gga l
BEFORE SEDAN.
Here in M1 lefy P"""8
ouiet he lien,
rJui. witu bl Higbtlesa face
i urueu to the skies;
is out auotUer dead;
All you caa say i said.
tarry his body hence
Kiuks roust have slave;
Kings climb to eminence
,jver men's graves;
-u uii man's eye in dim;
i lirow the earth over aim.
What whs te white you touched,
1 liere. at bis Hide
Paper his hand bad clutched
light e'er he died;
or wish, may be;
a moot b the folds out aud aee.
Hardly the worst of us
Mere could have smiled!
july ihe tremulous
Words of a eailtl;
rtue, that ban tor stops
ju,l a few ruddy drops.
Look, she is sad to miss,
Morning and u light,
His -her dead father's kiss;
fries to he bright,
iioo t- mamma and sweet.
mat i R. "Marguerite.' '
h. if beside the dead
niu inhered the pain!
vh. ,f the hearts that bled
Slept with the slain.'
It me grief died; but no; .
Death will not have it so."
lDdretng Little Ned.
Where is 'vVhukej Bill.' who used
. .ir.cu that old white boras iu front
,1 H twenty-ivfjeut express wagoh?
, peated lha mxu, iu tones of snr
prise.
V
B. "
Liovr, n ij a cu ious cae, uc
-.1 . u.
vv
oontinu J 'We all thought
.. , ilo ,1 .mi fir anr&t fnr hfe
w.- dr.Uiing a plul of whiskey a day;
Lut a few month ago he braced right
Mopped dr nkifcg, aud uow 1 near
up
hr in
good baaineaa ana saving
it beate ali
for the last time
I taw him he seemed half under
gound.'
When you go home at night and and
tbt-t ail ;a well with your own flash
sud hlocd do you go to sleep reason
ing that the rest of the world must
care for itself? Do yoa erer shut
your ey s and call up tbe hundreds of
iHces you have met during the day,
nud wonder if the paleness of death
will oover any of them before the mor
tov ? When you have ouoe been at
tracted to a face, eren if it be a stran
ger's do yon let it drop, from memory
with your dreams, or do you call it up
gaiu ad again as night comes down
nud hope it may lose none of its
brightness in the whirling mists of
time? -
So 'Whit-ay Bill' wrs hunted down.
An inquiry here and there finally
traced him to a little brown cottage on
a by street. He sat on the step in
the twilight, a burly, broad-shouldered
man of 60, and in the house three
or four ehildren gathered around the
lamp to look over a picture-book.
Yes. the v used to call me 'Whisky
bill, down town,' he replied, as he.
moved along and made room, 'but it
is weeks since I heard the name. No
wonder they think me dead, for I've
not set eyes on the old crowd for
months,' nd Ido't Trautto for montbs
to come.
Tl ey tell me you Lave quit drink
ing. One oouid see that by your
fac .'
'1 hope so. I haven't touched a drop
nuoe February, ikfore tbat I was
halfdruuk day in and day out. and
more of a brate than a man. I don't
mind sayinir tbat my wife's death set
me to thinking, but I didn't stop my
liquor. Qod forgive me, but I was
dank whence died, half-drunk at
the grave, and I meant to go on a reg
ular apiee that nigbt. It was low
down, sir, but I was no better than a
brute those days.
'And so you left your motherless
children at home and went out and got
drunk?'
'N.I id I me nt to, but I didn't.
The poor things weie crying ail day,
and i fter coming home from tbe
burial I thought to et 'em tucked
away in bed before I went out, Druuk
r sober, I never stiuok one of th m
blow, and they never raajfrora me
when I staggered home. There's four
i f 'sm in there, and the youngest isn t
qaite four years yet. I got the older
ones in bed all right, and then came
hit e Ned. He had cried him-etf to
sWp, aud he called for mother ts soon
as I woke him. Until tbat night I
never had that boy on my knee, to say
nothing of putting him to bed, and
you oan guess these big fi'igers made
plow work with the hooks and buttons.
Every minute be kept sayirg mother
didu'tdo tbat way, ar.d mother done
this way, and the big ohildren were
hiding their heads under the quits to
drown their Fobs. When I had his
o othes off and his night-gown on I was
ashamed and put down, and when the
o deat saw tears in my eyes and jump
ed out t f bed to put her arms around
my neck I dropped the name of
Whiskey Bill' right then and for
ever.' And little Ned?'
