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THIS
- foon. SuHy ex-
1 e-ptedby
JOSH. T. JAMfi8; '
rivriOVsirOHTAGE PAH'.
S260; Three
rufbeddiTcred by carrier,;
rtc Fn ..... rtof the city, at the
r'Lntef low .4 liberal. .....
Sbcr. will plrrprt any na
it their, paper, rejrolarlj.
1 l"7- ii l
tfe Advertisements.
pIlKQ .ft SUMMER GOODS
" ? r AT
M, Rfl. KATZ'S,
36 Warkct Street-
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The ; name, of th; , iter ir.Pft ih, j,
rnbhed to the Editor.! ' 1 1 ' "
; N. CV WEDNESDAY, APRIL 25, 1877. NO. SI
Prices Lower Than Ever
'-tlcwl alMMsrlrr jaU the' City
i -I f ' : i ( i ;
TiMji Mails
l.'mslonic R!MS?
. . . cjAHi t: . :r . .
Northern - Uin:iudt jilaib - I M
Northern through and way nuills. 8:Ii A M
Mattsfor the NV C. Railroad, imd - - - !
rentes HUpplied therefrom . - u:lil M
Southern malls for all points Souths : ; J i -
dailx - - N ' . -6:3rt 1M
A'otem mails CC. lt. W.) dally - r
(eXeept Sunday) i - i J . - -1 M
Fayetteville, and oflicw mi Cape i - v
Fear i;iver.Tnesdav and Fxi-
days x -- . - r- V M
Fa vettevilkfln- L. .U. It. V daily. ' . - -
. - -
itrauuaj-8 '- -Tk. xi
0 H. and intvimiediatc of- i .
rices every Friday - i - - - - - uW -V, hi
SndthviHe timlls, by fckuruboHt,
daiij-, (oxceptxnnaaj-sh -
. The following are the only cases uf piib-
j lie interest taken uiixlhisGmrt to-day;
(execi
Onlow
Midln for fiisy JUlUtTownCK'ek
Supply, fcfiallotle and
luvcr, ereryiruiay at.
AKRIVK
Northern llirouirll mails - ! - ' - 12:10 i L
( Northern through audM-ay i nails. '7; 1 1 l Jl
; Southern mail r j .r ;s A M
'...'.Jifl'.-n-ntle.-froiri 8 cents t,J ! M., and on Sundays from 80 to W-W A. -M.
j Stamp Office open from 8 A. M. to 12 M.,
and from 2 to 6 P. M. f Money order aud
Register Departments vptn' same as Ktamp
ortice. -
Stamps for Mile at general delivery when
Ktampohice Iseiobetl.
Key Boxes accessible at all hour, day and
nJzht.
Alaibf colht-tod fnm htreet boxes ever- day
at 4:00 P. M.
r Ti If V I
fl HrIe
the insolvent debtor's oath.
State v?. Toney Maultsby, for assault
aolattery. Un mal.
fs-,m J k www Ai .
' l'Voin the ITnjtfHl-St.yrjt Sigual Office 'at
luis puce we ob'am tlie loiiowmg rcion
talen tthis inom-
i si 'of thtiivnfMirlvriit? tat
; iiig at IXlM&Tt'"
9J123S9 aOODS
JS li85 CCntS per yard up.
rANcy apors.
SEAT VARIETY !
i GREAT BARGAINS
,iwJLa Tk. 20 cents "P-
l'ara 'el-, Collars and Culi's
toi:kkv to. ';. i a well.) .,
Men & Bov's Wear
Housekeeping Goods!
Eitf and Gents' Gatisc Underwear
rJlOM 40 CENTS UP !
60 riracksouvilleJj lobile, tiii ; Mont-
SavaniT 7TT Wmpingtog; C8
The cape Fear.
The rirer at Fayettevillc is mnv quite"
low agaio, beiuj; ut merely gornl boatiii
LOCAL NEWS.
Pfew Advertisements.
See ad Lost.
S. Jewett IiittaHtaneo'.u Ink Extractor
j and Oblitcrator. .
j J. U. Wauxeh, CLu"u-Notic:..
1 J. II. Allen Spectacles aud Eye Glasses, f
i A. Siiki ee. -Collars by the bucket fall 2i
cjnts
all
roue
1
7, I. 0. O. F.
