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C, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER. 25, 1879. NO. 197 ' ! ! ' - 1 - ; 1 1 ' i I i i i - i I'M" ' : J. I i Miscellaneous-. i K0Ur & RODDICK, 45 Market St. Wo fiavi just finished taking our annual Bv..uu. of B-wck, and are now daily recfiv ii, NEW GOODS from the Northern Mikets, suitable for th8 r;j.L AND WINTER TRADE ! i in parrn3 will study thir best inter-n-t y making their purchas s as early in tl,.' Season as convenient,as the general in dications of the ntaiket have an upward U'luleicy." We hav jus, received v-r 20,000 YARDS BEST CALICO ! pkice ; .;en is. WhoVsale bujers would do well to look out our -took bef. re purchasing as w 1 in a great many eo ds we are offering li'inch m-Iw THK PRESENT MAKKET VA I't - ' Fans & Parasols. Cosing out the balance at Greatly Re duc d Pricts. Plain. Sirip' ti and ChCKed Nainsook Mu-li,.s. The bst value ever ottered. C all and examine. Linen Lawns from 12 to 20 cents. Dress Goods. Our Variety is Large. Our prices ARE LOW. 8c upwards. Laces. P.'otonno, Torchon and Italian Laces. We have very much tin Largest assort ment that has been ottered in this city and our ju ices either by th! jard or piece, can not be undersold. Ouilts. Domestic and Imported Quilts. Our stock of the above is lrge. We have marked none up in price, preferring to give our parous an opportunity to supply their 'a diiis at he old oriels Table Linens-Towels V and Napkins. Our present assortment excels . anything We have ever shown. ('all and give ourtock a look over. Our Buyer Is in the markeidt present and we are receiving 'many Novelties. OUR 5 and lO Cents IsViUuted on the S. W. cornfir of Market and St co- d street?, and every Steamer tl at conies into this p-Tt brings a Fresh Lot of the most surpiis;U2ly (hap and Usefu. t ) ds that ever vere ottered in any mar ket under any circumstances. We ofer great iuduci m 'nts to Wholesale Buyers. BROWN Sc RODDICK, 45 Market Street aug 10 Zephyr Worsteds. NOTHER LARGE LOT JUT RECEIVED. WHITE !0 (JESTS. COLORED 12a CENTS. Look out for announcement of Grand Millinery Oper.iog-. ' N. H. 8PRU.NT, aej 1 1 5 Fichan go Corner BACON AND FLOUR. 1 00 Roes I) Sand Smoked SidB, 1000 UWs Gond New F1 ur t c'ij tigu' es by HAIL A PEAR3ALL. ft 1 Burbaik's Pharmacy. I )KKS(JU1'U S COMPODNDED with c e an' zawhey bj competent hand. -iiS. t-encv in the city of HolniaB livv. pd Co re -ies. CHAS. KLEIN, . Uiiicrtater aoi CaM Mer. fo. 24 South Frnnt Street, . WILMINGTON, N. O. A fine acrttnent of Coffina and Caa eu coneUntly on hand. Furniture Repaired ('leaned and Varnished. Orders by tela graph or mail promptly &UL Jan IS LOCALi NEWS. New Advertisements.; I iiiM : Da Wood Removed I ) l F. RxiHSBBBeia-fThe North Aaerican Review. . 1 1 " , A. A I. Bhrier They are Here. " 4- w I .Price itdow Glass--ah sizes at ltafl'er & rice s. t Northeasterly winds to-day with cooler weather. i . i I The receipts of cotton at this pork to day foot upj 639 bales. I Flatterv is like cologne wat-r- to be ptnelled of and not swallowed. Steamboatmen report a slight fall in the Cat Fear since oUr 1? t report. j Lit A. C Hugiris, Eaqi, Clerk of! Onslow Superior Colurt, is.in the city to-day. " The dentist is said to i make almost as much money peracbjer a the farmer 1 i li -i ! 