North Carolina Newspapers

THIS PAPER hM9:ii .very aftera-a. B"iiy? tl bT josu- T J A M E gorroB A5D raoraijcroa, ".BrfBlpflONS, POSTAGE PAID. r IS 00 Hi nioni. SIM ; Three 11 S Oje month, WoenU. 'r will be delivered by. carriers, iVfr..i T part of the city, at the rw nUiMrnori anv and ri4tMCnnii w... j affll'i r-t - ffew Advertisement. FOR THIS MK: BROWN & RCDD1CIC - AKK OKFrKIN'G b('ME in onto" to do1 out &ine lots. All '-I'" ar 5 111 wnl ' 8ucl1 wiU do well to give us an eaily call. ' No. 1. CLil W Whit Ho s, without Seams, -j i ecu's a pair, worth 50 cents. No. 2. Pacific fiintcd Lawus, cntspcr yard. IVv are the beat quality in the market. - No. 3. . printed i jnen Lawns, 13 and 0 cent, r.u!ar price 20 and 23 con's. No. 4. 2.0 d.zen Gent Linen Handkerchiefs, $1.0 a d -zen, decidedly the cheapest lot ever offered In this city. No. 5. linen Stair Covering. 13 to 23 cents. No. C. " Tipies; we are offering some rare bargains in this particular Department at -. prices ranging from 8c to 40 No. 7. IWed English Cambrics, lOcerts a yaid, worth 13 centf . No. 8. . . We lave still a few left of those Black and Mode Colored Hose, at 23c ami 3.V, Worth at least GO cents. No. 9. . . A h. of Laco Buntings, Dress Goods,' 20c, worth 37 Sc. 3R0WN & RODDICK, ' 45 Market St. h IS . Hammocks. T0U WILL Find th Best Mexican Grass X Uaamoec at HEIXBBE&GEK'S. B1R0HKTER3 sad Thermometers. What will the wMtter b to-morrow T Tbia rticU U perfectly reliable, sad ehooli be i every boM,aad ulsTaJatbletoiarmer. l-oreJeat' UIlNflBEKOEU'S. pUNOS AND ORGANS, Chromoe and A otet EarrsTian. For sale cheap at J7 BEIXBEUUEft'S. Horner School. OXFORD, N. c. THIS ROIIOOL has been valer Its present matacemrat for the lait Twentj-Niae Trs. h seta no bo claim to pre-eminence, bmt 1 tm n.filil .nA nortl traJninff cf OOTI. U ackaowUdfM ao ro parlor. ThU btaatis -aucd by the alch standard tne moenu mm miM cnocl bar milntawea in ioe ti Hats CoUeree and UalversiUes of the cor S'. We aseam oar patrons that bo pa ni U W spared to faraUh the eehool with the ldtettlaamJ Advaataree. Tne ncxi Vh1ob beftas the ICth of Aafaat. For Catalog e appl v to Jl2-lai J. O. HORNER. A Word or Two. pXRSOSS WriO APTRECIATE the best faijtiUg, aad would eat Tho Bet Flour Made I capiore that article, manafactared by meet iaproved process, from Haling Fearsall. r VOL. V. LOCAL NEWS. Jfew Advertisements. J B Worth Wan tai ImmMitU'j. J C 11 cuds DrugjUt Cold I Yatbi. Books, Stationer y, Ortans. P Uaissstaaaa Heamocka. And the cry still for rain. Beware of too much ice water. ' Bufciorsa trochlea, especially the lasy. Bck yardd the tjains of !aH &' drives. " It you must craiciHi let it be dote lov ingly, i Window Glass ail Price's. sizes at .lLiffer & t Hancock hat will be the uext tiling to turn up. BBaBMiBiBBaBBBaw.vBMnwBaaaBaMaaaBaat A' good wife is t be greatest of earthly blessings.4 New moon yesterday morning at 7 minutes past 8 o'clock. The thermometer In this ofii:e register ed 95 degrees to- day at 3 o'clock. Save your money and buy your Build" ing Supplies from Altaffer & Price. 'Never despise a, moustache when it is down. It may bristle up and make a -. i good showing in time. f The meu Who advertLe all the year round walk off With the lion's share of trade. True as preach'ng. Sirg'o Indies going on steamboat ex cursious thtu'.d jbe careful to provide 1' themseUts with a life preserver, ymng man ill do. ' I A nice This season's j bathing dresses for ladies are to bebuilt of oiled silk. Keeps out tho water better'n blue cloth. It ii rumored that the price of coal ig to be' much higher. If the weather con tinues as now, there will' be ro nso for coal, : . This is tho season when the young