THE WILMINGTON MESSENGER. TUSDAY. APRIL 15, 1390.
H0RTH CAROinTA BUSIH S3.
LiloPtZ New"Iltrle.-Kl.rsI
Old One mnd rrprtl Knterprlc.
Kwob Fool,
Manufacturer Eecor-U
Asbeville The Wettern North Car
olina Mining & Improvement Co. ba
been incorporated by A. D. Jenks, U
N. Jenks and L. D. Rich to purchase
and otherwise acquire land, and to do
a I general mining, milling acd; mann
fcrturinz business. The capital tock
be $50 000. . . ; .
IBse Bluff The enterprising LEd
&Hjiraer Co.. of Rjcbardsan, is erec
tion a sw and shmcle mill.
lE'izibetb City White & FiemiDjr.
ot Nort'o k. W, have purchased the
ship yard property John Brockm and
will erect thereon the oyer packing
houses recently mentioned.
Fayetteville Tne Fayette ville Print
ing & PublUhinsr Co. ha been incor
porated with H. W. Lilly, president;
j j R. Williams, secretary and treas
urer, to do a general printing, publish
ing and manufacturing business. The
capital stock is to bt-S 10,000.
Grantham L B. Holt has purchas
ed thirty additional looms for his cot
ton mill.
Greecsboro Attack company has
been organired to erect an ice- factorr.
The capital stock U $10,oo0. L. F.
Ross U adding new machinery to his
grain mill. ; 1 ?
High R. J. Lindsay. J. B. Best and
C. W. Lindsay have organized a com
pany to erect and operate the chair
factory. It has purchased a site, and
i will, it is stated, bgin work upon the
.building at once.
Marion. It is reported that a com
pany his purchased land on which to
rect an iron furnace, JlOO.oOo cotton
factory, canning and furniture factory
and a tannery.
R&leigL: W. E. Ashely has made a
proposition to erect a canning fac
tory. Rockingham: A Stewart will es
tablish a canning factory and has or
dered machinery for the same.
Salisbury: A B. Lnnberhaugh. of
Mercerfcburg, Pa.; N. B. Canless, W
II. Reiantr and J. S. MuCubbins. Jr..
organized the Stone Mountain Granite
Co. to develop granite quarries. A
roller fl mr mul 5oxl00 feet will be
erected by J. B. Lanier. ;
Sanford: W. II. Smith & Co., of
Wilmlcgton, have leased 3S7acres of
land and are endeavoring to organize
a $50,oU0 stock company to develop
same.
Washington: J. V. Keenac, of J.
S. Farren & Co., of Baltimore, Md,,
is arranging for the location of a can
ning factory and will let contract for
the buildings and wharf at once. Toe
steam houses will be GoiOj feet, and
the warehouse 40i90 feet.
Wilmington: The Carohha Oil &
Creosote Co. will, it is stated, enlarge
works. The Wilmington Cotton Mills
Co. will put in 2,500 new spinndles.
The Industrial Manufacturing Co has
decided to increase its capital stock to
$30,ooo.
Winston A cigar box facfory will
be established, it is reported.
GOLDSBOKO JOTTINGS.
It U not probable that either of the
Fire Companies of this city will take
part in the Tournament at Charlotte
in May next or that the Department
willbe represented, except by Chief
Robinson who, we see it stated, is to
disquss ono of the topics arranged by
the Committee. As a rule; the mem
bers of our Fire Department and men
of yery moderate means, and the ex
pense of attending these annual re
unions is too severe a dram upon their
resources, to say nothing of the loss of
time involved. We have before refer
red to the amonnt donated to the two
companies during the past year, Viz:
$i6o,o0o ot this sum $50,000
was given to- '- each Company
to meet ordinary and extraordinary ex
penses, the remaining $6o,oo having
been given to enable the department to
pay the fare of attending members to
and ftom Raleigh. The present dep
tetep condition of the treasury of both
Companies, and the fact that no fur
ther con tribution can be made by the
present Hoard of Alderman Jrenders it
improbable that even a delegation wil
go to Charlotte,
Court convenes today. Judge Geo.
Brpwn presiding. Judge MacRae as
we announced in former letter, was'to
bave presided, but an exchange has
been made by which Jjidge MaoRae
holds court at Richmond county, and
Judge Brown accupies the Judical
ceair in our county. Fiom the clerk
-of the court we lenrn that while the
docket is extensive there are no
-.criminal cases deserving of
special mention, it is a noticeable
feature in the annual of Wayne county
that she has no capital cases. She has
suffered for many years under the stig
ma of being the county most prolific of
this class of cases than any county
from the mountain to sea side.
