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OUTLINES.
rc was but little general business
m c ongress yesterday; the Naval
pn.ition bill . was considered
Senate and the River
ii irtvir bill in the House.
,i;uis of men. employed in the
.. lube Works at Mckeesport,
. ! : h o miners at Scotthaven, who
:t on a strike, resumed work
i satisfactory compromise
; -:i oiTeroii them. An ac-
: Kvurrcd on the Chesapeake &
iv.iilroail. in Virginia, yesterday.
,i:ted in two engines and twen
.o: ;!it cars being badly broken
run men escaped injury by
The Supreme Court of
Mates yesterday rendered a
::: the Kemmler case, in which
, .uoii for a writ of error is de
i". mrt holds that execution by
is not cruel, and that the ver
;: t against any special privi
:i hv the prisoner; the opinion
cinet Justice Fuilcr. A
:'rieer and some students forci
N - i two of the ladies belonging to
. -i.ui Kmbassy at Constantinople,
'.plications have arisen there
with is likely to cause
. cweon the governments.
re contested election cases have
,.!ed. which give to Republi
- mi the House; it is thought
,--ippi case will be decided in
::.- sitting member. The
,,t Cedar Keys is still greatly
! ! the Cottrell interference.
Hod on the government for pro
rhe revenue cutter has been or-
n main there until the trouble
A noted murderer has
: i Lired in Tennessee, and he will
v be lynched; he outraged his
and then murdered her and her
r. and tried to kill the father; the
:cr has been at large for eighteen
is. The Oswego National
.. of Oswego. N. V . suspended bus-
vesrerday. A city election in
.ester. Va.. yesterday, under the
an system. resulted in the
f Democratic officers by un
d majorities. Dun & Co..
: business outlook as ; very
and much confidence in
ii.ue commercial future;
aiiures for the past
;vr against 212
r : '.is week. New
M .ney easy at 3t46
i.ttnn dull and casy;
:..;.i:ids l'-'sC; middling Or
s uthern flour dull; wheat
. . .;.. N.. 2 red UOi 8 i.i !..; c
' firm and dulf; No. 2.
; .it l!( valor; rosin steady;
: .. dull at :c.
livnum is a
good
t:i ;n public estima
ii.ni that "decora-
ordered upon him
re
m M.inlev is to mar
vi ;v refused because
P.. it he persuaded
live and
tiie j or
t e
:;::u;.itei!.
:ive Cheadle. of Indi
:'.gres to appropriate
a monument to Bre-
- grandfather. Mr.
.'. V. c ha-, some post
: g :m Ins eye that he
ct fi r Mme of his
v :!ie Ot'iti ; r has been
; a twenty-eight to a
:nm paper, an evidence
ferity and popularity
we congratulate Bro.
publishing a pa-
:ts success and one of
Mate.
Mr !
' ' '.'.n't think the Demo
' -r.inate Mr. Cleveland
t'Tev,,Icney in 1S0"2. Mr.
th-.nk Mr. Cleveland
I to .:o, p him either when
" ! i III Ttna ic nAt rrrrr
-cr.e i.
-cv ran
'I4IU, IJ IlUk Aj WVU
--r:ty .m Cleveland or on what
-: ; it--p.
a-S wi!
do in 'ir.
:
vme
he
" i i;ry has started up in
Meteoric shower fell there
"t- ago and the specimens of
e- -"M from -.. cents to $1
e It Iowa can keep up this
v".owcr business at these
"e'.eo:
cs Pcr-aps her farmers can wor-
tne McKinlev tariff.
T:
'e S.
ttient Farmer, published at
ears as the successor to
,lr,
per, handsomely
''ten
t '.I 1 1 ill milt... C '. .
rre ' -a 'olina farmer, and at
U!J' ar a -Vcar -should be well sus-
. DV th,
icm.
James H. Ennis is
bus; 6 CUltor nd P. C. Ennis
Onager.
VOL. XLVI.-NO. 54.
Jack the Ripper has retired from
business in London, and Jack the
Hair Clipper has suspended opera
tions in New York, but Jack the
Kisser has come to the front in
Washington and is creating conster
nation among the young women,
married and single, who don't like
to be suddenly pounced upon and
kissed by a man they don't know.
The police have been on the look
out for him, but so far he has eluded
them.