man pays the barber for making his head look like a billiard ball covered, with" peach fuz. Ready mixed Paints, strictly j ure AVhite Lead, Cclors, Brushes, W ndow Glass, dec., at jACOiii'3 A fretful disposition takes the fragrance nnt of one's life and leaves only weeds where a cheerful dif position would cauee flowers to bloom. The only way to keep a boy from going in swimming is 10 cvagiuw mm m some way that swimming is a duty he owes to his mother. A knowledge of cooking is not essen tial to the happiness of a bride and groom but It is a' handy thing to fall back on after the honeymoon. Windo-v Glass of all size. Daira, Sash and Blinds. Builders' Ilardware.&a Low st plreces at Jacobi's. Cart. C D. Myers has been appointed Special Agent of the Census Department for the collection of s'atistlcs in this city relative to the manufacturing interests. Our question of a few days ago, ask ing if the word tr was to be found in the Bible, has bean correctly answered by Miss M. E. Gcrret, of Edenton, Chowan county. Plows, Shovels, Pitchtorks, Spades, Rakes, Trace Chains, Plow Lines, &c- For the lowest prices, go to Jacobi's. The Baby has its preferences as well as anybodt; and the taste of Dr. Ball's Baby Sirup reuuer it acceptauie to every iofact. Price 23 cents a bottle. ' I'm a centos-taker," said he, smiling in the doorway. All right, but you musn't incecsuj, said the man of the house, and he was immSdutely arrested and fined S100, according to law. The best preparation known in market for restoring cray balr to its onginal color ia Hall's Veoetablb Sichjak Haib Reneweb. Try it I By teiting in gloves ladies have a great advantage. If they lose, they pay la one button pairs; if they win, they are paid in eight to eighteenbutton pairs, ac cording to the generosity of the male vic tim. Everybody can ge suited with a Pocket Knife, alo Table Uutiery, at jacobi's Hardware Deixt- It Is reported on the streets to-day that W. A. Guthrie, a Republican, of Jbay ettevlllc, whom we announced yesterasy as determined to support Hancock, will run as an Independent candidate for Coo WILMINGTON, N. C, THURSDAY, JULY 'Republican Nominations. Tha news from Raleigh to-day is to the effect ,,lhat the Republican Convention, which met there yesterday, nominated Lion. p. P. Buxton, ot Fsj etteviUe, an ex-Judge of the Superior Cour, for Gov ernor j and Geo. R. M. Barringer, c f Char lotf, for Li- u: riant-Governor. Up 'o 4:30 o'clock this afteinx n no other uomi uaUoiis had ben hard rf here. I O. O. F. At a meeting of Orion Lodge, N-67, I O O F, last night, the following ufficers Wire installed: X p H O Craig. V G-W S Hewlett, Secretary T B Yopp. Permanent Secretary -W W S Warftik. C Farrow. Treasurer- Chaplain A G McGirtJ Conductor G M Altaffer. Warden W J Penny, j R S to N G S A Craig. L S to N G L Tate Bcwden. R b to V G C O Parker. Li S to VG B F Penny. R p S- - John Barnes.' L S S W T Williams! I 6' C Stewart. O 6 C D Morrill Board of Aldermen. i 4 . The Board of Aldermen met in regular monthly session this afternoon, His Hon or Mayor FisLblate, Aldermen Myers, Divine, Bowden, . Vollers, VonGlahn, Foster, Hill and King being present, Capt. Jno. F. Divine, Aldermanelect from office he Second Ward, took the oath of and entered upon the discbarge of his duties. . The Ordinance Commit ee made thtir repori relative to the Infirmary and were discharged, Same committee were granted further time on ordinance relative to steam wbis ties and Iocomotiver. 1 Petition of Dr. H. S. Norcom for abate ment iof tax as druggist was referred to the Financial Committee. Proposition of B. R. K ng to furnish street lamps was referred to Committee cn Lights.