery 134,035. j 1
O
Not at All Necessary
' J'O CAKRY YOUR PROVISIONS OR LUNC
10 Carolina Ueaehas there Is a v '
First-Class Family Grocery
there, supplied with everything the market
I
aflonla anJ Bold at dry prices.
All K nds of 'Canned Goods!
FOR LUNCH AND TIC NIC PARTIES
tioubtetfly the best wniSKEY sold In tne
South to-day. llelow you will rind a few out of
many letters which we receive and notice
well what they contain:
' urown Brown. druOTtsts. of Winston, say
"ThePrlTtte btotk. glTes entire aatla-1 everrthlnsr else that eoea to mkve n a
faction to our customers, and wi think It is a I eerlMU, eise U1t K068 10 make.np a
nne meaiana: wwskey. oneiuncn.
IL Hose, also ot Winston, wrUsa us as fol- . Full supply of ICE always on hand. '
l0"The TTlTat Stock Whiskey I bought The resldcnu ol CAROLINA BEACH wm
through yoar Mr. Wmon has proved a success find It to their Interest to deal with; me as I
and win keep It , here alter as my leading will keep on hand eTerythlng In the Grocery
brapd." - .
J. Burns c co.. or raytevuie, ha?e this I liwuae. crying unc
to say:
IhaTeused your new brand of 'Prtrate
Mock. 1878." Kjre Whiskey and will say that I
am well pleased with It and that it U all you
recommend it to be. My customers prefer
this brand to all others."
Je7U
HANS A. KDKR,
- Vd 'PROPRIETOR.
Brunliil4,Siraon&Co.fl
111 N. Front m.,
Dealers tn Liquors, Clyars.and Tobaocoa.
my 30 tf '" . .
VUAfJTEO.
GKNTS OF EITHER SEX T3ROLGnOU .
the United States to handle'our" celebrated
Corn and Bunion cure. Its application f
fords almost instant relief. - and every- box 13
accompanied by a ts guarantee, which amount
we will forfeit tn every instance whre our
remedy falls to perfect a permanent cure
Sample box. fSc; six boxes, SL - e will pay
rood agents $3 per day to Introduce our roods
Into their section; co DOsTLt Vnr
FSW OENTLEHEN' CAN BS ACOOXKO I partlcuUrs alress the TtttT.nUrtnvrrC
A. - - . I . . - s . I!. 8UUODiiIt AC ' -
caid with Tkicard ca r-' -i it I . - - k T4 til i;j Ncrtii Af? street.
liny rta. t Notice.
i
T A KECENT MEETING OF THE STOCK -holder
of the Caiioi.ina INSURANCE COM
PANY nn Increase of Capital Stock was au
thorized. Notice Is now given that Books of Subscrip
tion to the Capital Stock of said Company will
be opened at the office of the Secretary, and j
remain open until the first day of November,
unloes the amopnt authorized -Is subscribed
before that date.' Ail persons wishing stock
in the 'company will communicate with the
Secretary either in person or by letter.
' I M. S WILLAItD, Sec:y,
oct8 3t 210 Noith Water St.
New Line This net
JJECEIVED BY STEAMER AND KAIL Til IS
WEEK NEW LINES OP
Fresh Family Groceries.
Apples from Mt. Airy and New York, Eggs,
Fresh Butter, Cakes -Crackers, Cheese, ca--dies
&c Sweet' Potatoes, chickens. Eggs
&c Canned Goods in great variety.
chipped Beef a specialty.
; B. F. 8WASN, Afft.,
oct 10 tf D&.W so. Front Street.-
THE ACME
MANUFAOTlfB.IN0 00.
.
! MANUFACTUKEUS OP
1 ...