It is reported that Mr. Harrison
has said that he will not sign any
silver bill or any other bill that de
pends on Democratic votes to pass
it. There must be some mistake
about this. It is known that Mr.
Harrison is a very narrow-minded
partisan, but he certainly would not
undertake to run his office on this
idiotic plane.
The Kansas Farmery the leading
agricultural paper of Kansas, re
spectfully declines to support Sena
tor Ingalls for re-election. It thinks
the farmers of that State will be as
well or better represented by some
man who don't part his hair in the
middle or purloin the sermons of
dead men.
Ben Butterworth was a pretty big
man after he delivered that brave
speech against the McKinley bill,
but he ''swunk" fearfully and became
awfully dwarfed when he let himself
be whipped in to vote for it on its
final passage. The racket he raised
scared him out of his manhood.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Star Office Babbitt metal.
Ml nson & Co Good clothing.
University of Va. Law lectures.
Kikkham & Co. Auction to-night.
SHE SAVED THE TRAIN.
A Brave Young Lady of Greensboro.
A young lady of Greensboro, one of the
students at the Female College in that
place, with rare presence of mind pre
vented what might have been a serious
"smash-up" on the C. F. & Y. V. rail
road on Tuesday last. Three or four
box-cars had been left standing on the
main track near the siding close to the
College, and the train for Mount Airy
was rapidly approaching in that direc
tion. The young lady mentioned Miss
Alderman seeing that a collision was
inevitable unless the train was stopped,
snatched a red shawl from one of her
companions, and with this improvised
'danger signal" waved the train down in
time to prevent a collision.
It is said that officers and employes
of the road have united in preparations
for a fitting testimonial to be presented
to the young lady, in recognition of the
forethought and timely action that
saved the train from disaster.
New York Truck Market.
A special from G. S.
Palmer, coin-
mission merchant
New York, re-
ports. May 22nd :
The market is decidedly lower on all
Southern vegetables. Potatoes are in
heavy supply, and wc regret to see some
North Carolina in the market, for if
shipments continue, demoralization will
follow; whereas, if they are held back
until fully matured the crop may be all
marketed and profitably; prime potatoes
selling to-day at $3.50; seconds $2 to
2.75 Peas in heavy supply and selling
to-day at 30 to 50 cents a crate; Charles
ton selling from 60 to 80 cents and
North Carolina from 75 to $1. Cab
bage firmer, selling at $2.50 to $3.50.
Strawberries very firm, fancy 15 to 18
cents.
Weather Forecasts.
The following arc the weather fore
casts for to-day:
For Virginia, cloudiness and frequent
rains, southerly winds and nearly sta
tionary temperature.
For North Carolina. South Carolina
and Georgia, fair weather, except in
Northwestern North Carolina, cloudy
weather and frequent showers, con
tinued warm southerly winds.
St. Paul's Evan. Lutheran Church.
We are requested to announce by the
Lutheran Building Committee, Messrs.
L. Hansen, A. Smith and J. D. H.
Klander, that St. Paul's Church will not
be read for Divine Services to-morrow
as was at first expected and therefore
services will again be held in Luther
Memorial Building, in German at 11 a.
m.. and in English at 8 p. m.
Aeaault with a Deadly Weapon.
Peter Walker, colored, arrested yes
terday for threatening Health Officer
Hays with a gun and knife, was sent to
jail in default of $200 bond for his ap
pearance at the next term of the Crimi
nal Court to answer to the charge of as
sault with a deadly weapon.
Cotton Region Bulletin.
There was a little rain yesterday in
the Galveston and New Orleans districts
and very little variation from the tem
perature of the day before throughout
the cotton belt; the average maximum
raged from 86 to 90. and the mini
mum from 56 to 68.
WILMINGTON, N. C., SATURDAY,
LOCAL DOTS.
Items of Interest Gathered Here
and There and Briefly Noted.
The Criminal Court adjourned
szne die yesterday.
Alex. Potter, colored, disorder
ly, was fined $10 and costs yesterday in
the Mayor's Court.
Mr. W. E. Kyle, general pas
senger agent of the C. F. & V. Y. rail
road, was in the city yesterday.
It was Mr. Wm. Goodman not
Mr. M. Goodman who purchased prop
erty at the auction sale on Thursday
last.
