North Carolina Newspapers

THIS P1FER erery afternoon, Sundays ex- fab IDIT0B AND FKOFBXJ6TOB. (,RIFTI0N8. POSTAGE PAID. Six month, $2 60 ; Thrw c no One month,, 50 cent, be' delivered by carriers, Pp .... nrtof thecitr. atthe will e " n Mnt3 per week. ..tel. r ' ' . ... ,2 rate. 'ow and liberal reV ...,;hn win please report any and C -to recede their papers regularly. jj Advertisements. iYOLDTION inGARPETS 80WN1&3RODDICK, 45 Market St. ;jl sliow the largest assortment r inriiots South of j - New York. city. Carpets, Carpets, Carpets, Farther particulars next week. Carpets,- ; T Carpets, ( Carpets, , Carnets. Over ioOjOOO Represented in this New Enterprise. - Carpels, Carpets ni( If, Carpets. Vv invite all to call who have AiY ilea of purchasing such goods. iarpete, Carpets, Carpets, Carp ets. We also invite all to call whether they have any idea of pur chasing or not. Carpets I Caroets I r Caroets 1 BROWN & RODDICK, 45 Market Street nor 7 CORNS, etc ARRIVAL OF I The Famous American Chiropodist. AT THE COMMERCIAL HOTEL, w&o invites Sufferers, whose walking ia im peded by COttNS, BUNIONS or IS VERT ED TOR VAim.tn call on him at once, if thej desire to hare their suffering alleviated. Oaly required for the Cure of a Malignant (.nrn A v W r 1 due ugtd, LADIES Should cll or send for bim. and can do so wh onfidnc. aa" he assures vthem the greatest delicacy and attention. Kemains bat one week, Honrs from 9 A. M. to 6 P- MI-CS& nov 29. Look Sharp I QLD PB0B3 SATS THERE IS PLENTY of cold weather just ahead. Be early then and 'n season and buy ood, warm, hand. 4 - j sanr e Clething, Overcoats, Rati, Caps, Col-1 tars ana the cLeapeit Shirt in the city, at 8 H RIER'S TWO STORE8, Market st. dep 3 Notice. rpiiE FEMALE SCHOOL will be resumed ia the Burgaw Academy building on the first Monday in January next, under the di rection of competent teachers. DEBOIT IMi JjAJLLi bMvIEw. ' .ii ! ' - -ii ' ' - ' " - r -' ' VOL.IV. LOCAL NEWS! ' New Advertisements. Archie Q WaaxEK Caidy 1 ent. n Oxo. Uriai Holiday Gifts. Richie M. Kin To tbeFablic. Mas S J Bakbk Juit Received. P HausBBasaa An Invitation, jdussoi Overcoats. ' j j !, A. 4 I SfiBisa Look Sharp 1 i For other locals see fourth page . Wicdow Glass all Price's. sizes at staffer & t 1, Barque Carim, SchmBt, ailed Hail cn the 25th ult. for this port. trom Meat Cutters and SsufTirs. Guns, Grind stones and so on at Jacobi's. Hon. Thomas S. :'' Kenan, Attcjruey General of ih i Sta e. islon a visit to this Barque J. II. 6chicensok, Gunderson, sailed from Gravesend j on the 24th ult for this port. j , . 1 d ; Nothing worth relating is the answer to our inquiry for news in Magistrate's Row to-day. Barane OnlceL Wallenstein, from Ham burs for this port, passed Frankle Point on the 28th Xxlt. Schooner Pa ul Scavey ', ' Young, was at Navassa on the 1st lnst for thijfi port on the 5th. Mr. Arohie G. Warren advertises his candy tent. Persons wishing pure fresh candy would do well ,o call on him. If you desire to carry your corns home in your pocket instead of on your feet, go aud see Dr. Deboit at the i Commercial. i i - i He removes these pests from the feet with out pain. We have tried him ourselves and feel the boon we have received from his operations. He leaves on Wednesday at 2 o'clock, for Fayetteyille, N. C. Unmallableai The following unmailable postal matter remains in the Postoffice in this city: Mary L. Litchford, Oakley Sta., S. C. Callie McDonald, Elkton, N. G ; Jas H Durham, Rocky Point, N. C. , ; Probabilities. The following are the probabilities re ceived here to-day from the Signal Office in this city: ' For the South Atlantic States, rising followed by. falling barometer, increasing northeast to southeast winds and warmer partly cloudy or cloudy weather, except nearly stationary temperature during the day on the North Carolina coast, followed on Wednesday by rain ' Prof. Tice Again. A gentlemen in this city, who is pecuniar ily interested in the change in the weath er tel.'