A meeting of the citizens will be held,
in the Messenger Operajtlouse tomor
row night, to ascertain The census ol
opinion upon the removal of the "Davis
School to this city, W shall be pres
ent upon the occasion and will furnish
the readers of the Messenger a full
and succinct report of proceedings.
The first dispatch in the Messenger
in regard to the appointment of Thos.
P. Devereux as Dist. Attorney for the
. Eastern Dist. of N. C. fell like a clap of
thunder upon the Republican element
of our county. A Quietus came how
cverwhen.it was nnnounced as du
error.
Services were held at all the church
es yesterday morning, and the Union
Meeting at St, Paul's M. E. church was
a full attendance from all the various
denominations. The services wee
solemn and impressive; the music
i&Dpropriate to the occasion and &r
istically rendered and the sermon by
Kcv. ii. Ai. aicr ariana was a discourse
full of" the logic and fath ot the scrip
tures.
Why sit doubled up like an old man,
.mWl What's rheumatism! TL-
the good the.4 gods provide thee, , and
anA trAitt.ir.fivA eents' around fh rvu-.
aer for a bottle ot., Salvation Oil and
you'll ria your Bicycle to-morrow.
TIDINGS FROM ABROAD.
j Tixe lalics In Ccrauda haro started
u rise club, of which tiaGorcrnor a wila
U president.
A PArxu in Canton estimates that 75,
000 pooplo dio in Caina every year from
fire and CotxL
A tr.VAt. ha boon 6truck in commem
oration of tb? fiftieth anniversary la
England of penny postage.
The state railways in Italy, according
to official estimation, increased $34,
000.000 in their value during the last
two years.
Eiout varieties of leprosy are recog
nized In China, and tho disease is re
garded as contagious, infectious and
hereditary, but is said to disappear in
four generations.
la the villaje of Xcrthamtonshire a
fund has been started from which to pay
four pence per dozen for the heads of
sparrows, whose damage to the crops
has become unbearable.
(XELVicToniA GuELrn has or
dered from a German artist an oil paint
ing of the Prussian regiment to whose
command she was recently appointed by
her grandson, the Emperor William II.
TrrE Bussian Government 'has or
dered the 'planned great railway line
across Siberia to be begun soon. When
the lino is completed it is estimated that
the tour of the world in fifty days will
be feasible, . -.t J V..
It is said that the Pope has addressed
a letter to the Shah of Persia thanking
him for ! the 'protection and liberty ac
corded Catholics' in 'that country - and
forwarding td him the ! Insignia of the
Order ot Pius IX. 3
Monuments have now been completed
over the burial places of the English,
French and Italian . troops killed in the
Crimea daring, the war of 1854-5, Rus
sia's memorials over her fallen soldiers
on the same plains are on a grander
scale as she continues to hold the fort,
Sebastopol. ' r
A theater in Algiers shut up during
the reign , of the grip, and the actors
sued for their wages, the manager re
fusing to pay, as he was not making any
money, and tho court held that it was
evidently the defire of God that the
house should bo closed, wherefore the
actors had no redress.
Paris public schools are overcrowded,
the authorities propose to help to
remedy the difficulty by forbidding the
attendance at them of children of for
eigners. There are GO.OOO foreign chil
dren in the city, and at least 5,000 of
them aro getting a French education
free at the public schools.
Because the Prophet Mahomet has
been represented upon the Paris stage
tho Mahomedans of some of the Indian
provinces have been forbidden to at
tend theatrical performances of any
nature Whatever under penalty of heavy
fines for the first two offences and ex
communication for the third.
TriE gambling spirits of Paris are
dodging tho gaming laws with a marble
board dotted with shallow holes num
bered like those on a bagatelle board.
The board is laid in the angle of a bill
iaixl tablo and the balls are rolled over
it by hand, winning or losing according
to the holc3 in which they stop. They
calHt "baraquo."
A new departure in museums i,s an
nouncod from Florence, where a
"Psychological Museum" for the col
lection and display of "all documents
sorving to illustrate human passions,"
has been established by ministerial de
cree. Prof. Mantegazza is io be director
of the new institution, and courses of
instruction are to bo given there on
"experimental psychology.?'