1 f 1 l Mcpquito bites develop a man s pluck. Ue II come to the scratcn every urn? i ;' I !! !' The steamship Rffyulator, hencft for New York, arrivedin that port on lues- day h ' ' o II ' I The brig Prospc.Ua (Norj) Beruldsen. sailed from Lnd .n; Ed., on Tuesday for this port. I j Steamship Benefactor, which sailed to day for New. York, takes out 1,755 bales cotton. S How proud the sea is of its r power I Did vou' ever notice what a dash the waves cut? j i When you see a young! lady indulging in the game of archery, just observe her areh-her-eye. 1 V If you want to find out about the pe ularities of geese, consult the best natur al hiss stories. The ebb and flow of the tied refers only to married men who go out early and come in late.1 r j v ;l "Business carried on without publicity' must b3i the motto ofi the man that loesn't advertise'.) ' , Save your money by buying ,o v- Build ing Supplies fpm Altaffer & Price f Tlie baique Valkyrieny (Nor.) .Olsen, hence for Bristol, Eng., arrived at Kings- road Quarantine on Tuesday las-, ' 1 ; i It will soou' be time to dicuss the qnes tion whether a chestnut with a worm in it is animal or vegetable food. The schooner Geo. 11 McFarlatid. It .e mi i: ' i ; J ijong, or xnomascon, Jiie., arriveu at Bath, Me., on the 20th inati to load for i this port. l ! Mas: ificent Ladies' Neck Tie - 10 cents. Uahu & Goodman! Fourth stret t. f : 1 Cotton teems to have revived a little to-day from the depression into which it was farced a few days ago by the Water street bears. i f 1 Ladies' Ties. 1 Elegant Neck Ties, at 5 and 10 cents Ilabn & Goodma i, Fourth st. , f Dr, Thos. F. Wood has leased the building rtheast 'corner of Chestnut and Second streets, and has removed both his residence and office to thatj point. H j s : 1 ' i For bar steel, iron and carriage goods go to Jacobi's Hardware Depot. $ IHa, i ) Indications. ,Wab Department, Office of the Chief Signal Qfficer, V Washington, D. C.,1 Sep. 26, 1879. J For the South Atlantic States clear or partly cloudy wfeat her, colder Northeast winds, rising barometer. We sell all ou best Calicoes at 6 cents Ilahc & Goodman, Fourth, st. ' f Let no mm lean aside ever so lightly from the broaldl path of honor on the plausible pretence tbat he is justified by the goodness of his eri J. All good can be worked out by good ! mens. Those that cannot are b-iji and may be counted so at once and left alone, i 'j ' Opium is the1 most 1 tUntle.ous drus, especially when given to children in the shsipe of a sootjhi'is remedy, j Dr B ill's liabv tup id warrant d not to contain -!imn in any j" Tin m1 i ti e ni inn cuny ?'d i ffir.ri usl, pi'n -i(v f r -lii:dren teething Price 25 cenU bu!e. 1 lJ i A Reliable Wine. Mr? A. Speer, I of New Jersey, whoe Port Grape Wipe has such a wide reputa tion, and which physicians prec.ibe sererally," was the' first in h;s country ti introduce the art qf makiiig wine from the Oporto GrapeJ which is nor tha best wine to be hadj and has become a great favorite among the moat fashionable in New York and Philadelphia. The Weld on Fair- Thanks to Mr. L. M Long, the Secre tiry. for a complimentary card to the nsxt Annual Fair of the Roanoke & Tar Biver Agricultural Socie:y, to be held at Weldon October 20th, 21st, 22d, 23d and 24th. - . i The North Carolina Medical Jour nal i ! For i Sep ember has br-en received. It contains a large amount of reading mat ter which seems to our unprofessional eyes to be of great value to medical men. Some of the papers presented, even to us, are interetftin and instructive. It should form a par. of the library of every i - i physician and we trust there are but tew in regular practice in this section of the State at least whose names are not upon its subscription list. 1 Window Glass of all sizes at Jacobi's Hardware Dept. ! Apnieton'8 Journal i i . For October gives the second installment of Mrs. Edward's brilliant novel, 'Vivian the Beauty and a continuation of 'The Stsaray Side,' by Messrs. Besant and Rice. The third of K rl Blind'd j papers on 'Russian Conspiracies' appears, which concludes the . series. The revel tions which ithese papers give of life under the Czars is certainly startling.; Mr. W. H. Mallock s latest contribution to the ethic and aisthetic discussions of jthe day is en titled A Dialogue on Human Happiness,' anh this is given in lull. It is a brilliant and suggestive paper. From Matthew Arnold we have an article entitled 'The French Play in London,' which is not only an analysis of the French j theatre a3 exhibited recently in London, ,but a comparison of the French; and English drama, with some fresh and acute com ments on the nature ot dramatic poetry. 