THIS PAPER
v , eTery afternoon, Hnadays ex-
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i -CliHTIOa. POSTAGE PAID.
l 5 CO Six months, $2 50 ; Three
,I? T f 1 25 ; One month, 60 cent.
1 " .-Ir vri!l be delivered by carriers,
' ( a - - . a y part of the city, at the
' ' .)'!:! cents j.'r week.
. j, : i ili please report any and
r-eit-ir papers regularly.
w Ad yoru so moats.
LATEST !
RODDICK,
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45 Karket St.
MW hULLY EQUIPPED
THE
IN
DRY GOODS LINE,
TTAVIN'tf BEEN FOR TUE LAST
n we-ks in the Nor. hern markets, we
TW,t tiie wants oi evnj wuj. 'j
r ,,Lwere b.u;lit, during the late warm
vjltr hn I in porters were auxious to
.y.t ontlu-ir go ,ls and many advan
ce's were game J. We have many
li' wflbo impossible fr us to take
jfas o if .-ace vnuuut auuw. i uc
i ,, . f .m i:ive but :i very
limn ea nif-a
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,v: r..vr ft'' p
i CHEAPEST LINE from Auction
liive over slwwn, $1.00, 1.15, 1.25,
r..!ore'ISilk fr 1 rimming, to com?, in
' ix'j'usai shades.
- :. . . rr- f1 rn
iiro'-aiifil satins it iiiintuiua, ti .ov,
lr-tck si!k !.t'.,:fji Ti'imming. $1.50,
T.". aii'J'.
i k S;!k lh ;'i Velveteens 75 cents, a
i : 1 .
Fancy
Goods.
Urx '?t an m st v.iiied assortment
, t'.is ti y, em'jiaoii'- the No.elties at
'x rr.icin hvm i- to 1 cents. .
I'.! ::d Chni-ie if -m 15 to 75 cents.
OIK
Mourning Department
InoTT rop'e'e, hav'n-g adJed J lie new fab-
;C5 of llQ S'caiOti. ;
SUCK CASHMERES WE mte A
SPECIALTY.
LLANKETS from $1.50 a pair up.
COM FUIITA BLESS, a full assortment,
h ! lua.!-? from pare clear BaUiifg. "
Flannel
A very Lrire stock, tco numerous for de
is. iJjttym prices guaranteed.
La ins' (J-nU" and Children's Uu.ler-
Rir, Hosiery, ai.d Gloves.
T Jjst give us an opportunity of show
? what we have i:ot and we do not fear
pe result.
Cassimeres
or Men and Eoys' wea", all pricss. .
Bleached and Unbleached Sheetings.
reached Shirtings and Homespuns.
.-'spiee to 'Viote price?, but you can
y yareas low as any thing in the
i
LITEST NOVELTIES
u Luilie Tics ami IVcck
Wear.
HMOSAl AND FELT SKIRTS,
from : cents to $2.50.
alicoes from i 1-2 Up !
UC,iOi,;V - r..-. f -vi:
F-re Or n lo-i, ,T a , j j
i, ... j- '"uij pris as we ue
ifrli v.1Ve, a -uat any SPECIAL
rfrnurk.tva-,;...
-iO W !! 1 it-.. ..41
ering away
avr.f t a 0 11 : l -13 niujh the safet
-y secure a!:y ,.l th, n,
.1 c
mVTS & EODDIck,
5 RIarlict Street v
ust Received,
XELEG-k-N"r A.SSORTME.VT of ingjil h
Mser
Ct f f
o, a weli stketed
. ! uUe,
.;c.v Mti .Ecrr in Uvxcs
.Jufraph Albums
aey irk,Unds hTtnu BooIp,
.fJer Bo.ksand liibk?,
Us u of School Uools,
m can fe i fc Fr18'""1?: to trie Dasi-
had . t reisocabla tric.
fPOtttm f.. SVl 17 V. - J- .A.J
CUji BorJ of EdaciUoo.
