North Carolina Newspapers

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' f "I rersonaliucs man ttd aroxjM. . - : ; ' All J IT, f4rwl!lltv an V ' ' smkm tn.it tb Cturor aoe3 not wars cricn tnc.vlcTrscf comsponaents coilca to staff d in the editorial columns, " " ivpiz to Nxr ADTKsnstysjfT. txzxT'.t Co Furniture JIcxds BothR3 Druggists I Mr W. M. Cntnuiing has retarned j to.tfie city from a short visit to Mt I Airy. . , ; ... . ; -,,, C W TATM-wall rarer ana window shirts ; !ervice8 lor Ttiursday night i , au Market Street Mission have been . rtujjcruuiJK Rrapes can cuanea to Jt'ridav eveninc at R . - - oe oougin now at Z cents a peck.. o'clock, at which time there will be preaching by Rev. F. D. Swindell. Mr. W. A. liiuch. Auditor of the Atlantic Coast Line, and MrsRioch have returued from a visit- to friends upTorth. - f j - , The Executive Committee for the Tabernacle services wLH meet at the l. m. A. hall tomorrow morning! at 10 o'clock. " Forecasts. For North Carolina faia weather on Wednesday and Thursday and cooler. ' s. iiocai iorecasts from 8 a. m. tc4 day, for Wilmington and vicinity, lair and cooler weather. "S'nCrVxni ninlitifS coramend . ... a X -n.l Lf.V HKUlC it .tuo moss '-irrcr.ui!- kifitrn. " -j vrr cf Kics h for sale in 50c 'lii'UuIc ly all lc:uliufj ilruj fi Any rcfiaMc dmggbt vth '-ret hire it on hand will pro C h rr rjptly for any one wh ii t) try it Do not accept ahj UntrflDUti Ctn CVDfD nn Sil fSJUCiSCO. CAL zxrtx.rr. , tzvr josx, ti.r. ROrtKItr 11. IIELLAa?Y. WHOLESALE DKVGGIST, US , Wilmington, IT. C FOR CASH ONLY 1 T fl!13DS AND TDK PUBLIC IOKX- prjjLf itntj nttlf.e4 tht oa and alter f U te I U seU for CASH AND CASH It. 1 ria tie ncrore offer t!; Inducements tctvoacevv.a the tuency la Hind. I sur LOWEST PKirE aa1 ih- BEST OP Rf5rectfallf. U. P. 8WANN, Act., r it Wv sa Front street. . 'RE HAIR 3IATTRESSES A SPECIALTY. :iqaito Neta r0r Sate. - 0I4 JUtlrnits Keoovnted. VrT.1.CUR,irJirJC. Shrimp are generajly quite plenti ul In September but there have bt-fii none nt all In market ...... the pivwt few days. Hon. Daniei L. RnsseU and Mr?. llnell returned to the-citv on Mon- lay night from a vUit to poiuts in theTfortli and East. - f Mr. W. E.' Anderson, " of Ocala, FIh.. iahere on a visit to his father, Dr. E. A. Anderson. His family have been hero for some time. ' 1 "Why, now I to cat, savs one enoujrh cannot get ladv who foriuerlv nun iiu upiietlte, UUlr iook i loot Is Sarsaparilia. j I am . Maunfauturer's Agent for Darbed ivntTall kinds of Wirt,: Com bination Wire nud Iron Fence?. Or ders solicited. -James I. Metts. t - . i There was a heavy shower of rain here labt midnight mud afterwards! the wind got around to the North and it has bee u cooler and pleas- anter to-day. .Rice birds ae very scarce in tho market. We haven't seen one this season, alth6ugh we know that some come in every clay., rney'are. gen erally engaged ahead. With "Regal" Paint on your house anil "1'iastico" on yonr walls,; your house will be beautiful andj your family happy. Sold by the N. Jacob! Hd it. Co i factory agents. t To DIsihsI Cold, IleaUacIies and Fevers, to. cleanse tho system effectually, vet gently, when costive or bilious, or when the blood is impure or sluggish, . to per manentiy curewmbitual constipa tion, to awaken the kidneys and liver to a hciilthy activity, without irritating or weakening them; use Syrup of Figs. , - ' ., . - Not Kuwrcted to 1.1 ve. A letter was received here yester day from Rev. S. P. Watters, Rector of Grace Church, Morganton, which states that his mother, Mrs. M. E. Watters. is .very low and is not ex pected to live. Mrs. Watters and her son and daughter (the latter! now married and living in. Missis sippi) arc Cape Fear people and in the old days were large rice planters and among, the most wealthy reti, dents of Wilmington. ; Why a .lury Is cfoui posed of 12. J Tho 'firry' of -twelve woVlapted because the prophets were twelve there were twelve Jewish judges twelve pillars of the temple, twelve patriarchs, twelve tribes of Israel ItcUUre ftecelpts and