'Art and Criticism' is devoted to the discussion of certain 1 theories now current in London. 'Leaves from the Lau els of Moliere' is a very readable paper on the great French j humorous dramatist. A description of a remarkable rocky group in Utah, know aa The City of Rocks, and poems by Locker, Fawcettj and oth ers, complete the body jof the number. The editor has for bis topics 'The Nude in 'Art once more,' 'Women as Horticulturists, 'and 'Art and Democracy;' and in the 'Books of the Day' reviews someofthe more important of recent pub lications. . ! You can get the best White Lead, Paints and Oils, and lowest prices at Jacobi's Hardware Depot. f Hebrew Jurisprudence and Proce, ' dure in Court. i Rabb. Mendelsohn, of the Temple of Israel, in this city, will deliver a lecture on the above-named subject on next Mon day evening at St. James school room, next door to the church. This must prove a very interesting subject and we know of no one more capable of doing com plete justice to the 1 subject than the learned j divine whose name is announced as the speaker of 'the occasion An invitation is extended to the public tj attend, and it is to be hoped that au over- i i 1 flowing house may greet the speaker, and, in (act, we would wish that a more commodious hall could be obtained i so as to accommodate the large audieoc8 who will undoubtedly desire to attend. ! Elegant Neck Ties for Ladies, 5 cents. Hahn & G odmau's, Fourth st. f Signal, Service, U. S. A., Station Wiimington.N. C, Sept.' 25,1879 8:10 a. m. The folio in: orders have been, received at this station . Signals are ordered up for Henry, Nor folk, Kitte Llawk, Ilatteras, Lookout and Macau. On Shore Signals are ordered for Hatteras and Lookout. i Hih barometer iu Ohio Valley, low iti New Eogland. i Wilmington N. C. S-pt 25:b, 1879 10:45 a. m. j i OffSho-e sjiiinals are ordered for Port land, Eastport, Boston, Woo. Is Uoll, Newport, i Sections Seven and Eight, and ordered down at I dianola and Qilves- ton. I '' J M. Watson. Sert. Signal Corps, U. S. A. Ladies' Tie8. E 'g "it eck Ties at 5 and 10 cents. II hn & G-vdmai-, Fourth st, f A CARD. ' To ll who are suffering from the er rors aud iuiiscretins ot youth, nervous weakness, early decay, loss of manhood &c, I will send a recipe that will cure you, FREE j OF CHARGE This great remedy was discovered by I a missionary in South America. Send a self-ad I reused envelope to tbe Rev. Joseph T. In man' Motion D, New York City. Personal. Dr. T. B. CarrandMri. 'Carr return d here yesterday morning from j Shelby where they have sojourned during the Summer, in quest of health. We are pleased to see signs of improvement visible in the Doctor.! Strangers iu tne city fehould- not fail to visit the S sh Factorj, toot of Walmr street. t BASE BALL. The First of ihe Three Match Games for the ChamDlonship Won by the Homes. I t Yesterday the first of the three gamts for the championship, between theChatr.- pion and Home Cljubs, was played on the grounds of the former and resulted in a victory for the latter. IThere., was a! lively interest mmifested in the re ult by the spectators present, and the weather being hne, quite a number of ladies were , pre sent to witness the game. The Cham pions held the ead until the last inug when the Homes went to the bat and fin'- ished the game. The score stood as fol lows: i i HOME BASE BAIL CLUB. Roberts,.. runs and 3 outs Smith,.... 