I
AYFSK
SAHSAPRiQa
A Bright Lad,
Ten years of ace, but who declines to Rite his
name ta Uie public, makes this authorized,
confidential statement to xt:
"When I was one rear out. my mamma died
of consumption. sThe doctor aid that I.
tm, would an die, and all tr uetghbor
hurt myself M as to lreak the skin, it
was sure t become a running sore. 1 h.td
to take lots of medicine. Iut rtl iuir has
im me so much pi Kid as AyerV .S-iri.iia-rtlLt.
It has made me well and slmtis.'
a. . .orctiur, iv Aits.
AYER'S Sarsqparilia
rreparwd by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co Lowell, Ma.
Cures others, will euro vou
!
! JOHNSON'S
MAGNETIC OIM
Instant Killer oi Pain.
Internal andExternat.
Curt HIIKirilATISW. NHU-
U&LUIA. lia lvark.ripraln.
jirui, bwntuif, sua Jomtis
liK.
by
TUCUflQCRRlMn tpcldiy irerrel for
UiiDat Powerful nt renetrwtlDr Liniment for
Man or VAst ta esi4te&ce. Lars UMze75c
Due. iu4 mJCm , f
JOHNSON'S ORIENTAL SOAP.
Medicated aztd Tof!-t. Tne Great Skin Cure
and Pace Booutifler. Ladles will Cmt it
t!e mot tialioat lutd hiieh'r oorfumod
Toilet 8op imx th n.rkct. It i aboluty
pur. Make the kia sort end velvety nc
restore the kwt complexion f t a luiury
fr th Batnfr Infonts. It eiars Itcbinir.
rtNui.M tae wraJo ii4 tiromotee the growth t
naif. iTteeae. t r paie ny
J. II IIAUDII.
i
wean tf
j Wilmington. N. C
PCHFECTEO
CRYSTAL LEHSE
trace HikK.
IlUUGUIdT,
WILMINGTON. N. C,
as tzcloslTS sale of these ceiebratcdIUlass
from the factory of
EELLAM & MOORE,
who have thi only complete opucalrtmt la
the souta. Auanta, us.
HaclttX oaw wed-
SKY)
IF YOU
SUFFER
WITH
lYSPEPSIA, SICK HEADACHE
CONSTIPATION,
OS ANY DERANGEMENT OF THE
iTOUACH, LIVER OR BOWELS
I TRY
CRAB ORCHARD WATER.
has cunco Twooaawos. rr will bcheftt you I
rr ts wcxms a tmau sold oy au drocoistt I
that th Ubl has the M Crab Apple " ox It
CRAB ORCHARD WATER CO.,
azaphlet f rte by malLf Louisville, Ky
These tiny Capsules arc superior
to Balsam fit Copaiba,
CuMa and Injections.
They cure In 48 hours tho
same dbcascs "without anylncon
Tcalencc SOLD CY ALL DRUGGISTS
ADVERTISERS
Can learn the exact cost
of any proposjd line o
aivertising in America:
Papers . "by addressing
t rsi m.t o n. I
UCO. IT. IVCWU1I 6i OU,
Nvipper Advertis;iir Uufwa
tO Spruce St, Nv York.
Sana lOcu fn torv.t- 7rrti
AT WOflK AGAIN.
BATE RSOPXNKD MY USNBRAL K2
K& K3;-.4EaiUKJ,MSl:3 R""U"y ffl"""' Worl.t Twe'tyT-B7R Ten,, HbotlP,?
It rathrrri Jiil Ihrrw int i.n t.i lwii. ... . i I Ita rulnA ia lniu 1jii1 hin "V
If I
r-J'T'-X' .Cbolsra Morbus Croup, Dipth
t w?.s.v'rlf Hor Tbroat. 1!ULI
fciii in I if icitt If hr mrtc-
I C
pair Shop at No. St soutn secood street, tea
4 i .
