ffAlt fllltlt W fltf 'El rritrr wffLreJ wllout tl" of detection, ; best stocks and bond issued in thi ! up iavdrs for poor ."lAoxevn."
KJHVVmHyVklMMk or a lecture jo merchants on fake ! country, mainly twcausc of the aerara 1 see Carolina Beach ; is but with iu
' - j weights and measures. Before and ! stability of this Government, are now ? axinuaf anpounccment' of a tbcxrin I
MUrna "P n-iruiaHonsai since that Memorable sermon and tlfw selling out ' part inTorder Wt theTotft tknow whether this is a poor
iuiin. iu.i trat,on ..Render therefore unto Caesar j gold likely to be nee
the
class nutter,
TKRM4 OK MlBSCEirTIO.V
riiiux hosts ............ .35 Cent.
tu xoxtha .CO Cents.
ox tea. .1 W Lj Clliz4;n
Seat by Mxll. Payable In advance.
the things which are CcosarV the tax
Iayer has considered the rendering
taore in the light of a heavy, and in
many instances, unnecessary burden,
rather than the dutv of a free-holder
The paying of taxes must always be
nirardel bv mankind, as hnrilensrnnn
tit.... i ..ii f i...it i ' :
I ailU UOU'
county and State.
ioxious, distasteful as death,
. i.i'- i-i.. . . .
yet fully as certain. But however ilueJC0UM.-1.01 miport so profitably
ltanlt by draft, potfuflk onler. or re hard or burdensome it may be fortheafter the new law ahpuld go tntq opera-
frittered lrtter, at our rUk. tax-iaver, whatever opportunity there llo- Ul course they have now found
may be in veil for evasion of a iust and out their mutake. but Uiey had boucht
RIMdvWng rate. furnUhed on appU - LuitaUe listing of property and pav- the goods; and they must be pid for,
I KTlli infit liiittf Mumtio n-o n u ..II
iiiieui ui me iu ou me same, iiiere isai j - , 7MC
I . .t. .11 I fClld Mtl rf 'I'liiiiilltfloti' ,...1,1
Nocummunlcatkin will be printed In the """If""" uuuerijiug u an. ,t-r - -
- n-liinti nv.i.;., 1.... 1 : v.. I IS tltrrt'Inr-M v rvritititiMi f.- (ln
LRADRli without tin- gwnii-of thewritw " ireUUC""KIjr ' 7 ' v..
J tl'.rtr .. . .1.. .IWO lUV'B ft fllll Critll of U.-lw.ut UTIil
U In km.wDtotbe editors. P tJ" "v VUIJ twuul 7 . , "-f " "T
oi i no point oi morality -involved, but uw pruuutxTs ies oreau siuus wiau
()liitiiMrv or death notkin. of 'five lines, i in in;fiVf to lit follow mnn Wliilu Usual.
j . i J --. w v n V tlllV I
the. will be
' I - - ' w- a ub viuoo v
led in case of a ' astronomical joke, a fake of the sea
European war. . .... serpenti)rdt or an invitathjn.fo
Then, although, .our exports , f j ignorant in that neighborhood to keep
UlKULl WG t. inr
large importing. merchanta, or at jeast
a good tnaay of - thenif - bought more
largely than usual of the goods gener
ally brought here from Europe,
because they feared that the McKiMey
tariff would so increase prices that
I in doors afler.dark. If you : want to
know how,, politics, i i& , at ? the Beach,
consult- the Review.
What amuses me is to go for an
luting and listen to the conversa
tion of people who are in the same car
or boat. " When i I go for an doting,
it is for the purpose of a ' change. 1
-kick" enough at the office, and do not
propose to get out of humor about
ercy thing that comes up on the trip.
The other day, going to tlie Hammocks
there was' one of those grumblers on
the train. G rumble before the train
started, - Grumble every time it stop
ped. Grumble because of engine
smoke, too much wind, and so on.
notiir, subjTt to Hpprovul, to ! jwitl for 1 conscience, by making false returns, ln order to get it, they will be .coin
Inndvanee may not le excessive, vet it influence l111 to buy oujvsurpliis at the going
- m. " i . .
affects the communitv. bluntinir the iarket prta-Svaud. we fliaU get back
murn rejttitHi ;n4ilt.:,i0t i,OM,., i i ... our irold
tuiiiuiiti, auu tun . 1 1 llli lilt? I o
moral tone. The very point sought, booking first at the probabilities of
by returning property at low valua- our OWH -roPf we caii assume that the
The natural and certain result Why not go and uke what come.
