North Carolina Newspapers

tr PAPER . JAMES, arITI058.F0STAaE PAID. 00 Hi seonths.. f2M J ThfM ... r. month. 69 Oent. : .v. 11 v ' . g rill be delivered by earner, 1 t?Tt ja tBJ part of the city, at the - ebiro'r 1 3 cecM per week. :t TXt low and liberal 7n6en will please report any and rii"r THfffl rti semen t. I eWL "1Z1 WOLHTiOK IuDARPETS jBOWN & RODDICK, 45 market St. Itraisliow the largest assortment of Carpets South of New York. ftrpeto, Carpets, Carpets, Carpets. Farther particulars next week. ftrpete, 1 Carpets i Carpets, Carpets. Crer J.OOOJtepresented in this New Enterprise. Carpets, Carpets Carpets. We invite all to call who have AY ilea of purchasing such goods. Carpets, Carpets, 1 Carpets, Carpets. also inyite all to call whether they have any idea of pur chasing or not. Carpets ! Caroets I Caroets ! BROWN & RODDICK, 45 Market Street tWCE TO MERCHANTS AND OTHERS! New Job Printing Office ! 'p UHDIRSIGrfED, having leased the ("".Trp aad Materia! of the Dailt 7 Job Priottog Office, begs to ao- tkathe U fully prepared to do every rtioa.f Plin and ornamental Print- rood style and at low rates. tBid. ry tttiBW. "Neat and Quick and Cheap' u!ot of thii office. tlw i ,tIlwklildlllr' 8 W CorBer ,7 Telephone will receive prompt fcrili4 of PrUtinr carefully ex "Voted to JZ?? f ,id"r ont of the city and mailed WM' eoamoBieaUoBi to WGAR 8. WARRICK w M Printer, Wilmington, N. C. 1T SS'SLSIBIBLES and over 2O0O U- 1 " W j08. nitb all the SKW FEATURES, Lit... with orer 4X0 "'"tlU'f. Art .nH Snnm Rkai iviiAL W. p , 4 K r A N lor Ue fcii 5 0pl6, Circulars and terms tent on PJIJ eiUon to J. H. Cd Ai. B KS A CO., -!!lr Atlanta. Q Mount iin Batter. ten kits, 1 For sale by Hall & Pearsall 1 -4 VOL.IV. LOCAL NEWS. , ' t ; New Advertisements. U.iKiBiE.iK New books, id OHiow To-Moirow. s W. A W..R. R. Change of Schednle W. O. A A. R. R.-iChange of Schedule. Notici Oermania Lod?e. Alii. Srausr A 80s A Card. A. A I. 8naisa Oyercoats. School of Drawing, fain ting, etc i : 1 ' j Day's length 10 boars and 3 minutes. Wirdow Glasi--a.li bizjs at bluffer :fc Price's. t No interments in Bel ley ue Cemetery this week. Wbea the stove is put up in tbe parlor loik out for f parka. ' A handsome Kid Glove for ONE DOLLAR. at -SHRIEK' ! , - n He that pelts every bark ing dog rrust pick a great many stones. They are never alone w ho are accom- panied with noble thoughts. Meat Cutters and Stuffars, Guns,' Grind stones and so on, at Jacodi's. There were four interments in Oak- dale this week all adults. Falling down stairs gives a fellow a wonderful iosicht into tbe starry king dom. 1 i Ona adult and tWo children were in terred in Pine Forest Cemetery (colored) Ibis week. There appears to be no end to a piece of chewing gum It lasts until given to 1 another girl. ! " The schooner Cora Davidson, Ire' land, hence, arrived ! a C., on the 17th inst.' t Georgetown, S. The celebrated Zeb Vauccl and other Cooking and Heating Stoves at the lowrst cash prices at Jacobi s Hardware Depot. t The Register of Deeds hasiiasued Beven ! i marriage licensee this week, one of which was for a white couple and the'remainlng six for colored couples. They'll are be there to-ljghtJ Front seats in the orchestra engaged for bald headed .nines. The iuniors will fit a lit- tie farther back where they ban see and hear well enough. To-morrow will be known jin the Ohurch Calendar as the Twenty-fourth t is the last Sun day in Trinity tide, the j next, th ) last in the month, being Advent Sunday, i You can buy a No. 1 heating or Cook Stove at almost any price at Jacobi'SjNo. 10 South Front street. 