Mebbe I'd have weakened but for
him,' replied tbe man, as he wiped
his eyes. 'After I got the child s
night gown on, what did he do but
kneel right down beside me and wait
for me to say tbe Lord a Prayer to
him! Why, sir, you might have
knocked ne down with a feather!
There I was, mother and father to him,
and I couldn't say four words of that
prayer to save my life! Ha waited
aud waited for me t) begin, as his
mother always had, and tbe big chil
dren were waiting, and when I took
him in my arms and kissed him, I
celled heaven to witness that my life
should ohange from that hour. And
eo it did. sir, snd I've been trying
nard to lead a sober, honest life. Q d
be ping me, no one shall call me
Whiskey Bill' again.'
The four ohildren, little N d in bis
night-gown, came out for a good night
kiss, and the boy oaddled in his fath
er's arms for a moment, and said :
'Good aigbt, pa good night, every
body in the world good nigbt, n.a. up
in heaven and don't pat oat tbe light
" we gel to sleep? Detroit re
frost. -
How a-Toad I n dresses.
A pe itk man sends to an agricul
tural paper an amusing description
of 'How a Toad Takes oft his Coat and
PantfHe'ays be hasseenone do lt.nud
a friend 1 as seen another do the aame
thing in the same way : About the
middle of July I fouud a toad on a
till of melons, and not wanting him to
eve, I hoed around him. He appear
ed sluggish, aud not iLcliaedto move.
Presently I obseived htm pressing biH
elbows against his sides jud rubbing
downward He appeared so singular
that I watched to ee wlat he wao up
to. Alter a few saoart rubs his skm
began to burst open straight aloug hi
baok. Now, onid I, Old fellow, you
have done it; but he appeared to be
unoonoerned, and kept on rubbing
until he bad worked all his skin into
folds on his sides aud hips, then
grasping one hiad leg with his bands,
he hauled off one leg of his pants the
s m aaanb dy wou'd, then stiipped
i he other bind leg in toe same way.
He then took hi1 cast-off cuticle for
ward between bl forelegs into his
month and shallowed it; then by rais
ing aud lowering his head, swallow
ing as his head cme down, he strip
ped off his skin uuderneath until it
came to bis forelegs, and then grasp
ing one of these with the opposite
baud, by oousidorble iputling, strip
ped off the fkin; cbangiug bauds, be
stripped the other, aud by a slight
motion of the head, and all tba wbiie
swallowing, he drew it fr m the neck
and swallowed the whole. Tne opera
tion seemed an agretabie oue, and oc
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JThe following a uoutioni represent the
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taall orders highe- price have to be chwgad
gne- prices bava to I
io' "A" f 10
inestic J 11
Double Anchor.
11
lutf
11
10 11
5 0 ti
7X0 X
10 0 13
6 0 7
6 0 6H
6 0
4 0
2X0 i
Doable A.nch
Standard Domestic
BACON North Carolina.
Ham, ? tt
Shoulders, V lb
Hides, lb
Western Smoked-
Hams.
Sides. V &
Dry Salted
Sides, V lb i,
Shoalderi, V
BEEF Live weight...
1ARRELS Spirits Turpentine
second tlana, each...
New York, each, new
.eawAX- m
1 26
0 1 60
1 85
1 75
S3 Q 00
8 00 10 00
00 01i Of
16 0 'JO
16 9 'lb
ib & 40
11V
8 0 9
1 : 7 8
28 0 SO
18 9 20
65 0
1 jo ft) 2 10
96 &
RICKS Wilmington, 1? M 8 00
Northern J
B 'JTTER North Carolina lb
Morthorn, $ lb
CAN DbKS Sperm tt
TaUow, f fb.
A dan. an tine, set
OH EES K
Northern Factory, M 1 ft...
Dairy cream, ft
SUte, lb
COFFEE Java, - lb
Rio, V tb 'llA9
Laguv.a, w n 4
COKN fEAL-V busbI....
COTTON TIE: V bdl ....
