North Carolina Newspapers

'I ' ' i I . ; . I - immmatt .J. 'I' i iyfc i - y , j , 1 - T-- - H,ied erery afternoon, Sunday, ex- jOMlI. T. f ' SUITOR AND PROPBIKTOm. ; - -i, it:lriOS3iP0STAOE paid. -r 5 00 Six months, $2 60 ; Three th, H One nymth, 60 cent. 2 w.ll b delivered py carriers, ,r J-i- an" part f the city, at the . . r i:t cent." per week. ;D.. -i,' r please report any and rr -iTt thir papers regularly. -?rw Advertisements, EVOLUTION In CARPETS jv.I & EOBBICK, 45 Market St. ' 'r 1 ..!.., v the largest assortment Carpet South of New York. Carpets, Carpets, Carpets tit-r particulars next week. Carpels, Caipiits. C r ),000 Represented in this New Enterprise. Cant, ( H tU, Carpets. V -ivitn all to call who have A'WLleaof purchasing such goods. y Carpets Carpets, . Carpets. V also invite all to call whether they have any idea of pur-, chasing or not- Carpets ! Caroets ! Caroets I EKOWM & RODDICK, 15 Market Street nov 7 Overcoats ! Overcbats ! ! Overcoats ! ! 1 KST STOCK AND LOWEST PRICES J k the city, at b'UKlEH'd TWO STORES, Market st. r.or 22 For Rent, HHiT DESIRABLE WHARF, at c-'t a Mulberry jtreet, lajfcly occupied. the Baltimore staiiKiD Company. com- P e-e with l)ffi.ee, fhtds, Ac. Also, the C )AL and W'oul) Y A Kl) , corner of Front iu .uc merry !treti at present occupied by J. A. S ringer. Apply to sept oO-tf H. NUTT. rOME-MADE CANDY AMD POST OFFICE GCOBES STAND. 'pHF,( ONLY GENUINE HOME-MADF I Canuy in the city, will be found ev-ry-d r, frtfh and sweet," tbrte doors South of t - r'oiit tfjc on 8eecnd street. Also, fine i reLch Candies, Nuts, Kaiains, Fruit, AC C. K. JEVENS. t.cx is Nea the Postcfflce. The MewH at Store. rpUE CLNDEaSIQilED takes this method 0- infoT ing Lis ennaerouspitrom that here atr be will be pleased to wait oa them at "-13 North Iront stree, where can be r cna the latefct, prttieet and most fashion styles f Bats, together with a fine as. s rtment of Gents' Underwear. Trunks, Va ues, librellas and so forth. JOO.S M. ROBINSON, -No. 13 North Front st., B - South ol Turcell House; m sut. wm-, 'AIH ..REVIEW;. ; VOL. IV. WILMINGTON, N. C MONDAY DECEMBER 1, 18791 LOCAL NEWS. New Advertisements. ' . Wjiliams 4 liouisoH Salt, Yg,ng, Ties, Molasses. . . 1 K. C. Mi LT.IR Baby Syrup. Qkkhaedt A Co Buggies,'" Harness, Ar, See'a A Card- . ' H Boatwiisht A MiKht Hold the Fort I C. M. VanOrsdell Forgutten Chess, Carlty A Co Cleveland Lamps. See ad Roller Skating, 1 : See ad Wanted. A Wanted. J ; on We shall Open. 1 l RiNSBEasxa Mjrtlc Lawn. tr xiBiMSBsasxa uj A. A 1. 8hri a Oyercoats. For other locals see fourth pa?e Wirdow CiUsa Price's. at Itatt'r &1 The mi duetts at , the I Ci:y Hall Thursday night. I The barque Diana, (Nur) Roth, saihd from Hull oo the j28 h u)t.for this port. The schooner Lizzit i jor, Hammond, cleared at Boston on the 28th tilt for this port. I 1 Erjy riaers report ice this morn in g- at 1 o'clock to.day the weather is quite warm and not all suggestive of ice. Meat Cutters and SiutTjrs, gLiis, G riod stones and so on, at JAcqBi's. K ' ! l A runaway horse attached to a cart w.4s stopped in front of the mTket rouse thus nvjruiug by officer-Green and a co!pr e 1 man. "' il ' You can buy a No. -hearing or Cook Stove at alrbjost any pric at'jAcpBi's.No. 10 South front street. ,' The diagram for the seata for Mr. and Mrs sale ofj reserved McKee Rankin in the Danites on Wednesday' ! night next is now open at Heinsburgers's. Mr. Geo. Myers has rented i and opece 3 th two stores next. North of his estab lishment on Front street, and will use them as a display room- for 'his Xmas stock. Concert. . An amateur concert is on the tapis. It will bo