Prof. Walter will give an exhi
bition to-day in the surf at Carolina
Beach morning and afternoon with
his life-saving raft.
The funeral of the late John
Mac Rae whose death was announced
yesterday will take place this morning
at 10 o'clock from St. James' Church.
Some fine bunches of sheep
head were bronght up last evening by
the Passport from the "Rocks" where
the fishing now is said to be "elegant."
Receipts of cotton for the crop
year tp May 23, 1890, are 132,585 bales;
against 151,754 bales to corresponding
date last year a decrease of 19,109
bales.
Business and working men's
prayer and experience meeting at the
Seaman's Bethel to-night at 8 o'clock.
Seafaring men and ladies are invited to
attend.
Mr. Josh G. Wright will repre
sent Cornelius Harnett Council. Royal
Arcanum, at the Grand Council of this
order which will meet in Raleigh Mon
day the 20th inst.
The young men's meeting at
the Y. M. C. A. rooms Sunday afternoon
will be conducted by Dr. T. F. Wood, at
5.30 o'clock. The subject will be, "The
Mission of the Seventy."
-J-Mr. Josh T. James, of the Re
view, has been absent from the city for
several days, on a visit to his brother
Mr. Jno S. James, who is quite sick at
his home in Richmond, Va.
The Young People's excursion
to Carolina Beach was liberally patron
ized. The visitors report an exceeding
ly pleasant day at the beach and a de
lightful time on the Sylvan Grove.
Spirits turpentine dropped a
half-cent per gallon yesterday; the re
ceipts selling at 34) cents. The price
of crude turpentine advanced to $2.70
per barrel for Virgin arid $2.35 for Dip
Every member of the W. L. I
is urged to be present at the driil Mon
day night. It will bthe last drill of the
company previous to the trip to Rich
mond and the details of the trip and the
time of Ieaviner will be announced. The
men will appear in fatigue uniform, and
will bring their white accoutrements and
No. 2 breastplates for inspection.
Rev. Dr. Hoge has gone to
Staunton, Va., where he will deliver the
address before the Augusta Female
Seminary of that city. He will not oc
cupy his pulpit on Sunday, but Rev. W.
McC. Miller will preach for him Sunday
morning. There will be no preaching
in the Front Street Chapel in the fore
noon and none in the First Presbyterian
Church in the evening.
Mayor Fowler has received an
invitation to attend a reception and ban
quet to the Guilford Grays and Guilford
Camp of Confederate Veterans on their
return from Richmond, Va., bearing the
old company flag, presented to the orig
inal Guilford Grays by the young ladies
of Edgeworth Seminary, May 29th, 1860,
to be returned to the present Guilford
Grays by Mrs. Col. Jno. A. Sloan at
Richmond, Va.F May 29, 1890. The re
ception will be given at Greensboro,
May 30th.
RIVER AND MARINE
The revenue cutter Colfax has gone
down to her summer rendezvous at
Southport.
The tug Alexander Jones has re
turned from her trip to Ocracoke.
The lighthouse tender Pharos is
engaged in putting in new piling for
river lights below Wilmington.
The Churches.
St Andrew's Presbyterian Church, corner Fourth
and Campbell street, Rev. John W. Primrose, Pastor
Sunday services at 11 a. m. and 8.00 p. ra. Ihe
Lord's Supper will be administered in tie forenoon.
Sabbath sXool at 4 p. m. . Prayer Meeting and Lecture
Wednesday, at 8 p. m. The public cordially in
vited. Seats free.
First Presbyterian Cnusch, corner Third and
Orange street. Rev. Peyton H. Hoge. D, D., Pastor.
Preaching at 11 a m and 8 pm, every Sunday. Sun
day SchSol at 4.-00 p m. Prayer meeting and Bible
Study Thursday night at 8.15 o'clk. Visitors cordially
invited.
Front Street Chapel of First Presbyterian Church,
corner Front and Queen streets. No service Sunday
moiug. Preaching Sundav nht at 8.00 o'clock by
Rev McC. Miller. Sunday School at 4:00 p m.
Prlyer meeting Wednesday night at 8 o'clock. Vis
itors always welcome.