DOMESTIC
Sheeting. 4-4 V vard
Farn, bunch 86
FISH
Mackerel, No. 1, bbl....l 00
No. l,f bbl 8 75
Mackerel, No. 2, y bbl.... 12 60
No. 2, 1? M bbl 6 00
Mackerel, No. 3 V bbl 00 00
Mullets, bbl 2 00
(N. C. Herring, kg 6 50
Dry Cod, y 7
FLOUR-Fine, If bbl 0 00
Super, Northern, y bbl... 4 50
Extra do " V bbl... 5 2b
Family " bbl... 6 60
City MillEx,.Super V bbl... 7 00
" Family bbi... 7 50
" Ex. Family bbl... 8 00
FERTILIZERS -
Peruvian (uano, 2000 Bbs. 60 00
Baugh's Phosphate " " 00 00
020 00
0 J 0L
000 0(
0
0
6 5C
8 5t
2 60
tj 00
0
0
0
0
0
00
OC
60
00
25
75
25
0
0
0 8
000 00
000 00
061 00
040 00
046 00
047 00
040 00
067 00
070 00
070 00
00 00
Carolina Fertiliser
Ground Bone,
Bone Meal
" Flour
Navajsa Gusno,
Complete Manure
" 46 00
" 00 00
" 00 00
" 00 00
" 36 00
" 00 00
" 00 00
" 00 00
" 00 00
Whann's Phosphate
Wando Phosphate, "
BergerABruta'sRos. "
Wilcox, Gibb A Co., ma
nipulated Guano.
GLUE V m
48 00 067 60
8 0 10
1 60 0 tlX
64 0 65
None.
46 60
66 0 65
. 1i 4 0
9 0
GRAIN Corn.store, 561bs
n,y
Oats, V bushel
Peas. cow. V bushe
HIDES Green, fl
Dry, W
HAY Eastern, 100 lbs... 1 00
North River, 100 lbs.... 1 00
HOOP IRON ton 60 00
0 1 10
05 00
LARD Northern $ lb
North Carolina fi
8X0
11 0
12
0 00
LIME V bbl 1 25
LUMBER City steam sa'wd
Ship stuff, resa wed, Mft.l8 00
Rough edge plank. $ M ft. 16 00
West India cargo, accord
026 00
018 00
014 00
025 00
014 00
0
ing to quality, Tff H ft.. .12 00
Dressed Mooring, seasoned. 15 00
Bcantling and boards, com
mon, M ft 12 00
MOLASSES Cuba,hhdgl 32
Cuba, bbls., V gal 36
0
0
0
0
Sugar bouse, hbds. fr gal.
20
" " hbls. gal...
Orleans Choice bbls. gal.
22
35
60
13
10
00
45
3 60
NAILS Cut, 20dto4d,k'g 2
OILS Kerosene, V gal
0
0
0
0
Lard, gal 1
Linseed, w gal 1
1 45
1 10
20
1 25
Rosin, gal 12
PEANOTS bushel 90
POTATOES -Sweet, bus. 00
0
0
50
Irish. Northern, bbl 3 00
3 60
PORK Northern, city mess. 10 00
1 10 60
Thin, bbl 00 00
000 00
011 00
000 00
Prime, DDi extra) iu ou
Rump, bbl -...00 00
RICE Carolina, ft
7 0
00 00
00 9 1 15
( 22
70 00
80 e 00
75 0 80
25 0 1 35
75 m 00
10X9 00
00 10
9
9 7
00 9 $lA
9 UX
6 9 7
East India, ft
Rough. bushel 1
RAGS Country, ft
City, V ft
ROPE -
SALT Alum, saek
Liverpool, V sack.
American V sack
Marshal's fine, sack......
Cadis V sack
dUUAK uuDa, w m
A- Coffee,
B
C
Ex C- ft
Crushed V B
oOAP Northern, V ft
SHINGLES Contract, m 6 OO
9 1 00 X
Common, H M 1 &0
9 L lb
15 00
00 00
9 00
12 00
(10 75
8 00
6 50
9 4 60
4 00
3 60
2 26
STAVES W. O. bbl. M.10 00
R O hhd. w" E 00 00
TALLOW ft 8
TIMBER Shipping V M
10 00
8 50
Mi I. ex'.ra per M
Mill, prime per M
7 00
Mill, fak- per M 6 00
Common, per M 4 00
Interior to Ordinary.per M 3 00
WHISKEY North'n, per gl 1 26
North Caro-ina, per eal ... 1 50
WOOL Unwashed, per ft... 18
Washed, ner a 26
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q o r Boxes D. S. and 8uioked
O Sides,
200
350
1,250
LIhds Nl
Crop Cuba
Molusser,
Bbls Cuba,.N.:0. and 8.