The fear of microbes, which is rapidly
becoming a dominant factor in modern
life, ha3 lately received a curious illus
tration at Nordhausen, a small town in
Prussian Saxony. A nunicipal edict
has"been issued that all barbers, hair
dressers and "tonsorial artists" general
ly shall, under legal penalties, well and
truly disinfect their instruments every
time after they have been used.
ABOUT THE UMBRELLA.
In Queen Anxe's time the umbrella
Is mentioned both by Swift and Gray
as being employed by women; but up
to the middle of the eighteenth centu
ry it appears never to have been used
by men, though Wolfe, the future con
queror of Quebec, wrote from Paris in
1755, describing it as in general use
there, and wondering that so conven
ient a practice had -not penetrated to
England.
Defoe has described the umbrella as
one of the contrivances of Robinson Cru
soe, and umbrellas were in consequence
at ono time called "Robinsons."' They
were looked on as a sign of extreme
effeminacy, and they multiplied very
slowly. Dr. Jamison, in 1782, is said to
have been the first person who used one
In Glasgow; and Southy's mother, who
was born in 1752, was accustomed to say
Ihat she remembered the time when
iftiy one would have been hooted who
carried one in the streets of Eristol.
A single coarse cotton umbrella was
often kept in a coffee-house to be lent
out to customers, or in a private house
to bo taken out with the carriage and
held over the heads of ladies as they
got in and out; but for many yoarsthoso
who used umbrellas in tho streets wero
exposed to tho Insults of the mob, and
to tho persistent and very natural ani
mosity of tha hackney-coach men, who
bespattered them with mud and lashed
them furiously with their whips. But
the manifest convenience of the fashion
secured its ultimate triumph, andbeforo
tho closo of the century umbrellas
passed into general use. .
H anway, the -famous traveler and phi
lanthropist, who returned to England in
1750, is said to have been the first En
glishman who carried an umbrella; and
a Scotch footman named John McDon
ald, who had traveled with his master
in France and Spain, mentions In his
curious autobiography that he brought
ono to London in 1778, and persisted in
carrying it in wet weather, though a
jeering crowd followed him, crying:
"Frenhman, why don't . you got a
; coach?- In about three months the an
j noyance almost ceased, and- gradually a
j few foreigners; and then "some English
men, followed his exaaapleJ' ! I ' T
. Is Ucmimptica incurable :
Read the following: Mr.CIL Mor
ris, Newark, Ark., says: "Was down
with Abscess o Lungs, and friends and
ghysicians pruiuuced rae an Incurable
onsumptive. Began taking Dr. King
Nct Dbscorerr for Consumption- am ,
now on my third bottle, and able to
oversee the work on my farm. It Is the
finest medicine ever made."
Jesse Middleware Decatur, Ohio
says: "Had it not .been for Dr. King'
New Di-coverr for Consumption I would
have died of Lung Troubles. Was
given up by doctors. Am now in beat
of. health.1 Try H. Sample bottles
free at Robert R. Bellamy's, wholesale
andrctail druggist.
Potatoos passed as currency in the
West of Ireland till 1800.
.'
inherited Blood Poison. j
How many people there are whose i
distress from sores, acbesv pains and ,
eruptive tendencies are due to inheri
ted blood poison. Bad blood passes
from parent to child, and it 'therefore
is the duty of husband and wife to keep
their blood pure. This is easily ac
complished by a timely use of B. B. B.
(Botanic Blood Balm. Send to Blood
Balm Co., Atlanta, for book of most
convincing proof.
James Hill; Atlanta, Ga., writes:
uMy two sens were afflicted with blood
poison; which doctors said was heredi
tary. ' They both broke out in sores
and eruptions which B. B. B. promptly
controlled and : finally cured : com
pletely." ' . :
- Mrs. S. M. Williams, Sandy, Texas,
writes: My three poor afflicted chil
dren, who inherited blood poison,' have
improved rapidly after a use of B. B. B.
It is a Godsend. '
J. R. Wilson,' Glen Alpine Station,
N. C, Feb. 13, 1885, writes: -Bone
and blood poison forced me to have my
leg amputated, and on the stump there
came a large ulcer, which grew worse
every day until doctors gave me up to
die. "I only weighed 120 pounds when I
began to take B. B. B., and 12 bottles
increased my weight to 180 pounds and
made me sound and well. I never
knew what good health was before."
The accounts of Cassell & Co., the
London publishers, for the past year
show a profit of 41,616 12s. 6d.
? LEMON ELIXIR.
A Pleasant TLemon Drink.
For biliousness and constipation,
take Lemon Elixir.