Grace Methodist E. Church, South, northeast comer
of Mulberry and Fourth streets, Rev Walter S.
of Murtrry au . to.m0rrow al 11 a. in. and
8-00 c m Sabbath School at 3:80 p. m. Weekly
Praver Meeting and Lecture Wednesday evening at
Ln tr A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to strangers and visitors.
First Baptist Church,come Fifth and Market sts
aPral8 -gers
invited .
at 11 a. m., 3 p. m. and 8 p. in.
R
NING
TAKING THE CENSUS.
ENUMERATORS APPOINTED FOR THIS
DISTRICT.
The Work to Begin the First Monday in
June The Questions to be Asked
Penalty for Refusal to Answer.
The supervisor for this district, Mr.
C. P. Lockey, has received the list of
enumerators as appointed by the Super
intendent of Census, Washington, D. C,
and was busy yesterday mailing certifi
cates to the appointees, one hundred
and forty-six in all, as follows:
New Hanover Wilmington First
Ward G. Jarvis Bowen, Jno. W. Gallo
way, John S. W. Eagles, John H. Brown,
John C. Williams. Second Ward L.
G. Cherry. Third Ward Miss Cora S.
Barden. Fourth Ward- Miss Kate L.
Carraway. Fifth Ward Charles W.
Norwood, George W. Robinson, John J.
Hill. Cape Fear Township Luke
Grady; Harnett John A. Holt; Mason
boro and Federal Point Wm. McLau
rin. Bladen Jno. S. Cain, Monroe Hes
ter, Bruce M. Roberts, Alex. McDon
ald, Robt. L. Bryan, Jas. K. Melvin,
Alfred Atkinson, Daniel Leonard, Jno
Bright, Rufus Register, Jno. Newell,
Daniel M. Sutton, Wm. T. Pridgen.
Brunswick Silas I. King, Wm. H.
Woodward, Sam'l P. Swain, Jas. C.
Brooks, Dan'l R. Walker.
Columbus Eli M. Powell, Jno. W
Spaulding, J. J. C. Gore, Jno. Register,
Bethel P. Strickland, Jno. W. Jacobs,
Jno. A. Maultsby, Jno. A. Wright, Jas
K. Fields, Armistead McL. Moore, Al
bert D. Lewis.
Cumberland Jno. C. Currie, Hector
M. Pate, Simon Goodwin, Warren Car
ver, Allan A. McCaskill. Jas. M. Jessup,
Jno. C. Blocker, Miss Ethel Wicker,
Wm. M. Monroe, Malcom N. Monroe,
Wm. W. McDugald, Rob. M. Orrell,
Thos. H. Williams.
Duplin Harold E. Blackmore, Rich
ard W. Boyette, Kinsey Jones, Hender
son Jones, John F. Maxwell, Lafayette
Smith, Parker D. Robbins, Caleb D
Bradham, Scott Stanford, Franciscus H.
Kissner, Sickles O. Beaman, Abraham
R. Middleton.
Harnett David Harrington, John
McLcod, Charles Rich, Geo. W. Turner,
Allen B. Godwin, Fred. H Thomas,
Duncan Darroch, Robt. L. Green, Cor
nelius Hodges.
Moore David S. Barrett, Dan'l C
McKmnon, Thos. B. Burns, Kenneth C
Horner, Jos. M. Burns, Jno. Godfrey,
Alex. Crook, Thad. D. McLean, Jno W
" Kellv, Jas. L. Currie, Dan'l H. Cox,
Jos. K. Perry, Chas. W. Foushee.
Onslow Marquis L. Ward, Jos. D
Congleton, Thad. Barber, David J. San
ders. Aug. C. Huggins.
Pender George F. Walker, James H.
Colvin, John A. Jones, Richard Eagle,
John W. Westbrook, Luke W. McKoy,
Wm. E. Cowan. Owen B. Garriss, D. J
Corbett.
Richmond George R. Ballard, Jas. T
Chappcll, Jno. T.Cameron, Andrew J
Butler, Wm. W. Napier, James P. Mc
Lean, Walter P. Evans, D. O. Cameron,
Elisha C. Terry, Wm. H. Quick.
Robeson Wm. H. Clendenning, Jno.
S. Lewis, Thos. B. Russell, Alva Law
son, Wm. D. Oxendine, Lewis A. Law-
son, Thos. A. Norment Jr., Arthur A.