given some time during this month. The best talent in the city will take j art in it, and Willi be assisted by persons ho have some experience1. , Probabilities The following are the probabilities re ceived to-day from the Signal Office in this city: For the South Atlantic States falling barometer, Northeast winds, generally veering to Southerly warm and generally clear weather. One Expcritnce from Mapy. - "I had been sick and miserable so long and had caused ay husband so much trouble and expense, no one seem ed to know wt at ailed me.thatl was com pletely disheartened and discouraged. In this'frame of mind I got a bottle of Hop Bitters and used them unknown to mj family. I eoon began to improve and gained' so fast that my husband and fam ily thought it strange and unnatural, but when I told them what had helped me, they said .'Hurrah for' Hop Bitters ! long may they prosper, for they have made mother well and us happy'." The Mother. Doctors and tharches. doctors of New . York City say The S peer's Port Grape Wine has proved to bej)ure, unadulterated, of . a tine flavor and tonic properties, 'and is unsurpassed for its restcrative powers, and they pre scribe it as a very bnperior witie. Churches use it fur communion. Fr sale by P. L Bridge: s, Green & Planner and j. C. Mund. Save your money by buying jour Build Supplies from Alufler & Price.' ' f Memorial Serrlcct. A service commemorative of the late Bishop Wtittingham, ,of the Diocese of Maryland, is to be. held in St. Paul'. Church, Bl.imore, commencing to-morrow (Tueedav) morning at 11 o'clock. We learn from theCAti climan that Bishop Atkinson, 'of. North Carolina, will preach the Memorial seraion, which wilt be fol lowed by au administration of the Holy Commardon. The clergy in attendance will weir thtir rurplicts, aod more in procession w ith the lay delegate, entsr iug the church in a body preceding the Bihop in attendance. ; , - Fttble Ladiei. The In guiJ, tiresome sensation, causing you to fet-l scarcely able to be on your feet; that constant drain that is taking from your system all Its elasticity ; dtf rink the bloom from your cheeks. thV cdnUnaal strain upon jour viut! forces, rendering you irritable and fretful, can easily be removed hv j.be ns ot that tnartskms remedy, Hop Buterf. irregularities and obstructloDS of tout system are relieved at once, while the special cause ot pet Kxlical pain is per- maneuiiy removed. Will you heed this ? I ' . ' i I. City Court- ! Quite a large audience greeted the Mayor at his regular hour this morning. The first case called was David Mallett, colored, charged with being drank and dwn.j Sentenced to one day's impris onment, i ' Enoch1 Griffin, colored, charged with disorderly conduct was neiton the docket. Defendant discharged. i The principal case on docket, which occupied the attention of the Court the rest of the forenoon, was then called The defendants being John Grady and Gerrge Hay, members of therkst Ward fire bucket company, (colored) j who were charod with assault and battery with a deacTJy I weapon with intent to kill upon the jerson of jJohn Tayltr, colored, on last Saturday night durlngthe alarm of 6re on the West side of the river. Mr. Solicitor Mtore appeared for the State, M. Bellamy. Esq., for defendant George Hayes, and John L. Holmes, Efq , for defendant John Grady. Numerous witnesses were called for the State, the defence having none. The first to take ' the stand was Dr. J. C. Walker, city and county physi cian, who testified that he had been called in to see John Taylor, a wounded man whom he found paralyzed, lyiog in an unconscious state and in a , very