' t,,at ,tne" ?st have breadj aiui You have to at home, aud these
Tiik Lkaukk cannot
mnniiMTiptx, tu matter what their diame
ter may U. To thin rule no exception will
.lie made with regard to either h'ttem or in-
clotuires. Nor will the. editor enter fnto lions, that is, to save monev, is in fact ver "rvativo H'incinnati Price
any corresiondcwv respecting rejeetel a hss to the tax -paver, for the loss in l'urrcIlt ' 18 nt wide of the mark wheu
communication. AU matter m iuserttil revenue to his city or count v bv t gres a total yield of winter and
many such evasions, lessens public Pn,lK wheat in 1 811 1; at 500,000,000
STEVENS & FARRELL
Editor nimI InprIetors.
SOI'TIIPOKT. Rrnnswlrk Co.. N. C.
improvements, injures 'the - schools Dl?snc'l!- the crop of 18D0 was esti
discourages trade, and keeps investors I,,ate! at 3U0,000,000 to 400,000,000
away. The injustice to one's fellow- bushels, but the outcome, as shown by
man is easily seen in making your
Bradstreet's" in its issue of Juiie Utii
SorTiii-ouT, X. C, Ji nk ."!, 1801,
IV II Kit K COOL BHKKZKS BLOW.
Tlie wiiton is is again here, when
poor humanity cares for but little save
liaile and iced drinks. The unhappy
ilwi-lh-r in the citv finds no comfort
day or night, and only thinks of th-
time wlien business f will permit of a
trip to the mountains or'. seashore
Personal comfort seems alone to Im the
thought of eveiy one. the desire to lc
and stay cool the all absorbing hope
nnd -wish of all. .Where can natuie
or art give relief or in part,' at least,
overcome old Nn s fierce ravs, is the
question of the present time of year.
Already has the mercury risen to a
degree high for this season, but even
broken the record' in many parts of
the country. If the clerk of the
weather is giving this weather as a
sample -of what may be expected when
summer fairly sets in, there will be no
way of escaping from the heat, and the
plan of the celebrated wit will Ikj glad I v
followed by all, who, speaking of the
heat, said: "There was nothing for it
but to take off my flesh and sit in mv
bones."
neighbor., providing his returns are Prove! that the estimate was too low
- -- i
just, pay not only to keep up his share -0u0,000 bushels. Present pros
of the public expenses, but to have P for. a crop of r.'0.000,000
him' taxed in addition to make good uushels greater than last year. The
the false returns of other tax-payers. avc'raf?J croP for the past eight years
has been 43,GJ5,000 bushels,. Uutol
this we have exported annually as little
less than 120,000,000 bushels. Outside
of the United. States the world's ta-op
lative ii.se in values, nor does lie de- of wheat has averaged I 50,00(000;
Ireciate his property on such occa- bushels per annum, except , in 18S0
Further injustice in such cases" must
be admitted, in the fact t..at the false
lister shares equally with the just
lister in any increased rel or kiuxmi
when it was 1.400.000 uuo busbi.l
With a crop, therefore, of 1,030,000,-
000 bushels annually, it took the ltio
r , - - ,
Hons, however low it mav be listed
for taxes. Willingness to be taxed
equally, and be Ixmefited equally.
ought to be the wish and object of uouuuu bushels surplus from the
every property holder. While it can- Unlto Mates crop to supply the con
not be claimed for the false tax-lister sumptive demand.
