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VOL. I.
LOCAL.
SrUl Notic.
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City Eelisiou3 Uirertory for
Sundayt Nov. 4tb.
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8t. Jznnt Ki-t vl C'urh corri
K.trkrt J Ti. rU ft.. R. Mr.
Wac i'. r- It.r.
S". Joh't'i E vo,-l Canrrli rornr
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PaIUtm, i ret- .
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a r. sfrtr uu a r. - 5w. a.
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Vw Ritcr ryte are arming
juice frerly.
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Varibt. cbanablc bot fr.trrme
h' warm w-uthtr lor the U )n.
r.afiarj? hii lo ntx dal'. in
raci-i'ritl C'tndi durin ; th pi :
Ia thf cipture - flu-f Jpepi
w i l'-t.rtl Howrvl b:ht:d Mdfi or
sn b.hiivt ?
Y, Kf mtjt r blijatjoa-i t, Sena-
- - tl S'tj-rcn;- lurl, ai in
f ti u p, i tti aril n" cold
." '.r yt WehVtl hue a plenty
n' id f -tia I btr, without a dubt.
t:. - Kr Strvt Mthliit Thcrvh
Pioi.Irr. t llayM ha irjfd hts
r - i Iinutuui, m.n, Thtit!y.
".t u.b-r i jzti. aa a dar of N'ati n d
ai; 1 1 iii.
TV- f ,!ft of tt.e t ape Fear Mtti
;iry Vc vli mj wen oit f r diill :od
p;ri-i- i tho i-trr. n of th 3'ith
u . Tt. apj'v aaiico nJ dr.ll wa
pufe c7iuttenlaJb,A.
U-nt:ae-ta Sen darkey lell fron
Kroi" :r i tlt-jHil t tl.e track boiow.
d ta ue nf boat -2 fret, la.t
Mi'r.ih. itUl and br.ke his'er. If
?i 1: 1 1 Wu sober i wonl 1 hate
it T.d him thonsrh if be
had
no!
'ee n
hate
In frw Il'a Icn cnutity n.urdrr cac
aj'ty M til-latued jm'rrdav ftix!
In- tiijl it now r'jrciiig'.
V.tv PiwitUnt Wneel. r b i I een
I ir.l fr.-m. He tMi.Ji.rjtv Vr P,.i
t! nt"( ti'hrrn jwl;cy. "
A wild bull wjj chariug around
town on Tuesday nioruing hut and
fcnl jKTions had a mrroir cscajn?
fr tn tKtn gorctl j the trnte. He
m.idt- tiling! quite lircly Ut a while
Why L- PrviiJcnt JIjye like one
OHiUniipViiofr larceny vt burglary ?
Icauie ho bos ia tiis Tabine: falso
K. y with which he ii attempting to
unl ck :lc'dor of the Democratic
I urty ati-1 sftal the Solid South.
Tlic d-tT.-rMice ln-twcvn a "true
bhn" IcM0CTat n la "Kiled dou'
KuJtcal conj'sta in the fact tlut t!ie
iVmocrafs despise Hfrts for stealing
the Presidency, and endorae bin acu
by which tlic South bjs g.)tten ril
ofthegauj of Lhierea who have
pianderrd fcer to the terge of rnin,
while th? lUdicali eudot Ilayua for
trealing the Prvridency, but hate
him became he ha stopped mauy of
thcra from further taling.
V. Undenrocd. A negrc, claiming
this name and bailiog : from
Uladrn county, under the inspiring
influence of bcnxlnt acted in Vicij
an tn3olent,liaordrIy and outrageous
n.ftiincr bat Friday night at the Pur
cell IIoujo t'.at he was arrested bv
otl.cvr KoWn Orteu, whom he re
ited eten to the ex'eut of drawing
hi kni'e. He as taken before
Mator Paw son on Saturday morning
ud .Mtei)cel to pay a , fine of $5
or be coutined in a cell for ten day
on brvad and water.
"Lbbm1 Jim."
Tiiit ltoiterouf and otHciom iudt
ti lu.il, who ha been in the habit or
a. ....v... . I . ... .... T I . . A. t . I...
IuiiuvjiiIq ati.ui; i iu iiii: witji. vj
$ iutcnueddlin. came to crief a
few days co. lie aJ arretted uo
der charge of disorderly conduc', ant
placed in 'durance tiIc."