critical condition from a wound in the head about one to oue and a half inohes long, which looked ai though it had-been made with a blunt jagged instrument; The skull la thought fractured, and he considered tbe recovery of the iujured nan exceedingly doubtful. After Dr. Walker V testimony had been given ether' witnesses were called. The first being James E. D Izon , a colored man, who swore in substance that on the occa sion of the fire, last Saturday night, tbe Captain of the Bucket1 Company, David .Nixcn, and others, were on the flat of John Taylor, colored, at the foot of Prin cess street ; that he saw Nixon and Tsy 1 r in a tussle. That George Hayes, one of the defendants, and others were pulling another flat down the river, alongside of Taylor's flat. That just at this time he heard.some one say. Don't you see our Oiptain in a difficulty ?'' and saw George Hayts raise a hook of some kind and strike John Taylor on the bead when Taylor felljthat he, witness, was itaading batween Taylor and defendant when the blow was struck; that after Hayes struck tbe blow he pulled ; the book to him while st III in the- stricken man's bead. Daniel Nixon, John Grady and several others were standing on Taylor's flat at the time the b!ow was struck. Hayes struck the injured man with the sharp part of the hook. After striking the blow Hayes jumped from 'the outside flat on toj Taylor's Sit. The blow knocked Taylor down and be would have fallen overboard, but Dave Nixon caught him and palled him on the flat. The foregoing testimony was all that was offered in confirmation of the blow beiof stnick by Hayes. Other witnesses, among thea George Carey, the nephew of the injured m .n who was on the flat at the time, and Nelsen Robinson, the partner of Taylor oa the flat, both swore to having Been the blow struck and identified John Grady, then in Court on trial, as the man who struck the blow which? knocked John Taylor down. Tbe testimony of officers Alien and Ever ett of the police force, who were present and made the arrest of Grady and others as soon as they could reach them through the crowd corroborated the testimony given by Carey and Robinson. Even the fireman's hat, which defendant Grady had in Court with him, and which the witnesses, Carey and Robinson, swore he wore on the occa sion of the difficulty, was identified as be-1 ing in the opinion oi the two witnesses the same hat Grady wore' when he struck Taylor." - At the conclusion of the examination of the witnesses, Mr. Bellamy counsel for George Hayes, made.a motion for his dis charge which the Solicitor, OoL Moore, did not oppose, inasmuch as he stated, that the evidence of Dixon, he did not denn sufficient to warrant the detention o! tbe prisoner. Tbe Court thereupon dis charged the defendant, George Haye Mr. Holmes count! for Grady then made an appeal to the Court la his behalf and r .questing that' he be discharged as the testimony of Dixon, clear j exonerated his dieat; and implicated Hayes, and in asmuch also as the testimony of David Dixon was rather oo fiicting la resard to Grajirc4tioa on, the xi wlsa ths Kow wasslrmck. The Court took a difierant view, however, and committed the defea dant without bail to jail to await his trial at the next term of the Crimioal O urt. This finished1, the pr.ceedings an! the Coart adjourned. , The drffiulty mentioned ah ve, whi h oxurred about half past 12 o'ekk banday mornnig arose out of the fact that these firemen in obedience to tbe ord- r oi their chief, were endeavoring to procure a tlat to transport the Brooklyu fire bucket company and coal for the steam fire engine, which had already preceded