U.
Molasses.
Bbh Fresh Flour,
1 q -Bbls Sugars, Crushed,
1 4tO Granulated A, Extra C, andC,
QQiTuba ChoiceFainily Lard,
150 Boxe8 Tobacco Tax 0ff
iy r Half Bbls and Boxes PjiuAT.
7o LTsx or.
1600
Kegs Nails,
AL80,
Potash, Lye, Soda, 8oap, Starch,
Hoop Iron, Spirit Barrels, Glue, Ac
For sale by
WILLIAMS A MURCHISUN,
way 26 Wholesale Gro. A Com. Mer.
Headquarters for Ale, ,
Lager Beer and Porter.
H MARCUS 6c SON'S,
No. 6 Market Street
C
AN FURNIjJHJOU WITH TUK BES
Al, Lager Beer aDd Porter, both keg and
bottled, in the city.
fW Country order, promptly attended t o
D ILK K ICOi iPLageiwa,
Harness & Saldles,
FOR SALE AT
GERHA&DT da CO'3,
3rd at., opposite City Hall.
rep a I K.1 NO DONE WITH NaATNESh
AND DISPATCH.
HOKSE-SHOEING A SPECIALTY.
m&T 26 tf
Exchange Hottl,
oolossoro, sr. c.
A FliiST CLa8S HL-E in erery respect.
r. Special arrangements one ad to torn
merciai tonaiu.
riices R-asonaS!e
J. M. BnVTIG,
Forme ly of Wilmington and P. P C Co.
3 L. . MERRITT,
Formerly of Petersburg A BlaeR'dge springs,
may 14- rropneiora.
riHB WLHINGTON JOUaSAL, ta
tbe verv bwrt auvofunnj Jicliam bia
btala, Trjtl,
Rail Road Lines, &c.
i-
1 f " V 1 'y a - if sy-TVk
CAHOLIN A CENTRAL RAILWAY' CO.
Orrica Qbnshal SiPBainrHoaBT, )
Wllmineton. N. C., MT 18. 1879
179. J
CHANCiK K SCDKD1 LK.
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V AV) AKTKH TH H rit-. the f..ll w
M-t.i-.1ui.- will be operated on thi
Railwar :
Passeber. Mail and Fxpress T?in.
J Leave Wilmington St.... 7:0 . P
Arrire at Hamlet at 2-.'. 7 A
" at Charlotte at.... 1 :2flj A
) Leare Charlotte at 8:25 P
'o. 2. Arrire at HaaJet at... i... 1.3 I A
) " mi Wilintnirtiirj at 9i O A
M
i
M
Is
Ch'S c fi(ertmn nude st Ham', t a ith
trsics of Raleigh A Auk uta Air Line lU'il
wy. Shelby Diviatoa Mail Freight A Paafeafei
n 1 Kxpre .
u. q ) L Charlotte- A
WO" "f ArrUe.1 Shelby ' V
Mo. 10.
) Leave Shelby 1:15 P ,M
Arrire at Charlotte 5:05 P M
V. v- -OHNSON,!,
my li OfrtHr! Sapai intendrriit.
WILMINGTON & WELD0K
RAILROAD COMPANY
Orrtoa'or Gsm'l MrriRims dint
Wilminirton, N. C, Nor IS, U7t
CHANGE OF SOHEDUI-F i j
On and after Sunday. Nor 24th, 17V
Passenger trains on the WMmington A K
don Railroad ill run as fo'lows :
DA" MAIL AM) EXPRESS THAI S.I da .
Ieare Wilmington, Front St. Pepoi
at 3A
Arrive at Weldc.o at 1 00 P
Lave Weldon i St P
Arrire at Wilmington, Front St.
Depot at. , 9 63 P
M
M
M
NIGHT MAIL AAD EXPRESS TRa IN .
DAILY
Leave Wilmington, Front St
Depot at 9 'OP M
Arrive at Weldon at 3 50 A A. !