Williford, Alex. D. McLeod, Neill T.
McArthur, Wm. J. Currie, Wm. G. Mc
Lean, Rowland A. Hedgepeth, Adam C.
Bridgers, Thad Ivey, Edmund L. Phil
lips. Sampson William E. Herring, W. C.
Merritt, Fred. F. Newton, John E. Fow
ler, Rev. C. P. Jerome, D. P. Dameron,
Jos. J. Wilson, George W. Highsmith,
Wm. S. Jackson, John L. Autry, Wm. J.
Fisher, Daniel A. Cooper, John Horhe,
Oscar J. Peterson, James H. Robinson.
The following are the questions to be
asked :
1. Christian name in full.
2. Whether a soldier, sailor or ma
rine during the civil war, (United States
or Confederate), or widow of such per
son. 3. Relationship to head of family.
4. Whether white, black, mulatto,
quadroon, octoroon, Chinese, Japanese
or Indian.
6. Aere at recent birthday. If under 1
vear of aee in months.
7. Whether single, married, widowed,
or divorced.
8, Whether married during the cen
sus year (June 1, 1889, to May 81, 1890.)
9. Mother of how many children, and
number of these children living.
This inquiry is to be made concern-
insr all women who are or have been
married, including those widowed or di
vorced.
10. Place of birth.
11. Place of birth of father.
12. Place of birth of mother.
13. Number of years in United States.
14. Whether naturalized.
15. Whether naturalization papers
have been taken out.
16. Profession, trade or occupation.
17. Months unemployed during cen
sus year (June 1, 1889, to May 31,
1890-) ....
18. Attendance at school (in montnsj
during the census year (June 1, 1889, to
May 31, 1890.)
19. Able to read.
20. Able to write.
21. Able to speak English. If not,
the language or dialect spoken.
22. Whether suffering from acute or
chronic disease, with name of disease
and length of time afflicted.
If a person is suffering from acute or
chronic disease so as to be unable to at-
MAY 24, 1890.
tend to ordinary tmsiness or duties, give
the name of the disease and the length
of time that it has lasted.
23. Whether defective in mind, sight,
hearing, or speech, or whether crippled,
maimed or deformed, with name of de
fect. If a person is mentally or physically
defective, state the nature of the defect.
24. Whether a prisoner, convict,home
less child or pauper.
25. Is the home you live is hired, or
is it owned by the head or by a member
of the family?
26. If owned by head or member of
family, is the home free from mortgage
incumbrances?
27. If the head of family is a farmer,
is the farm which he cultivates hired, or
is it owned by him or by a member of
his family?
28. If owned by head or member of
family, is the farm free from debt?
It is not within the choice of any in
habitant of the Uuited States whether
he will or will not communicate the in
formation required by the census law.
By the 15th section ot the Act approved j
March 1, 1889, it is provided:
" That each and every person more
than 20 years of age, belonging to any
lamuy residing in any enumeration dis
trict or sub-division, and in case of the
absence of the heads and other members
of any such family, then any representa'
tive of such family shall be,; and each
of them hereby is required, if thereto re
quested by the superintendent, super
visor, or enumerator, to render a true
account to the best of his or her knowl
edge of every person belonging to such
familv in the various narticularsreauired
by law, and whoever shall willfully fail or
refuse shall be guilty of a misdemeanor
and upon conviction thereof shall be
fined in a sum not exceeding one hun
dred dollars.
CHARLOTTE'S CELEBRATION.
Firemen's Contest The Atlantics of New-
bern Victors in the Engine Trial-
Greensboro Awarded the State Cham
pionship Medal.
Charlotte Neivs. May 22d.
t. , . i-i
To-day S programme, While not SO
elaborate as yesterday's, was decidedly
interesting, consisting of engine con
tests. The contest took place from the
cistern in front of the court house, and
was between the Newbern and Monroe
engines. Both engines are of the Silsby
make, and are beauties as well as superb
work. Both were fired up at the
same-time, and at three minutes and
twenty-seven seconds from the time
smoke appeared from the stack of the
Atlantic engine, of Newbern, that engine
threw a stream fifty feet. An exhibition
of water throwing then followed, and
it was a pretty sight to witness.