that his design is to injure his neigh- nearly as can be figured out; now
bor or community, yet such is the from,-tlie most trustworthy reports,
result, aside from the morality in the the world's crop outside of the United
matter. I he strict question of legiti- states will. lack at least 275,000,000
macy in being able to deceive tax bushels of being . enough, so that our
assessors, thereby saving more or less surplus of 120,000,000 bushels will
money, is considered by the tax payer find a seeking market. English wheat
from a material, not moral point of is selling in the home markets at fully
view, it morality m tax-paying, ten shillings per quarter, or 30 cents
at preseut would seem, to be an un- Pr bushel higher than a year ago. If
known quantity. the export price at Xew York averages
Nevertheless the importance of the 1-'5 P01" bushel, as now seems proba
moral feature in tax-listing must not ,,le li 8 likely that our- exports ill
1 e overlooked, and its influence, when ceed the average by 50,000,000
There is a cui ions interest to the lt 8,la11 . become a factor worthy of wus"es, oroviuea we have the oQO,
Smthpmer. sitting on his broad ve- ,,onet consideration, will be felt in o00.ow bushel crop, as is now, ex
randa. in reading of these mot spells ' the morw honorable relationship be- I5td. The export of 170,000,000
elsewhere. He reads. -To dav wa the twetn lhan au "is municipality, or 0SIs oi wheat at. $1.1 o per bushel
J . I .- -
hottest in Dakota, of the season' Wind tfovern,nent- TI,e question of honest 111 w..iorkf means a return of $195,
Mew hot. TemjHTature 89 degrees." lax listing is no more out of reason, 50(.W, in gold, mostly to this bonii-J
Further on he reads. YnrL- t,,an honest dealing in mercantile busi. try Tbis is why financiers Taiid others
100 degrees; Providence, U. I., 107 ; ne8S' nor is fa,se lting less culpable wno knVw or care little about farming
Jioston, 100, and even up in those u,an ,!ihonorabIe trade practices. A are 80 mu,,,t upon: the i crop reports
tair valuation established in anv loca- irom Europe,, and the Government
hty, should serve as a basis for all, croP sports of this country, Buffalo
nor neetl the imjartial assessor fail to Express.
note the disnaritv in list. vnlnhma
- w J AlIIl 111 TT fTlTimAw
properties lying s,de by side, and see vua iajJMUiyH iLLTXBB.
that both are fairly taxeil. Until that
Bucklen's An ica Salve.
Tim 11 est Salvk in ihe world for Cuts, j
uruises, hores, L leers, bait ltheum. Fever
Sores. Tetter. Chapped Hands, Chilblains
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posi
tively cures Piles, or no pav required. It
f is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price accents per box.
For Sale by Dr. I). I Watson.
New Knglaud States, Maine and Xew
Hampshire, which are usually const
tidcrtid.to .be places of cool retreat,
ll' temperature has climbed above the
century mark this early in the season.
outhKit is no ;ecord breaker in
the extremes of heat and cold. In its M,0,K ol roumg nonesty as the Our famous Second Roirimpnt nA
delightful suminerbrtvzes, which blow s recognized and practiced in had a splendid time at Wilson.: last
to constantly, so refreshingly, during lax llsng and paying, as m other oc- week. The boys had on their new
these days and inirhts. wh.-n t otlr t,,r'41,ons oi ate, trie assessor must see uniforms nH .i
a
places people arc suffering for a cool toit that justice is done all. the rich
hrroze, or a breeze of any kind.
.Siuthptirt is without a ieer, as a place
for real comfort.
Puring these June days when Xorth
ern Kesorts and Cities are baketl in
summer heat. Southportcrs have en.
joyed delightful days and nights, with
the grand cool breezes from the At
Jamie Ocean blowing health and com
fort 'into every home, making work
Ami - exempt tHth nossdili ;m.i
ana ror. m proportionate parts, and
a careful discrimination shown, that
the tax titing and actual land or pro
Icrty valuatiou be not out of propor
tion. ;
as
HOW Ol'R OLI WILL COME BACK.
The fluctuations in prices of grain
in all our large markets ' are more or
less influenced by the condition of
;cros in Kurope. as cable! here fiom
when the other places, Xorth and I;i-v to ("- Trices of wheat espe-
h.anlly endure
L.' ...I. I .
ui ii. mwiiamiy can
tXltiiu'e.
To en j iy and fully appreciate these
SilhrH'.rt,breezes,one.uiust come here,
aud Mauding above, ' wlare rolls rlie
bnad Cape rV-ai,-fa4V steward, and
drinking in tho life giving u:r from
the Ocean, the .xcIdnudion m n
voluntarily burf forth from the per--s-n
tlm rejuvenated by air and scene,
' tin at i
Ima.
