North Carolina Newspapers

! THIS FAFEft mbH1 svery afternoon. Sudayi. ex- JOSH. T. J A M JS XDITOB AHD FfcOPMKTOB. nB8CRIPTI0N8. POSTAGE PAID. ar 00 8U nttntfc" ,J 60 ' Thr' U" Lathi, 1 ; One month, 60 cent. paper wiU be delivered by carriers, ofehar if e, ia any Prt of the city, at the T r". r 13 P6' lb,Z.rWrt low and libera .SaDneribers will please report any and .n fajlurwto reeetve their papera regularly. jrOVM ' & RODDICK. 45 market St. p j finished taking nnr anrinal .,! ,H-k, and are now daily receiv- ' V i r o jO . fct f m the N oi Lhern ifi- fb) - f"T lbs vii f. A VI) WINTER TRADE! , r'ir .us will study their best inter V . . km 'ihofrpm chases as early in I. "Z '... a convemeat,as the general iuj. ..ti.;,. of ib market have an upward H.,.de.cy. We have just received over 20,000 YARDS BEST CALICO ! 1 PK1CE4J ENTS. Wl-We buyers would do well to look ver our lock bef-.re purchasing as we Eve a great many go ds wi i are offering much toow THE PRESENT MAKkET VALUE. Fans & Parasols Cosing out tne Daiauce Plain, Striped and Checked Nainsook Ifu4ius. The best varae ever oflered. Call and examine. Liuen Lawusfrom 12 to 20 cents. Dress Goods. Our Variety U Large. Our prices ARE LOW. Bcupwaras. Laces. H e'onne, Torchonr and Italian Lacfis. WV have very much th. .Largest assort ment that ba-jbeeu offered in this city and our prices either by the yard or piece, can uot Of uuderaold. Ouilts. Domestic and Imported Quilts. Our stock of the above is large. We have marked t.mift nn in nrice. treferrine to give our patrons an opportunity to supply their wants at 'be old prices Table Linens-Towels and Napkins. Our present assortment excels anything we have ever shown. Call and give our stock a look over. Our Buyer Is in the market at present and we are receiving many Novelties. OUR 5 and lO Is situated' on the S. Vf. corner of Market an.! Se. d streets,and every Sfamer that com s iuto this pore brings a Presh Lt f the most surpiis my Chvup and Useful no iU t.hat ever ere offtreil in any mar ket under -any circumstances. We offer 'groat indue in nits to Wholesale Buyers. BROWN & -RODDICK, 43 Market Street au 10 Warm Spriaers, Western North Carolinf;. IS NOW OPEN fop Jhe reception of pleas ure teaker an c inTalida. ThU lovely plaoo ii situated in the beauti ful valley of the Krtnch Broad, witnin eight i lei of the ri road. We have a fiue haad of music, attentive or vanu, and al; other accommodations to be Iwoad at a first-clans watering piac. For pariioalan spply for descriptive pam pMt. tSW. H. HOWEKTO.N, jnne 10 Propriotor. For Smithville- QTEAM YACHT ELIZA- BKTQ, Capt. D.W.Chad wick, Jfe earrylnf United 8tatee Mail. Learea wharf foot of Market street daily (ejeep Sundays) at IX P. M. R0turninir, leave Smithville st7Hl.M. R.P. PADDlSOtf. . Ui 15 AgenU Come 1 JJSD 8KB A YJCRY FINK LOT OF BRKTONXE, ITALIAN, AND REAL. LACES, The Beat SCfSdOBS in the World ! '. And the beat fitting and fastest Sellitr CORSET, (Flexible Hip) BreUanLoe Tiesaad other Fancj Articles. KXCQA.NGE CORNER. m ii N. H. 8PRUNT. Steamer Passu art, A IT. J. W.JF-?E R, WUl -SUNDAY TRlPd TO & , HY1LLE, April.27,weather fermittiag. rilly Trips as njuai. Leave Doek alVsa A. M. fl M . GEO. MYERS.: Agent. VOL. IV. VV, I LMING TO N, N. C, WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 3, 1879. NO.178 LOCAL SINEWS New Adverltiementg. P. L. BaiDSKM A Co Fall Campaign. P. HaiKBBKaeaa's-i-Another Lot Read ad Old Newspaper. Rice birds cliug' lovingly tu 25 tents u b tnct Scapperuou grapes; s1 h r twpty-6vt cents per -ck Cr- h b ir -T' : the bi 'n oioaic! 9 i d.u'iey Ljcr'sia d have "Thfl irirl of the oerludf' ohj to n full C7- I i atop, or makes a' dash Window tiiaSS of all iiz;a at J COIil'b Hardware uept. I j ; Steamship Meyulafar, Oapt. Doane, arrived here this morning from New York ' ; I j- j Steamship Be nefur for.Jthree days froni this port, arrivwd in New York Ou Mon day. Nor. barque Jfhmmet, Ingmundsen, sailed from Antwerp port. last Sundav for this Schooner J). Miltiken sailed from Del Breakwater, dr. the opih ult , for aware this port. A Florida editor has been caught by a . 1 1 i 'net. 'Twas a brunette, likes it. ' ' 1 and he rather The thermonifcter has not reached the nineties to-day, I but at 3 o'clock it was xx to 89 degrees. 