1 y . . Headache arises from different causes. Congestive Headache: is j produced by an undue quantity of blbcq in the brain j to which high livers, robust people and young women are liable. Dr. Bull's Baltimore Pills regulate the bowels and thus divert the current of blood from the brain. Price 25 cents.! needed Repairs. The railing on the Norfh side of Little Bridge over Smith's Creek has been - I 1 ' ! blown down, and the passage dangerous, fspecially in the night s now time. Aside from the destruction of the railing, iii the entire structure is in a very bjid and delapi !ated condition, and stands ta need of immediate and important repai City Court. The olIv cases, for the Mayor s con- . i sideration this , morning were those of two individuals who, according to the testimony of one of their witnesses had taken a drink o: two last'evening, which, in all probability, was the primary cause oV their being a-raignei before His Honor this morning upon the charge of disor derly conduct. Tke testimony oif the officer who made the arieit was pretty strong againet the defendants, one ef wbosa was charged with s ttemptifjg to draw a pistol after reaching the Guard Room. The decision of the' Co rl as 20 fine in each case of disorderly j con -duct, while the party who was charged with attempting to draw a pistol was bound over to the next term of the Crim inal Court for carrying!a conceal 3 1 weap on The defendants took an appeal from tbe decision of tne Court in j regard to the line imposed and were guen until 3 o'clock ibis afternoon to filo a justified bond in the sum of $50 each for their appearance at the next term of the Criminal Court which convene in this city the beginning of the next week. This finished the busi ness on the docket tod the Court ad- jouraeel. Da WILMINGTON, N. C, SATURDAY NOVEMBER 22, 1879. NO. 247 Large Confligration Burning of ColYille & Co's Steam Saw Hill, and Altaffer & Price's Sash & B "lad Factery.Deitmction of Spirits and Bosin' Loss $35 000 to $40 000 About fifteen minutes past twelve o'clock last night the private watchman on Messrs Colvil'e & Co's mill yard at the foot of Walnut street near the river discovered flames issuing from tbe f jrnace room of the mill and immediate y gave the alarm of fire. The policeman on that beat sounded the alarm about tbe same time, and soon the fire bells were all ringing the;. general alarm. Tbe LiltU Giant steam engine, followed by the Hook and Ladder, Cape Fear engine S ted man Bucket Company and Adrian, reached the scene in the order named, but owing to the intensity ot the cold it was 1 o'clock before a stream of water could be thrown; tbe fire had then been raging some three quarters of an hoar, and' the mill and Messrs. Altaffer & Price's Sash and Blind Factory were now beyond the hope of being rescued from destruc tieu, and it required the united efforts of the firemen to save even a portion of the lumber on the yard, together with the building and naval stores of Messrs. Alex. Sprunt 3c S-n on the adjoining wharf. The Champion Cotton Compress on the North was also adjoining ,the fire, but the fire-proof brick wall and the tin s'led was a .'great protection to the prop erty and was the cause, no doubt, of pro renting a spread of the flames in that di rection ot the time. The Nor. bark Zzphyr, lying at Messrs Sprunt & Son's wharf at the time, was scorched somewhat, and was finally ex tricated from its dangerous position by the steam tug Nyce which arr rived in time to tow tbe ressel away. The mill of Messrs Oolyille & Co had not been running for three days, owing to tbe fact that some repairs were being made, but steam was kept up in the boil er to run the machinery of Altaffer & Price's Sash and Blind Factory, which wss under the same roof, Colrille & Co furnishing them the motive power for their factory. It was from the fire in the furnace room, where the boiler is fired up, that it is thought the flames originated, al though the watchman states that he pass ed through this room about 10 or 11 o'clock and no fire was visible at that hour. Still, it is supposed that a few slumbering sparks may hare lingered there and been fanned into a flame through tbe rentilator or flues to the room and then communicated to a small pile of shavings and saw dust left in this room for kind ling purposes. The mill and factory were entirely consumed together with a quantity of lumber on the yard. The flames then spread to Messrs Spiunt and Son's yard adjoining, and destroyed seme S25 casks of spirits and about 400 or 500 barrels of rosin; also the wharf and.shed ; in addition, there were some 60 casks of spirits and about 100 