Siilltlllullf . .t V,"-.. I.
v .orii; v aro-
M0UAUI V IN TAX PAYIX(i.
An vU)Ok diN?ouru) o tax-listing
and paying would seem to boon a par
with a homily against stealing a free
riJ ou njiiu, vycu opjvrmuity
cially are very sensitive to this factor,
and as we are looking forward to a
Wrge crop of wheat in the United
States in 1 80 1 , our financial relations
with foreign countries are dependent
in considerable measure upon the
yield of breadst tiffs in Kurope. Finan
ciers and business men generally are
watching very closely the present out
flow of guld from this countrv to
i Kurope, and while we can spar. still
Huore without danger to the financial
situation here, there u much anxiety
in regard to the pro! table length of
time before the return flow of gold
hall begin.. Kurojo capitalists who
have for many years' carried and
owned' a K'-H'dly proportion of -.the
playing captureii the town. While
I the boys were keptnstantly busy;
being the only band; yet -they were
shown every attention possible and all
speak in high terms of their visit.- I
noticed an article in the Messenger the
other day, asking why couldn't our
bands on practice nights so arrange to
play that thc "can't get aways" might
be able to hear them. I don't know
what the Messenger might mean by
this except that the bands play in some
public place instead of in their rooms.
While such an arrangement might be
fun for the "can't fret nr. it
would not mean practice for the him1,
for no teacher could in public get
down to real business, and the listeners
would soon grow weary of constant
repetitions of one piece, and demand a
change, especially as the cor cert was
free. It has only been by hard work,
constant practice, and concentration,
that the -Second" have been able to
p:ay so well, and practice nights for
public exhibition' do not mean practice
for the land. Xo ceremony ihown
during practice hours If yon don't
believe' me call at Professor Whiteley s
rooms seme Thursday night. Xo
lress jmrade," but honest effort, and
grumblers will go back to city ami tell
what poor railroad service on the Sea
coast, could not get enough Gsh to eat,
probably ate four or five, if truth was
known, - and water was too cold for
bathing. Do they ever go again? 1
should remark, very likely the uext
day; - liut why not go with the idea of
taking smoke, dish and water, and
enjoy them anyway, singly or all
together? ' '
I like your other correspondent's
letter on this holiday business here,
not that I am jealous of others gettiug
off in the day, while I must wait for
six o'clock, but this too much holiday
busi ness does not benefit t rade. It
makes me think of the song, "Every
day will be Sunday bye ami bye," anil
I feel like the little boy who wanted
to know when the work would be done
when there wen; so many Sundays.
These hot days bring sudden show
ers, and on several occasions, heavy
clouds and rain seem to threaten a
stormy period, but sunshine .followed
the heavy down pour as quickly as the
j storm came up. ' Ahmey.
THE BEST THIIIGI-H TURT
OF THE SEASOX.
A handsome lot of Printed Java Cloths at
8c per yard. They .arc bcinr sold rapidly. ;
i-A '';r -':z HEDBICK.
in Ladles' 6LOVE8. Silk and Lisle Thread,
at half price, beginning at 3c a pair.
HEDBICK.
x jxui .iue umy otnctlj fietafl
Dealer In line
BOOTS, SHOES
. AND SLIPPERS
IN WILMIXGTOX.
I sell no shoddy goods, but set
fine all leather shoes a are mantif.i
tured in the United States.
OUR TOWEL
Darjrais "v crcaieti a wg iraue. e y y TT?1? VTXtir
hav a large lot left. An extra good thing Jm XM-MUM!& i!i A J)
InTurtUsli Towels at 13cecb.
HEDBICK.
FOR :. CASH
will give you your choice from our large
stock of TOltCUOX LACES at the exct I
cost.;';
HEDBICK.
DOMESTIC GOODS
115 flarket Strwt WllaUjtta, x.c
HEINSBERGER
THE L1VK
BOOKSELIJ2R
AND
8TATIOXEK.
Fancy Goods, Wedding Pres.
cnts, Oil Paintings, Steel
ngraTing89 Chromos.