?wive ass rtniHii". in each and eve?y
? r'in-rt "ir stablisbment. Our stock
: fFl l. o eil with all care so as to
C. W. TATES.
HE; DAM REflEW.:'
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VOL. IV. WILMINGTON, N..C, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1879. ' NO 232
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LOCAL iNEWSj,
New Advertisements.
J. A. Springers Red Ash Goal.
Chas Kleiv Undertaker i'
T. II. Eowit To the Public.
Mdmeoi Remtmbor. i
P. BsiKSEEEesR OriaEjptt s.
A. A I. Shbisr UisarpaEaed. I
Marriage is no uuqve gane it, is a
tie.
Fans are now
useful.
ihiTi ornamental
than
Wirdow Glass ali sizes at ibSer &
Price's.
f
Butte. cup ti itd silk i out? of the latest
novelties, I ' 1
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The arch youtj.wooiau wiih a beau b
comes arcuer.
After all, the sh
the most laps!
ngfeb 6a a r of cover
L-iose contest une wioinaii
tjymg
to
I
The Almanac promiees a hard
rost to
morrow. We had it this morning.
Eyes are not eyes t?hen cigar smokt
makes them water; this is reliable.
'it uruful nuQibers!1 are those which the
lottery speculator does not draw.:
'Early to bed and eariyi to rise is A rule
ever followed by pestileu!
It flies.
Or.o man, even the greatest, is of little
account in the great, total of humanity
The circus that gives the most dead-
head tickets is the gratis s,how on earth.
. If a little stream is a streamlet, is not
t !
a little team a team le when it is hired.
The fashionable young lady with her
hair in style 'is the proprietor of a sle."
ban". i
Before
marri.ige,
jlioney; after mar
nage,
funny.
money;
wh:fe
is anything but
Steamship Itcgiila'or, Cap
from this port, arrived at New
terday. j !
Doane,
York yes
It is vulvar to call a man bovw legged.
Just speak of hida as a parenthetical
pedestrian.
Teople wiil talk and
sing
about the
flowing bowl, when it
flows at all.. '
isn't the bowl that
t
It i3 the belief cf many politicians that
a man can never vo4e the right ticket un
less he is djunk.
If these who over eat . and thosa who
half-starve were to strike a balance, tjhe
world would be pretty well fed.
Our str2ets are well filled with excur
sionists to-day and the prospect, they tell
us, is good for every day this week.
Never strike even a postag3! stamp
in the ace, bat press it as gently as. you
wou'd caress ihe velvet cheek of abejautj.
Col. D K. Mill to will lecture at Red
Banks, in Robeson county, on next Friday
night, fur the lenc fit of the .Presbyterian
Church thora.
You iay t'a to tt sc cash in ices 'for
: i i
Doors, aih ai d ijlia 's, Builder's Hard
wan1, ;i:!J n. obis N 10 b.-uth Fiont
street. . ; f
Last uiht was tleci Jfe-ii V ths cold est of
the season and thi morning there wae a
bird frost and plenty of ice. The weather
t) day has moderated somewhat.
If thirteen persons J sit at one table,
some one will die, If one of the thirteen
dies in the course of a lustrum, the super-
slitien is supposed to be
corroborated.
The boy who left a piece of ice in the
i j t j
sun to warm, was no more; foolish thiin
tbe man who opened a store and expected
peopled to hunt, hi "at out and buy his
goods.
The OxfcTdTorchlight tells us this.1. We
commer.l the enterprising news broker to
the tender mercies of Bro. Kingsbury:
A Mr. Chapel, of Dutch ville Township,
recently died from the effects of a bullet
shot bv Gen Francis Marion simen during
the Revolutionary "war. ,
Grape Juice.
The art of fermenting the Oporto Grape
into wine iD this counitry has been brought
to a creater degree cf perfection by Mr.