barrles rosin which were rolled into the rlrer, the most of which, howercr, will he recorered. The determined efforts of omr worthy firemen, tinder their efficient Chief, Col. Roger Moore, are worthy of the highest praise for their untiring xeal and energy to preserve property and prerent a further conflagration. From all that we can gather the follow iog is a list of the losses sustained by the different property owners together with the amount of insurance on the different properties which were consumed : Messrs. Colrille k Co. lost their mill and machinery and about $5,000 worth of lumber. The mill was insured for $2,000, one thousand of which was with Mr. Norwood Giles In the Western, of Canada and $1,000 more with the Pamlico of Tarboro, J W. Gordon Sc Bro., Agents. On their lumber Messrs. Colrille Sc Co had only $4,000 insurance divided as follows: with Atkinson Manning in the Fire Associstlon of Philadelphia, $2,000, with Norwood Giles in the Royal ot Eagland $1,000 and with J W. Gordon & Bro. in the Union Fire and Marine of Texas, $1,000. Besides this, the wharf property on which the mill stood, the property of Col. John MacRae, was almost entirely destroyed. Mr. Taylor, son of one of the mill owners, estimates the cost to repair the wharf at from fire to eight thousand dollars. We were unable to acertain whether the wharf was covered by insurance or not. Messrs. Colrille & Co. 'a lots will probably reach $10,000 orer and abort their insur ance. Messrs. Altaffer & Price, who had juit Review' succeeded in putting now and expe&sive machinery into their factory,' which tbey expected to start to-lay for the frst timo hid only $1,000 ins'ir-uw-f-this with Norwood Giles. Their loss, the firm es timates, to be between five an 1 aix th u sind djllars, besides tbe lo?s of busiiicgs which tbe burning of their factory entails upon them. Messrs. Sprunt & $jn'a loss is about 8,500 on spirits and rosin in and around warehouse, but this is fully covered by insurance with the Agencies of DeRosstt & Northrop, Norwoo,l Giles, J. W. Gor don & Bro. There is at leist $3,000 lost on the warehouse and wharf burnt which was corered to the extent of $2,000 with At kinson k Manning. Thre is also some damage to Mewr Sprunt A Son's office building, but this V i ! i.i . .S comparaiiToiy aiignr, not yet ascertained The otace is covered with $5,000 insur ance with Norwood Giles and J. W. Gor don & Bro. A dredging scow, built for the U S. government . and just completed, was burned in thi dock at the mill yard; the cost of this boat and machinery will probably reach $2,000, but we were no able to ascertain whether it is the loss of Messrs, Colrille. & Co., who furnished tba lumber for constructing it, or the Govern ment. , The total amount of damage to prop, erty will probably reach $40,000. The flames, though under control, at this writing, 2:30 o'clock, are net entirely ly subdued, a large pile of slabs stored up against the Compress Company's wall being still on fire, and some little appre hension is felt on the part of the officers of the Company for the safety of their property. A vigilant watch is being kept however, and the fire engines are still on duty where they will probably remaiaall night and until the danger has en tirely ceased. Our warmest sympathies are tendered to the sufferers, whom we hope soon to see rise, Phoenix like, once more and ere long be in full blast again. Cen'l Sup'ts Office. WILMINGTON, COLUMBIA AND AU GUSTA RAILROAD CO. Wilmington, K. C, Not 22, 187 CHANGE OF SCHEDULE On and after Sunday, Nor. 23, the fol lowing schedule will be run on this road: DAT EXPRESS AND MAIL'TRAIN, daily. Leare Wilminrton..... 9 33 A Id Arrive at Florence... 2 03 PM Leare Florence - 3 50 PM Arrive at Wilmington 8 iO P M NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN (Daily). Leave Wilmington..... . 10 13 P M Leave Florence....).. 2 2 ) A M Arrive at Columbia. 9 00AM Leave Columbia.................. 