Dock, and reapectfaityHoUclt work. I .will do
my beat to pVeaae and only aax a trlaL
Ml pruxv are low aaa ciy work, u TllOKJ
OCUO. Hpectrally.
f OT It U 1 S,r FAR BAR
,
Dally Eovlow.
Josh. T. Jamks, Alitor & Prop-'r
i - " -
WILMINGTON. N. C.
SATURDAY. JUNE 2L 1813.
Entered at the Postomce at Wilmington. N.C
as second-class matter
, . :, , !
It mriy be doubted
Judge thati Jnlius J.
if a worse
DuBose, of
i en nesee, ever disgraced the beueli
or the Southwest. He has been fin-
p-ached and removed from office,'
.I-- i ' , i
and to-iy there is none so poor ah
- . ,.
to do hi in
reverence. "If we had
failed to
secure his removal from;
flic-." said, one of those arrayed
atrniiigt him, "we Would have had to
klllhhu or at Fascinate him, or the
few of u whom our fellow citlz us
bad left to fight turn would have
rotted In falls or been murdered ty
gung oi criminals released or re
Mrs. Carlisle tells a good slory of
1 A.
one ri-ceptlon she had two winters
ago, when, as tlje visitors kept
coming in and noue were leaving;
even the hal.'s were crowded. Sena
tor Sherman was among the callers
al this juncture. He got Inside the
door, and then finding that his pro
gress toward his hostess was likely
to be very slow, went Dart of the
way up the stair?, and vhere he
could be seen over every one's hea
said in a loud voice: 4Good aftei-
noon, Mrs. Carlisle. I want to put
it on record that I did call this' af
ternoon and to say how sorry I am
that I cannot get any nearer."
Ladies of Birmingham, daughters
of Confederate soldiers, are taking
active steps looking to "the forma
tion of an organization to be kuown
as the Daughters of the Confedersj
acy,'- by which they will be able to
give practical organized assistance
to the Confederate i Veterans in en
i
tertainiog the large number of old
soldiers who will 'gather tt that city
the third week in July. The paint
ers are now at work on the "Winnie
Davis Wigwam." In 1st avenue, and
the prospects are bright -for the
greatest reunion of Confederate sur
vivors since the unveiling of the
Lee monument In Richmond.
' - e
i
The fleet of steamers which left
New Sork tor Europe recently car
ried about two thousand cabin pas-
sengers, which is ruiiy up totne
usual number of tourists starting at
this season of the year. During the
L'jouth of Mayv 1892, the number of
cabin passengers between New York
and European ports was 13,58b. Of
thee 8.C25 were east-bouud and
4,063 west bound,
total number of
In May, 1893, the
cabin passengers
Uas 1 2,931-0,164
east-bound and
This would indf-
6,820 west-bound.-
cate that only 1,857 Europeans came
over in May to visit the Fair, and
that the Fair or financial stringency.
or some otner cause. Kept z,4tu
Americans at home In May.
An experiment in" "telepapby,'
which is extremely interesting and
would furnhdi a great deal of amuse
ment at an evening entertainment,
may easily be tried by a number of
persons, one ot ine party is onna
folded and the others forma circle
around him. In whloh all stand with
their hands joined. A card is select
ed from a pack and placed where it
mav nlaiulv be seen by all but the
" . . -
person Ditnuioiueii. tie is eapecieu
to maintain a perfectly passive state,
while the attention of the others is
fixed exclusively on the card. After
a time the image of the object on
the carifls "suggested to the mind1
and named. Iu one j instance where
this experiment was tried the ten of
diamonds was the card selected, and
the blindfolded person, being ignor
ant of the object, decided upon, de
scribed ten real diamonds that he
saw arranged as they would be upon
the card. In blindfolding the light
may be entirely shut out from the
eyes by folding kid gloves Into pads
to lay over them and binding with a
handkerchief. I
Truitt and Combination
Am nnttrtr-kiilnr Ttllf. thpfA ic Onft
form of trust against which no one,
hat anvtl
thing to cay. 1'hat. is the I
trust which the public reposes in
Hood's SarsapariHa, and the best of
it is the trust is fuHy justified by the
tuerlt of the medic ine. Ifor, reiuem-
ber - H0D'S sarsapaniia cur.s
Hool't4 Pills are purely vegeta
ble, and do uot purge, pain or gripe.