Gains. , There are five steamships here now loading with cotton. There are ten in Charleston. At the latter port the receipts have been, up to Monday, jabout 23,000 bales, against oyer 13,000 here. The gain in Charles ton over last year was aboat 14,000 bales, orsay 00 per cent, while in Wilmington it has been 11,000 bales or about 1,100 per cent. " i X i rel jr Timet Ahead. J: As we have previously stated the t'i Iotsv Association -at Southport will disso)ye on Friday next, the 19th inst., ami each man will then take the field, or the sea, for himseh. Tiiere are 40 pilots at the month of the river jand we may lookJor lives ly times , amoung them now. The Oriental, jCapt. Joe Burrnss, canie up to the city this morning and went on the ways to have her bot tom scraped and cleaned. To lie? Dedleated Next Sunday. ' The new Fifth Street M. E. Church will be dedicated on Sunday next to the worship of Almighty-God. ; The ! dedicatory sermon .will '.be preached by Rev. A. M. Creitzberg, D. D., of - '"-. Bishop Galloway. Bishop Galloway, preached at Grace Church last night to a large and deeply interested congregation. His text was -from Matthews 20th 2G and 27th verses: "Whosoever will be great among you let him be your minister, and .whosoever will be chief among yon let him be' yonr servant."! ',. . ". : ' . . V ... .. . The music, with " Prof. Van Laer ai the organ, Iwas very fine; Miss Lillian Bowden sang an offertory, witlf exquisite pathos. The Bishop will return to Goldsboro "to-morrow. "It Works Like a Oham.,, ItuIon'H Moffn'etic Linlmcur, For Kbcuniatlsm, Neuralgia and SUIT Joints. - - -. . i - r. s.-1-Yes, we be" open Ull 10 ayaln The Marionettes. .V i Another, large audience Prof. Bell and his Royal Marionettes at the Opera House last evening, and anothe r delight f u I perf or man ce was given.: There is no discount on the merits of this show. It is A 1 and all who attend get the full value of their money whether they do or do not get a prize. These were awarded j as follows: Preston G; White, 012 Princess street, received a ton of coal; Miss Emma Yopp, Mulberry street, a dinner set of over one hundred pieces Henry Spears, colored, 811 Fifth street, a tea-set of OPERA HOUSE. : ONE WEEK, Commencing Monday, Sept. IStli. greeted Ml f fn b o Qafn rA r trnf O O f ionettes V,ww uvit Wilmington's Favorites, with an entire New " i Snow. BELL'S OltlQJNAL KOYAL MA1UONETTE8.- J Finer Presents given t ban ever. - Admission 15, 25, S3 and 50 ctnts. Scats oa sale now at usual place, . - WatCh for the (Iratad Pnrflirt nnrln mnm ! - . ; seaiatt.' MARKET NOTICE. : tno south- uaroima Uonference. Ur. 5G pieces; 0: Mack ay, corner Fifth Creitzberg was at one time pastor of nd Dock streets, "a toilet set of Front Street M. E.! Church In this twelve nieces: Wm. Plummer. 121 city and was largely instrumental in pront street, a plush manicure set. the formation of the congregation To-uicht there will be given' awar- or x if th street Uhurch. We will publish -in a day or two. a full pro gramme cf the services to be held on Sunday next in the new church. Maj. J. R. Kenly, Assistant! Gen eral Manager of the Atlantic Coast Line, is on a tour of inspection of the branch roads of the Wilmington & Weldon Railroad in Eastern North Carolina. Our butchers and grocers are mak- Inc extensive preparations. 'for the big crowds expected here at the Sam Jones meetings. They say . that there will be plenty to eat and of the best. ! Sneed & Co., rrr- . V"UB9 T0 KX0XV1LLE FURNI- P-,ioUAst corner Mrket and Second t ocartuuc Cesinis, lowest toijiatttedtocaa and Inspect nac myl3tl i iftfoBna Ileach and Soallipor i rTAS CK0VE LEAVES WILMINGTON p. to. Rtturnln?. train tJ Iia) and S a) n. m. -V ' r bandar. . h c s cents to Beach and rjturn. New Push and Pull Blind Hinges. Iocksthe blind when opened or closed. Saves labor and cost of put tine on inside fastenings, which are not needed with these hinges. Car menters. It will pay you to examine and use same. 