- . Petition Irom certain citizens for addi" tional policemen was referred to the Chief of Poiice. j Permission was granted boys to bathe in the' river between Princess and Chesnut streets, after 7 o'clock, p. m. Second Ward Democratic Club. The Democrats of the Second Ward assembled at the Court House yesterday evening and organized a club for the camnafen. The meeting iwas called to orderly Mr. Junius Davis formir Presi dent or me ward u mo, alter wnicn an election of officers was entered into, Maj J. wj Dunham was elected President Messrs. U. J. Boney and P. Heinsberger Vice Presidents, CoL.W. L. Smith Treas urer and Mr. E. H. King Secretary. On motion of Col. Roger Moore, an Ex ecutive Committee of five members ef the club was appointed, in accordance with the recommendation of the State Executive i Committee, and tha following gentlemen were chosen as this committee : Messrs. J. W. Dunham, G. J. Boney, P. Heins., berger, H. C. Brock and P. Glavin. Messrs P. Heinsberger, J. W. Dun ham and G. J. Boney were selected ss a committee to confer with the County Ex ecutive Committee in regard to the pro posod ratification meeting,1 and they were instructed to vote in favor of holding such a meeting. A committee on constitution and by laws was appointed Messrs. DnBrutz Gutlar. Tboa. W. Strange and A. G. Ricaud. I A vote of. thanks was tendered to the former officers of the club for the preser vation and care taken of records, torches, ifcc, and oa motion the club adjourned, subject to the call of the President.' Wiluilngtou District. Third round of quarterly meetings for the Wilmington District, Methodist Church Sjuth. J Elizibeth. at Aboottsburg. ..July 1011 Waccaaaw miss, at Pine Log, July 14-15 WhitevilJe, at Peacocks, ....July 17-18 Brunswick, at Zion (District Conter- ence July ..." 22-25 Smithville, July 27-28 Wilmington, at Front St, July 31, Aug 1 Wilmington, at Fifth St, Aug....- 7-8 Onslow Aug 7-8 Topsail, at Herrings Chapel, Aug 10-11 Duplin,- - Aug 14-15 , One swallow doesn't make a spring, but nine grasshoppers out of ten do. iast when yoa think you ve got your hand on them. 1 Fun Metal and Walnut Show Cases, all t. at ALTAFFX8, PKICX styles and sis, A CO'i. KEMW. Railroads vs. th American Union The anitof th railrnH tminin thafour community for years to come, . : Tr . , , " , American Uoion TeKgraph Company from erecting teiegrapti poles and wires on tha property ef these roads along the track, was heard at Chambers to-day by HI. Huaor Jo,.. cKnj.l012J;J!. - :n o . .u: . ..r n:. u viii uwui, vuim aiwrnwu. the Telegraph Company; counsel for ths roads then Uok an1 appeal which the r r Judge, uod-r jthe statute, 'refused to grant. It is understood, however, that the rilrOiids w;ll go before the Supreme Court for a hearing upon a writ of cere tirari. Major Chas. M. Stedman and Mr.1 Junius Divis are counsel for the railroads and Messrs. Russell and Rlcaud aod McRae and Strange for the Telegraph Company. journalism in No tn Carolina. It seems, judging by the published proceedings, that our neighbor, Mr. Kingsbury, of the Star, was placed' in nomination before the Press Convention at Ashevllle for the position whiehT was afterwards assigned to W. W. Holden, that of preparing a sketch of journalism in North Carolina. Mr. Kingsbury's name was afterwards withdrawn ane Holden was chosen. If there ii any dif ference in point of ability it i, to our. . , . ft! t a t bury aad yet the name of a good Demo. Wtti, uuo u uaa nutpu ivt wug jreais for the benefit of his narty and who hai nevsr voted other than 'the Democratic i v r.. wno nas neen solemn ly convictea oi nign crimes and misdemeanors against the -ii-i- j: l i 1 Otaie a uiaruusu Frifc wuu lasso longer minister at the political altar a man m.tked aod branded a traitor his people. pn nmna-.ftn, T,0ra t w . nn .n. ix. j"r' " quiry, we iearn ieai m.r. jvmgsonry, woo is, by the way, not a member of the Press Association, was not aware that his name was to be brought forward, and knew nothingr of the matter at all until the proceedings appealed in the Raleigh papers. 