Aa Borwa, " ' '
A p.wr litt'e b- invtiTM, friiHlTc-
rwtf, ivii i; I i laiuc a nU.vo, ws
piiktl ip on il e itrft lot wi-rk, in
a ri il!" ron.l t tii s'ck with fever
ami carritl tn the city I-k iul,
wkiv he ia receiving I bo utci-ttnry
attr'itioa.
" i
Xrowwd.
A Uat ctrtitaiuinc l!Urtl Iiepixter,
whifr, mid Ikik Pickett an l HmiJ
Hi-wrtt, colored, capaized lant wek
n-ur 5!.alhtte, Brunswick c unity.
Titf iwo n"eti were r!riwnHl, l-eing
oiHrr the ii.fluenc f liquor. The
whte mm, by dint of great exertion,
matird I ims If. N"o foul play ii sua-
p-dcd.
DWta ttk Blla-
Mr. Harrer, who resides on the
onm!f informs n that fouud on
the bead., nenr Mooro'i inlet, the
roj, rings and parts of oanrads
which probably composed a b-alloor..
Mr. Harper thinki, from the appear
ance of the debri. that if had been
there a!out two months.
Dr. hi. J. J)B.90tt.
We regret to l-arn that thU
g-ntlfman bus lift the tity. with
the virw rf l.-catiog elsewhere."
Only the day before his departure
he r r"on:i?tl a ncces,fnl ?ur
cicul ojvmtou npn littlo Lloyd
hMcrnnun of M ino!ia. e h'jo
the Or. will find a p!ca?ant location
and a'tutTi the .nieces he ?o justly t
uurif.
1 OtX) t Mac?.
Our prinl.-r. in etti?j up a:i a.t
vie on our tin. .rial par-, thin week,
d- fn tho 'wrwlilniii;dfvat ol tl.c
. pt n-nl .4 tho P, ru ratie jKirty
jut l.OnJyttr bnj;vi lh we p 9
.l-ci. cni lit I- i.t:) eip ct and oni:i it y
uv r-. The trior escaped liie ut:eu
'i . . t:r p-f rvft'l r lo it-aJimr
,.t ..rtu-V ,it tr t l.'XX) fa.:ti 1.S:0
,u.. t ii .1 r sJ it it wan written
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a!', tie :
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Vt -4 ( tiu
i-'t it.
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Ri!ac ZJtratl.
Wt- n crii to chronicle that C C.
Redd yJi wl.ui: ved cn th- iVind
I i:Mt', aUut a mile from the city, had
c usfcrtune to hwso h; dwelling,
a g'v.M ai-u rt)nmouiouj bui.uiu,
txt xwk. Mr' lvV ard his wile
ere toth nt.ent at the time. The
fire, whoe ri,ci:i is ut:known, occur
red about 1 u'el tck p. m. , Mr.
XJorri- pnson. rut dul nt jtr
re:c the ;r hic!i oriinutel m the
dining rrMn. until it w:s to late
to
ae th-. hoii-e 1M cam- soon and
i!Ci coded in st:ng some of its con-t.-n'.
The bnildiii) was iiiiurrd for
ST in the X. C. Homo with Mcer.
Atki.i-ii and Manning. A gouts.
WILMINGTON, K G.; THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1,1877.
FtV.rnl Cwrt. .
This tribunal is in session, Judge
1 Jrooks presiding. Xo cases of much
importance have rx-u before it. In
the case of Charles Llwton for rob
bing tho mail i, at Magnolia, the dc
vndant plid gniltly; but i.tfiiv-e
h ii not Ik-oii pronounced up to tho
tirnv of our going to pre;5.
X.ctarat tlx .Lutheran Churob.
Krv. Ir. B rnhoiin, the cflieieut
and j intly popnl a pastor of
Evangelical Lutiioran church i
the t
i
IS
ciry, dehvcreil a iiighly.cnt. rtaining j
e.ndinstrnciivelectun-inhisdninh
last .Sunday ereninc. on th locaiilit i
mdo lamou. by The life and hors
ol Martin Luther, the .reat Gorman
reformer. It. B.-rnVitii'. icnt
Eurujem tour -n.ii hd him nivea
dtecription acquire-d by eraonai ob-
st-rvatiou. The church as jkicIcpu
and many failed to gt atiniHsion.