5 OOPM Leave Florence 3 30 A M Arrive at Wilmington 6 30 A M This Train stops only at Flemington White ville, Fair Bluff, and Marion. Pswenjrers for Columbia, and all points on G. A C. R. R. and in Western North Caroli na, via Columbia and Spartanburg, should take Night Express Train from Wilmington Passengers for Augusta should take Night Express Train, which connects closely ria Florence and Charleston Junction. P3 Through Sleeping Cars on all nisrht traits for Charleston, Savannah, Augusta (yia Charleston Jutciion), and for Colum bia. JOHN F. DIVINE, General SnpL cov 21 WILMINGTON & WELD ON EAILROAD COMPANY. Omn ov Oik'l HmaiMTiHDiBrt Wilmington, N. a, Nov 22d, 1879, CHANGE OF SOHEDULB. On and after Sunday, Nov. 23d, 187, Passenger trains on the Wilmington A Wei doa Railroad will run as follows : DAY MAIL AND EXPRESS TRAIN, dally. Leave Wilmington, Front 8L Depot at.. ......................... ....... 50A M Arrive at Weld&nat. U 53 P M Leare Weldon.... Arrive at Wilmington, Front St. Depet at. 9 63 P M NIGHT MAIL AND EXPRESS TRAIN, DAILY. Leave Wilmington, Front St. DepotaC........ 8 40 P M Arrive at Weldon at........... 1 S Leave Weldon, ......... Arrive at Wilmington, Front St. Depot at. 9 HAM Trains on Tarboro Branch Roaa leave Rocky Mount for Tarboro at 5.10 P M dairy, and Ttteday, Thursday andriaturcay at 4:tC A M. Returning, leave Tarboro at 10Oi A M daily, and Monday, Wednesday anc Friday at 8:30 P M. The Day Train makes close connection at Weldon for all points Nortn vi 5y Lin daily, (except Sunday) and dail, n Ricl moad and all rail route. Night train makes close connections a Weldon for all points north via Richmond. Sleeping Cars attached to all Night Trains. JOHN J. DIVINE, Geatral 8pt. or 1 New Advartisamanti. New Advertisements. A Card. THS THANKS OF THE UNDERSIGNED a-e doe and ara hereby cordUllj tender ed t Col. Rorer Moore and the Fire Depart ment for their uccewful efforts to saved onr property during the fi'e thii mornirir. nov n It ALfcX. 6PRUXT A SON. SCHOOL OF DRAWING- PAINTING, ETC. TN8TRXCTI0N GIVES in Crayon, Lepia L and India Ink Drawing:, also, Faintiif in Water Calori, Oil, Fa tol ai d Coloriag Photograph, at reasonable ratei. For fu-ther Darticalart itqaire at the Pchool Koomi rf Misses Burr A James, in the rear of 8t James Church nor 22 (rfirmsnu Indue A V nf P BRETHREN :-Ton are hereby requested to assemble at your Cattle Ball, to mor row, (Hundaj) moininjr, at 9 o'clock, to at tndthe funeral of oar deceased Brother Knight, H.EHRBECK. The Brethren of Htonewall Lodf e, No. 1, are respectfully in vited to attend. All are requested to appear in full uniform. . By order of C. C. V J4 ILLEK, K. of R. and 8. DOT Overcoats ! Overcoats ! ! Overcoats!!! JJE8T STOCK AND L9WE8T PRICES in the citr, at SHRlER'fl TWO STORES, 22 Market st. New Books. A VOICE FROM 80UTH CAROLINA Twe've Chapters before Hampton Twelve Chapters after Hampton. With a Journal of a ReDnted Ka. Klnr-. tnH a pendix. By John A. Leland, Ph D. AWRniiii nMjL,tu. a. Piovei oy Chris tian Reid. Alt for sale at HEINSBEEGERM, Live Book and Mtuic Store. rpUE LARGEST BOOK, riCrDRKa'd MUSICAL tftabiiihaen tin the Static All orders met witn prompt attention. no 21 39ad 41 Market st. For Rent. rjlHAT DESIRABLE WHARF, at oet of Mulberry street, latelv occuDied by the Baltimore Rteamihin Cnmnanv. com plete with Offices, Sheds, Ac. Alio, the COAL rod WOOD YARD, corner of Front and Muloerry streets, at present occupied by J. A. Springer. Apply to sept30-tf H. NUTT. TURPENTINE HANDS WANTED. JgOX CUTTERS, Hackers and Dippers can obtain employment at the Turpentine Farms of the undesigned in Georgia and South Carolina. Apply at my offise in Wil mington. A. H. VasBOKKELEN. nov20d3tw2t Ship Notice. A LL PERSONS are hereby can tioned ted against harboring or trusting of the crew of the Nor. Barque VI CaDt. Rftjunniif nl nn dfhtu of their contraction will be paid by either the Cap tain er Consignee, nov 19 B.E. HEIDE. OPERA HOUSE. One Night. Positively. SA.TUEDAT, NOVEMBER 22. The Supreme Favorites Is The Celebrated . Rentz-Saiilley Norelty Company. Reorganized ! Remodeled 1 Enlarred I S Times Greater then Ever 1 3 Look at the Gigantic Company : Mabel Santlev, Kate Raynham, Marion Re quea, Rosa Lee, May Arnott, M'lle Zto, Georeie Parker Sisters