Alfred Speer, of rassali, New Jersey, than
by any other person,! and his wine is uery
popular as a ladies' wine, as well as for the
communion tble and for invalids. Foi
sale by Green ct G lancer, Jas. C. Mands
and P. L. Brldgers & Co.
If you want to prevent Typhoid Fever,
o ii you feei as if jou were going to have
the chills and
fever, taka Dr. Bull's,
Baltimore Pills.
Price 23 cts.
i A Correction."
In ihe article yesterday relative to tl e
pound party at St. James' Rectory Lst
night, our reporter was misled byhein
formation he had obtained. The pound!! g
was for the relief of St. Jamrs' Hence,
which hat become greatly in need of ssp
plies,'aau not for the poor. The cor.
tributors were very liberal, and the result
very gratifying to the friends of this noble
institution. i
A Citizen of Pender County.
There is a practising physiciaa now
living in Pender county who has hid a
pome what remarkable caree-. .He is! at
the present time 57 years of are and has
never taken a chew of tobacco i and does
not know one playing card from another,
Qe has been twice married and both of
his w vea were of the same christian
name, while his second wife, who was a
widow when he married her. can say the
same of both of her 'consorts. He has
had two step mothers, and two mothers-in-law,
besides his own mother, which
makes five women whom he has called
mother. He saw, his own mother married
in 1831 and in December, 1812, his
fit her wrote to him to get him a license
to marry his second wifj, which he did,
and then waited on his father at his
second wedding. This man had 9
brothers-in-law present each time he was
married, and at hi? last courting, there
were abcut GO nephews and nieces who
called him uncle. He has 6 children and
2 step-children, 3 children married, 1
grandchildren, 13 step-grandchildren and
1 great-grandchild. Ha is a good citizen,
a thorough and uncompromising Democrat,
a good old Iieb., who went through three
years of the war. He is now ono of the
oldest physicians In Pender county and a
graduate of the Charleston School of Med
icine, class of 1S45.
Strangers in the city should not feilto
visit the S sh Factory, foot of Walnut
street. i
A Carelees Smoker.
We learn that Mr. J. T, Foy, of Scott's
Hill, Pender county, came very near
losing his buildings and property this
morning by; fire, through the carelessness
ofa colored boy. If seems that the boy
was engaged yesterday in picking cotton
for Mr. Foy, which he had placed in bags
after it was picked and put into a cart
and hauled it up to the barn, into which
the bags were thrown. During the
i i
evening Mr. Foy, in walking about his
buildings imagined he smelt the odor of
burning cotton, and went into the barn
to see if there were any indications of fire,
but discovered none, although he handled
all the bags which had been brought in.
Upon going out early this morning, how
ever, he .was surprised and alarmed to see
volumes of smoke coming oat
of the cracks in the weather-
boarding, and rushing to the
barn, he found one of the bags, which he
had fortunately thrown out upon the
floor, the night before, soma distance
from the rest, on fire, and the floor of the
barn ignited and in a light blaze. By
quick and determined work the fire was
extinguished, destroying only the the bag
of cottton and doing some damage to the
floor, which can beeasily repaired. We are
sorry to say, however, that in his efforts,
Mr. Foy's boots were ruined and his
hands badly burned. It is supposed that
the colored- boy, who is an, inveterate
smoker, was smoking and carelessly let
some of the fire from his pipe drop in
among the cotton, t
Economy is wealth buy White Lead
Colors, Varnishes, and all kinds of paint
ing materials for the lowest prices at Jaco-
bi's Hardware Depot.
t
Indications.
War Department,
Office of the Chief Signal Officer,
Washington, D. C, Nov. 6th, 1879.
For the Middle States, Northerly winds
shifting to East and South, falling barom
eter and slowly rising temperature and
clear or fair weather during the day, and
threatening wealher with light rain or
snow by Thursday morning.