The lecture win r.p ated yestcd 'y
cveuiug by s cial request.
Hon. Edward C.utwU" Aildre.
Wp aro deh'ghted to loalu that Mr
Heinslxrger is having the addrcM of
Judge lantwell, dcl'nered on the
'i'iud cf hist May, at the Optra House,
in tiiii city, before the WUmington
Light Infantry, published in pam
p!let fonn. The address is not only
a complete sketch of the organization
before which it was delivered, but
an eloqucLt tnbut- to the patriotism
and valor of our North Carolina fore
fathers and their chil Iron. It con
tains facts, highly -int-resting and
important concerning our tate liev
plutiouary history nt before accessi
ble to the goncral reader, but sus
ceptible of the mostsatistactory proof.
The pamphlet onght and doubrleis
will have a wide aircolation.
Tw St
We call wrticular attention to
Jlroadhrims Xer York Jester this
wtek. He never writes an uuinter
eating or nninslructive letter. W
rejcat what w.have heretofore said,
that this"" letter alone i worthtbe
sabsenptmn -jriee cf our ' paper.
Thi-j week, he presita the subject of
the Drama i a its proper light. - If
every thing, of uu immoral and in
d. cent character were excluded frotn
the stage, and nothing encouraged
which did not tend "to a Ligher
intellevtual development and a no
bier moral aspiration, it would be a
refiner and purifier instead of the
greatest corrupter of th? people.
The pic rare .which Brqadbrira draws
of the stage in Xew York City is an
alarming one rndeed. "The Union'
rquarv under the manigcment of
Shook and Palmer is about the nly
theater inOi'e. York, where there is
a truly legitimate and respectable
f crformanre,1 he says. We know
that the tastes and morals of our
people arc seriously vjtiated not only
by the iuJccent and degrading exhi
bitions so frequently made on the
ta,;c, but by the descriptions of
them given in the public prints.
There are some things "of which it
is a shame even tosjieak." The Leg
isla tores of the different States, in
proreciiug the public morals, ought
to prohibit all indecent and im noral
shows of etery kind, and no man,
who has any resject for mo: her,
sister, wife or daughter ought to en
courage such monstrosities. If the
Drama was what Broadbrim would
have it, all could patronize the tht-a-
tcr and be benefitted instead of bung
dt bunched.
-V Trfbwt of Rpect
At th? adjourned meeting of the
Wilmington Aiar, the following rt?so
lutio! s relative to the death T Adam
Km pie, Esq., were rcportc I (aud
tu:..nituousIy adoptctQ viz:
Kcsolved, That in Jlie deat-i of
.d am Empie tlie rofrusion h.iS hjit
one of its mo( rospcod ineuiNers.
who a otr zealous and h.i. li-. iu
the pursuit of hs pr -h s ii.m duties
.unl tnithful to the m-t:v Mn-i inqn-r
tant tvurt confided to !i rt.j-e du
r.i:g a lor.g an 1 laborious j r.i.-tice;
th t his asocia!es nionni l Ik I o"
a frit-tad and gentleman iiui - culti
vated m ni, :-c.mmu i.,! 1 nnnners,
generous heart and tiniwrs::! hberal
it r endear d hin to th. m; t: iit th -eo
nuninity has b-er. depriv e! tf a
u-tfiil, 'progressive .ind j.ni;ic spiri
ted ritien. and the poor uf friend
whoso face w..s nv.cr lurried from
anv jxTr m n.
IUs Ivetl furthc-. 'That Hi; Honor,
.Tudg- M'Krc, bo n-quesred to direct
the Clerk of this Court to p,ead the
loregoinc resolutions on the minutes
o' t lie Court a.- a prp tnal testim i
iii.il of the esteem and afh-cti .i, of :ho
Iwr for their l.te Broth-r; tn.,t the
r-ecretarv of this meeting f.,r.vaj-J a
copy of th'-se re-o!atio-s fr publi
cation lu the newsjKqvrs ul i5.e cPy
a- d to the widow t f te dee sed
, Ii. S. Flaxen, v hai'n
Upon motio-i of Ilr.n. D. J.. Rfls
sell, the Chairman ol this meeting
was instrnci-vl to prison; them to
the present term t' tiie ."iitierior
Court. 1
On motion the meet ng adjonn.ed
sine di''- -
(xEonGK Davis,. Chm'n.