them across the riv-r to the scene of the j raging West side of tbe rivef. But thre lurders ! t were not to knck down arl kill, or e ui to injure any one, and whoevt r j struck the blow which will prorahly result iu the old man Taylor's rValh, acted in'a most fiendish and unwarrantable manner aod from all the evidence that has teen adduced it was apparently without ai y provocation whatever. ! I Railroad Schedules and lonnec I lions, i ! There has been a slight change in tbe schedule of the morniag train on the Wilmington, Columbia & Augusta Rail road. It leaves Wilmington at 9.40 a. m. instead of 9. S3 a. m. asjfjrmerly Other trains run as hereto 'or as to hours of arrival and departure, but the 10:13 p. m. train now runs via Camden Junction to Augusta, Ga.f that being in effect tbe old Wilmington and MaLchester route, and makes close and direct connection for all points South. A passenger leaving Wilmington at night will be in Augusta next morning at 9:25, breakfasting if be likes at the Highland Park Hotel, Aiken, S.C. 1 The train on the Carolina Central due ia Wilmington at 9:50 a. m. connects at Hearts' Bluff with tbe train of the W. & & A.',R B.,leaving Wilmingtoa at 9 : 10 a. m., so that.passtngera and mails from Charlotte and the line of C. C. Railway for Charleston and the South can now go through without any detention. Both trains of the W. C. k A. connect for Charleston, Savannah and Florida; that at 10:13 S. 0. p. ra , also for Columbia The celebrated Zeb Vance and other Cooking and Heating Stoves at the low st cash prices at Jacobis Hardware Depo . t MARRIED. NaLSOM GILLICA.N At Mos Neck, Robeson county, Wednesday evening, 26th last, by tbe Rev. May, Mr. ADOLP1J NfcL SON to Miss IS AIM A F. UlLLICaN. No cards. Now Advertisements. Wanted. SMART BOY in aDryGoodj Store. One who is willing to woik only need ad- dress", dec 1 tf IO.B.a43. Roller Skatins. rJIHE SEA60N fcr Roller Skating will open at Currie's Hall on Second street, between Market and Princess, to-morrow ("TUESDAY) afternoon, at 3.30 o'clock and ai 8 P M. Two hours rolling on each occasion. Admission, including use cf Skates, 20 cents. After to-morrow the afternoons will be used exclusive!y for ladies and children, dec 1 Star copy. m A f . OPERA HOUSE. One Bight Only I Wednesday, Dec'r 3. m m t m Eagafesaeoi of the Q if ted" American Artists , Hr. aufl Urs. HcKee BanHn, In Mr. Joaqsin Miner's Beautiful American Drassa of the 51 9 The Hay will be presentsd is ith Entirely New aeenerv and a Wonderfully 8TE05G PHK50MK5ALCA8T! Ib wklca racfe aad Krerv Persoa, i ao eomotef their adap-ability to the Characters, nave been 8 eeiaUy Cagaged. . Reserved Peats $1.00. 8eats for f o jsa!e at Beias9ergers Baok 8tort. aov 19 it We Shall Open ! MONO AT, A FRK3H dTJCt OF Overcoats. ITUJrSON, THE CLOTHIER acv W A5D MEB. TAILOR. Now Advertisements. HOT AS GOuD BUT THE BEST KI-F, l.AMBj ani S ACJ tJS in the ) I. city at I M KL1 0 X ' 3 f ecoz. i S Lye orders for to ni I drc 1 It A Card, r rlU ali those csnnei ho n :$;..; ic ?avi p our property f ,m d s mciiir. v v f.re ra Saturday night ls, we te ...'tr sincere thanks; and tpec 'l v t . r"1 of the Steaaer .Njce, f.Ir ike pr-'i.-i, f . . iJ acd 4ythwte tKp,lf tiiiif the Fire hnginei aod Comp.i: i.