1, '". The Criminal Court uf -Sew Hauover county convenes in regular sep?i n m thts city the first Monday of October, j h 1 ' j j j i ' 1 'At what age were you married?' asked she inquisitively . But the lady was eqpa1 to the emergency and quietly responded, -'at the parsouaga.' We looked for September to; have some pity on us but yesterday afternoon and this morning were as warm as is generally the case in mid-August. I should bave ho objection to my wife's rflipnins? said an " affectionate husband 'if it were not for thehact that when she . HI . I reigns she is apt to storm alsoF The skipjacks are said to bite elegant ly down on the Sound now near the In let, and fishing parties are there pulling them in with took andHine every j day. The operations of the pile-driver, now at work on the new building in course of construction for tbe Navassa Guano Com panv. attract te atentiori of a fcrowd all day long. The ri!ots' renort ! cf soundinss last month, taken at mean low , water, shows . 11:; " 11 feet. 6 inches on Bald jHead Channel 12 feet, 6 inches on Western Bar and 8 feet 6 inches on the rjp I For bar steel, iron; and carriage goM: go to Jacket's Hardware Depot. , X The bauds that rocks the cradle, is the hand that moves the earth. Dr. Bull's Baby Syrup is the best remedy for all coroplaiuts children are subject to.such as Dysentery. Durrtoe,bummer (Jomplaiut, Wind Colic, etc. Price 2o ceuts I 1 Is it Possible That a remedy made ot such common simple plants &s Hops, Bucbu, Mandrake, Daudelion, &c, make so many and such marvelous and wonderful j cures, as Hop Bitters do ? It must lie, lor when old and young, rich and poor,1 Pastor and Doctor, Lawyer aud Editor, all testify to bavng been cured by them, we must beiieve and doubt no longer. See o.her columu. Signal, Service, Tj. S. A., Station! Wilmington, N. C, Sep 3, 1S79 10:30 a. m. 1 II' ! Tbe following- order has beenreceived at this station ; . ,1 Six forty p. m. up signals at Wilming ton and Smithville; I stbfm ceritre jtiear Nashville 1 eau; also.'crdered up at Macon, Lookout, Hatteras, Hawk; Henry, Nor folk, May, Atlnlic, B irnegat JHook, Sa vannah Tybee,1 Ch.rltstoh Lewes, New York. . ! l 1 i a. M. I Watson. Serrt. Signal Corps,, U. S. A. Thermometrical. From the United States Sigpal Office in this place we obtain the follow ipg report of the thermometer, as tasen uus morn ing at 7:31 o'clock : Atlan-a, Ga..... 70 Augusta. Ga.......76 Cairo, 1U J. 68 Charleatoh, 8. C....81 Cincinnati... .........71 Coraicana, Tex......67 Fort Gibson, I. IV 00 Galveaton...........79 lndianola..M ....81 Jaekaonville, Fla...80 i Mobile, Ala ...73 Montgomery Ala,. .70 ashrille ...... 4.... .9 N ew Urleana....MM.SO Mew York.MM 68 Puntai Kaasa, rla...sl Savannah, Ga.M..:.83 j hreveport. .......... 7 1 St. Louis Mo. ......64 St. Marks, FlaM....75 Tnoxville... .-69 I Vickaburg, Miaa....70 LTnehburfir 77 1 Waahinrton........7J Memphta, Tenn.... 68 Wilmington..... 80 The best WinJows, Doors and Blinds and Lowest Price ban be got at Jacob;'s Hardware Depot. ' " Ifarbor Master's Report. Capt. Price, i Harbor 'Master - at this port, makes the following repprt for the month of August: 3 steamers, 7 schoon ers, aod 1 brig, ia total of 11 American vessels, with, a toi nage of 4.356, and C barques aodj2 brigs, a total of 8 foreign, vessels, with a fnriage of 2 628 arrived during the Inonth, The total arrivals during the month were 19 and the total toDuage 6,884. which is an unusually small showing The Telephone Au Ed son telephone has leen erected ar Flemington aod persons now converse between this city ac'd the Lake. We dp n v know whether it is to be & permanent thing or only to be used as long as the Wilmingtonians remain in Flemingten. By this same telephone a gentleman who was sick at Flemington last night, received a prescription from a physician in this city and a conversation was car ried on with all ease between Fleming- ton and Masorboro Sound City Court. i lhe casecontinued trom yesterday, in which the defendant pleaded previous conviction before a Magistrate, was again called this morning and after giving the witnesses in the casi a bearing the Mayor fm posed a fine of $10 upon the defen dant, j ' j A remarkable looking colored man was arraigned for being drunkahd down, but proved such an unexceptionable