Hold by all druggists.
JOI1N WILDEZt ATKINSON. Presldcar.
n. WALTERS, vice President.
W. P. TOO MER, C shler.
The WilminutHa SayiDgs
and Tust Company,
103 Princess Strkkt.
Receives deposits ot 15 cents and upwards.
EVERY DOLLAR DEPOSITED IS SECURED
BY BUND AND MORTGAGE, OR
OTHERWISE.
Interest at the rate of i per cent paid on
Now Try Th!g.
If will cost von nnfiilncr o ni -.:it
surely do you good, if you have a
uiu, or any irouole with
Throat, Chest or Lungs,, Dr. King's
I New Discovery for Consumption,
Coughs and Cold i guaranteed to i
give relief, .or money, will be paid
fnf.rnVi iMna t !, ti, V , , ' 1 r
found It just tlie.tlitng and nnder its
use had a speedy and perfect recov
uacK. omierers irorn L,a fi rmno
ery. Try a sample bottle at our ex
nense and learn for youiself just
now gooa a tninir it is. Trial
11 1 linff 1a j""
- a Wfc mr-r ,
free at K. R. Jlellamy's Drug Store,
Large size 50c. and $1.00. . :
. Zo7JZV
A lame soldier baits when he
macheg
For Over tfty Years
AN 'OLD AND WKLL-TrIED RrM-
kdy. Mrs. Window's . Soothing
Syrup has been used for over Hfty
years by millions of mothers for
their child-en while teething, with
perrecr success, it soothes the
child,, softens the gum?, allays all
pain, cures wind colic, and is the
best remedy for Diarrhoea. Is
and ask for Mrs. Window's Soothin"
it I. .
Syrup, and take no other kind.
Mrs, Mary Asten
of Lewisburg, Ta., suffered tintold agony
from broken varicose veins, with intense
Itching and biu-ning. On tle recommeud
ation of a rThysician she tqok
Hood's SarsapariHa a
arid used Hood's Olive Ointment Soon the
ulcers began to heal, the inflammation
personally acnuaink
Asten and know the above to be true."
J. 8. Gkiffist & Son, Lewisburg, Pa.
HOOD'8 PlLLS sre the best after-dinner
puis, assist digestion, care headache. Try a box.
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PRESIDENT WINS rON,
J3f3tf - Chapel Ulll. N. C.
Candiesand Fruit
FINE LOT OP FRESH
FRENi II CANDIES
Jusn received. Rananas. oracg s. Ie3che3,
Apples, &C., for sale low by
JA. 8. WINHTEAO,
217 North Front street,
Ui Norm second street.
jeiott
!
ceased, she was completely cured, and says,
I en jap health as I lutvo not for many years.''
We are personally acquainted with Mrs.
Superior Conrts of North Carolina for 1893
i
JUDGES.
KAMB. RKSLDKNCK."
dist.
1st. Geo. H. Brown, "VVashiogto n
2nd. Henry R. Bryan, Newbern.
3rd. HenrytG. Conner, Wilson.
4th. Spier Whitaker, Raleigh.
5th. R. W. Winston, Oxford.
6th. B. T. Boy kin, Clinton.
7tti.. J. D. Mclver, ' Cartliag.
8th. "R. Fi Armfield, Statesville
9th. Jesse P. Graves, . Mount -Airy.
lOtli. John M. Bynytu, Morgantou.
11th. W. A. Hoke, Lincolnton.
12th. Geo. A. Shuford, Asheville.
SOLICITORS.
DISC. KAMK. - RESIDENCE, .
Isft. John H. Blount, Hertford.
2ud. G. H. White, Halifax.
3rd. J. E. Woodward, Wilson.