'N.Jacob i Hdw.Co. t Hon. C. W. McCIammy arrived in the city last night and went down to Scott's Hill this morning to see his folk. He is going into the cam pajgn wRl) his coat off and his sleeves rolled up and do all he can to roll up a big majority for Mr. Grady. We have it now. A Pump that is always primed, never requiring a tub of water to start it. It is the bright invention of a North Caro lina genius and Is pronounced by all to be the best pump on the market. See it and you will have no other. N. Jacob! Hdw. Co. I U raper and Window Shades. UCLST T0CK1 NOUTII CAROLINA Uc jour trdci now tefore It is hard to keep up with the vagaries of the malls. We received this, Wednesday morning, papers published in Raleigh and Charlotte on Monday. 1 We frequently get several issues of a paper in one mail. A few days since three issues of the .ARheville Citizen came to hand at one time. twelve stones in Aaron's breastplate, twelve gates of Jerusalem, twelve signs oi the Zioaiac. wnen juries were first established the judge took the juries around with him in a cart until they agreed upon a verdict. If they did not agree they were fined and Imprisoned. Heavy Italns In the Interior. A friend at Thoraasville, in this State, writes us that they have had up mere tne neaviest iau oi rain ever known in that section'. For 24 hours it was simply terrific. Pretty much the same report comes from other sections of the interior, and It Is likely that heavy freshets may be looked for in the rivers. Our friend. wrote under date of 15th mst. and his last words were, "And still it rnins in torrents." Thomasville is in tho Yadkin river section CtheYad kin Is lower down the Pee Dee) but Deep River is not far off and all of the wafer that flows into that river finds its way to the sea through the Cape Fear. Meeting of Macistrates. A called meeting of the Justices of the Peace for Wilmington township is held at the County Commis- . " i I t 1. sioners room mis- uiormus iur mo purpose of electing a registrar for the First Ward. Dr. W. W. Harnss, chairman of the Board, presided and Justice J. M. Cronly was made secretary. The following Justices were present: Dr. W. W. Har- riss, A. David, Li, a. umu ing, J. M. Cronly, M. .F. Costin, T.1 J. Southerland, E.G. Parmelee, M. Newman, L. W. McLaurin, H. McL. Green, George L. Morton, James W. King, John Cowan, E. D. Hall, W. Mc. Evans, T. B. Harris?, J.H. Dan iel and-R. B. Clowe. On motion Mr Junius G." Love was elected Registrar for he Second Division of the First Ward ana then the meeting adjourned. Praia 713 Nmv Year Card. nice assort tacnt to-day. YATES BOOK STORE. Keeping llonso With Cockroaches, m . W A- Beetles, water bugs, arc, is noc pleasant. The .most euecuve uuu permanent remedy s--ror two or three nights to sprinkle ROUGH ON RATS dry powder unmixed, in, 1 down the sink and drain a handsome suite oi oea-room iurni ture, valn?d at $35, besides 100 other 'presents.;,;." ' C-. v ' -.,' 7'- .. .. j Criminal Conjj. r''--- The following cases were disposed of to-day: j " r: - J'y': : ' ' ;;-:V'5' John A. Barker, for per- Motion for inistrial by conn e. Juror withdrawn and mistrial made. Motion to continue State vs. jury sei iUl the case overruled noon. , State vs. by defendants SPJinsel Case on trial this after- Col. Rowland. - Hon. Alfred Rowland, the gallant RepreseiitsUeinjCongress from this district, is sick at his ITb7rlO-itt--i4im- berton, bht we are glad to learn that ho is improving. The Robesoniari says of him and 'we most heartily concur: j"No - county district or State ever had within its limits a better man. His people not only admire but love him. '-They know him. 