ISec ad, Aouircreary Ball Orion Lodge, '6. it i the opinion of those yh know that
: the peach crop, that ino.-t fi'arei r'r. has
, - I not .. bceu injured at all, . w'.iilu apples
. j j priinis3 to be very 'plentiful. What is
true of Fayettevillo n;ay le taken a true
oi a large section oi country ni wincii tt ;s
the centre. :
Plenty of Uutt".
; Stiawbeiries comin.-'in.
j The warm season is upuil us.
Some of the uew bonnets are crown less.
Straw
ablo.(
White
trimuiiuirs will be vet v fashion
LINEN tiKESSES.
.Inn t ever v tliiu ii ck',l l ti'mplote au
a t li t f V ) r -L ;i tl i c , ;:i;t.-; r CSiildrcu.
Patronize Home !
. .- ': .
''11 Duplicate any Retail
Goods sent for abroad
on the Same Terms.
Odd Fellows' Anniversary.
luarcbrdance with ;i lur e.stablisheJ
' ' - i custom jf the .Ontcr. the Most Worthy
cutt's are to be woru,outsiJe the Orand Sire of the Grand Lodge of the
j United States has issued a proclamation
! The Telephone. ,
Fur onieiiuie past the Northern jiapera
have lecn publishing descriptive explana
IVfeksj bria ;peacc (tions of this tronderful invention the
Wscliargci on taking Te ejdionc. Wc arc led ta believe from
conversations had with a nlimber of per?
sons who have read these explanations tliat
the true theory and working of the tele
phone is not weH comprehended. With
out claiming, however, to be a scientist;
wc shall attempt to explain the practical
workings and the natural laws that gov
ern the repeating of sound between two
distant ioints without any visible means
save a small wire. It is well known that
sound, after having bceu produced,'' ..is
J carried through the air or other mediums,
by vibrations or minute waves called
sound waves, with a velocity of 1,120
feet per second. But the telephone re
peats a soiiud ma le at one nlace almost
instantaneously at another distant poiut.
The popular belief is that the telephone
actually transmits the sound. This is a
great mistake. The only thing transmit
ted -is the wavelets of the electric fluid; a
dumb messenger only speaking in the pres
ence of its receiver. In a whispering gal
lery sound can be by reflection concen
trated and only heard at a given point,
but this is confined to the limits of ordi
nary sound. While the telephone has re
peated the sound of the human voice in
stantly to th-i distance of 143 miles, it
is not reasonably to suppose that sound
waves would pass through' a wire for so
great a distance, nor does it. ' :
For example, suppose we designate two
telephones as Nos. 1 and 2; we place Xo.
1 in a hall at Wilmington aud the other
in like manner --at Faj-ettcvilley --and
connect the two by ; an insulated wire.
In the hall at Wilmington wc cohvcrsojji
the ordinary tone; tho : sound' coucciT
tratcd in instrument Xo. 1; as sound it is
water. - -Thebaic , freshets have i
from the upper sections' but there is yet
high walcViu4ns lower 'parts of the river
What is loft U rapidly falling olV and in
a few days, at the present rate, navigation
will nrobablv bc ou ii summer basis of
low water
The Fruit Crop,
We are glad to leant that the fruit crop
in the interior has not been seriously in
jured after all by the cold and winds of
late days. At Fayetteville we understand
sleeve.
The flowers" :u7brginuiugo open fol j enjoining all grand and subordinate lodges
Memorial Day.
To-moirow, the 2Gth of April, is Memo
rial Day iu "Gcbrgia.. -
A place for small change chinch
collecting plat 1
Xext -to an overdue steamer an over
due note causes most anxiety.
A man's dearest object should be his
wife,, but " sometimes- it is his wife's
wardrobe. . . i ; ' ;
IBILKaf
36 Market St.
in.
Patronize Home.
Sethis season- onb of the
and
prchaut Tailoring Goods
sat rj Kr. i
j -:.""WMjicr c, aud I will du
vortjtrntity1.ulilc
''JW :d Kctail iu
. ... i
sduio tcruid
au3-
I A DAVID,
t!- --erU Tailor xru Cloiln.r.
rRANK H. DAEBY ,
I ia Journal
T
JSummcr comes along slowly, and the
crop reports from the barWr shops are
very discouraging. '
The hard times have had the effect of
making men -think that this year they
must begin to havo gardens.