4th. E. W. Pou, Jr., Sini tli field.
nth. F.. S. Parker, Graham.
6th. Oliver H. Allen, Kinston.
7th. Frank McNeill, Rockingham
8th. B. F Long, Statesville.
i 9rh. Thomas Settle, Reidsville..
lOrh. r. O Ne.w'and, Lenoir.
11th. Frank I. Osborne, Charlotte.
12tb. G. A. Jones, Franklin,
j FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Spring Term Judge John Gray
Bvnum. ( ;
Fall Term Judge Jesse F.Graves.
Beaufort tFeb. 20th, May 29th,
Nov. 27th i
.Chrrit.ne.k-March 6th. Sent. 4tu.
Camden March 13th, Sept. 11th
Pasquotank; March 20th, Sept
18th. t
Perouimans March 27th, Sept.
25th. i .
Chowan April 3rd, Oct. 2nd.
Gates April 10th, Oct. 9th.
Hertford April 17th, Oct. 16th.
Washington April 24th, Oct. 23d
Tyrrell May 1st. Oct. 30th.
Dare May 8th, Nov. 6th.
Hyde May 15th, Nov. 13th.
Pamlico May 22rd, Nov. 20rh.
SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Sririu" Term-! Judge W. A. Hoke,
Fall Term Judere John tfray f5y
num. ' .
Halifax tMarch dth, May iotn,
JNov. 13th. I
Northampton LI an. sra, April
.3rd,. Oct. 2nd. ,
Warren March 20th, wept. iin.
Edgecombe April 17th, Oct. 16th.
Bertie Feb. 6th, May 1st, Oct.
,30tbj j .
Craven tFeb. 13th,May aytn, jnov
27th.
THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Spring Term Judge George
A.
Slmford.
Fh.11 Term Judjre W. A. Hoke.
Pifr .Tn. 9th. March SOth. tJune
miii Spot. I8th.!
w son tb'en. em. June oiu, ubu
anthj i -
Vance Feb. SOth, May 22nd, uct.
snrhl'
Martin-.Mnrch6th.Sent. 4th, Dec.
4th. i ! .
TSTooh-Mfltr 1st. Nov. 20th.
Franklin Jan. 23rd,- April 17th,
Oct. 23rd.
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
SnVinc Term Judere George H.
Brown, Jr.
Fall Term-Judge George A. Shu-
ford.
Wake fan. 9th, tFeb. 27th,
March 27tfa, April 24th, bept. aatn,
tOct23d; .
Wayne Jan. 23rd,' April ltn,
SeptJ 11th, Oct. 16th.
Harnett Jj'eo.' otn, Aug. vtn, xiov,
27th.! ' '
Johnston Feb. 13th, Aug. 14tb,
Nov. 13th. i
FIFTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Snriner Term Judere, Henry R.
Brvan. i . -
iFall Term Judge George H.
Brown. Jr.' ! .
IGra'nville Jan. : 30th, April 24th,
Jul v 24th. Nov. 27th.- .
Chatham Jj'eo. i3trj,May tn,Hept
25th. 1 : : V ?! .
Guilford Feb. 20th, May 29th,
Dec. 11th. ' 1
Alamance March 13th, May 22nd,
Oct. 23rd. I i
Durham Jan.! 16th, March 27th,
June 5th. Oet.-9th.
Orange March ZOtn, Aug. vtn,
Oct. 30th. i
Caswell April 10th, Aug. 14th,
Nov. 13th. t
Person April 17th, Aug. 21st, Nov
20th. t U..--'.-
SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Spring- Term Judge Henry G.
Connen . : ; ' .
Fall Term Judge Henry R.
Brvan. i "...
New Hanover TJ an. 23ra, TAprii
17th, Sept. 25th. ;
Greene Jan. ! lGtn, April lutn,
Nov. 27th. i
Lenoir May 8th, Nov. 13th.
Duplin Feb. 13th, July 31st, Oct.