? K . . Mxktix, Sec'y.
. 1 1 on. w-vo Lsaiis aenverea a
moir eloquent eulogy foUowei by F.
n. Par by, Esq., and F. P. Poisson,
Eq- HiJ Honor, Judge-Moore, who
uas jua le u most favorable impres
sion here, closed in a very impressive
and anVefing strain.
' " u )TT U'V lFPfl?Ti
lort. d Weekly f r the DtitocR.vT.
'r'ii- .ii it.-ts, lor vinUtions of City
Honor,- ue
j I,;,ve U' u w aJ ui.impor-
t jut j
J.i llif courtd .f the Justice- of the
IYaof tieie lias hec-ii an ulnj. sl ntibro
ken lull.
w I t. " t m T" l
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l-i ;ne .-5upcuor t-uurt, Oclore juog(;
re have hei-n iiothtii-r hut
en; tas mej. two cases Tere
d. cii-l wiiicli were of coiiiiiorubic
i i-iv!t Jo our business community,
n.it .o ijiiich on account of the simonnt
i . . : I rr
i:isiitli many nice po;n?s of law in.
y.ilvti. In the later c-e ixu distin
;iiil)t'd itizeo and lawyi r, Hon.
G.-argi- David, niddii the crowning
i ii .rt f liis l.fc". The aigumi uU, on
bath r'i'h-8, were very alIe.
EDITORIAL. NEWS NOTES.
lu Congress nothing of much im
portance has beeu done. Our IJep
reseutativo Col. A. M. Wadd P, has
hvn made Chairman of the Commit-tct-ou
post ofpees and pst roads
The news from the Eastern war
U s:i!l favorable to the Kuss;ans.
The indications now are that Plevna
u iil he takou. The Kussiaus gained
a victory of some importance at on
of the p-ints near Plevna, a few days
PENDER COUNTY ITEMS.
Tiie diptheria ha3 prevailed to an
ahina'ng extent in theneigi b rliood
of Po nt Caswell recently. A great
mai v children have died, from this
dreadful sconrte. 1 !
i&aafthuCthe citizeus living
between j?onth Washington, Ponder
coantyi and Newkirk's Bridge., in
Sampion county, a distance o( about
22 mfe, are .very desirous that a
mail route be established between
those points. It woul i.be a great
convenience. Il the people "will get
up au application for the establish
mentor this route, recommending
pest offices and postmasters at suit
able points and forward to us we
will take pleasure in a-sisting them
to the extent of our ability. '
DUPLIN COUNTY
ITEMS.
We call attention to the advertise
ment of Messrs. Sol Hear vfc Brb.,
offering houses and lots in Magnolia
for s.ile. A bargain ca;i be had by
any one desirous of purchasing.
Rev. Mr. Heitman, the Methodist
minister at Magnolia, wi'l preach at
that place next Sunday morning and
night. We learn that he wiH pro
tract the meoting.
W. J. Ilollingsworth, Esq., oT
Magnolia, led to the hymenial altar,
to-day, Miss Walker, one of the fair
daughters of Pender. We wish
them rmfch happiness and success.
Weaieglalto hear that a post
office has been opened at A. n. Mer
ritt's store, near the county line or
Duplin and Simpson, on the road
between. Magnoba and Taylor's
Hridge, wit!' A If. Merritt as post
master. The mail earner on tlu route I'roru
Kcnaiiiville, in Duplin conntv, to
Jacksonville, in Onslow county,
leaves tiie irm.r point at 6 in. on
Monday- Mid Thursdays of eacii
week, if the time of departure wore
changed to noa of those days it
would be of s-ry great advantage to
all the P-":lo on thai route." Aii
mail matter that arrives at Magnolia
on ?atvrd.iy nm Sunday evenings
and rni:d:iy .-.T(,i Monday ir.ming
might go forward it noon on Moidav
if the change were made, klo as
it liowi leaving at 6 a, n., prior to
tiie' arrival cf the mail front Magno
lia, it bes to remain at K'eransviHe
till the l- ;t Thnrsd-jv
All
matter
that v.-ts
to Marrnoiia on
Wedce.-uay evening anl flinrsday
moruing has to Pe over at Kenaus
v I e till the following Monday. We
hope I"? lecpe on the route and the
postmasters at the different offices
wiU r: aiT-bcaiion for the change
lira
ycitw- it can be arrand.