Monroe's engine did some fine work
and spit just a little bit further than
Newbern's. After that there was an ex
hibition hose reel race by the Rescue
company of Raleigh. The distance was
300 vards. The first run was made in
GO seconds and the second run in 56
seconds.
There was somewhat of a row over the
awarding of the State championship
medal yesterday afternoon. Ihe judges
decided that Lrreensboro had won it,
while Raleigh disputed the decision and
held to the medal. It is a gold medal
costing $150 and was offered by Raleigh.
Last year Raleigh won it. She claimed
to have won it yesterday. The rule is
that the company that wins it three
times is to keep it. Ihis explains Kal-
eigh's anxiety about the matter. In the
face of the judges' decision Raleigh's
team left this morning and carried the
medal with them. To-dav the judges
met and decided finally that the medal
was won by Greensboro and Raleigh
was telegraphed to to send the medal to
the Greensboro team,
Wilmington District Xlilrd Round
Quarterly Itlcctlnss In Part.
Southport, June 1.
Rockv Point, at Herring's, Tune 7
and 8.
Scott's Hill, at Union, June 14 and 15.
F. D. Swindell.
Presiding Elder.
DIED,
MacRAE In this citv. on the nieht of the 22nd
inst.. JOHJN MacKAe,, aged 4a years and montns.
Friends and acquaintances of the family are respect
fully invited to attend his funeral, from St. James'
Church to Oakdale Cemetery, on this (Saturday)
morning, at 10 o'clock.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
SIJMMEK LAW LECTURES (nine weekly)
begin 10th July, 1890, and end 10th September. Have
proved of signal use, 1st, to students who design to
pursue their studies at this or other Law school; 2nd,
practitioners who have not had the advantage of
- . I ' . i ... D 1 T T
to those wno Drooose to read privately: ana aa, to
systematic instruction, r ur circular appiy yr . j. uni
versity of Ya.) to JOHN B. MINOR,
my 24 D&W lm rYot, Com. and Stat. Jaw.
Auction To-Night,
Orr MARKET STREET. WE ARE SO FILLED
ud with eoods that we can't give much standing room,
but we must sell them to-night. Come and secure
bargains.
w. J. iVlKJi.ri.ft.ivi a; i,u.,
my 24 It Auctioneer.
pbesous
IN WANT OF GOOD
OLOTIHZIZESTGi-
SHOULD GO TO
CO.
THEIR NOBBY SUITS aae all the rage.
Their CO AT& for very hot weather at 50 cents,
SUMMER COATS and VESTS $1.50.
f
LIGHT WEIGHT DRAPELETE
SUITS, J
SERGE, &c, at moderate prices.
iTTisrsoDsrs3,
my 23 tf
Clothiers and Merchant Tailors.
Tax Listing.
J WILL BE AT THE CITY HALL DURING
the month of June to list the Taxes for the City.
JAMES W. KING,
my 7 we sat till June 1st. Tax Lister.
(Review copy th satj
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Black Dress Goods !
"TE HAVE PLACED Olf THE CVVMTBft
OUR ENTIRE ITOCK Or
BLACK GOODS,
to be cold during the aoming WMk. Large mmimi
in prices will be made. A firat-rat rhanoa (ar thaaa
who desir Bargain. The atock wmpntM rriaatly'f
Challis, Lupin' Silk-Warp Hanriatta, light waifht
Ail-Wool Henrietta, Nun'i Vailing, with aaaof attar
kinds.
LTEDRICK.
.A:o Tti "voice
50 Dozen Gents' Ties
IN 4-IN HAND AND NAUTICAL KNOT.
All high clasa Noveltiea. Prica M aaota; sold ia.aTary
city in the Union at 75 cento. Said tm be the haaa-
somest Una of TIES trer opanad la WiUniaslaa. A
full stock of GENTS' FURNISHINC GOOD.
J. J. HEDRICK,
mv4tf 101 MARKET STRHKT.
ORKNEY SPRINGS,
SHENANDOAH CO., VA.
OUMMER RESORT FOR HEALTH AND
Pleasure. The finest climate in th mountain of tha
Virginias. Climate very salubrioui and fre from fog.
Average mean temueratura very low duriDg th otire
summer months.