30th i J L :i '
a-, t?AV. Mntr lef
'upuu-ix ru. 3 ( f
Oct. 9th, Dec. 11th. - - V) .
fender 'Jan. lutn, Bept. lito.
Carteret March 20t.h, Oct. 23rd.
Jones March 27th, Oct. 30th.
Onslow April 3rd, Nov. 6th.
SEVENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
SpringTerm Judge Spier Whita
ker I" I- . -
Fall Term Judge Henry G. Con
nor. :
Anson Jan. i 9th, May 1st,
Sent 4th. Nov. 27th.
Cumberland - Jan.
23rd, tMay8thJ
1 Tm1OHV, AT.. 10K
""'i aiw7' . '.,
Coiuuibus Jan. 16th, April 13th,
July. 31st.
Robeson Jan.
30ih,
May 22nd,
Oct. 2nd.
Richmond- Feb. 13th, June 5
th
Sept. 18th, Pec. 4th. r
ISladen March 20th,Uct. lbth.
Brunswick Apri 10th, Sept 11th.
Moore March 6th, August!" 14th.
pec. llth. -
KIQHTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Spring Terui Judge
Robert W.
Winston. . H -Fall
Term Judge Spier Whiraker
Iredell Feb. 6th, May 22nd, Aug
7th, Nov. 6th. ! .. .
Rowan Feb. 20th, May 8th, Aug.
21st, Nov. 20th. j j
Davldsop-March 6th, Sept 4tb,
tUec 4th. ! I
Randolph March 20th, Sept 18th.
MnntPomerv Anril 3rd ' fJt 2nd
Stanly Apru ; 10th .October 16th.
Cabarrus JJanuary SOth, May 1st.
nf Ko- oof V. J
i
www . . w .,
mNTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Spring Term-Jddge E. T. Boykin
Fall Term Jndge Robert W.
ockingham-Feb. 13th, August
Fo'rsvth-Feb. 27th Nov. 27th,
Yailkiu-May 8tb, Oct 2nd
Wilkes March 20th, Sept. 4th
Alleghany-April 3rd, Sept. , 18th.
Davfe-April 10th Oct 30th
Stokes-April24th, Oct. 16th.
Surry March 6th. Aug. 21st
TKKTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Spring Term judge J. D. Mc-
IVFall Term-Judge E. T. Boy ki n.
Henderson May 29th, Nov. 13th.
Burke March 20th, Sept. 4tli.
Caldwell April 3rd, Sept. 18th.
Ashe April 17th, Sept. 25th.
Watauga-May 1st, Oct. 9th.
Mitchell May 8th, Oct. 16th.
Yaneev Mav 22nd, Oct, SOth. .
MeDiell March 6th, Aug. 28th.
wt.vvrnth JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Rfitif Teriii.iud2eK. F. Arm-
fieia. - r:-. .! i T -
Fall Term Judge J. D. Mclver.
Union Feb. 6th, tSept. 18th.
Mecklenburg tFeb. 27th, tAug
28th. r ! . f
Gaston March 20th, Oct. 9th.
nril 3rd. Oct. 2nd.
Cleveland April 10th, Aug. 7th,
net 23rd. I
Rutherford April 24th, Oct. 30th
Polk May 8th, Nov. ldtn.
Catawba Jan.! 16th; July 17th.
Alexander Jan. 30th,; July. 1st.
TWELFTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Snrinf Term Judse Jesse F.
I -r "
Fall! Term Judge R. F. Armfield.
Buncombe tfilarch ldm, Aug.
14th. fDec. 4th. !
Madison Feb. 27tb. July 31st,
fNov 20th. i !
Transylvania April 3rd, Septem
ber 4th.
j Haywood April 10th, Sept. 11th.
Jackson April 24th, Sept. 25th.
Macon Ma v. 8 th. Oct. 2nd.
ClajT Mav i5th, Oct. 9th.
Cherokes May 22nd, Oct. 16th. ,
Gr.tham June.joth, Oct. 23rd.