,0-ES ; COUNTY LOCALS.
M-EY, hditor.
li d, iu
last Hemocbai that
filtten or twenty of c:1p,ait, Turner's'
me:1 i n N i u f ('Uera! trop
I illOUJM taVP i-r,i r .
-n,..lT.,. eJil Caritam
Hajes and lutur e mer &c.
Nice weather for gathering corn
and picking out cotton, and our far-
mere are more than bnsy
The merchants of Pollocksville
have been paying threel cents and
upwards tor seed cotton jthis season.
Mr. Joseph A, Smith lost a fine
mare ith staggers yesterday, and
Mr. Calvin E. Scott has lost one of
his fine mules to day.
Business of every kind is looking
unward in our villace. The sound
of the 'steam in, the workman's
hammer and paw and thai continued
rattle of carts from morning until
night seems to admonish ins that old
hard times bavepassedTr3 .by, for a
while, at least.
Smith. Perrv & Kinsev hare been
ffinninar cotton ior the farmers for
the last ten or fifteen days, and it
makes times look lively around
Trenton. Greenbacks are passing
about and everybody appears to bo in
goo.d humor, "especially j those4vlip
have cotton. ' . .
Mr. William Gilbert, of. Trenton;
recently received a letter! from Ru-i
sell & Co., of New York, stating' that
he had drawn over $&)Q in jewelry
in several lotteries, and; that they
were appointed Jo collect 'the assess
ment, and if he would send them $14
they would send the articles provi
ding he would name his nearest ex
prefcs office We do not suppose that
Mr. -Gilbert has ever invested iu a
lottery of any kind, and wiil-hot send
Kussell & Co. the 14. We would
advise our people to put all such let
ters in the rire. This same Kussell
& Co. have been thoroughly ventila
ted by the American Agriculturist,
in his "Humbug column, as a
swindler.
MT.
OLIVE LOCALS.
D. J. AAROX, Editor.
Cotton comiug in quite freely". .
The Nimrods are killing the part
ridges. '
Cotton is being sold her 2 for good
prices. f
The measles .-.re quite prevalent
in this neighborhood. '":''
' Four steam cotton gins within
four miles of this pl.ice.
Waitman Thompsonj has bad his
trial removed to Wilson county.
Cotton 9; turpentine $1.80; corn
63 ; . meal 75; peas. 75; Wheat $1.30;
potatoes 40. f. X,
The D. A. X. Hop ClulT;wi41 give
a '"Hop" on Friday .night, .when a
good time may be expected.
Several of our young men con
template joining . the ' ColJsbrj
Kiiles. A definite understanding
Will he had this week.
Robert Swinson recently, during
one morning's hunf, caught two
foxes and a large buck,! the latter
weighing 165 pound nett.
John Mazingo, who wa3 charged
with the murder ot John Smith, has
be:a acquitted, being justified in de
fending himself from the assault
made by Smith.
Mr. John Heeves, the popular
clerk of Mr. tt. J. Southerland, led
to Hymen's altar Miss Tillie Klmore,
p last Wednesday evening.
AJay
they have a pleasant journey through
liie. .
Dexter has been the fastest horse
on record, but bis time was beaten
during the past week, in37 by the
celebrated black horse Marshall.
Dexter Simmons' was warranted by
Marshal AlcCaleb -for 37 cents who
secured a judgment. ' j . .
W. T. Klby, Jr., who has been
living among us for sonte time, has
accepted a position with the well
known house of W, Hi Hersman &
Co., of liichmond, Va. lie is a wor
ihv younff- man, and we! regret his
departure, buc hope hewill meet with
mucn success in his new held ot la
bor, bhould he visit any of our
friends they can rely upon him in
every particular; f
W- are growing fast as a market.
In 1874 only $100,000. worth of
goods sold here. I Hiring the past
twelve months, $150,000 worth have
beeu sold. Wehave one house that
did a business of si35,ojjO last year.'
The business of the place has in
creased withm three yettrs nearly fif
ty per cent. Not a vacant honse
in town and. the demand", lor,, build
ings of all kinds is tqua to the sup-.