4 Rowell, .18 Shemwell,. 3 Register, . 5 Harriss,, 4 Berry, L 2 Waddell.j ...2 Grant,.... 2 X f ( I I ( It " 2 " 4 4 1 2 4 CI tl 4 Ci 3 27 Total,.. ...... 26 j CHAMPION BiSE BALL CLUB. Empie. : ...3 runs and 4 puts. Bauman, . . . ...j .2 it it ii 4 2 4 3 1 4 1 4 27 Orr 2 Kingsbury,. Morrison warstfield, . . . ...2 . . 3 . ..4 1 . ..2 ;...2 MEachern,.. Kicaud, Pickett, Total i;...;.21 Mr. J. W. Meares acted as Umpire, and Messrs. T, S. Burbank and J. J. Fowler, Scorers. I ! The best Windows, Doors and Blinds and Lowest Prices can be got at Jacobi's Hardware Depot. i J Bishop Atkinson's Appointments. Rutherfordton, October 2nd. Shelby, October 3rd M. , ( Lincoluton, October 5th, Seventeenth Sunday after Trinity. 1 Beatty 's Ford,' October 7tb. , High Shoals October 9.n. ,. Gastonia, October 10 tb. Charlotte, October 12th, Eighteenth Sunday after Trinity. Statesville. October 14th, Consecration of the Church. ! 1 Morganton, October 1 15. , St. James' Iredell, Co., October 17th. Monroe, October 19;h, Nineteenth Sun day after Trinity. j Wadesboro, October 21st. Ansonvilie, October 22od. ( Rockincham. October 23rd. Lausrl Hill, October 24ih. 1 Collections at each of these places for Diocesan Missions. 1 i Ladieo' Neck Ties 5 cents. Hahn & Goodman, Fourth street, i t Important to the Afflicted. I We would advise all who may need the advice of a physiciau, to either call or write to Dr. Rioertson, 19, So. Eutaw St., Baltimore, Md., who from 15 years expe' rience in Hospital and Special Practice, guarantees a cure in all diseases of the Urinary Organs and of ! the Nervous Sys tem, Organic and Seminal Weakness, Im p )tency (loss of sexual power), Nervous Debility andtremblirg, Palpitation of the Heart, dimness of sight or giddiness, Noc turnal Emissions, &c, all resulting from abuses in youth, or excesses in manhood ; also all skin and ,blood diseases quickly cured. Dr. R is a graduate of one of tbe oldest and best medical scliools in tbi country (University pf MarylaLd), and re feis to the leading physicians in biscity,ano all consulting him can rely upon honorable and confidential treatment. In writing enclose stamp for reply. Special attention tiven to all fpmlle complaints, j Good ac commodations for all wishing to call! and ee him. Medicine seut to any address. f Wine and Cake f ir Evenings. Alfred Speer of New Jersey, it should be knownj is odo of the most extensive producers and dealers in Pure Wine9 and Brandies iu the United States. He makes a Superior Port Wine, which took the highest premium at theCentennial, known as Speer's Port Grape Wine. It is sold ,hy J, C. Mutlds, P. L Br idgers & Co and Green iFIanner. Ang-tf. 1 - j I Beautifiers " Ladies.' vou cannot make fair skin. roy cheeks and sparkling eyes wi.h all tho cosmetics of France, or beautifiers of the world, while in poor health, and nothing will eiwe yon such goxi health. strength, buoyant spirits and beautfy as nop mttera. A iriai la certain proof See another column. New Advertisements. Removed, JR. WOOD HAS REMOVED hia office aud dwelling to the building diagonally op posite the Ppet Offloe, orrer of Chescut and S.cond sts. I . spt 25 6t Awakens Considerable Interest I IJUT NOT MOKE SO 11 VN IHE POPULAU WHOLESALE AND RETAIL ESTABLISHMENT OF GEO. MYERS, 1 I 11, 13 and 1G South Front Street, I Pecaute of the lively interest i that is being: kept up receiving freeb 1 Groceries And Filling Orders. if PAROLE D'HONNEUB And other Choice j Brands of Flour, We are se' ling at Low Prices without regard to the advance. Supply