An- author says that que of the uses
of adversity is to' bimg us out.This
is true, particularly at the knees, aud
elbows.
1 ilaek ,lilJiwrl4cV-5JiUil littloiiie oi
bright colored tilk.c;tu)it in , r the fi?sh
cs, is a new trunnmig foi- black chij
chip
rc-. w
bonnets. . - '
An old rpst;nrant keeper down town
says that the way. to get up a reputation
for tcudcibecfsicak is to keep sharp knives
for customers' use. -
: Cunning little Jbell "ear-rings are to be
come the style. As the lcll tnikles at
the slightst tcuch engaged youug ladies
mav le careful iu wearing them.
liuibliu,rriu-
ffy CHEAP AND GOOD!,
JSTVLES NOW IX- . ..
.nnd Youth's ad:Boy8,
Clothing.
sO wiicli told a . ycir
-;: O - - ... 7
..''"
FT : A FACT'
ilarket Urcct.
i fir.''
I
j to take due order for the proper observ-
atice of the lifty-eightli anniversary of
xrnfTcalt?03cfltcUcnvship, which ccurs
on the 2ith of April.
, The Lodges in this city will celebrate the
occasion by meeting at j the Odd Fellow's
Hall to-morow night at H p. m., wheu it is
cxpectcil that several addresses, explana
tory of the. order will be made. The
public arc invited to attend. '
Reminiscence or the War. ,
f The muster rolls j of the German
Volunteers. Capt. . Cornel hson ; Care
Fear Artillery, Capt. J. J. lledrick;
Wilmington llifle Guards, Capt, O. P.
Meaws; and IVdle VlAUgers,(Tigcre) Capt.E.
D.'Hall, liave been left at Jewett's book
store, for the inspection of auy of the old
surviving soldiers who belonged to these
different '"companies' while they were gar
rissoning lrt Caswell, and are anxious
to see. once more theirs names on the mus
ter roll as it appeared thou . The Wil
mington Light Infantry, aud wc think
the Cape Fear Iiiflemn, werp members oi
tho garrisou at the, same liuie.
. Last Night's Ball.
The ball lat evening at -the Upera
House was decidedlvjOne of the grandest
ever given in this city. There was by far
more beauty, elegant grace and superb
costumes than we have ever. lcfore- seen
in a 'tail room. Th hall was tastefully
"decorated with flags of va ioiss nationalties
and elegaut flowers. ;
"A thousand hearts Ixat happily and when
Musicarose with its voluptuous Kwell,
Soft eyes look'd love to eyes which i-pata
antn, , . , .
And Jl went as worry a a marrUge bell.
T5 '
. . k .... 7 ... ... .. n.rfrr
p; JjajlClUg Waa VUiUlUCUWi Uh 'iiit.-i
past ten, and the following program mc
sraslteervcd during the 'evening: Waltz,
buadrille? Waltz, vuadrille, Coquette;
1 . ' l or tlie Ke.vicw.
jFirst of May at Lonj? Creek".
Lir.r.fs-oTON- i ai.rmy, Pender C,
' - V f' April 2 Uh, 1S77.
. Ki'i:,,v"u IiKviEV: The 1st of May,
next Tuesday, will be a gala-day here.
The public at iArgc are, hereby invited to
attend. - Besides ajuc-nic and other s:cial
enjoyments there, will be. a. public meet
ing in honor of the abolition of. the li.juor
trafilc atrlWng Creek, and in the interests
"of eilucation imd ''morality.-- This Acade
my has. been reorganised by an act of the
Legislature, with a prohibitoiy Honor clause
which goes into effect on the day of this
proposed celebration. Come out Mr: Edi
tor and see your many friends, in Tender
On itat. occasion..; ThWo will be a tine
turn ou of the people, line -speeches, &c.
Thc'recx?nt.;biirlriiag,'f the Fresbyteriau
Church atToiut' Ca'swelf ly tlie enemies
of the Jaw-that now p'revents the sale ot
liquor 4herc lw's nro;;.sel the true tit ixns
of Fender. Our Hoard . of T'n;stces arc
wide awake men in the cause of tlie new
departure of thi. section f r gotn.1' soh'.-;ols.
a fine Acadeniv.'and-au elevation of nub-.