OMMERC
W I L 21 1 N U 1 O N to j? K E T
REPORTS
.'JLtt.1 Ak. l it. A - v
Wednesday O
r i
'Cl. Ji,
O-l
SriRirs Tii:riKTi.-r-Thursdav Oct.
25. Market quiet, 40 casks connlrv
packages sold at 31-Jp-per gal.
Friday 26th. Dull, .-'alas of city'
distilled at 31 cts per gal. .No-country
packages sold.' I.
Saturday 2?th. Firm, counfrv
packages at 31, and city distilled 31'j.
cts per gal, 4
Monday 29th. Same as Saturday,
52 casks of country packages sold. "
Tuesday 30th. Steady, price un
changed, 120 casks of country -packages
sold.
. Wednesday 31st. Market quiet,
sales at 31 cts. J -
Cbltie- Ti'Rp'ff.vTiNE. The market
from Thursday Oct. 25tb, to Wed
nesday Oct. 31st. ruled . steady and
unchanged at $1.45 for hard and
iS2. 45 for soft and virgin. f
NO. 5.
RoslJf. From'Thursday Oct. 25,
to Wednesday 31st, market firm at
$1.45 for strained and $1.50 for good
strained. Sales of 500 barrels strained
on the 25th. Other sales! for the
week not reported. J i
Tar. The market has ruled
steady.and unchanged5 since our la3t
report with sales of receipts,at $1.60
per bbl. .
Cotton.; Thursday Oct.. 25th.
Market quiet and. steady. Sales of
35 bales on a basis of 10 5-16 for l.m
Friday 26th. Market quiet and
steady, 200 bales sold on ; a basis of
10 ctsper lb for mi idling.
Saturday 27th. Market quiet and
ea-y, sales of 137 bales -at 10J cts per
lb for low middling.
.Monday 29th. Market steady,
sales of 321 bales on a basis of 0 cts
for low middling. , .
Tuesday 30th. Dull sales of 320
bales on a basis of 104ets for low
middling. -
Wednesday 31st. Market. un
changed. No sales reported,
Piie official quotations are as fol
lows : . ,
Oi-dinar.v, Nominal. ':
G-o lO.din.iry, 9J cents $ &
Strict (x 'xi Urdmary 10
Lo-v Middling, J0
Middling, . lo
Good Middling,
tt
tt
ft
Timber. Thursday . Oct. 25tk,
2 rafts sold, oonunon mill $6.50 per
f. Marketquiet. .. i
' Friday 26th. No sales reported.
Saturday 27th. No sales.
Monday29th. No sales. ' .
Tuesday 30th. Sales of 1 , rart of
prime extra ship at $11; 1 prime mill
at 7 50; 1 common mill at $5and
1 inferior . at $4 per M. Market
dull. . .
Wednesday 31st. Nov reports. 4
Peanuts. Sales of a few small
lots on Wednesday 31st 70 cts for
prime. Wo quote at . 60 to 70 ger
bushel. Market dull.
Prices ob tai n ed by prodac ers Wed
nesday the 31st. Turke s 20 cents
per lb; chickens 20 to 33c each :
eggs 18 to 20c per ddz.; fresh pork 8
to 9c per lb-; ,beef on hoof 2 to 3c
per lb;. beeswax 24c per lb; country
butler 25c per lb; sweet- potatoes 75
to 80e per bush-. if tallow 15c per lb;
green apples 2c per pk;: tomatd.es 50c
per pk; fresh fish 10 to 15c per bunch
sound oysters 80 to 90c per gal.
MARKET EEPORTS
WILMINGTON MARKET.'
BEPOBTED WEEKLX BY
HALL & PEARS A LL,
GKOCEKS AND COMitlSSIOJI MERCHANTS
- ARTICLKS.
BACON N. C, Uanis,
Shoulders,
Sides,
Hqg. Round, . ....
Western Hams, .
D. S. Sides,
D. S. Shoulders,..-.
BEEF '
On he hoof,.. . . . .
riucEs. .
15 ft
. 10
n
tH 12V
3
15 t
81 ft
. .a
16
9
HCOTTON ,
Ordinary,. . ... .j..
Gixid Ordinary,...
Low Middling,. . .
Middling1, -. . .' .....