Liziie, Hattie Forrest, Victoria North, Luiu Mortimer, Ophelia Starr, Harry The Woods Minnie, Louise Ran dell, Li da Keayon, 8aaford and Wilson, The Great Lew Benedict, A Ifre A nson, Mark Ktntz. Introducing for ths u first time in America, the Sparkling English Borlesqae, H. M. 8. PINAFORE! ManUi cent Costumes, Brilliant M uric, f upeib Dan cing. Prices as usasl. Seats secured at Heinsbergers. M. B. LEAVITT, Proprietor and Mansger P. ROSENBAUM, Uanerai Agent, nov 19-3t HOME-MADE CANDY AND POST OFFICE GOOBER STAND. THE ONLY GENUINE HOME-MADE Candy in the city, will be found every day, fresh and sweet, three doors South of tbe Poetoffice on Second street. Also, fine French Candies, Nuts, Bairias, Fruit, Ac. C. E. J EVENS, Wot 18 Neat the Poetofflce. ADIE8' BDTTON BOOTS I Jost ! ceived an elegant assortment of Ladies' Button Boots. An elegant Box-toe French Kid, French Heel, Silk Top Button Boot, de cidedly the prettiest Shoe in the market. A rezy desirable Basket Top Button 8 hoe at fl per pair. Ladies' Pebble Goat button Boots, very good quality, at 92 60 per pslr. These goods are all new, of the latest styles, and each and every pair warranted. THOS. H. HOWEY, nov IT Mo. AT North Uatket at. IT f J 1 PLEASE 50TICZ. L We will be glad to reeaire comma nlcation i from out friends on any and allsmbjeets.o general interest but : " t ' j The name of the writerastj alwayr. be for niahed to the Editor. 1 QConunnsieations mast be written on orJj onetideof theeper. !, , j ' Personalities matt be avoided. EAnd it is epeially and particularly onr stood that the Editor does not always endo s the riews of correspondents -nalt tc it In the editorial eoiuBcns. I He wv A d vertisemen is FALL 4 WINTER AT 'M.vM'.- KATZ'S :M5 Market M. T7AV1NG bUCCKELKlr .t.ir aovera-1 JLi weeks of until ii.r itth:stiy at d ttiort, in buying the CHOICEST TKODUCTS of JEUiropeaa Aqd Aiuericau JJanuiadur. ers, I am ptepamFto bffer to mr Patrons ann rnenas . ins In ell tb different Departrneiit whlcl cannot be excelled iu V A R IETY AND Byany Ilcusejn thecity or elsewtere. BLACK DRESS SILKS!! OfBelloo, Gulnei, Teillard and Pcuaorg rnarrnfafl.ure. Oar celebrated heavy Soft GROS GRAIN tlror UnQ Lollar per yard, g?- Colorekl Silks, Silk Vel S.iliiiM, in Plain 'and Satin Mripis. DRESS GOODS. ISatin Mnlang, Cashmere, boie, llrocalo rersan, Tcrsan llaye, . Eaye lkoche, (Jaralo Mohair, Stiipcd Satin, Csmel's Hair, Colored Cashmeres from lo cents up, Jolored Alpacas, all 6hades, 12 J cents, Double Width Colored Alpacas, heavy, only 16 cents per yard. A Great Variety of different styles, suit able for the season, very low. Mourning Goods. 'The best assortment ever offered here, iuDrab D'Ele, Bombazioe, Tamise, Crape Cloth ; l'lain. Striped and Hrocade Cash mere ; Henriettas, Mohairs, Australian Cloth . It ft 1 riinmlDg, Silk, Grass and Cbeneil Frin ges, Gloyes and Hosiery, every style, gocd and cheap, Skirts andCorsets. The best Fifty Cent Corset eyer so'd in the city. I - Ribbonsa Fancy, Satin, Striped and Brocaded. aces and Embroideries in greatest vsrie y. Housekeeping Goods, Blankets, Flan nel. Men and Boys' Wear, Ladies' Cloth, Ladies and Children's Mev rino Vests, Buchings, Ties, Fancy Goods. One Thousand Dozen Linen Handker chiefs, from 5c np. DOMESTIC GOODS, &c , &c., Ac, all at prices which defy com petition, and qualities which cannot fail to give satisfaction. I can assure my kind patrons that every article will be sold AS LOW, and THE MAJORITY LOWER than at any previous season. Order Samples and you will be carta i a to patronize OT. OT, KATZ, 36 JMarkct SI. oct 27 To-IVIorrow SHALL RECEIVE FULL Lines of OEMTr NECK WEAR, AND GLOVES. &C. M ON SOX, THE CLOTHIK& nr y Jl A5D MSB. TAILOR. The New Hat Store, OUR STOCK of Men's, Youths', Boys and Children's Hats and Caps Is com plete, whicu we propose to sell 4ow as the lowest. We have a large assortment of SUk. Cloth, Scotch and Astrlcan Cape, very ebeap. Also, a large line of Umbrellas. Those wLhisr anything in our line will do well to examine Before making their pur chases. yOHN If. R0B15S0N, oct 2T- Ho, 6 KorU Front iU OD CloaKSlaterDroofSliai