? us he has been in correspondence recently with Prof. Tice1 with the object of obtaining his vielws a? regards the weather of the near future. He says that Prof Tice informs him that there will in all probability be' a decided change on the 10th and that as the wea'ther is 'then so will it be during the remaining two thirds ol the month As to morrow is the day indicated, we will all lujk for the result with inter st. It wil be noted that the Probabilities as published by us to day, promise rainy weather ihen. - Ready for Xmas. As some rel'y interesting and instruct" ive, and perhaps profitable, reading mat- tei during the holidays we recommend th6 attractive double column advertisement of sue. 1 ne slock oi gooas oruereu ous uy this old and popular house for the holiday trade is so extensive that more sto re room -r t . t 3 . i. J J i t- was required, and hence the two stores next North of the old Btand have been engaged and opened and filled. There 8 Jots of nice things to be s- Id there between this and Xmas. The celebrated Zeb Vance and other Cooking and Heating Stoves at the lowf st cash prixs at Jacobins Hardware Depot. ' t For Two Dollars Health may be obtained and retained. Dr. Flagj s Liver and Stomach Pad d(f away with dosing and cures and prevents diaease, Office, room 43, Parcel! Hons Feeble Ladles. The lar guid, tiresome sensation, causing you to feet scarcely able to be on your feet; that constant drain that is taking from your system all its elasticity ; driving the bloom from your cheeks ; that continual strain upon your vital forces, rendering you irritable and, fretful, can easily be removed by the use of that marvelous remedy, Hop Bitters. Irregularities and obstructions of your system are relieved at once, while the special cause of periodical pain is per manently removed. Will you heed this ? WILMINGTON, N. C TUESDAY DECEMBER Fire Last Night. A small frame building on the cornc r of Thirteenth and Castle streets was burned last evening about 6 o'clock. It was the property of Geo, W. Price. Jr.,- and was unoccupied. The loss is about $100 on which there was - no insurance. The fire was undoubtedly the work of an incendiary. Save your money by buying jour Build ing Supplies from Altaffer & Price. t Death of Mr. SclirlTcr. Mr. Claus Schriver, a German by birth, but for many years past a, resident Of this section, died at his home at Castle Hyne . about 9 mile3 above the eity, at 1 olock this morning, of malarial fever. Ha was 49 years of age and was formerly a citizen of Wilmington but had resided at Castle Hayne for the past eight years. The Remains. The remains of the late Dr. Joseph Francis Kinej, accompanied by the fam ily of the deceased, are expected to ar nve here to-night on the 9.53 train from the North. The funeral services will takft I nlaca to morrow afternoon at 3 o'clock at the residence of the deceased, thence to St. John's Church and thence to Oakdale Cemetery. You can buy a No. 1 heating or Couk Stjove at almost any price at J acobi's ,No. 10 South Front stieet. t in