9 .9i
9i ti y
ioj a luj
1 A
Good Middling,. . .
io a
CHICKENS ,
Dressed, .! .
Alive, . . .......
" a
22 Q 25
15 ft 20
11 fl 12
55 6
'" 58
'' O 30
43 45
45 ti 47
EGGS per dozen,". :. .
LARD. . . .
MOLASSES ;. -.
New Orleans,. . . .
Sugar Hotse, hhds
" " bblrt
Cuba, in hhds
bbla. ...L
STAVES
Kl
White Oak, pr4 M 15.00 tb 20.00
Red " '
White Oak, bbr.
Red "
O' '
l.CO'fj
4.oo in Coo
7 00 fD 8 00
9.oo a io.oo
TAR per bbl... ..
TIMBER
Ordinary, ...
Very Good
Prime Mill, . .' ...
ROSIN
Strained,.per bol,.
SP'TS TURPENTINE.
per gallon,. . . . ,
TURPENTINE, . ' '
Yellow Dip, . . . . .
Virgfu, ;
Hard
a 1.45
31
2 30
2.30
1.40
MAGNOLIA MARKET.
3EK)BTID WEEKLT BY . '
HI HOLLINGSWORTH & CO.
Hums, old, .
". iieH',.
Shoulders ;
Sides, . .
Hog Roun d, .
Beef
. . ' 12Ja i
... 12 a
10 a
; 812,
; ; a 11
a 7
. M a 46
- 3 a 3.J
. . 4a 11
1.5 a 100
6 a 20
a 12$
5 a 80
SO a 13 00
, a i00
124 a 15
a 1
80 a I 20
- . 6J?
. ' 60 a 75
. a 200
a .
prr bM. .100
75 a I 00,
.5a 8
V al5
a o3
lieeswax, : t '
Butter;
CottOn, -in scel,
Lint,
Corn,o . '
Ciiicken-s,
E?b( ;
Fodder,
Flour, .
Hdes . .
1-ard, .
Liver Pudding
Meal, '."' - . "
Pork . ;
Ptitatoes,. '.
Turpt. Yellow Dip
Virgin,
" Scrape,
Turkeys' , -
Rice, .
SansAe,
Turnips
-in. rrtfyi will it H tbTeUltn.VW. T. Pft'yfifn.11.1U,
rwl atsuup for frtmlun. C.
f F.VCrtumtsi tk Co.IiKUtcd.O IaZM Zt.
x.V.TOnecfL.e bt eh4DC for M-t?!
Kit
l vt 1 oirr-.i. '- At. i i in r ru r r. niii aw 1
out Mditionja tniree., i , . , ..;;..-,.;..
BuneM notloe- la llotl oolaiaa' will
hrgod 15 cents per fine for the first mwrtiot.
and 10 oente per line tbejeaJU'.
k TERMS CASHES DEMANIX:
NEW aBVERTISEMENTS.
B. F. 0ITCHELL & SOU,
r' WIIaMiNGTiN, N. C.,.;.
Offer to the trade tbet"" rnd. of
ErPllA FAMILY FAMILY AND '
EXTRA SUPER FLOUR, i .
Mannfactured at their Will. ' from aolectod
lN. a Wheat. i f ',,'!'
v - -ALSO .
Black Seed Oats, Choice jseed TLj Whie and
Bolted MaAii, ,
Cbacksd Qorw, j
, TlMTr IIay, , '.,
:. AiO-i Ao. ...
,- .
For sale by - -, i
13. F. MITCH 2LL & SON,
nov 1-it Wilmington, N. C. 1
yALU JJLE ntOPESTY FOR SALE 1 1 t
, IN THE TOWN OF MAG NO ti A.
two (2) fino dweUinj hooses " .'rj
to be sold omreasanao-ejUirui.. ,
tars, apply to F - NEwi,emT,
or
Sot Beab A Bao., I
Wi'uiington, R. p.
Magnolia, . u.
DOT 1-tf
P. HEINSBERGER
Wholesale and Retail
Bookseller anil Stationer.