'His purity, his stainless records his genial! manners, his moral cour age, his sturdy practical judgment and battery with a deadly weapon, and his rare modesty all conspire to Verdict guilty. Defendant sentenced make him beloved and popular to 0 months in the County House or whereverihe Is known.v correction. . And we! will add: No country ever State, vs) Dover Johnson, for Jar- cenjv Verdict guilty. Defendant Cafeb. Blount, for lar ceny. Verdict -guilty. Defendant fined $50 and costs. - State vs. Annie Davis, for assault : A frieud of onrs, a Front street merchant, who spent two months . i ..i j f ua1i lint T i i i n I v nvpr jfive ,K,unds in weight during! that ; time, rcmarKeii mat tne uve pounus i jnff wash it all away down me uraiu j amount of money .he had expended. I There are many-, who -wonld pay Jmore than a hundretl dollars a pound for h little tuore meat ou their bones. JOS. P. Ornio- ( ?t, ,tl AMf rman, Flanncr Ca) (Ucr,CAL Whkeu IN US. MIEET C!miJ gto DiocosV of East Caroliua will meet 5?" ben aim : 1,1 ohlsboro to-morrow to discuss T t 7: zr .Komo matters pertaining to the wel- i. ij t n.i - . . nine, when all the insects irora rar- la 9 HI . -m. ret to cellar will aisappear. auw se cret of this is in the fact that wher ever the bugs or insects may be during the day, they must go to the .,inir.i tn watpr tlurinzr lue nignr. They can't stand ROUGH ON RATS 1U llieir wnicr. mi" iuu , most effective and satisfactory rem- ROUGH U.S ISA A a oeing . . . ill 1 .V!c -irt poison, i, r Rlienui. Fever Sores. Tetter, CbY- uwu j ) . ,i . rl,lK17 had a nobler patriot or a more gal lant, chivalrous soldier than Alfred Rowland of the Vbloodyj Eighteenth." . , f : : ' ' The Citizens' Association. The third annual meeting of the Citizens' Building and Loan Asso ciation was held last night at the City Hall and was attended by most of the i stockholders. The Vice President, Mr. : H. G. Sniallbones, presided, with Mr. I J. S. Mitchell, the Secretary, at the desk. Twelve hundred and seventy-four shares,, which is a majority of the capital stock, were found to be rep resented. I : " The annual statement was read. It shows that the business of the or ganizatioh is in aTflourishing condi tion, the earnings in the first series amounting to 9 4-5 j per cent, per share per annum on the-amount paid in, and in the second series '11 per cent, per share. . Ad amendment to the by-laws was offered, allowing any member in the first series to withdraw and receive 11 A seven per cent, on tne amount, ac tually paid in at the time of with drawal. -4 ' i j ' . " : ;" - The old board of directors was re elected unanimously, the secretary casting the ballot. The board is as follows: Messrs. W. H. Chadbourn, W. A. Riacb, W. F. Williams, H' . G. Smallbones, J. I. . Sharp, J. W. Jackson, T: J. Pratt, Jas. T. Riley, G. M. Altaffer, John McEntee, M. Bellamy, A. G. tanks, E. F. Johnson. After adjournment of the stock- linldrs1 mcetincr. the Board of Di rectors was called together, with Mr. J. W, Jackson in the chair. - All the bid officers were re-elected'as follows: - ... . .";.-. President W. H. Chadbourn. . Vice President H. G. Smallbones. Secretary and Treasurer Jos. S. Mitchell. , . Attorneys M. Bellamy andA. G. Ricaud. , ' : It was decided to issue a small series of 250 shares at once, . 1 llncklen Arnica'.SalT. The Best Salve in the world Outs. Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, sentenced to 3 years in tiary. State v the Pcniten- vs. Stephen Graham, for false pretense. Juror withdrawn. Mistrial ordered by the court. De fendant discharged. Tha grand jury returned true bills against Joseph Harriss and David Hawkins, for an affray, and against Charles Nixon and Scipio HI1J, - for an affray. . - . CITY OF WILMINGTON, N. a, , DEPARTMENT MARKETS AND FEE3, ' I SErmtBXB 12TH71S51 . OT1CE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN AC- ljprJance with the Market Laws and Kesula tioDs the stalls and stores la the. various Mar kets of the city will be rented at public auc tlon, Saturday, September 20th, 18S0, .com menclnsr at Fifth Ward Market House at ll" o'clock ai eel, reaching Fourth street Market about 1L45 a. m., and Front Btreet.Market about 120 p. m. ' T Delinquents are reminded that no bid can be received from any one In debt to the city. :- Respectfully, . " ; - GEO. L. MORTON, chairman Market Committee.: . sepmt- 13 J5 17 19 - . . , :. , SJUOimBESOllTI "ATLANTIC VIEW,15 WKIGUTSVILLE.N.C, . - " S NOW OPEN UNDER SAME MANAUE- ment. Tne Hotel and grounds are near the waters of the bo una and tne Atlantic Ocean , and a few steps from the Depot of the Sea- V5Qtr Villi mart trrvm WHmlnrrfAn Ask the conductor of the train to 'stop to j at WrlghtsYiUe. . BOARD M TUB DAY, WEEK OR; 1I05TH 1 Sendtfor circulars. . : ' . . ; j .ED. WILSON MANNING, . Jel3 ; m. t ' ' u Proprietor. RIOTICE !:".;.: " " OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY AND TKEAS'R " vr mi UiMXKAJU It. It. CO. -j. r. ni' u V Wilmixgton, N.c.'