good character that the case was dismissed and the party released. i Yearly Review; The Charleston lew&- fc Courier pub lished on Monday a very interesting resume of the business ot that port during the past twelve 'months. It is a very extensive report and embraces every de partment of business enterprise. It seems to have been very carefully compiled and the exhibit it makes is a flattering one. We also find a lengthy report in the Charlotte Observer as to the operations in that prosperous little city during the past twelve months which we may refer to more at length hereafter. ' j Low Water in the Cape Fear. The steamer D. Murchisoni, which left Fayetteville at 8 o'clock yesterday morn. ing, did not reach here until 10 a. m. to day, being detained by low water on the shoals. She was due atj 2 o'clock this morning and was eight- hours behind time. Until there is a raise ia the river the steamers will bo compelled to rely upon the use of flats to lighter them over the shoals. There have been rains re ported on the Cape Fear above Fayette ville, but as yet they have made no per ceptibie increase in the depth of water. : 1 Theatrical Season. It' ' The indications for a fine theatrical I I ! season are good. So far the following en gagements have been made for the Opera House: Ford's Juvenile Opera Troupe, Ada Richmond, John A. Stevens, in River Mystery, Frank Frayne, W. J. Florence, in Mighty Dollar, Madame Rentz' Fe male Minstrels, Joe Jefferson, Milton No bles, Lawrence Barrett, Joseph Mnrphy, and Buffalo Bill. Ford's Troupe plays October 2nd, the next beiDg Ada Rich mond, October 20tb and 21st. Inquiries for the Opera House have been made and it is pleasing to know that we will be visiUd by a good class of troupes during the comiag season. 1 - ' . i Mr. L. M. Wiliiams, our efficient Clerk - - 1 i i of the Market, has so far recovered from his recent attack of sickness as to appear u on the streets. The storm signal disports itself to-day. It was ordered up last night, for the fir t time since it gave warning, two days iu advance.of the recent terriable storm. Mr. Solicitor Moore has taken the road, i. e., we mean., taken a trip.on the railroa and does not expect to stop short of Hickory, Cat twba county, whore he will rustic ite for a week and then retnrn home. ' ! Mr Willicm Tiliey, of the Southern Express Company in this city, who has been on a visit j to his mother country, England, returned to his post on Manday, looking much improved by his visit. How to get sick. Expose yourself day and night; eat too much without exercise; work too hard without rest; doctor all the tiaie; take all the vile nostrums advertised; and then you wm want to know How to set well. Which is answered in three words Take Hop Bitters I See other column. Aff riculturjil Report. We have received the "Annual Report of the North Carolina Agricultural Exper iment Station 6r 1879." The work comprises about 200 pages and is compiled by Prof. A. R. ISedoux', the State Chem ist, by direction of the State Board ot Agriculture. lhe book shows the woik1 ings of thfe experiment station at Chapel i Hill, which is under the immediate supervision of Prof. Ledoux. It contains many valua ble formulas for fertilizers, indicating those jvpich are best for special crops This istha first annual report, and it is a source of pride to tbii.k that the entire woreis in all its completeness a North Carolina production, aud even the paper upon which it is printed was "manufac- tered within the confines of the State. oacreuuess j ui ataiea tommunica tlons. In a matter iuvolving the question whgther a postmaster is required under the law to testify in a judicial proceeding who rents a box in his office, who took the letters from it, etc,, tending to show what became of certain correspondence, the subject was referred to Assistant Attorney-General Freem&n, of the post of fice department, and he has advised' the postmaster-general that the postmaster should not be required to answer the in quiries. He says: 'The postmaster is an agent of the government, and there is no relation which the government sus tains towards the people of such high trust and of such peculiar and confiden tial a character as that which it sustains in the transmission of sealed communica