-
. . . i
iiciasie ana
Yours,
. i orals.
A.
Sec. J joard of Trustee
tnilr
j. MclNTIIiL,
The People Want Proof.
There is -no medicine prescribed by
physicians. ; or sold by Druggist-.- tli.u
carries such evidence'- of. its Success and
superior rntnrc f Icm -urn's . ( l :.ia:
SYRrp for severe Coucrirs. Colds settled on
tlie breast-. Con.-umption. or anv -disoast'
of the Throat and Lungs. A roof ofthat
act is that any person a-illicted, can get a
Sample Dottle for 10 cents and trv its
superior effect' before-buying the regular
size at 75 cents, tt lias. late! v been intro-
luccd i;l this country .from ierman
and its wonderful-'cures, arr- risfoui-sliing
every one that use it. .Three li nes' will
relieve an v case. Trv it..
lurnis
Communications mostlwritteB' onj- ob
oac idc of-th.:Pfper.;if rX 0 fruf
Personalities must be avoided. . ,
Audit is e?peeiallr and particularly nadr
stood that iae editor does not alwaji tadort
the views of correpondent5, unless so tUted
in the editorial columns. '
New Advertisements.
Temple of lorael.
RABBI ED. B. M. DnOWlIE,
WILL DELIVER HIS
Two Celebrated Lectures !
as follows :
Wednesday Svening, April. 25th, 8 o'clock.
SUBJECT:
New Advertisoments.
Its Kthics- and Literary Beauty.
Thursday Evtnins: April 2Cth, 8 o'clock.
SUBJECT:
HIE CRUCIFIXION AND TIIE JKWS,or
Have the Jews Actually Crucitiedjeiua.
of Xazarcth. "
0:ue-halff the net proceeds to be donated
to the Jew ish Orphan Asylum Fond.
Tkket?,5' Ocnti for each Lecture. Fo'r
;ale at all the Jewish Stores, and 1 Ueloi
iKryot; d Lire Book and Music Store.
FISHING POLES, 7
FISHING POLES
JUl.Al'.AT
.-pl 24
(i I LES k M UKCHLSO.Y.
GOOD INVESTMENT 1
FOi: A .SMALL AMOUNT
5 e ini ts
- roi; A (JALLO.V CAN OF
Freslhi
5th ANNIVERSARY BALL
OF
Orion Lodge, No.67, 1. 0. 0. F.
, T MEGIXNET'S HALL, TIiriDAV
caught up' by "a sounding board, and in-, t, -, . -, , rr: , . .
, .. 1 -. . - -. ' fc' ijrLt, 20th April, lsn, 'Iivkets admi
stantly Ap. 2 m layettevillc repeats it; Gentleman .aud LarKs. si.
Htmr
Mr. J. II. Allen advertises' the largest
f assortment of spectacles: aiuV eye -glasses
eVorcfcdTin this' city, raugmg frouxhe
lowest to highest in quantity, quality nd
price. -.- : -. i; -.
1 1 he Lecture previously adcrtiscdby
llabpi Dl. I). M. Hrowue, to take ; place I Galop, Quadrillf Waltz; Schottis.hc,
this ? .evening at the Oicra House. Jbas mbadrille. Cauliflower: Waltz, Quadrille,
HYaltz, Lancersi rolka, Vuaurillc, belle oi
America, j
I At twelve uchck tlw doors of the sup
per room were thrownopcu ?.d t.e dancers
been" changed the Tern pie of Israel
corner of Fourth and Market streets. r
WVsaw Mr. JcwcttcOQlaythc
'Must htantiiHri TitTf KTtr-tftttr am! Ohlit-
mtomyTraS. EtvaanlM were hcatevl around tables
ELEGAUT," :
APPLES IN
, 6Alxon cans. : :
frtCTlY
i .?c v0u irt !....
OHLY TEY THEM !
E0. MYERS.