your - j eelves at once and save $1 .per barrel. Creaai Ale and Sweet cder by the! Gallor. Fruits ad Fancv Qooda. The Larfl: est Stock m the State to eelect . i j from at popular prices. The Rosa Concha Havaaa Segars,1 5 cnte, 1 hold the supremacy. i GEO fui-t 24 MYERS. They are Here. BEG OF OUR FRIENDS TO call and see us. Our Fall and Winter Stock ia i now arriving by .every train and steamer, i and we have no het'ta'.Ion in pronouncing it the MOST DESIRABLE ASSORTMENT of Gents Clottnnf and Furnishing Goods evei bi ought to tbe Stat. It will take our two lare and handsome stores to hold it alb Notwiths anding the recent advance in the iNortne.-n markets we guarentee to sell at LOWER PRIGESTHAN EVER BEFORE Call an d see u and we will prove it to you sept 2 i i i Ai A I. SHRIER. I TielNortu American Rmew, FOR OCTOBER, j contains The Woman Qaeetion, Francis Parkman; Hcience and Humanity, Frederick Harrison: Louis Napo leon aid the Southern Confederaey, Owen r, Alois; tne Kaiiway Problem, Robert Gar rett: The Diarv of a Public Man. Part III.: Spencer's Evolution Philosophy, Pro1. K. L. toumao; Kecent History and Biography. A. K. Fiske, For ne at the 1 LIVE BOOK STORE. ft- School Books A NEW SDPPLY, for al) Schools and Lx. UlMses, at HFISSBERGER'S, sept 2i 3d and 41 Market st. Altaffer & Price, M ANUFACrUEKKS AND DlALK&S .11.. SASH, DOORS, BLINDS, ORNAMENTAL WOODWORK, AND Builders7 Supplies ! ' GENERALLY. Fact iry Foot of Walnuhtreet. - i 1 . OfEce Xutt, nea Red Cross street. , sept 23- j !!'."' Buergies, 1 Buggies, Harness & Saddles, FOR SALE AT O-CUTIAtLDT Si CO'S, ('! j ! 3rd st., opposite City Hall. R.P A lliiiG iMKVE WITR NEATNESS A VO DISPATCH. H-lHOEINO A SPECIAJ.Tr eept 2U-f a by Syrup. pAkKER'S GINGER TONIC, Indian Chelgofue, Ball's Cough Byru", Klotx Chill Core, Aj era Ague Care and a com- . J . :!.-'- plete stock of pore Drns and Medicines. I F. C. MILLER, Corner 4th and Sua Streeta. Open day and night. '. aept 23-tf .I, . , ." New A d ve r tise me n t s YELLOW FEVER BLACK VOMIT. It is too goon to foreet the rirtrM nr ihia terrible diuewe, which w.l! no doubt return in a more ma'ipnant and virulent form in the fall months of lb79. I I L'kkhkll' hUpATisi, a BemedV diflf(!vered in Southern Nubia and used witi euch won, derful resuPs in Houth An-eric where tbe, tnost agrvttea cajjes of fever are found, 8 uses, from ore t two ouncea of bile to be altered or strained rom tie blood each toi it pas, ess through the Liver, aalonjr aa an ezi seas of bile exists. By its wonderful action on the Liver and Stomach tha JIEPAT1NK not iinlj preventa to a eertaiatr any kind of Ffver and Black VoirU, but also cures Head ache, Constipation of the Bowels,' Dyspepsia nd all Ma j ial diseases. f IMoone need fear Yellow Fever wbo will jxpel the Malarial Poison and excess of bile from the blood by n lug MibrhIl's IlariTiRa, hich is sold by all Druggists in 25 cent and Sl.GO bottles, or will be serf by ezpreaa by1 the Proprietors. - A. F. MRhKLL A CO.-, , ,i i Philadelphiaj Fail I i Or Pemberton's Stillineia or Queenfs I Delight. ; J .WjTbe reports of wonderful cures o Itheumitisui, Scrofula, Salt hheufn, hjphi iii, Canjcer, Ulcers aDd Sores, that come from all oarta ot the country, are not only remark- aoie Dut so miraculous as to be doubjted wer it not lor the abundance of proofil . I i l Remarkable Cure of Scrofula J'iftoJ CASE OF' (JOL. J.1 C. BRANtoyi Kiroston, Ga., Sept. IsL 1871 Gent?: For rixteen years great sufferer from Scrofula I have beet) a in its most dis reusing forms. 