AtEiuoaiAM. Aocording to previous appointment the young ladies belonging to the Burgaw Female School, taught by the lamented Mrs. Sarah H. Lindsay, met in the Academy on Sanday evening,Dec. 7th, at 2 o'clock. The meeting was called to order by requesting Rev. C. C. Newtcn to preside. Toe object of the meeting hav ing been stated; a m otion was made for the appointment of a committee of five to draft resolutions expressive of the feeling of the school in regard to the death cf their devoted teacher. The, committee having been selected after retiring short time returned with the following resolu tions which they requested Mr. J. T. Bland to read for them. Whereas, It hath pleased the ever just and righteous God to remove from the scenes of earth -to the solemn realities of an untried state, Mrs. Norah Lindsay, the highly respected teacher of Burgaw Female School; therefore be it Hesolved, That while we recognize the hand of Him that tits on the High Throne, in the death of our esteemed teacher, and while we are 'taught' thence in humbler reverence to now oeiore uoiy une, yet we can but shed a tear ol sorrow over the newly made grave of one whose prospects, once so fair, have lately been blasted forever. He: olved, That during her short, but honoiable career at the Academy, her industry and perseverance as a teacher wereiworthy ot imitation, while her ex cellent qualities, kindness of heart, un stained morals, and womanly bearing won for her the esteem and admiration of all who knew her. . Jiesolved. That In her loss our school has been deprived of an honored head. the community ia which she resided of a useful and upright member, and the church to which ehe belonged of one of its brightest cruaments. Hesoloed, That while we lament ner " ml loss, we are comforted with the 1 thought that she has been transferred to a nobler and a happier field of labor, where the good abide forever more, and while we tender to her relations and friends our warmest sympathy and mingle our tears with theirs en a common jaltar of grief, we bez them to be. comforted with us. for God 'doeth all things well.' Be-folved, That each member of her school wear the bade of mourning for thirty days as a tuken of our respect, esteem and sorrow. Resolved. That the entire school ct as a committee of the whole to Solicit funds for the purpose of purchasing and erecting over the sacred remains of our beloved teacher, Mrs. Lindsay, a suitable monument, stone or slab, to how our affection of her while living, and our re spect for her memory. And that on the 23d day of December we all meet here with such funds as have been raised, and place them in the bands ot a committee, tQ9Q tO D6 appoiuicu bU dc.ciw iuo ujvuu ment and appoint a day for its erection. Resolved. That a copy of these resoiu tiona be eent to their family and to tb Wilmington daily papers with request I r their publication. Maggie E. Bordeaux, LxuajkA. McLkxdjN. Outia O. Muxes. UL. Dam Bonby. MlOGIB E. RlVKJTBABK. f physicians' Wine. New York physicians say that tbey have been mine Speer's Port Grape Wine and Wine Bitters in their practice for years, to the entire satisfaction of their patients and themselves, and take great pleasure in recommending them to the public as being all that is claimed for them, and, in fact the moat reliable thev can find. For sale by Green Flanuer, Jas. C, Mands and P. L. Bridgers A Co. Now Advertisement Has imported A large Our two New Stores will make an UNEQUALLED DISPLAY THIS WEEK. :o: FIRE WORKS m EVERY