The large number of different Sprinf owned aad
controlled by the Company, make it the popular r-
sort ot all tm mgniy lavorea sactioo ot to Unitad
States.
Pure spring water, perfect drainage, purs milk, nnj
excelled cuisine, DUliard rooms tor ladiea ana genu
I men, bowling alley, tennis courts, largest Swimming
J PooU,, the irginias, etc. Good livery. xcal!ent
orchestra in attendance during the summar. Hotel
Property 1,000 acres in extent, embracing hoi f th
finest mountain scenery in the country.
For circulars and terms address
my 203m tu th sa F. W. EVANS, Uasagar.
Notice.
T HAVE REMOVED MY LAUNDRY .TROW
Market to North Front, between Cbesnut aod Mul-
Km. U f ..-111 1 .- .11 f J Am
and the public generally.
SAN LKE,
my 22 tf Proprietor Chinese Laundry.
For Carolina Beach and
Southport.
THE SYLVAN GROVE
T EAVES WILMINGTON AT 0:90 A. M AND
2:30 p. m., and returning kava th Baaah at U:O0
and Bp. m.
PASSPORT will leave for Southport at f t a.
leave Southport at 3 p. ra.
tvery day in the week except Sunday.
Season reduced rata Ticket for sal at tha Wt
on board.
Fare Saturday 25 cants lor the round trip.
J. W. HARPKR,
my 22 tf
afanag
Ht-KKY ULhAVtb fraaidcnt and M o a
F. W. KERCHNIR Taaaaai
OWEN F. LOVX arary
The Gleaves Hardware Co
WHOLESAE DIALS Rf IN
HARDWARE, CUTLERY,
' 'I
GUNS, TINWARE, fcc., &m.
Nob. 320 to 334 North Wslar Stra-at,
WILMINGTON. If. C.
We are Jobbers enly and sail oo goods at raM.
. my 4 tf
Mt. Vernon Springs Water of : Life "
gUFFALO LITHIA WATER, OTTKRBURN
Lithia and Magnasia, Rubinot Condal Watar, aad a
full supply of Mineral Waters.
ROBERT R. BELLAMY, Draggiat,
my 18 tf
N. W. Cor. Front and Markt Sta.
SOME
COFFEE
YET UNIOLD. AL
HAMS, LAED, D. S. SIDES.
NORTH CAROLINA
MIDDLINGS AND HAMS.
HALL & PEARS ALL.
my 23 DAW tf
For Sale,
A DESIRABLE HOUSE AND
LOT ON
.il. Fourth street, between bwannand Niioa atraau.
The lot is thirty-three by cne hundred and tfty taa.
Housa in good repair and baa nv rooma.
Apply to
CHAS. M. STEDMA. ar
my 18 lw t J. D. BELLAMY, Ja.
Cow Peas,
HAY, FLO U it, MEAL, .KARL
Q.RAIN,
Hominy, and all kinds of Mixed Pead far U
aaa
Lows. Lroooi delivered promptly.
lelepnone ino. w.
IOHN S. McEACHERN.
my 17 tl nil wortn water
For Sale,
rpHE SASH, DOOR AND BLIND FACTORY,
situated in the Town of Fajrerteville, N. C, orthr
with all Machinery. Also all Tools aod Machinery ia I
Machine Shop connected with lh above. Moot b aold. I
the next thirty days, owing t the death of a
the partners,
tor
For iuf ormation ttddress
SU1TON A HEKEY.
I P. O. Box in.
my 90 2ws
Toilet Soaps. f
N ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF ftlUT
Soap just rceaivad, and for sala vary Is. ; :
JNO. H. HARDIN, Draught,
my 18 tf Nrw Market. .
BATEfl OF ADVEllTMIria.
On ItitMr On Par
.1 I 00
. 1 7
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. I 00
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. fl IM
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. 10 00
. 1 00
Two Da
Tour Day.
btot ian. . . t .
fr Day
Ob Weak
Two Wck....
Tbra Waaks..
Ona Month
Two Mnalhs. . .
Thrra Mnntha..
M 00
" " Sis Mooth 0 00
" Ona Yaa 0 00
tV Gcotrart Aitimnmu lakrv at mrta
ately low rates.
Ten line enhd Nonpareil type mak una aqnwa.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
A Question of Economy.