1 have been co, lined to mv room and be .1 for fifteen y ars jwithi scrot'u'.' louu ulcerations. Ibe most approved reniei Jieg forj such cases had bsen uged, and the most eminent- physicians consulted, without any i decided, benefit. irlhus prpsjtrated, ;disj tress d, desponding, I was adv'sed by 'DrJ yer, or Floyd county', Ga., to commence the use of your Comppuod Extract Stdlingia ' j Languape is as insallicient to describe the re. lief I obtained from th nse of the btilligia as it is to convey an adequate dea of jthe in . tenettv of my suffering before , using i jouf medicine; eutuclentto say, 1 abandoned ail e; sumcientto say, i abandoned ail imedies and onntinued thi ue !)f y -or of Htillinjria, untd I can' sAy trulV, ured of all .pain," of al' disease,! with other remedies and oontmued Extract j"l am cured pothircr to obstruct the active Dursuit of mv profession. More than eight months have elapsed since this remarkable cure, without any ruturn I tne disease. 1 For he truth of the above statement! I re fer to any gentleman in Bartow county; Ua., and to the members of the bar of Cherokee Circuit, who are acquainted with me. I shall eyer remain, wun tne oeepeitjfrautua Your obedient servant, j j. j J. C. BRANSON, Attyat-Law. 1 . t . i J . ...... I. A MIRACLE. ! W est Poist, Ga., Sept. 16j 180. Gents: My daughter was taken on the 25th day ot June, 1803, witb what was supposed to be Acute Kheumatum, and was treated fori tbe same with no success. In Larch, follow. I ing, pieces of boue bean to wok out of the! right arm, ,and continued' to appear till al the bone from tbe elbow to the shoulder joint came out. Many pieces of b,ne came. out, of the right foot ano leg. The Case was then pronounced one of White Swelling, i, after having been confined aDout six jears to her bed, and the case considered hopeless, I w is induced to try) Dr. Pemberton'a Coinpi'u4d Extract of Stilliogia, and was so well satis fied with its effects that I have continued the use of it untl the present. . ' j i My daughter was confined to her bed about sixyeais befo-e she sat up or even! turhed over without he p. She now siti up all dav, and sews most of jher ti-i e has walked across tlie room. Her general health is now good, and I believe she will, as her limbs gain strength, waik well. I attribute her recove ry with the blcsbirg of (jjod, to the use o jj yourjinvaluable medicine. With gratitude ' I ani, yours truly. W. B. liLANTONj ' I Wkst Point, Ja., 8ept16, 1870.;, Gents: The ab' ve pertificate of Mr. Wj B. Blanton we know and certify -to as being true. The thing is so; hundreds of the most respected citizens will certify tjo it. Li much reference can be given aa may' be required. I ' Yours truly, - I I' I I .' , CRAWFORD A WALKER, Druggists. 1 HON. H. D WILLI AMd. M DR. Pemberton'a StUlingia ii pre- 1 pared by A. F. Merrell A Co., Philai,Pa.l . Scld by all Druggists in $1.00 bottler, or sent by express. Agents wanted to canvaia j everywhere. I I ! Hnd for Bonk "Carious Ptorvf ifree toi all. Medicines sent to poor people, j arable in inst&Imenta, mar 28 1 ' Corn! Pearl Hominy. Oats, Rye, :'&c. 9H OHO Bushels Prime White ' I i AVyVVd . and iMixed Corn. , 2 500 Baah8l Choice Wet tern Oat. " 7 1 I ! . ' 3QQ Bushels North Carolina ! ,1 ' I . " tieeJ Rve. i IQQ Barrel Pa 1 Hamity. ; M I ( For:sale by ' ' B- F. Mitchell & on. sept ?3 A Word ! 1 ' -I . rpO PARENTS AND TEACHERS : . ' Bcbka , Ml1 Edaca- The Univenlty Series of Schoa a ere adopted by oar State Board of j ti n and I have made arrangements v-uu the Publiabars for their introduction at E educed i t i . i or Introduction Bates, with the prlvi'eze cf ' 1 ! 1 -1 , I exchanging Oil Books for tbex. IhLi ar rangement will contioue only! for a abort time. Secure your Books whila they 1 are chap! . ' i . i t j Conntlea immediately around 1 New Uanrv v v a vbu w r va f'Y w iuv v aaaa v I terms aa oy the Publishers. , ! ept 2J. . , C. W. YATE3.