For the South Atlantic States, Northeast
winds shifting to East and South, slowly
rising temperature, falling barometer and
partly1 cloudy weather during the rest of
Wednesday.
J. 31. Watsos.
Sergt. Sig. Corps, U. S. A.
Almost Toons Asaln.
My mother was afflicted along time
With Neuralgia and a dull, heavy inactive
condition of the whole system; headache,
nervous prostration, and was almost
helpless. No physicians or medicines did
her any good. Three months ago abe
began to uae Hop Bitters, with such good
effect that she seems and feels young
again, although over 70 years old. We
think there is no other medicine fit to
nss in the family A lady, in Protidence,
l. I.
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No More News.
We have jno more news ifrom New
Vork by . telegraph to-daj. -i We. made
efforts to get a special through from
Washington City giving Us the latest in
formation at 3 o'clock, but it1 has not
arrived and we are , compelled to close
without it. In this instance we fear ihat
no news is bad news,
Sixty-Four Canaries.
1 James Churchill, a noted bird fancier ol
this city, lost siity-fjur canary birda on
Monday last. They were confined in a
very large cage which has four doors to it
and escaped through one of the doors
which had been left open' He succeeded
in capturing twenty of them but the re
maining j fortyfour were driven to the
woods by boys who werei trying to run
them down The birds escaped from
Churchill's aviary on Fourth, between
Nun and Church streets. I
A Contrast.
Fighting Joe Hooker died and so far as
theU.S.Government hereabouts Is concern
ed not a tear was shed nor a flag half-mast
ed. He was at one time a M.ij.-r-General
in the United States Auny. a.'though at
his death on the retired list. Z-ichariah
Chandler died and the Federal flags in
this city are at half-mast to-day, in ac
cordance with instructions, we presume,
from Washington City. The difference
ia tbatH ooker fought in the field for hii
country and Chandler on the hustirgs
for his party.
Money saved in b jying your Household
Hardware at Jacobi 's, No. 10 South
Front street.
f
U. S. District Cout t.
i j
The following cases were disposed of
before this tribunal to-day:
The United States vs. H. Oglesby, with
Frank Fountain as su e'y. Judgment
final to be discharged uyon paymegt of
costs. 1 ;
The United States V3. eleven barrels of
whiskey seized by the government afcou
five months ago, but claimed by Beyis &
FrazT, of Cincinnati, Ohio. District
Attorney Albertson, for the goverment
and the Messrs London for the defense.
Verdict for the government.
Save your money by buying your Build
jng Supplies from Altaffer & Price. t
Magistrate's Court.
Emanuel Rhodes, colored, was arraign
ed this morning before Justice Millis on
the charge of rape, but owing ' to the
absence of witnesses for the defence, the
case was postponed until Lcxt Saturday
morning at 10 o'clock.
James Henderson, colored, was brought
before a trial Justice this morning to hare
a preliminary investigation into the
charge of forcing a lock in the Market
House, mention cf which was made in the
Review a few days ago. The evidence
went to sustain the charge and the de
fendant was bound over to the Criminal
Court in the sum of $100,. in default of
which he was committed to jail .
The state Board of Health.
The advantages and benefits arising
from the State Board cf Health were very
aptly illustrated by the following case
which recently occurred near Rocky
Point, in Pender county:
Virgil Thome, a colored man, was
found dead in a house near Rocky Point,
on the 18th ult., and at the inquest
testimony was adduced which indicated
foul play and pointed to one Jim Sellars,
colored, as instrumental in the death of
Thome and poison as the means used.
Sellars was arrested and Dr. W. T. En
nett, Superintendent of Health for the
county of Pender, was notified, and as soon
as practicable the body was exhumed and
a post mortem examination made.' Dr.
nnett found that the cause of death wa3
from congestion of the lungs and the jury
sammGned by the Coroner rendered their
verdict accordingly. Sellars was then re-
eastd from custody.