For indigestion and foul stomach,
take Lemon Elixir. !
For sick and nervous headaches,
.take Lemon Elixir, j
For 'sleeplessness and nervousness,
take Lemon Elixir. j
For. loss of appetite and debility,
take Lemon Elixir.
For fevers, chills and malaria,
take Lemon Elixir.
Lemon Elixir will not fail you in any
of the above diseases, all of which
arise from a torpid or diseased liver,
stomach, kidneys, bowels or blood.
Prepared only by Dr. H. Mozley,
Atlanta, Ga.'
50c. and $1.00 per bottle. Sold by
druggists. i
A Prominent Minister Writes.
After ten years of great suffering
from indigestion, with great nervous
prostration, biliousness, disordered
kidneys and constipation, I have been
cured by Dr. Mozley's Lenrar Elixir,
and am now a well man.
Rev. C. C. Davis, Eld. M. E. Church
South,
No. 28 Tatnall st., Atlanta, Ga.
A little ginger put into sausage
meat improves, the flavor.
"How to Core all kin Disease 3,"
Simply apply "Swayne's Oint
MENT. No internal medicine required.
Cures tetter, eczema, itch, all eruptions
on the face, hands, nose, &c, leaving
the skin clear, white and healthy. Its
great healing and curative powers are
possessed by no other remedy. Ask
your druggist for S WAYNE'S OiNT
MENT.
In trying to teach children a great
deal in a short time they are treated,
not as though the race they wereto
run was for life, but; simply a mile
heat,- : "' : :.
Piles ! Piles! itching Piles !
Symptoms Moisture; intense itch
lng and stinging; most at night; worse
by scratching. If allowed to continue
tumors form, which often bleed
and ulcerate, becoming very sore.
Swayne's Ointment stops the itching
and bleeding, heals ulceration, and in
most cases, removes the tumors7 At
druggists, or by mall, for 60 cents. Dr.
Swayne& Son, Philadelphia.
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REAL 1 STATE.
FOR RENT.
ira House corner Second and Ann streets
fssm five rooms and double kltcher, cistern,
I m A ml uratpr wnrkft and hath
ii 1-J House on Orange street between Sec
ond and Third greets, nine rooms and out
houses. I ;., ; "
House No. 510 Market street, sevea rooms
and kitchen. j .
Stores Nos. 9 axd 11 Market street, store and
offices in Samson Baiiding, corner of Water
and Mulbcry streets.
D. O'CONNOR
Real Estate Agent,
Wilmington, N. C-
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"MARTIN T j DAVIS
REAL ESTATE AGENT.
133 PrinceM St., Wilmington, N. O
MReal Estate bought and Sold, Loans
Negotiated on City Property. Stores,
Dwellings and Offices for rent. Rent
collected. Taxes and Insurance prompt-
S attended to. Houses and Lots for sale on
e monthly instalment plan Cash adraneed
on city property. '.te33 It
Dry's : Steam ; Dyeing
aiKBWip ESIAIUplSli ; ;
FOR LADIES and GEWTLESfEMS CLOTH JM9
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11SH NOHTH BXOOXD BTBXD
Sptti tf !r rwnmtetoa. C
Jjps. E. M. STROCK. .
rreat street.
OUR -:- HARDWARE -:- DEPARTMENT
COMPRISES AX IMMENSE STOCK OF GENERAL HAltDWAKE, INCLUDING GUNS ANi. -CTra
ALSO A FULL LINE OF
Our Crockery Department
Both Plain White and decorated
in this country than by buying of
ask for your patronage.
WIM:.. IE.
Purceli Building.
Spring Millinery,
AT THE O
LADIES EIIP0RITJII,
ox e
A SPLENDID DISPLAY OF THE NEWEST
DESIGNS OP PARISIAN; STYLES IN
Fine :: Millinery.
" j THE ELEGANT STOCK OF -
. . .
tp'LO EES
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IS UNSURPASSED
A LARGE LINE OF
FANCY: GOODS
. CONSISTING OF
RIBBONS! RIBBONS!
INDIA AND CHINA SILKS,
WITH FRINGES TO MATCH.
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Fashionable Fans.
Lovely Laces, Card Cases, Parses,
O AND O
Novelties ot every Description,
AT O
The Ladies Emporium,
115 MARKET STREET.
mhS8tf j
FIRST .'. CARGO
New CroT)
Cuba -MTolasses
i
NOW LANDING EXSCH. EVOLUTION ,
275 Hogsheads.
Qualitv First-Class
WORTH & WORTH
DAY AND NIGHT
MY SALOON IS OPEN
-FROM O
1 a. m., Monday,
-TIL3
11:45 p. m , Saturday.