HERE IS NEWS PIanos' 0rsm UnHm
iolins, IJrass Inslru
ments, Etc;., Etc.
Slcetingi5, Shirtings. Ticking.
Cloths. Ginghams ami Calicoes.
Outing
HEDRICK.
VOll THE LADIES,
We have now on hand and are re
ceiving daily new goods, such aa
BABY CARRIAGES
Which wo are stilling at prices
ranging from $8.50 to $18.
MATTING
Xew. and baud some designs, which
we are selling at 18 to 25c per yard. 25
WRAPS AND DRESSES, 2
For ladies and children, substantially
made up of first -clas rnhterial and
which are 1m rig sold at low prices.
FLOWER "WItEATHS
and -Sprays' in largo assortment
and at prices to suit the times.
WILMINGTON. N. C.
wimniGTOK r
MARBLE YAltllj
WILMl.NtiTON ADVERTISEMENTS.
60 CARTOONS.
Sixty Cartoons of Fine
French
Til
fioYei
-Will be'sold this week commen
cing Monday, at a
GREAT SACRIFICE.
Sent here by tmc of the leading New York
.. :i. Manufacturers to be sold.
Thii is .oDc of tlie handsomest lines of
FLOWERS ever .brought 'to Wilmington
So call early to msike your selections.
The prices will astonish you.
Abo a new lot ef HATS just received at
Wo also keep every line of goods
generally kept in a first-class
RACKET STORE,
BEADDY & GAYLORD, Prop's
Opposite Front Street larket,
WILMINGTON. X. C.
JOHN MAUJiDElt, I'S
l'ruprirtor. ! f
AV1LM1NOTON, N. ( j R
Xorth Front Street. '
S'M X I'ME NTB AND ( i K A V K 1 S
J Stoxm 2d Ant TO Oudku. j
THE ORTON
WILMINGTON, K. C.
The Favoriti
Hotel for all Nonhern
Travel.
118 and 120 MABKET STBEET,
WJLMIMiTOX, X. C.
VISIT
J. NAUMBURG
-FOU-
3D
H
3
:"82
w
H
as
ALDERMAN &
FLANNER.
Importers and Wholesale
1KALKIIS IX
HARDWARE, STOVES
TINWARE, Etc.
lTo. 114 Horth Front Street,
WILMIKGTbx, X. C.
IF YOU WISH
- - :.. '
TO PURCHASE A
PIANO
OR AN
ORGAN.
Writ to or call at the Eeliahl
MUSIC HOUSE
V OF -
E. VAX LAER,
Ho. 402 and 404 H. Fourth 8treet.
Vw"r oi amnt street )
Where you will find the West
Movfuaca oi instruments in the
State. We ffuaranteft
LOWEST PRICES
and the - .
BEST GOODS.
QUIET,:-.-
ELEGANT,
HOMELIKE
"THE OltTOX"
Caters to the highest class of
patronage with Cuisine and Service
equal to any in the South.
Careful attention paid to Business
Men and Tourists-
nates: 0 per day and upward.
J. R. MONTAUUE. Manngf-r.
: - - - - (,. -
SPIKITTINE BALSA 31.
Cure Rheumatism. Ildkres Pln.
PERSIAN INHALENT.
For CoiwumptJon, Asrthma, Clarrli, sim!
L Grippe.
PERSIAN OINTMENT
the tm-atert Skin i
i Sale hy all Druggists.
Spirlttlnc Chemical Co.,
HANSEN & S31ITII. MaiinirrrM.
.WimiNQTON. N. C
ELEGANT
CEOCKERY,
GLASSWABE,
LAMPS and
HOUSE FUBNI8HIH0 GOODS.
Chamber, Dinner aud Tea Sets
a Speeialtj-.
S. A. SCHLOSS & CO.
21 and 3 .Market Ktrcrt.
WIL3HXOTON.X. C.
MEN'S FUKXISHINGS.
HATS
ALL KIITDS AUD STYLES
ii:t P,.in, e(.;.... ! y- van- uE., T. W. WO0I,
4 1101'
ron SAL BV
o, Xonh Kur,Ilstr.,l123prince88Sti wnmingt)n(N.C.