By this simple plan cf arriving at the
truth of the matter a great expense was
saved to the j county a suspected
criminal was declared innocent and set
i
at liberty and the demands of justice were
satisfied in their entirety, ard the suspi
cions of the people were at once allayed.
The celebrated Zeb Wc iitbern
Baker and Chief Cook 5: - and
Heating Stoves lor old price. No advance
at J a corn's Hardware Depot. f
There have been email sales of spirits
here to-day at 40 cent. It is quoted in
New York to-day at 4S43 cents.
The receipts of cotton at this port to
day foot up 601 bales. ' i
The State Baptist Convention meets in
Oxford to-day.1 Rev. 'j. B. Taylor. Pas
tor of the First Bai.tist Church, in this
city, is the only jerson who has left here
as yet for attendance, so far as we are
aware. !
New Advertjaemenis.
To the Public.
P1RTIE8 DESIROUS of investing a
small amount of money for a gotd arti
cle in the way of BOOTS AND 8HOJC8 will
find it to tfceir advantage to call at No. 47
North Market Street, where taey will find
only good Goo at very low prices. An
examination of ? tock and pricai respectfallv
o icited. i
THf. H HOWEY,
nor 5 Koi 47 Worth Market et.
CHAS. KLEIN,
UnfleiMer k CaW Hater,
Princess Street, in. Basement of the
, Journal Building,
W I L M. I S fj T O N, N. C.
A fine asftrtmenr of f?nffin. tnH
fceti coMtantlT on hand. Furniture Repaired,
Cleaned and Varnished. Orders by tele
araph er mall promptly filled. . nov 5
The 5 Brothers
I
T8 jNOW DISCHARGI.NO FOR
between TOO and 490 tone finest quality
Red Ash Goal.
ME
Selling at lowest market ratea.
J. A. SPRINGER,
of the Central Yard.
nov 5
Remember
HAVE NOT ADVANCEU
OUR
Piice.
now.
Money saTed in buying Clothing
MUNSON, Tflfi CLOTHIER
AND MER. TAILOR.
Or&anettes.
nv 3
NEW SUPPLY OF THESE Be autifal
and cheap Instrument just received at the
j LIVE BOOK 8T0RP.
The Markets of Parig, by ZjU", 1"
The Conquest of Plassana, by Z)Ia,
The Earl's Secrets, a companion to"Piioi"
and "Family Pide." All for sale at
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HEINSSERGER'S,
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nov 3 Live Book aad Music 8tore.
Secretary Office
Wilmington &Weldon R- R- Co.,
Wi' mint; ton, N. C, Nov. 1st, 1679.
DIVIDEND jOP THREE PER CENT.,
on the Capital Stock of the Wilmington A
Weldoa Bail Road Company, ! has be n de
clared, payable to the Stockholders on aad
after the 22d Inst, ,
The Transfer Books will be closed from the
17th instant actll after the 22d.
J. W. THOMPSON.
I Secretary.
nov-l-tf
Secretaryjg OflSce,
Wilmington &Weldon R R. Co,
November ittt 187?.
rpHE FORTY-FOURTH Annual Meetisff
of the Stockholders of the Wilmington 4
Weldon Rail Roid Company will be held in
t
Wilmington, on TUESDAY, the 18t! initant.
J.
W. THOMPSON,
Secretary.
nov 1-tf
Ilackerel,
Herring:
and Codfish.
jyjACKEREL iaBbls., Kits aad portable
vaekage by package or retail, new and
bright.
CUUFIHH and Scalded Herring in qaaati-
tite, or at retail .
POULTRY, Kgg, Batter, Lard, Potatoes,
Onions, and a fall Use of Family Groceries.
All for tale at bottom price.
oct3) NEWBURY A CHA8TEN.