tions. The name of the person ' address ed is written on the outside ot the letter for one purpose alone, that of enabling the postmaster to deliver it to j the proper person.! For any other purpose the post master is presumed to have uo knowl edge of the address. . To Ex-Confederates. ' A gallant soldier of the late Confeder ate army has just fallen a victim to the terrible 6conrge of yellow fever in the city of New Orleans. He has been smitten by the fell destroyer and now Bleeps in quiet tomb near the Crescent City. The i wife of his bosom was a victim to the same disease and preceded her husband only a few days on the long journey to the eter nal shore. But behind them both is ; t i family of ten helpless little children, now bereft ot father and mother, and left to the cold charities of the world tor support and sustenance. The brave soldier to whom we refer, as the reader, no doubt, already surmises isnone other than the gallant General Hood, who, we understand, died penniless, and without anything to be queath to his children, . except his un tarnished honor as a soldier, and his in tegrity of character as a man, both price less boons it is true, and a legacy which the orphan children will be prond to in herit from their lamented father. But 1 while this crippled and maimed soldier has left nothing but a good name and fair fame to his little ones, cannot the thous ands of surviving Conlederate soldiers in North Carolina contribute something as a testimonial of appreciation - of this de parted hero, to the support of the orphans? Let a subscription fund be started in WiL mington, and let every Confederate sol dier give not less than twenty-five or fifty, cents, and as much more as he pleases, and we trust, if a like example is followed in the other Southern States, there will soon be a sufficient fund raised to place : the little ones above and beyond want. General Hood gave his services to the cause of the South during the late war as a patriot; he shed his blood lreeiy ana willingly in her defence on several occa sions; he perilled his life and lost his limb and even then after that he took hie fife in his hand and again sought the dangers of the battle field for tbe cause he loved so well. Ai short time ao a dis tinguished citizen in this city voluntarily came forward and delivered a lecture in behalf of the widow and orphans of a gallant federal soldier, Lieut. Benner who lost his 1 fe while daring the danger? ot the epidemic, on the I Mississippi, last season, in carrying relief to the sick and suffering inhabitants of that section, who were victims to the terrible scwrge. This was praiseworthy, nq tioubt, but shall it be said that we ars. kes true to one of our own ffallant dead ? Who will be the first to move in this matter ? reply! I- We pause for a You can get tbe best White Lead, Paints and Qils and lowest prices at Jacobi's Hardware Depot. t The Wilkesboro Index. 1 We have received No. 1, Vol. 1, of the Index, a newspaper published at Wilkes boro, Wilkes county ,in the Western por tion of the State, i It is published by our old friend, H. ill. Crowson, formerly Of the Morganton Blade, who is a:practical printer, aod has met with good success editorially, j We hope it may meet with an abundant patronage from the good people of the country surrounding the place of publication. It is issued weekly at $1 per annum. After a Robber. , Sheriff McCallum,of Columbus county was in tbe city to-day in search of one o the parties who robbed the house of Mr. James Stevens, about 10 miles from lift ! C I . vvnitevine, on July 30ta last. It seems that two persons, both colored, were engaged in the robbery and that they broke open a trunk of Mr. Stevena and1 6ne took ot there the from so me $260. I robbers, John Faulk by name, in the past few Whiteville jail next term ot the has been captured w it fa- days, and is now in o await his trial at the Superior Court, but his confederate in the robbery is still at large although it is probable ha 'will ' be cap tured within a few days, as the officers are positive they have a clue to bis whereabouts. Highest Prize Port Wine. The best wine in the country, that took the highest premium at the Centennial, i? Speer's Port Grape Wine, which has be come so celebrated. This wine and his P. J. Brandy are now being used ; by physicians everywhere, who ! rely upon them as being the purest and best sold b Druggists. 