TUJE CONTEST FOR THE
LEADERSHIP
IN IHk
X3jLy Goods
IIWNIUi UF IMUUlf
haa aarhasa Mf Waaa rlv ihnti dunn i)r
MUNDRID4 OK I OI 1. A V S !.!. Wn
apaat la advartax, mm4 araaiiUm ha, t-n t h.
liia f trad."
A Uttla (risadl rivalry haa wilr Mrvrrl in rnstr
tare knak Ailar a vary Imti anl iiKirtalul
BROWN & RODDICK,
No. 0 Worth Front 8troet,
STILL MAINTAIN lllllk
A I Ilk
oin rosiiioN
LEADING RETAIL
a
Dry Goods House
OF TniS CITY.
Tha aoataal by fliflarant firma for nrw lumiira. anil
Dm aaargy aiartad W art.iim mating thai rml ) nnlv
arvad kanaka BROWN a K( iDMC K (...t... .,...) r
daairabla aa a pWa i trad at 1 hr pn.,M mi Wi
raaliaa tha advaatagf f trading wnh a tur !"
goad nam ia alraady aatabliahad and omd i
thair bead Tbv bav (..urn! out that it n im.lv a
a,tfa af anaiy (vr all to trait lit asiialai
gvaraataaa Comr aain
Vary truJ.
BROWN & RODDICK.
ny Si tf
Taylor's Bazaar
"TILL OPE.1 MONDAY. ASH 1 I MM. I 1 1 1
at, tha Lataal Agony ia
i ,
KMi.n,
O ATM H IT.
Taf al km with an of ht Largrai s" it ..I
MILLINERY GOODS
ia tar ftaat ta mi frau . l U I.. lrU ami Krlml
Taylor's Bazaar,
ill Marsal . Wilannt.i. S
Ordjara by Mail promptly fillrd
No oonnactjoa with anv oihai St in Ihia it y
my 18 1
Island Beach Hotol !
J. A. BROWN, Manager.
H"'" ""vl "7"
Htal, nataa at tha Htmimnil, I am rrtrl to
mm MsaaaaafaUy a lb oaata vl th publx
Th aahlaa all ha aappliad with tha thou nat Urxla
f lha aaaana.
Many plaoe of frmn intmat in thr vxinity Surf
tlonara
faciUtiaa, unrvallad fiahitut . and alv
an ur.
called Cuisio.
Cottagaa on tha Ba h ounnn td with ihr Mftl
Prof. Millar's Calabratrd Hand rnmn'ii f"t lta
"oF&V MAY 141 H. 1W
J. A. BROWN,
MASAI. 1 U
my 11 tf
Nortli Carolina's Farorlie !
1768. OLD NICK 1800.
QURES CHILLS, COLDS. COUGHS. IXfeSOr
appetite, and ia by (ar the beat gnoda to I a had l
wean langa and conatu rapt too, aa It haa rru kna
for it purity vr 1X1 yaar Wa aarnrat), r (jurat all
i swad af
Pure Rye or Cora Whiskey
to writ for price list , a w krp gtnA rnnatant f r
hand that ar IOUR YEARS OLD and qu.dra,.l
raetiaad. W ship In any quantity deatrrrl
OLD NICK WHISKr V (tiMI'ANV.
Panther Creak. Vadkia C . N C
jaa n On I o
Wrapping Paper.
npO CLOSE OUT AN ACCt'Ml'LAl ION Of
X OLD NRWSPAI'FKS
Tby will be nld for 1
DR-ED. Apply at tha
aarfttf
STA H OFMCIi..
Babbitt Metal.
LARGE QUANTITY Or OLD TYfE,
pfa (abaci i ta tm Babbitt Mrtal, for aalc al lh
laa t0 Dlw WTha STAR OlfC K
rot
JUOAF 'LUUK, i"
S?fE" STAKCH. QN,.f.',-..
COfiatgBt Cotton. Spuita Tarpratinc, Jar aad
Lambar carafally baadled.
oti wtHjiiv m tuinir.,
Lamps, &c.
TtJIT RECEIYED A FINE LOT OK UiiRARV
Laaips aad China ay a, far sala low
Ahw Smi, Inl
aaal Bhaata, at
oro. a. rfCr-
0 Soath 1 rrw
' 18 af