Watches,
jHRONOM ETERS, j
JLWELKY, 1c
Repaired neatly and promptly, by
J. U WINNER.
No. 3 South front street. Wilmington. W. C,
. . . . i
uver tarnry ycarr experience. uzv9 me a
trial. - 'so? 5
t L 'MBS if
PLEA8S 50TIGE. , '
W be glad te recelra eozamcnkatk ti
from our friends ea tay tfid airiubjectct
general iaterwt bat: ' 1 '
The name of tie wrlter'mnstj alwaje be for.
auaed to the Editor. 1 " '1'-
. CommunicaUone moat be written on on.'
one ride of thejpaper. 1 1 '
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Personalities must be avoided. ' j ,
And it Li eapccia'ly nd particniarly andtr i
stood tt at the Editor does not always eadoe '
the iews cfcorreepondents, anleessolitafefj
ia the editorial coluans. f ! j
?e w Advertisements. 1 1 ,
FALL & .W1NTBS , ErOOBS.
AT
Me. IW. KATZ,
Sfi Marlict it.
HAVING SUCCEEDED- after keveral
weeks of unliriog industry and effort,
in buying the CHOICEST rRODp CTS ,
of European and American Manufjactur- '
ers. I am prepared ta cR'jr to my Patrons
ana rrtends
ins
In all the1 different Departments, wliicb
cannot be excelled tn
' V A R I E t Y li
AKD
EXCELLENCE !
Byany Houie in the city or elsewhere.
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BLACK DRESS SILKS!
Of Eellon, Guinet, Teillard and Tonson
marjufacture. J
Our eelebrated heavy Soft GROS GUA1N
lor une Dollar per yard.
Colored Silks, Silk Vclf
vel, Safins, .
In in&in and Satin .r?liirs.
DRESS GOODS.
S-itin Melange, Cashmere, S6ie, Brocade
Persan, PersaaRaye, T
Raye Broche, Cavalo Mohair. Striped
Satlu, Camel's Hair, .
Colored Cashmeres from 15 cents up,
Colored Alpacas, all shades, 12 cents,
Double Wlefch Colored Alpacas, heavy,
only 16 cents per yard. j "
A Great Variety of different s'jles, suit
able for the season, very low. j
VIourningr Goods!
The best atso'-tment ever offered here,
mDi-ab D'Ete, Bombazine, Tamise, Crape
Cloth ; Plain, Striped and "Brocade Cash
mere; Henriettas, Mohaire, Australian
Cloth. I
15,
Trimmings, Silk, Qra3s and Cheneil Frin!
ges, Gloves and Hosiery, every stylk good
and cheap, Skirts and Corsets. I j
The best Fifty Cent Corset ?ver sold in
I
tne city.
RibbonsV
Fancy, Satin, Striped and Brocaded.
Laces and Embroideries in greatest varie
ty. Housekeeping Gwds, Blankets, Flan-
Men and Boys' Wear,
Ladies' Cloth, Ladies and Children's Me
rino Vests, Ruchitfgs, TiesFancy Goods.
One Thousand Dozen Linen I Handker
chiefs, from 5c op. DOMESTIC? GOODS,
&s , dc Jkc, ail at'prlces which defy com
petition, 'and qualities which cannot fail
to give satisfaction. lean assure my kind
patrons that every article will be sold AS
LOW, and THE MAJORITY LOWES,
than a, any previous season.
Order Samples and you wi 1 be eertafn
to patronize .
36 Market Sf.
oct 27 ' I
Unsurpassed!
QUR STOCK OP MES'3, YOUTHS' aad
Bcy' Clothing and FurnuhiBg Uoodj,THat'
and Capi, is unsurpiwed, la styl make,
quality and prices. toWe have tuo Storrt
fddofNew Good, and we are rapidly ie!
ing them. Call at (nee aid make lelecticn
and cee bow cheap joa caz lay.
i
The beet aad ;cheapes I h;rt In te c.
laundriei aad unlanrirei, At
SHRIfR'J 0 STCSZS,
"cttn UarkcttU
Tfirnrnnfi? Shaw
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