CHAS.F BROWNE,Agt, ;
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J. o A, SPRINGER,
250,000 Shingles,
4 inch, s Inch sod 6 inch; hand made and ma
chine made at prices ranging' from
$1.75 per M, to $5.50 per M.
200 Cords Wood;
At reduced prices, and all of the best qualitj
A 20 horse porer Engine on boiler (Talbott's
make) almost new and will be aouX rery low. .
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J. A. SPRINGER.
SELECT m FRUITS.
Halaga Grapes, Fine Bananas,
GOLDEN DATES.
Eei Ajjles, Oraiie!, Ym &c ,
THE TJIHIIIGTOI CilDI F1CT0RI.
J.S.HOOPEKt
UAKAOER.
mhlletf
jr SITUATION 13 OBTAINED
HOUSE 13 BOUGHT. ;
1 1 HOUSE 13 RENTED,
fr XjOAN IS UADB ur
AiilTEETXSINaJN THE .
. . CENT A TfOED CXJLXTJ1N.
comprises a large and nice assortment
Lamp Goods. Also, the best make of
roods of our own direct lmtortatlon.
us, as we defy competition and guarantee prices and jjuodi, thrS-r
SI3STC2-E
&
HUSKE
1 1 1 MARKET STREET-
WE HAVE JUST OPENED UP A BEAUTIFUL AND ELKi;x
ASSORTMENT OF ALL THE LATEST AND NEWEST " '
STYLES AND SHADES OF
GPRITJC DRESS GOODS.
Cluiia Silts, Drapery ' Net?, Clianlirajs, Zeplyrs and Giutaas.
..")'. :0: t . ; : ':'
White Goods, Embroideries and Laces. I
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Special -:- Inducements -:- in -.'- Mourning -:- Goods.
Also a Large Display in Hosiery and Summer Underwear.
ALL THE LATEST SHADES IN SILK HOSIERY TO MAT. ii
DRESS GOODS, AT $1,00 PER PAIR.
A Handsome Line of Umbrellas and Parasols in fact everything ,t i
First-Class Dry Goods Line is to be found in our store, nnl
we only ask an inspection of our Stock.
p n tf i
Extra Rrewed
OLD AND
BOOK! BOOK! BOOK!
Robert Portner Brewing Co.,
WILMINGTON BRANCH,
Itect-ivcd This Dy Invoice ot First Shipment tliU Scmhi if
BOCK
Can supply our Customers for one week only. 1 Carload will I- hr.
MONDAY and will be delivered to our customers on TUKSDAV.
the 15th inst. Orders received in advance and Ailed promptly.
ALSO FULL SUPPLY OF-
TIVOLI AND VIENNA CABINET BEER, .
! BOOK! -i- BOOK!
3PSend in Your Orders Early.
E. KUHBL AJTH.t Agent,
ap 11-lw
UNLESS
Better Goods
than - vou
can get elsewhere.
can please you both in Price and Quality, we do not exp -
you to buy of us. You will find our stock of
THE LARGEST
priced of any in
GEO.
the State. All wa ask
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GROCERIES 1
Bacon,
Coffee,
Case Goods,
Cakes,
Snnff,
Kails, j
Bungs, i ;
Oats, j
Baking Powders,
Cheese,;
Salt, !.
Shot, i
Backets,
Peanats,
Ladies1 FaTorite'Flotir.
Viclccalo Grocer,
marS Aawir
of Glassware, Lamp a
E
i
Merchants cannot do btt
&c CO
VJllmington, TJ. c.
Beer:
MELLOW.
Hi HI
Itobcrt Portuer Ilrewinc Co.
WE GIVE YOU
for Less Monv,
All we ask is a call, and unl --
AND LOWEST
M. , .. if
is that you call and examm -o-if
DRAPER
Rock
JEA
B. FRENCH & SONS.
108 North Front Street.
GROCERIES
Lard,
Sngar,
Crackers,
Segars,
Hoop Iron,
Hay, a
Ileal,
Candy,
Ilanis,
Powder,
Brooxaj,
Natneg,
Flour,
Molast
Canned Goodi
Tobacco,
CherooU,
Glue,
Corn.
Grits,
Batter,
SUrcb,
Vinegar,
Caps,
Twine,
Spiees.
Vi!nInaton, H- C