1 l Mr. Nathl Jacob! having been appoint ed agent for the Atlas How, parties in want of this celebrated Plow oan now have their orders filled at Jacobi's Hard. ware Depot, No. 10 S. Front st. tf. Got. Janls at Bargaw Celebration of the Fourth Hancock Club, fcc. Mb. Editob; . r . ... . . xioiwunstanuiug iuo lreueutjr ui r- tides of notice which your kindness ex- tends to us through your valuable col- nmno wo fpfil fhafc na cannot refrain from asking you to let your readers know something of the good time we had here on yesterday, the 5th of July. ' In response to previous announcement a large number of persons uf both sexes met here for the purpose ot celebrating the elorious old 4th of duly.' It was indafid unrrtrielnff to see so. many of our people out on so short notice and it being the busy part of the nusy season; oui anyway they came and every township was represented to a greater or less de gree; and by the time the people from the different sections had greeted each other with the usual gratalations, I the sudden firing of cannon forcibly reminded them of scenes and deeds of more than one hundred years ago. After the firing of several guns,' the ringing of the town bell announced that the hour for the ceremonies hadjirrived and the large crowd went to the Academy, where the exercises were to be held. Dr. W. T. Ennett, the chairman of the I committee of arrangements, called the meeting to order and said the exercises J wouid De opened oy prayer oy xvev. uw. MrBn.iTwaU.rn,, in, few pr.l.tory remarks, spoke of the important and leading stand the patriots of North Caro-1 hna toofe in the great struggle whichresnlt I ed in Uiespaion from the mother conn. try and ineoiessings oi uvep,j we uow en joy, and then read the Mecklenburg De claration oi In aepen dense, ineriational Declaration ot Independence was then read by John R. Paddison, Esq., both of which were received witn mucn applause. Dr. Ennett then introduced the orator of the day, Mr. George A Ramsay, of Bur rra tar Mr. R. briefly recounted the deeds oflpiredby the memory of .the eminent aad II- Classic Greece and Imperial Rome, ai d contrasted them, and the motives that im pelled them, with oar Washington and the immortal band ot veterans and the eacred principles for which they fought. He earnestly urged bis countrymen to watch and guard those principles- He told them that if 5i hey would protect and pre serve the holy principles for which our I fathers bled and died tneir Jong departed spuitS wan me noiy aogeia iwvo wnua . . a m 1 1 . 1 . 1 J ook down from tne Daiuemenu oi neaven I and say they had done well. He made a fine impression upon his atu I dienca ana oy aereni totj uappj uu pleasing nights of oratory held it spell bound with very enlivening enecx. ne seemed to call forth and impart tha true spirit of patriotism, which can alone be seen by sweeping away tne asnes ot aaout one hundred years ago. Long will bis effort and the glories of the day be re membered,- linked toother u they are, NO. 115 I may the impression be felt and revered in I After the oration the audience was dis- QiMed BnfiI 2 refreshments might be taken. J After dinnner, at thejearnest solicits "n of tDe en"r audience, that true and I . ! J . I lv nrond. took thtt atanH anrl KM Ko I J I .uv vat concourse spell bound for