1 For sale by P. L. Bridgers & Co , J. C. Mundsand Green & Flanner New Advertisements. Old Newspapers. A QUANTITY OF OLD NEWSPAPERS for wrapping, offered for sale cheap at the sept 3 DAILY REVIEW OFFICE. I I t j Another Lot; QOSPEL HYMNS AND SACRED Songs, by Bliss and Sankey, with or without notes, just received at I HEINSBERQER'S. Music Boxes. I ! FOR $2 00 WITH ONE AIR, For f 6 00 with two Aire, For $20 00 with six Aira, For $50 00 with six airs and Bells, For $75. 00 with six Airs and i Harp Attachment. For sa e at the 1 LIVE BOOX AND MDSIC STORE, sept 3 I Female School, MISSES BURR A JAMES, Principals. MRS. M. 8. CUSHING, Instructress in Vo cal and Instrumental Masic. 1 ' : ( THE FIFTEENTH ANNUAL SESSION of this Bchool will commence on Thnrs dav, Oct. 2d, 1679, and close during the last week in June I860.' The courne of instruction is solid and thorough, and the utmost care will be tax b, as heretofore, to avoid every thing pertaining to a superficial education. Young children carefully and judiciously trained, by means of object leasons and Kin dergarten occupation, in conjunction with the beat text book instruction. Free hand drawing taught without extra charge. For further particulars see circulars at the different Book Stores in tae city, or enquire of Principals. ! Buargies, , Buggies, Harness & Saddles,1 FOR SALE AT annuAUDT & go's, ' 3rd at., opposite City! Hall., REPAIRING DONE WITH NEATNES3 AND DISPATCH. HORSE-SHOEING A SPECIALTY . septl-tf . I , Views. yAKE WACCAMAW and Vicinity ; also, Views ot all pomt3 of interest in and around Wilmington. i Moore's History of North Carolina ; an- 1 ' other lot just received. ' . ' ' SchWl Books and School Stationery. r CE7" Libera) Discount to Country Deal ers, ' ' C. W. YATES. Dont forget the I ORGUINETTE, the most wonderful instrument of the age. ' sept 1 j BENSON'S I CAPCINE PORUS PLASTERS CURES LAME AND WEAK BACK. Bold by all Druggists. BiABtrar & Jobmos, Proprietor!, 21 Piatt t, If. Y. au 13 PLEASE JT0TICE. ". ' v - . ' . ) We wCl be glad to receive eottmnni a tion from our friends on anr and all mbWti ot! general iaterest bmt : I !l Tbe name of the writer mnat JirT' o fir niahedto th;Editor Commnnicatioc a most b- written on only one side of thejaper. ! 1 ' r-! " Personalities must be ar..idM. ! ! l And it is especially and parti 'uiarlv under atood that the Editor doea not alwava endo p the viewa of correspondents,, unl ao atat -f " in the editorial column?. ' New A d vertlsemen t. October 1st. FALL CAMPAIGN I WILL COMMEXGE. Weather has been loo hot I ' ' ''' for People to Read 1 ... .,1 , Advertisements. FULL LINE OF Fancy Groceries JUST RECEIVED AT P. L. BRIDGERS & GO'S,' , 8500 Reward! ! I For a Cigar at the . same price tliat equals our P-R-I-Iff-CJl-P. 8250 Reward ! j FOR ONE THAT BEATS OUR ' " "' ' i SOLOIST SHINGLE S100 Reward! I For an all-tobacco Cigarette, oi samo ttjle, finish and quality, that can be sold as low as cur sept 3 Fresh Arrivals. 100 Boxes CREAM CHEESE, jQ Tubs LARD, -j I 1Q Tea Fairbanks' LARD, 100 80AP' I i !3 I 100 "i80"8 POTASH and LVE,' 200 Bg SHOT, 'BAGGING AND; TIES I jTiereet good cheap HAMS f 10 1 sept 1 For aale low by HALL A PEARS K hi.. N. Y. & W S. CO Notice, j A FTER THIS DATE FREIGHT WILL be recelred and Bills of Lading signed at PIER WO. 34, EAST RIVER, Wew ylork instead of at Pier No. 12, North Rlrer, aa heretofore. THOMAS. E. BoJfi, J aig29 1 V Sop't. ' $ D 500 TO fOOOOayear or 50 to 10 ati day in yon i ' own locality. No risk. Women do as well aa men. Many matce more toan me amount , stated above. No one can fail to make money fast Any one can do tbe work. Yon can mate Uxao 60 cents to $2 an hour by devoting your etS&9 and spare time to the business. It costs notLing to try lie business. Nothing like It for money mak ing ever offered before. Business, pleasant and strictly honorable. Reader, if you want to know all about the beat paying basroeos before the public, send us your address and we will send you full particu lars ar.d private terms free ; samples worth $5 also free; you can then makeup your mind for yourself. Address GLOKGE STINSON & CO., Portland Maine. June 7-dJnr ii'i X'- ivy.