Pianos,
Organs,
Sheet
Music,
ChromoSj&e.
and
? 1
blank: b6ok manufacturer
39 a 41 Market street,
Wilmingtonj'N. .
cct 4-6 t i,
li ) -
burni
r ' 1 Vn
and soilifa, bites of
-T-i ' h pa ts, (discharging
leK. sore ana wuk.w.!"""!,
3 . i. 'knAa t-.Mia rH.risii a t
KriSh?, VaKSKi buSdta. pile, bldinr
of the lungs, uterine hepiorrhage and inflsy
tiona and -TJceratioM rteeuliar to femalf
Sanfokd'b Extract of WUCH Hazil.
it, Vcause it is better, stronger and cl.
than any other, and is Warranted by )
T'otwr. Wholesale Dragfeists, 300 Vftf
t Boston, ?tas. ( '' 00 187
KINSTOH;,COUEIATL
Ghirtered by egisV
Pal"..tt iCHARtHl'
( ELDi"
A Istants,
Music...
Fall
Classical Course".
Advanced English..
Preparatory. . . .; . ..
Primai-y. ....... . .
iMuiui
Board per mgnth, exqlasi?
fuel and washingj. . ..
Contingent fee. . . .... .k .
Pifnils charged frotn time
close of term. No deduction exoei.
of protracted eicknea, . ' -
Tho Principal clalm that his ovei
'the pupils of the soheol is oontinpons tiK
the entire time of the aiession. ; , i . .
Ki$tom, Jul; 2tb, IS).
Prof. Lewis is a grAdnato of Chapel U
i ku hud tmW. vAr oxoerienoo in 9du
rinrHnw AAniIcmhit. an! at one time was en.
principal of the OxordrFemale College.! rjn-;
d-jr the management of -this dwtinguisuod gen-. .
tleman, w4 trust that the Inntitute, will sun-
tain tui enviaoie. rppuuMijou
the hast. E I :..'"! '1 - I
Why is it that O. W. Brinkley A Co., Magi
nolia, X. C, advertise to sell gooas st oneap-
ANSWSH.
4" j I
The gentleman who fuys for thrm unJer
stands his business, ankl goods bought -right
are half sola, nd they propose to soil the re
maming haif at a small prpftt. Their Stock cf
nrtTfo-i nnntH i ? i
, FANCY CA8RIMERE8, ' I
. HATSJCAIt .-
i BOOTS and SHOES,
will compare faTorably with any in the mar
ket, and they will surpriseyou in the cheap
ness df thear goods.- Their motto, "LiTe
and Let Live.", . . ! j -
Magnolia, N.C, Oct. 4-4w. ' . ;
VALUABLE LAND FOR
SALE. ; -
milE PLANTiTlON land lands Ixlonginff to
I ; thn eHt&te of the lte Her. T. IJ. Nichol
son, deceased, aitnate ( about 2 ndles from
Magnolia, N.C, containing l.mK) ares, and,
consisting of a large quantity of good farming
lands, with plenty of lumber and turpentine
lands oa which are large quant itlos of( Ught
wood tor .ar. There in. on tho i laoo, a good
dwelling house with all hocrsHsry ouUionsea
and good water. It h4 always beeu regarded
as yery healthy. It will bo sold in quantities
to such purchaser, and on easy ttfrrnrt. For
further particulars addre or j t
T ' Mas. P. C. NICHOTsaV,
-j. r wt. ow x. c
Or CoL L A. Towelt IL irollinkwt.rth, or
A. Wt Qarlton, Magnolia, . sep 8f-rtin
FOR SALE ! ;
IOFrElt for sale, rty" plantation, known as
the Sjllaoe pUoe,' at Bear Marsh Church, ,
within five mite -of, Mount Olive, cottaiiiitiK
169 acres of good lan& city subsoil, and well
drained, adapted toi Itbe 'growth of all farm y
products, a good dwelling house and out-
lion at s.
a One orcnara, . apienuiu irr ua
health -4oeationi,
goil neigiiboriiooa ana
icLooU convenient.
rierms isvorauie.
B. ROBERTS, V
BCD 6-lm ' .
Mount Qiive, C
PALM
cuAirriox bbos
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Palm Soap. New York.
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'RECOMMENDED FOR
The Laundry, the Kitchen.,
AND FOR
Uenernl IfoiiWiholcl Purpose,
MANUrA'CTURED' BY
; - -
CKAMPTON ..-BROS..-
Comer Monroe and Jefferson Sits.,!
NEW YOEK.
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of
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