twj boors, J upon tbis occasion Gov, Jarvis made t13 f ''u that MJtjBbled eJer' I hnri nrMAnt that thm iianHn) -f Dem0cratic party had been i entrusted to safe bands and that Jarvis in November j py his herculean endeavor would plant H upon the Republican ramparts to the tune ot Zd.000 majority for Democracy. The Governor indeed made a telling speech, and by bis personal magnetism and bursts of oratory endeard everyone to himself and the noble cause in which he battles. His eulogy upon the Cape Fear District was simply sublime and his entire speech beggars description. Suffice it to say that when the Republi can candidate travels the road that Jarvis has trod, he will be playing corpse at bis own funeral. After the Governor's address the Democrats assembled and formed a Hancock and Jarvis club by elect ing the B8ual ; officers.'; This club Intends to go to work and work for the common country. Ve Intend to leave no stone unturnea and at the next election you will be apt to hear from us with pleasure and pride. Long will the day and the pleasures thereof be remembered by the . iovfnl crowd that th onged and filled the large wXovi Academy. But I . ) i uaYd written enOugO. JxlUCn more might be said and I wish you could ba.ve Pt, so that you could have enjoyed the pleasures and have done some DIED. 'Ib this citr. antha tthimt.. If ART IVC j daughter of Sylvester and Lade A. Petto- riiKZX2WiZV;to. I ond rreebjterien Cbaroh, to-morrow (Fri- 4J ) morning at 10 o'eloek. The frienda and acquaintances of the family are respectfnllj i uitiwu anenou New Advertisements. i Cold I gODA WATER, with pore Fruit Syrnps. Honyadi Water, Apollinaris Water, Hath- I orn Water and Congress (C) Water. I or 7 JAMES a MUND?. Dreggist, North Front street. jys Wanted linmediately. TpOuB GOOD TO UNO WOMEN TO JU work in Steam Laundry. Position permanent and wages good to competent labor. Call for one week: J, B. WORTH, 17 North Water Eu jy 8-lwk For the Sound AND AFTER TO-DAT a hack will ran between the Ci'r aiid Wriirhtsville I Sound. Leave the city corner Third and "ir1i "J91 T10"' Point; oa wu.Va iTLuT ' Fare for the Sound Trio Si: jj7 T. J. &OUTHEBLAND The Glorious 4th Day of July ! LILTTLE MORE THAN A CENlUKf ago, when freedom cDuld scarcely find a hiding place ia this eountry, it was PAT- Bl HBSBT. . goo4 Growrjm,, .lb. ehaaic. a Horny-handed Son of Toil, who ' t0 lo)k Britijjh Lioa fa f4c and proclaim iU Bally for Patrick. He was a true r strict, as all good Grocery men are. I hV.ve been la lastrioos Patriot and Grocery man, on this OUE FOURTH D1T OF JUL T. I will now add that I will try and emulate his good example byselliag you afI AaukMAaiiAM UUUU UIUUCI IC7U t - ., ,,. ... ... k.. mrm rrnm Hoose la the Sta te. Coat aad see me, eae aad alb Grexr and Iioor Dealer, JyC 6AT17crt!i Frestst, 8, 1880. PLEASE NOTICE. We will beg! ad to receive eosuaanleatloaj , frosa ov frienit on aay aad all subjects o Ceaeral iatareet bat t The name of the writer x&ut always be fur alshed to the Editor, y " Coamtmlestiotts ttast be written; on onli one side of the paper. Fersoaalities'miisi u voided. ' And it Is especially ra particular Reader stood that the Editor does not always endorse ' the views of correspondent!, nnlees so state d " ia the editorial oolumna. 