Fertilizers; Pine Fibre and
1
Pine Fibre Matting
Wilmington, -' - N. C.
i ,
rjmE REPUTATION OFOUK FEKTIL1ZEKS
the ACME and GEM, is now eetablished. and
the results of three years' us3 In the aanasof
the best raxners of this and other states will
attest their value as a high grade manure
The MATTING, made iroro the leaves or our
native pine. 13 conceded to be equal to any
wool carpet tor comfort and durability and the
demand for if. Is YL ally tncreasim,-. It has vir
tues not found In any other fabric
The FIBRE or wool is extensively used ror
Mattresses is almost equal to hair. beJng iiL'hr ye P mciuns' TL sinj?;e copy. sets,
elasUc and proOf against insects. . to anl drtr:S ' !
ed cpon publication. isnrr'
Maturity Association
OP 'WASHINGTON. D. C.
Has Paid to Mem- i -
bers Over - -$600,000
Accrued Liabili
ties - - tv - None ,
IIORATIO r.KOWNlNG,
lTesioent.
SAMUKL NOliMENT,
Treasurer. ' '
. . -f- : : .
Secretary. Manager an Actuary
GEO. J. KASTERDAT,- i
I ' As3t Secretary.
; - . -i
Life Insurance at Absolute Cost, i '
a Guaranteed Policy. ' s
An Incontestlble Policy,
Maturity Value In Cash at Fixed Agt
:V Annual Cost Absolutely Limited.;
only Four Payments per Year.
Non JETorffl table After Three Years,
P. Si RIDDELLK.M.D.
I Medical Ulrecw
- W-1I. GIBSON, Special Agent.
Home Offlce, Central National Bank Bollclcf
Washington, i. c.
JOHN IIAAR, JK.J
,.cxaa
ADRIAN &
Local Agent,
Wilmington; &i
V0LIEB8,
WHOLESALE DEALERS I
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only.. 25C round trip every Jay; - - -
' ' ' ' IL NOLAN, :'
"- c:t 8 tx ' ' " c cucral 2ZZzz "?r ' ' ;
EVERY ONE'S PATER,
NE WS AND i OUJIIE H
, Price, fl per year; fetx months, 50 cts; single
copy, 5 cts; mailed to any address. mch li
University of North Carolina
'r
TIie;Fall rerru Opens ept.
i Ttiition, $30.
4.
OfJR REGULAR COURSES OP STUDY,
IF
- classical. Philosophical, Literary, Sclent Ap?
j-L-SpcUal courses la Cnemttry. Civil and
Electrical Engineering,-: Pharmacy and tithcr
studies. . . '
Separate schools of Law and Medicine, whore
students jnay atrend the LiTerslty lectures.
:-'- Address .r -z.- r-- .
' . HON. K E?IP P. BATTLE. ILD.,-
: Jy 3 tf : :r. fTCi!2:nt, Cr:2 Xi-J, N..Cr
Provisions,
Groceries
'Liquors, Tobacco, Cigars,
' . - " AND
C03BIISSI0N
MERCHANTS,
" Cor. Front and Dock St
. WI IiM INGTOfT, 0.
Jan 13 tf -j
STILL AT WORK.
T AillNOW WELL PllKPABEl) TO RffAH
all kinds of Furnitiire, Sewing Machines,
cy Articles, &c, and where it Is
them as good as new,
Work oone proo?
andprlcesjow. Call and see mtrtt
tlmates and prices, r ' !
" 1 j.B.rABBJA j
' S. W. cor. Front and Orange re
. I am still agent here for tae-SeJi- j
Sewing Machtoe, one 6f the best Jfajauon,
the market. Needles kndlOll for , i j
" tnchlOtf :
THE HEWLf.TfH0?8E.
jyjY FRIENDS AND THE PUBUC GjS j
erally are respectfuliy notified Uitt i
made extensive additions to TaJvKSei
switchback StaUoh; WrlshtsvUle .
am "now prepared to ' acccommodat , i
with the best of everything .
. Fresh Fish; Soft Crjibs, Deviled Crtf- ,
ready en the ninval of erery train. ;
Bar in the rear and separate ana L
rom the dinning room. -.crrrrr.
my 23 tf . Vas. ap
: 1 fee 5 ff Jniiia f tin'' :
A RE NOW; PREPARED TO TAU i
reisonable terms a limited amount
WashW, which viUhe In charje of
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OCt i IX
tent lady.
IN WARE V ' '; , 'r -
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