Leave Weldon, i 13 A M
Arrive at Wilmington, Front St.
Depot at.. 8 1C t Hi
Train on Tsrboro Prarrh Koaa )-
Rocky Mount for 1aboro at M 0 P M dailv,
and Tuesday , Thursday and Saturc ay at ttVi)
AM. Returfing, leare Tarbro at 101)0
A M daily, and Monday, Wednesday atO
Friday at 8:30 P M. i.
Tbe Day Train makes close connectim sk
rVeldon for all points North ria bay Lit
daily, (except Sunday) and daily, via Virh
mond and all rail route. ,
Night train makes close eonnertione jwt
Weldon for all points north via Richmor 1.
Sleeping Cars attached to all Night Trail f-.
JOHN F. DIVINE, Genera. Kur i
nov 24
1 m lyHy
i .
Gen'l SuVts Office
WILMINGTON, COLUMBIA AND AC
GUST A RAILROAD. A
Wilmington, N. C, Nor. 3, 1h?bJ l!
OHANGE OF 80HEDLLE,
On and after Sunday, Nor. 24, the foil y
Ing schedule will be run on this road: -
DAY EXPRESS AND MAIL TRAIN, dailv.
Leave Wilmington... 8 3C, A to
Leare Florence 1 03 ' M
Arrire at Columbia 4 15PM
Leave Columbia Pi 56 1' M
Leave Florence. J.... 4 4.' P M
Arrive at Wilmington 'J JO P M
'NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN (Daily).
Leave Wilmington 0 M
Arrive Florence 1 30 A H
Leave Florence 2 00 A M
Arrive at Wilmington 6 i A M
This Train will only stop at Flem ngt n ,
Whiteville, Fair Blui, Marion, and ftor-
i it ... a Ml
ence, and an stations Dei ween r lcrence a: a
Columbia.
iV Passengers for Augusta and brond
should take Night Eanress Train : run. vV il .
mington.
' Thrinirh Sleeping Cara on night train
for Charleston and Augusta.
JOHN F. DIVINE, General Supt.
nov d
For Health and Pleasure
GO TO
ti UGieoratGft mm.
Mil f v
rpHE8E SPRINGS are situated four mil
Souh of Pbelby ard six milea North of
Whitaker's. on tbe Air-Line R. R. The min
eral waters a-e sulphur and chalybeate. Thej ,
properties of the sulphur are iron, au phur
and magnesia. Properties combined are be
nefieial to all di eases, and never fail to earn I
tbe most obstinate caas, as many will t sur .
The chalybeate waters cann t be surpaatd.
having wrought many aim' at miraulom
cures.
These Celebrate! Springs will b oj.en.Pr.t
April, and tbe prices are in reach of all, hav
ing been greatly reduced this season.
Bathing houses, croquet jrrounls. trn pin
alley, and other amusement and attractions
free for visitor. Hacks running f rr m tbia
place will meet visitors at Shelby or at Wbit
aker's on the Air I in- U. B., upon short ao
tice to the Proprietor.
Kaiks or Boakd.
Per dy 1
Per week
Per month ,.L f Z '
Per a' nth for two or more months.... 18 CO
Children and servants ban price.
For further panic ulars, a laresa
W. O. PATTERSON, Prop1 j.
apt 29-daw 13t 8he!biv, N. C.
NEW PIANOS $125
I. ' I
L' -- K mwkA alt mttr'm InolnHincp OrinH flnmri
and Upright, all strictly riasr class, sold at
the lowest aar cash wholuili racroT 1
prices, direct to the pcacBasaa. These Piao
made one ot tne nneat displays at r i -n-tennial
Exhibition, and wer unanim ns! j Re
commended for tbe HieHasT Hoxoas wr
11,000 in use. Regularly insorporatsd Man
ufacturing Co. Factory established over 30
years The Square Grands contain Mathu
shek's new patent Duplex Over strung Scale,
tbe greatest improvement in the history of
Piano making. Tne UprtgDta are tne nnen
in a m eric a. rianos imi um irub w
fail to writ foe Illustrated and Descriptive
one
catalogue of 48 pages mailed iree.
MENDELSSOHN PIANO CO..
apl 74b M KM I ("! r
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