1T6T7 Advertisements. The Cosmoplitaii Bar JS THK PLACE TO GET ANY AJTD ad of the fancy, delicious, cooling drinks of the Season. Ice cool Laper lwajs on hand, xf oae but the tItt best of lAo at thia Bar. Ciff&ri of th bmt hr.nHu... always be fousd at the OoamopoliUn. , , JUUa UAKKOL4, Prop., iJ 6 Sow 12 Market at. Walter Coney, iDEALER IN 1 lOBAOCO, IMrrXlTED AND DO MESTIC CIGARS, Cigarettes, Snuff and npes or an descriptions. WALTER COXEY, in r li . M. The ;New Hat Store." QALL AND EXAMINE MT SUMMER Styles of 8traw and Felt Hats. They are pretty and cheap. , JOHN M. ROBINSON, ' No. IS Front itreer. Next to Puroeil Home. if 6 YOU WILL FIND AT C. W: YATES', JVEBYTfllNQ USUALLY kept ia a first class Book and Stationery Fitablichmsnt. . '' " -v. - -::' Organs on the instalment plan at! Ok x' book: store. Wire Netting: SCREENS 1 ( For Doors and.Windowi. Good to keep out flies and mosquitoes. I aiio, Sashf Boors, . Blinds Lumber, and Building Material Generally I ALTAFFER, PRICE & CO. Factory: 1 Office- Foot of Walnut st. Nutt, near lied Crosa St. P. L. Bridge rs & Co. a 20,' 22. 24, 26 and 28 Front Street. WILMINGTON, N. C, THE YOUNGEST ESTABLISHED Gro- . eery House in Wilmington I Commeno. iagbusinesa only a fw yeari eo, in the midst of the moat terrible Danio erer ksowa in thij ooantry, in the course of taree jeara only, by eoonomy in the. use of oar invest-1 . ments, and skill in business, we have built , up one of the beat Retail Grocery Eitablhh mentaaouth of the Potomac, wita a reputa tion for fair dealing, In'elligence, liberality in business, choice selected articles in our line, and success in trade, that are the enry ana ue kaionuoment ot tne oid and expe rienced Groceries," our competitors.- Every dollar we have now invested, amounting to thousands and thousands of dollars, is the fruit of oar own unaided exertions. We bavo not had to borrow money to meot losses. We have no bad debts. Wh PAY CA.C5H for all our purchases and trust anybody ; that can make as safe. The stock of Groceries aad the good will at P. I. Brideers & CoV, one of the most extensive, the beet and most carefully selected and costly, ia held for Sale in the iinest Grocery Htora in thecltr, built expressly for us, and a-i-pt J to ocr trade, and all paid tor oat of tb prhtf onr hui ness daring three years of terrible pecaniary distress, it is a lasting and palpable monu ment to the business energy and fatelligence and industry otPL. BhlDGEIi9,thc fjua er otour estaHlUhmefri. "The Npoet's eVe m a fine (renzy rolling Glanees from Heaven tj earth, frcu tarth to :, "heaven, j 1 . ' And as imagination boOies forth fie forms of things a oseesp i. Gives to asrrifothhigi a local habltatioa and, a name I" Years aro, a mere itriolksr Wilainrtea boy, we eoneeived the design of tii Grand KauDuanment, aaa UMlay, tryoa doubt oar advertisement,. Come and See. We hare ereated it from nothing. This store itself, o neat, bo well appointed, and well filled, and well eondueted, is a grand poem, in glass and -wood and willow ware, tuzt es'Jve of more pleasant emotions and causing more real hap- Etness man an tne worse of bhaxespeare or ryden. We keep 50 OLD STOCK. We have no esrplms room. We renew our assortment tj personal solicitation weekly, s of as to bare everything la oar line FREetH AN l GOOD, and sell everything es as rspidly and ebeaply as possible. Money i not made by hoard! n it or by waiting for big profits. - ft is maia . by turning over the investment often and keeping itla coostaat moti na. , lr you want Lard we have Lad. If yoa want Batter we sell Batter. If yoa wsnt Soger, we sell Sugar. If yon want Glaeose, yoa mast enquire for it at the bmail Urocr lee. We don't keep the article. We war- rant oar Floor, Whiskey, Crackers, UeT, Baeoa, Tobacco and Cigars. agar s. Lager, rjaadles. Eatables, Drinkables. Potables, Caanables, Edibles. Sociables, the most ei- gestible, nicest, freshest, aad mitecoaomi- eai la tne oeatb P, L. BniDGERS cVGO, J7- pO& SALE llagistrats's B lanks of - La prove! formi EY B T7ARK0CE, . (in luntwjstu&izz . Jebrruter. grtss in this district.