1 U.Y RKYttW
dcrfu! in its tCcctt-, 1'Uipg the ink .-from
the paper without leaving a stairii any
where. .' ,
The tiiim of year has tome "when a
man's wfc asks hini to takp a. leugth of
stovepipe , teudcrly tlu-ough the jull,
gently down the front stoop, coyly across
the walk, and knock all the soot out of it
at one bust without hitting hjs toes, con
found it 1
: Something whkUUI pfovb'l interest
to retail liquor . dealers will be found in
our advertising columns to-day. s Squire
Wagner, (3uirmah of tlw Board of Connty
Commissioner?, notifies thxhi that their
licenses will expire ou tho 30th in fit. and
that they mut be renewed befee tho first
of May as r-quirtl by law. :
I "roan in g under tlie delicacies of the seas-ju.
At last a soft and sjlcmn breathing touml
ltoee like a bteani of rich dUtilled perfume,
And rtole upon the air, that even. silcne
Was took ere she wi 'wre, and wkh d she
might ' . j -.
Denr ber nature ami be never mon
8tlll to be ao displae'd. .
And soon th dancers were twirling in the
mazy waltz.
The occay' Ji tuii :uns c rcmenibered
and treasured by those in attendance
among the realizitloas juf t he sweet
dreams of ? ouOC I BS w - " -
You can save Bloney.
by usiug Dooi.ey; Yeast Poww-e,. fir
is not a needless bap-hazard Slatctsc-pfc
bnt a lact verified by tp 'fr&j&vc&c
many thousand JinflicC--' Tiy-i it and
Prove trie claim. .
yet not one iota of sound has passed be-
tw ecu thctwo places, for the soundin Wii-
mi;igton was produced by tli3 human voice.
while that heard iu Fayetteville was
actually produced by the automatic action
of the telephone, an electrical machine
so wonderfully coustructcdrtbat.it 'repeats
the sounds" of the human voice, with aft
of its varied modulations. The tele
phone is not a transmitter of sound but
actually a rc-creator of souud, through
the agency of electricity. This is caused
by connecting two of more inst inmcuts,
by 'an clectrlc'ial circuit, as is done in tele
graphy. When sound . is produced near
any one of the machines, in the circuit
the instrument is so provided with vi
brating membranes and tonges of metal, j
corresponding to tnning forks, whose ad
justments are so arranged that the vibra
tion of these metal tongues open and close
the circuit. For example, sound A at.
& .
Xo. 1 in Wilmington after the sound
lias passed into tue instrument, aud at 1
becomes inteusilied by reflection, on
tbj principle of the echo,' this puts
the vibrating tongues in motion
iu t!ic telephone, which causes the ojkju
ing aud clos;ng of the circuit, thus. pro
ducing waves of elccUioity that pass over
thciutujatcd wire from No. 1 to Xol t.
As thc-sou:tl wave 6iens and closes the
circuit, the electric wave assumes' 'the
modulation, form and character of the
sound produced, s j far a-r' quant ity and
intensity ai ttaiwrp.Pil
As you sound A! rlt SDvlcM
waves passing; vcr the wire reach No.
2 at .Fayetteville, and pissing through the
machiue sets the vibrating membranes aul
metal tongue in laotioR. No's. 1 and 2,
being in perfee: iiitiwa, by the electric.
wave, No. 2 actually sounds A , akiuid-
ed in Wilniitigtou. Or by inveii n sound i
A at No. 2, you win tiod ih.it- I ,vj
peats it. , : ' ' ; ; .' . ' . ' t
The number'of ;uranjiU ucd,iu m
cirtuic makes iu difference. Select any
one 'you choose, produce one or a thousand j
sounds near the selected, m-tcie,
other instrument rfptOf'4reate the i
same in jeriect imitation ai.d unin.. Wc
would advise the reader to Ixrar' iu inin l, y
as we have before Mated, that ahhpush
the first machine receive the aoil aud
iutcusifief it by the same xrfudpal of the
echo, the other; instrument only receive
wavelets of electricity and autornatkally
produces lbs svuuds themselves. ' f
Joseph Henry, IT year' ao raag &
bell by rkctrkity. A frv 'years later
ilorsc transmitted messages by Jit. ITo
day wc converse with a distant friend Ly
the subtle fluidi To-morpow, u bl ?
r
April 25
j. V.. TAVLOli,
S. H. I LSIIDLATK,
V. C. FAEUOW.
. ' Committcf.