. Sept. 9th, lSJKk : Death of Mr. Trempert. ; We greatly regret to learn ot the death of Mr. H. C. Prempert. Late yesteida y afternoon,' after, a recov ery from his unconscious condition, I Thursday, the 9th day of October, proximo, at 1 ne agam t'ecuuie wuree uuu his ueatu sepuim JOUN 11. SUAltP, Sec', wns lonkptl for at nnv hioiuent.: This I . .... 1..- ..... -, - ; . forenoon he rallied somewhat! but Wa 11 16 d . Sai7agiSit8" THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING OF the Stockholders of the Carolina Central Railroad Co. will be held at the omco of 'the Old Dominion bt earns hi D Co.. corner Uenrh and West streets, In the city of New York, on again sank and died at 2:15 o'clock. Mr. Prempert was a -native of.Co burg, Germany, and has resided here for twelve years. He was CI years of age. He leaves a widow, thiee sons and three daughters, all !of whom are grown. He-vas an old and a gallant Confederate soldier antljhad seen active service in the field before; coming to this, country, having served in the. war between Germany and Denmark In 13. Pre vious to the war he was a resident of Goldsboro and when the toe sir of war . sounded he was one of the "first to respond. He was one" of the charter members, of the Goldsboro Rifles and when Gov. Ellis i called upon them, in April, 1861, to occupy Fort Macon, Mr. Pre'mpert went with them. He afterwards enlisted in Co. H, 2d N. C. Regiment, and served with gal lantry 'and distinction throughout the entire ;war. . At its close he was drum major of the regimental band. Mr. Premnert was la member of Cape Fear I6dgeo, 2 I. O. O. F. and was a Past Grand in that order;! he was also a Royal. Arch Mason j and a Knight TeuiDlar. and he was a Past Chancellor of ifermanial Lodge No. 4, Knights of Pythias. . The -funeral services will take Plans of business combine- besatfeaturea of Building- Fund and Life Insurance. First-class contracts. Address, with references. BXotnal Annuity Co., Staunton, Va. eod sep 12 3t' English andClassical School -liY- Ucv. Unr.ifii Morrellr, A. Hi . T WE THIRTY-SCUND ANNUAL SESSION ; will begin D. V.) Wednesday, toben Orange street, corner of 1 If th. the first of Oo For any Information apply at Na 433 sepLStf John TJernor. for Silt IIEEE IS BUT ONE, ANDJHE HOLDS forth at No. 23 Market street. A good Share for 10 cents, a Shampoo for 20 cents, or a Hair Cat for 20 cents. Four of the best Harbera In the state. Clean towels, sharp razors and prompt attendance. JOHN WERNER, The German Barber, . feqiotf ; t & Market atreet ADRIAN & V0LLEB8, WHOLKSALK DKALCICS IH Provisions, Groceries, , Liquors, Tobacco, Cigar?, . 1 ...... i ' t AND-- C0M3IISSI0N ; MERCHANTS, Cor. Front and Sock SU, wicaxiNGTON, n. c; the sod rest lightly upon him and CAPE jPEAIl ACADEHY may hisunemory bekept.grtep ini the hearts 'of all who knew and i mr. w m w r niiviir 11 nil v w 1 1 rt. 11 ai 1 1 w ' U. F. Aldrrtll3D;,hreorihdiMer. This eoramlttee g tl,oon,in " Xiollwr-ay .W ""a?wS loTed'"ia' ! ' .of FayrtteTlllr. Iter. Jauics Car- 0 RATS witu a .iiau anteed lo sire perfect satisfaction, ' ul ' ... , WMiS5. ' mtehaeV D. O.. of WIImIoSlon; Kcr. ZoUcTor onX&, moue, fanSed. Price SScaf. 1.000 U U JrfSwPSSjyjTJSS It' JU DeKt;-of W, mlnS on.l jjju, -., ,a chUdren. Cat this oat for, a t,:,udlr--- . . . 7iI3or7;'j 'tmm auja Ir. George Robert, of 2iewberu . uiit,wiiv . Iteopena September iS2ods Ibrost Preyaifisaf Ur Izvxii ir ftl';, x COMPETENT INSTEUCTOHS. , LEADING MALE SCHOOL! Please enter at bcgtnnln? of Ecssloa. . - jr-ericecar-lcein vq-jk Meres. - - ' - V,'. CATLLTT, Iflncfpal, S?? 15 la Ccr. Firta zzl vtr..zii tr ; t ,