VARIETY Wholesale and Retail, at New Stores. v gko. :iyi:ii5. ;o:- FRENCH AND DOMESTIC CONFECTIONS 12 to 50 cents. Nuts, Figs, Cocoa Nuts. Fancy Boxes in every Wines, Liquors Retailed at Wholesale Prices during the Holidays. " GEO MYElvS -:o:- Otard, Dupey & Co., $8 00 per gallon. Amontilado market, $6 00 per gallon. Table Sherry, $1 25 per gallon. ... . :o: PONY, BLUE GRASS, DELM0MICQ OLD RYE WHISKEYS, $2 TO $6 PER GALLON. COMUPJiO WINE $1.50 PER GALLON. Give your friend a Barrel of Parole GEO. .MYERS, Sole Agent. :o: - "We have over two thousand Barrels and Cases of FRESH, CHOICE FAMILY KRQC ' ' . Comprising every conceivable variety of - FANCY AND STAPLE GOODS ! And as we are selling at unusually 50,000 Havana and Give your friend a box of 100 Cigars costing from $2.50 to $4.00. dec o Just Received. MRS. S. J; BAKKH has joat receired a nicft stock of Millinerr and Fancy Goodi, riacques. Hoods, Socas and Children's Croch eted" Cloaks." All kinds of Mourning Hats and Bonnet. Also, a nice let ot Hair Woods, Bra idi, Puffs, Coquet's Ouris and Wrgs,just arrired, dec 9 To the Public. FOR THE BEICEFIT OF HUMANITY eolelj, I desire to state that I had for years a cancerous wart on my face, which sereral months ago began to grdw rapidly and Alma iha orratnt Dain. On the lit of Aujrnst last I consalted Dr. J. T. Schonwald, j of Wilmington, ttho took tne case nnaer treatment, and in two months cured me en tirely. Iam 73 years of sge. KICHARU M KING, dec9-2t Pender co.. S. C. An Invitation 18 HEREBT FXTENDED to all to call and examine stock of beautiful Holiday Presents ! AT THE I.IVI3 BOOS sTonr, The handsomest atsrtmen of cs lul and ornamental presentation gotda la the city. All new styles. ' . A PIANO or ORGAN is a rery handsome present, and are being sold withim reach or U' HEINSBERGER'?, dec 8 Live Book axd Music Store. Archie G. Warren's Candy Tent. JOME-XADE PURE CASDlKS, fresh erery day. Orders for Xmas solici'fed. Gire your children only Pare Candid dec 9-2 1 Notice. THS REGULAR ASSUlh MKEUNG of the Stockholders of lha1' NmTl! Guano Companr will be Mdt1t1hr0ea ia this city on TflORSDAY, the 11th of De cember, prox., at MfSfax. Seeretary aod Treasurer. Wil-nington, O., 23th 5jT., 1879. soy 2J 9, 1879 NO. 260 Now Advertissmeiits. expressly for ' i " ' !."'.'"-. line of s GEO. MYERS. U x.v Raisins, App'es, Lemon., . Qran variety, at popular prices. GEO. MYERS'. 'M5 and Champagnes, Brandy, Vintage 1868, Sherry, the best ever brought to tlm GEO. MYERS. - CLUB HOUSE, SWEET MASH, BAKER'S D'Honneur Elour, best in the word low prices,call before the rush begins. GEO. MYERS.. :o: . Domestic Cigars. u 9, 11, 13, 16 South Front Street For the Cemetery fJIHE WAGONETTE will be run between the City and the Cemetery every Wedceadaj and Saturday After noon, coiamencioj oh Wednesday, od of December. LeaTing the corner of Flontand Nun sta., at 2.30, 3.30 and 4.30, goiag up Nun to Third street, down Third etreet to Orange street, up Orange to i Fcurth. street out Fourth t Campbell street, and out Campbell rtrtet to the Cemetery. Feturning, leave the Cemetery at 3, 4 nd 5 o'clock. PsBseDcrers taken ub anv where on tht t Routed " Fare, 10 cents eaci wv. i wc v.j l.ket tor 91. I wenty-even 1 icKefii t'.r ? T. J. b'H; I HKKt AN1. dec 2-nac tu-aat ta CITY K ALL LAST WEEK The Greatest Human Uarveh ever Created. The Fame us and Wonderful FIDGETS f GENERAL MITE, Age 15 years, weighs 9 lis. x MAJOR ATOM, Aged 10 years, weighing IS lbs, Thee atoms of humanity, peifect in form, handsome asd