Spectacles and Glasses.
fpHE LARGEST ASSORTMENT EVER'
olfercd iu this citj at rlvcs ranging from 'lb
cents to 10. - .
Call and examine for yi!! tcl ve?.
apl 25 J. II. ALL KV.
Wotice.
ALL IiETA1L L1UOIt DEALERS ARE
hereby notified that their LICENSES EX
PIRE on the oOlh inst., an I they 'are rir-pcct-fully
rcqucskd to .
RENEW THE SAME ;
BBFORI2 THB 1st O? XVZiLV
as 15 required by Jaw. -;'
' - . . ' J. G. WAGNER,
apl 17 Clinvn Ii-"C-
Apples
J i Un.
oi' r.ik- lv
-O-
CIAS
711
111
II. Ill liltS & CO
13
5 6l 7 Worth Trout Street.
apl 24 '
1 0O Cases 1 0O
TIlMSK 1'01'UI.AU '
Instantaneous Inii Extract-
;-: , -. ,
, or and Obliterator.
A R R A N T E D HARMLESS tu i.iw-u.
hand", clothing or the fine-l rubric.-.
, Fur ial'i at
' aid lb S. .MAV LIT S.
Lost,
. .
rjlUEDAV- AFTKRXOOS", UKT-WEE.V
tl.-e -Prcsbvisriau - Church aud Dr. Kih'.-
tuse, an lafantY GOLD FIX. The haJ,-:
wiil be suitably rewatded by !r$u,t,ir, tin
aine to the abore reidei:cv.
a, 1 H
PETERSON'S "
"Dollar Series,"
Volume 0m; 'uow rv;Jr..
ST. LOUIS LAC-SB
Re-t iu market packed for family Uic
' in cans of
2 Dozen Each.
. Sold only by
CHAS. D. MYERS & CO
5 & 7 Worth Front Ot.
np ii ; - - - .
LIPPITT'S
Ice Cream Parlof.
VXILL RE OPENED O.V WEDNESDAY
V mominp, 25th inst. 1'are Cream fla
vored with choice-l fruits will be kept daria"
the season.. .
STRAWBERRIES
la e aiidlu.ciou8 wi'lbe kept when ever tLev .
can Lk? procured in either this or the Charle
toa uiarkvts. Cream sent to any part et the
city in .ua:t. and gallons frozen, free of
charge.' A 12 orders for Cream for Sunday
aiut be left Saturday. - ,
En trance to'Palor on PrincewSt.-
.'aid '11 . , - . ;
Imported Mineral Waters.
RIIIXE .WINES,' CLARETS, " f
CHAMPAGNE, Ac.
i:. A- M. f0LLMAX'S CKLEBUATKD
IMPERIAL VIME VINEQAIl.
-Nonpareil Picklin Vinegar, alao, NoirptreU
, Cider . Vincffar. Ordera eolicitcd.
V. J. BLJH1I AN3T. Bmkjr. .
, - 9
Lippitt'n Row-, South Front aL
24
Country Quarters.
' RV Till:
-' 1 - "
"i - .
Couutcs3 of Blessingion..
Fur
gaVl 24
HEINSD SB. OH U G ,
Lire Rov'i auu M'le Si;iti
."I .k 41 Mark'-f -f.
Consignment,
Tubs LETTER, i V.hh DRlL l
: - 7 I ATPLKS.
Rbi. x. iy. :.',,--r 'liti. ai!A
MOLASSES. ) JIOI.ASSES.
IS.n.es 3IEATRolk aaJ Rac. -;
. Ez?. iVai. lYas'ul.
Poultry, CJa?, ic. Insti uctcI to c!l and
1 da it. " -
" We arc prepared to Oil ordera proaptly ior
Vlrffinil Viz Jlauu, b to S lbs weight or 9 to
12 lbs Glee all grades : Lre, Pouab, Waab-
InrCryjUl, Baking; Powders, Heat, Lird,
fV.m V.l,. S-ItTftrn. Art-
Soda Water.
VRUPS mad - froi Qruabe.1 Sugar and
U best truit Juices and Extract.
I'l Centapr Gin,
7 Jlaieai for 2-5 crntj, -
lb Tickets for One DoiUr.
Altvav Ice O ld. " '
-JAMES V. MLi'DS,
Drujzut, .
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