-. o t ' points of danger in tkne t arrrs: 'the il-.tM-? and nve much valuable poper-y f, join d yction. . To' tbe Fire Department an i t thm Coq panies which succeeded, under mi, h s-ireri? circnajttanevs, in reaching the jr u iu in pea" eon to fet-iy the spread of tl tirej . .t-Rkc. reat p!eare ia thus pubUc-Jv sck'.r, lect in rour obligations. ALFKLi) iI,Kll., dec 1-lt AA X. JUHNjO:., J L- Farottea and Left at My Art Gal' cry, rpHREE OR FCUX BA'JIEi', ;wh ch tie parent? can have by calling n n e, prorirp property, psyinj for th!s adrertiein t, c having a d zei. PL 't se'.Fje tile. n. I ' tv : fph'i f t& :h oi ih j-a ch'orofo4inel th? Fa bies suf5c"ent'j t j mute mtm i.ec until T V 1 . i called for. p. M. VanORSDKLL, Arl.ist, and Dealer In every description of Frames and Monl-linr s Market stree', vilmingtonj X. C. P 81 wish to employ a BOY ten or twelve years old to attend reception room. ctee 1-lt ' 1 : , RSyrtle Lawn ! NOVEL By ROBERT EE. BALLARD, of North Carolina, and DeJica'el to O Branch Alston, of North Caro'irH. Just re ;eiyedi ana for ga'e st B Y A uiko: of "L'ArWMMOIR." The Markets of Pat iajCor q ist o! I;Ia?farif'; Roogon M' quart -FamiU ; HeU r.e; ar.d . The abbe's lemputio... " By fc.ci e V. !a. rice7e cents in papr, ori-1.2i hi oV.th. For sale at . li Moit'i i.h', dec I 39 ai.d 1 Market et. A sout backbone is as rseential to phjdcal healta as to political consistency. 'For weak ness of the back and disorcers of tbe liver and kidneys, the tonic and moderate dietetV action of the Bitters is the or.e thing 'rtt-.d-fuL Remember that the et mach ia 'L- mainstay of every other oras, and that b invijroratipg the digestion with tMa prer' ation, the spinal column ard all its u T; dencies are strenjr hentd For Dostetter'a ALMANAC i' r a, ; !y to Druggists and Deiler-r 1: dec 1-dAw MARSHALL AND1LIVERP0QL SALT. JUST IN. 1600 8tck' MAR5IiALIWK SALT, onnn s lIYeeLpool salt, 0"V rtrip l SaciE. Bagging:, Ties, &c 1000 Whcl6"nd Hdf Rol,i-AoaiNo, 2QQQ Bundles New TIEd, rAA Lbs Bailing Twine, yUU ' 1,300 Kens Nail?, all sizes, Hoop Iron, 8pirit Barrels, Glu?. Molasses, Flour, -.Sugar. Hhds and BdIs MoIae?, i 1 00,BbIj' FLOlJB FmilT to Sn er 11 r Bbls 8sf ars, Crashed- Granulated ID A, Kxtra C, and C. 100 200 Boxe Pure Candy, 125 BtLl'nd Boxe FreshCrackers, 50 BX6a Bletd Crei,n Chtese, Laundry and Toilet Soaps, Lye and Pot ato, Soda, Candies, 8nufT, Tobacco, Ac For sale low.by WILLIAMS A MOBCBISON, dee 1 Wholesale Oro. A Com. Mer. i infiSTETTB InJ Vi CELEBRATED 4 I I'LFASE 50TICE; We v.iU beIad toTcceire coEjinunicaticn i from our friends on asy and a'l eujbjectso.'.' "I - i'- vce tt.e r.t-f luart alwayfjbo for. written1 on opiy .i A'i-t- I l'er.f.r. !Iiic5,iuuft bcvt . i df-I. V Ar d it i e5ffcia'ly rvd rarti u,.krlyci r .stc-od tLat ilr Kaii- r d.-of rl.t alwsjs end.- the view vf c k:c- on-dentj, cslers n ft,t in the editorial; cnlui ns. j r i lSfow Advcitlscniontsl ( levoliiiiil i tin v Laini Mm TT7K HAVE IN STOfIC A i'hW ( F Wthfso relebrale.l Latn; ?, NVk T'latotl, very haiulso-tie, ami lor 2a! ; t ilanuf ietuier's I'ikc?. dec 1 It CIIE.SS, CAK1 EY v CO; . You Want i skillfully, r f good rcater'al and for thl llit raoney. You will patronize hotr.e ifidtry if it crets no icorc thun to pHcv your ororf elsewhere. Good. That's bufine:. Wt-'fij everything now ia appippij shilpo trt!t? Dianofactu-e of liugjjies , Urayp, Harness, ic. Hte now if we cau't j-'caj you and ketp your moTif v Lr.iut;. M. 1 U Hl;H ARDT hi CO. VOW Boatvrigli V & Ilclloy 'A rZ-mt ; . i li i RriX '.y.vJbilnlco . j'-r I Christmas Goods Until V.'Vii i In n ' - is r ii r o U:;'rgroun 1 'i icgram f.o:n SANTA CLAU'f . The old gent 'era -m J.1 vas La'kj aLead. 'o beprouip4.. Send in yovr or; ders caiiy. Idv; r"i- 'oiT-aiitil. tob";lite. We can give you Xew Vuik piles.' . We Lave a'varkty f " Wines and Liquors 'n.-m-2tnler,- once and foi ;..,,; The .Best Place TO LiUY ; GROCERIES WITH 5 dt 7.XX6;Vrt d.c 1 rrout Ctrect- r l i " . iu' 1 ... :''- W V; rSfc i'CSv .--SS?f. '',): IllLBflllf! . ..