intelligent, bar created ex trhordinary erdtement in Northern and Southern cities and Cocer Inland. On exhibition dai'y. Afte acoa 2 30 to 5. Ereuine, T to 3. Hatarday Morning, extra, 10 to 12. AVOID CROWDS. COME EARLY, Don't fail to ee thera. Admnaion 25 eU. dec 8 vercost A N 2W SUPPLY AT HAND. CALL Ah D SELECT. Munson, deo 6 .PLEASTE 50TICE. '? We will be glad to receiye cbmznooicatiooj from our friends ca any and all rabjetjo general iatsrest ba : Tbecanao of the writer must alwaje be far nished to tte L'ditr. l2Con:mnnicatiot:a mcst ha .written" on on!j one side efthe.paper. rcrsonalitwa must te avoided. c.And it LT cspt cia'lj and particuUrly.'onder stood that the Editor does not alwayi endo the viewof corre?pondesL-4 unlec o etatc in the editorial column. New AdveitiaementE. FALL k WIHTER GOODS. AT :ii Market St. HAVl.N G SUCCEEDED- j ; , s v wt( ks of untif iitg i;jdi,s. . u . i, i t itibuyiVg. the CHOICEST l'j.uDUCTh Oi iuropean aud American ManufacUirl vis I am prepannl to offer to my rtroni .....1 ..! ... I aim r i K.-u'iS - Bargains In all Mili'unt Depart tnei.ts, wliiclil catnu'l be excelled ifi V A R ! E T Y AM) . By any House iu Hit city or else Leife. j BLAGK DRESS SILCSi! OfkBellon,Guiiiet, Teillaul andronsriil - ' manufacture. Our celebrated heavy Soft GUOS GllAlN for One Dollar per yard. i Colored 8ilK?, SilK VcC- vet?", Saline, in Tlain aid iSatia E-tripe DRESS -. GOODS. Sa'in "M.-IanCaslimcrc, boip-, I3roca.lo .IVrsiiu, iVrsan liayt, ' I! aye liroehe, Cavalo MoLair, Slrlpnl Satiu, Cainrl's Ilair, -.'Colored Casljineres from 15 cents up, JoIoreU Alpacas, all shades, 12 cnt5, Double Width Colored Alpacas, heavy, only 10 cents per yard. " ', . .- A Great Variety-of different s y'e., sii t- able for tl e season, very low. j - ' M o u r n i ng G oods. . The? bHt aso Imrnt ever-offered hero, iuDrab D'Kle, Uouibazioe, Taiuise, Cropo Cbih : Plain, airim-d and Brocade Cash- mere Cloth II'MirieUas, Mohairs,.- A.ustrsl:an 1' "I! IJ 1 riiiimiiigp, 5i!k, Grass and Cueneil Prir ges, Gloves and Hosiery, every style, gocd1 and cheap, fikirts' audJCorsets, '. The best Fifty Cejt Corset eTer sold in tho city. Ribbons. Fa'icy, Sittiii, triped ar:d 'Urccad. d, . La.ei and Embroideries in greatest vai!e-, ty. llousekecpirg Gxds, Uluiketf, F an Men and Boys' Wear, !- Ladici' Cloth, I.adics an-J Children's He- riI;0 Vests, nucliin-r?, Tks. Fancy Goods. One. Thousand Doxn Linn IIandker el.itfi, fr in 5o up. DOMESTIC "GOOD.?, vVc . il c., ice., all at prices which defy com petition, anil qualities which cannot fail to, give satisfaction.. I can assure ray kind patrons that every article will be sold AS LOW, and THE MAJORITY LOWER than at any previous -season. - Order Samp!o2it d you' wi'jbe' certa.'B to patron iz-- " m, mm KAT25, UG Market St. t . -,v octiiT .. .. ';'' lerosssii Oil.7 Ceats Per Gallon ! TO MEET COMPETITION I rfferaNO. i article or JXI31XO anna Olti t 7 Cents Per Gallou- Hold only at reuil. Hao, Doors, ulin's, Paints and 0iIo it to:tom price?., renl along your orders. GEO. A. PECK. SAFETY OIL AT 15 CTS. A GALLQK. rh HELLING abeauUful Oil, perfeetlr 1 reliable and GUARANTEED HAFK, t IS csnu a gallon. It produce aupc:ior lijrbt aaci is caoBparatireir fre from yior. dc8 GEO. A.PCg.1j Baby Syrup, pAkKER'8 GINGER TONIC, ludUn Cbologogue, BbU's Cough Pymp, Eluti, Chill Care, Aier Aga-j Cure aad a com plete stock of pure Drugs and Medicio F. c. 3iilu:h, .Corner 4th and Nud Stioi i. Open iJsy and night. . -de&-tf U Wat rnrnnrs km Banraw. Dec 1. 1879. dec 2-lmdlw