Swain June 12th; Oct, 30th.
For criminal capes.
JFor civil and jail cases.
tFor civil cases only.
Clerks of courts wul please notify
us of any errors,
! Criminal Courts.
. Judges O P Meares, Wilmington;
H B Carter; Asheville.
Solicitors Beni R "Moore, vV.il
mington, John E Browny Charlotte;
E D Carter, AsheviUe.
Clerks W R French, Wilmington;
J R Rbbertson, Charlotte; J R Pat
terson Asheville.! -
New H anover- Januarv 2d ; March
20th; May 15th, July 17th, Septem
ber 18th; November 20th. i .
Buncombe January 23d; April
24th; July 24th; October 3d.
Mecklenburg Februaiy 13th;Apl.
10th; August 7th October 9th; De
cetuber 4th. . . . : . '.'J" ' - r
t Hertford County Criminal -Court
B. B; Winborne, Judsre: George
Cowper; Solicitor; Thomas D. Boone
Clerk. 4th Monday in February and
2d Monday in August. !
TheCriminal Court of Buncombe
is not !a Circuit Court, simply hav
ing a court for Buncombe county?
having its own Judge.
tThej Criminal Court of Hertford
county is hot a Circuit Court, being
simpiy;a court lor uerirora county
only.
THE OLD-FASHIONED STYLE
of pill gives you
a feeling of hor
ror when vou see
it and when you
feel it. " Like the
M.JlllXa UWAUO LV . lit
big and clumsy, but
not effective. In this
century of enliehtrm-
ment you have Doctor
Pierce's Pleasant Pellets,
which cure all liver troubles
in the most effective way.
They're! not easily seen for
they're I small as grains of
mustard seed, but the effect
is lasting ana the cure com
plete. For Indigestion, Con
stipation.; Bilious Attacks.
Sick and Bilious Headache, nothing: has
reen iouna to equal tnese pills or Ur.
Pierce's invention. They give such com-
piete reuer tnat tneir maxers promise
tnac tney u give satistactlon
money will be returned.
or your
No matter how bad your case, Dr. Sage's
Catarrh Remedy will cure your Catarrh.
$500 reward for an incurable case.
DR. DU MONT'S FEMALE ItEm.
TING PILLS are always safe and reliab'e.
iz,uuu testimonials rrom an over the world.
Hewareoidaneer us substitutes and tmita.
tlons Price f ?.oo per package. - sent tor mall
securely sealed from cbservation.
Adlress, - I Da. R. DU MONT,
93 S. Dalsted St., Chlcaffo.illis., U S. A.
All Female Troubles cured. apl 20 ly
NervS Pills,
FREE TRIAL.
I n., n . 2" 1 1 all diKpnsps
UUrGS rurrndUCnil V ot the Ner-
uus o.vaLcui, cimer ucuie urcuronic in eitner
sex. It restores impaired or lost power.
Checks all forms of waste or drain; makes
strong the weak. Full package $1; six for $5;
trial package 13c, wltli book, sent securely
sealed on receipt of price. AdJrrss
i -! 1JK. JC liu MONT, -.
apl 20 ly j S8 So. Dalsted S.. Chicago, I1L
TUILDrNG lotv jn desirable AND
JD healihylocAJiilesotSecoBd.Th-rrt.Kotirth,
-fhnTh
cst:e. Cameb. Nun. lAnn. O.anera. Dock.
arker. Princess, Cbestnur.. MulCerry, lied
VXD.'.VTOiV
.Money loaned 10 those wishing to baLd.
PPito i
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i
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us with
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For Everybody and for
ervthine.
All we ask is a trial, con ft-
dent bt our ability to" please.
Our Prices are very mod
erate; only a living profit
Call and see specimens ot
our work and get estimates
AT THE OFFICE OF
The Bailj Review,
The Wilmington Journijf
AND THE
iew Job Office,
CUPJBIE BLOCK,
Second street, betreen Mar
ket and Princes .
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Job