JOtll.T. JAMES, Editor & Prop.
MaTCKU AUOUHT 11. 1880.
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FOU rUESIDKN'T
V. S.. HANCOCK
OF PENNSYLVANIA,
J
FOR VICE PRESIDENT:
W. II. ENGLI&H,
OF INDIANA!
FOR GOVERNOR ;
THOMAS J. JARVIS,
OF TITT.
FOR LIEUT-GOVERNOR :
jArava uodinaon,:
OF MACON.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE :
WIIiLIAM Ii. gAUKDEUB
OF WAKE.
FOR STATE TREASURER
JOHN ax. WORTH,
OF RANDOLl'lI.
FOR ATTORNEY-GENERAL :
THOMAS s nnra'Arr.
OFjl ILSON.
FOR AUDITOR:
CTXXiI.XA.aX P. ROBERTS
OF GATES.
of the editor of the lAndmark as a Mslib
erate falsification for partian purposes
Mr rtope is a FunJer and Col. Lamb bfi
been electi d major of Norfolk, a poaitior
fii! Lv h's f.ither. noon the Reac"
ju-trr's ticket. J -trues Barron Hope: ocfce
tnight a. duel with Captain Pembroke
Jocea, at one time a resident of tbia city
but now a citirtn of Virginia, in which
thfl Utter was sliehtlv woutded. The
oistols used on this occasion were the
i
same Commodore Barron and Commodore
SteDhen Decatur Used in ibe duel in
- r
which thegaMant Decatur was killed.
TUB ION ING BU IN1SS SEA
' SON. j
Utidtr the aWjte caution the New
York Woild ref.ra to the approaching
Fall trade aud hays: At this season o
the year, when men of business are pre
paring to paw from the relaxtation of
nmmer to the activity of autumn, the
cooditious of the vaiirg markets are ex
amined with freih interest for the scfb
cient reason that the business jear really
begins with the harvesting of the crops.
a d not with New Year's Day. The
nrerieut season has Leeu one in which al-
-
most all reports were 'better than before,
an I the general feeling t-s to tbe pre spects
of business appears to bo correspondingly
hbpefol. Th-i feeling Is a reasonable one,
but should be reasonably entertained, and
one cauo for caution in estimating tbe
coaiibg season's bubines can be found iu
ti.e ell kn.wn fact that the specula
tior.8 of the past twelvemonth have left
in every market an appreciable remind
er which could not yet be sold without
loe. Upon tbe surlace it might seem
that tbe l eiLuing-of gold imports from
Europe even earlier than latt year proms
I ... . rt . . J
it-a a repetition ci last year a eicucu
lvai.ee iu the various markets
Rut there is too much property carried
foiw.ii ii frtro last ear awaitiDg favora
ble t portunilies of a'e to permit a wild
aivafne in trices such as that which
For Su-eriutocdent Public Instruction
J Oil IT C SCAXmOHOTJQXX
OF JOUNSTON.
FOR CONGRESS:
(Third District.)
j on iff ct, siiAciriiLroiiD
OF ONSLOW.
Fr Prwidentlal Elector. Third District.
X. XX. XsXcXs23AX7.
Of Haroe't.
Tbe Indiana Demccrats carried things
with a boom on last Saturday eight,
holding meetings all ever the State, and
arousing the enthusiasm of the party at
all points. The campaign in that State
is now under full headway.
Senator Thurman u in New York. In
terviewed by an hxp ess reporter, he
aiyt ba believes Ooio will be a Demo
critic State this fall, that there is no doubt
about Indiana, and that Hancock will be
elected beyond a doubt.
Last year, in Great Britain, ICO p
senders were killed on railways and 1,307
wouaded. Of the killed 73 perished by
tbaTsy disaster. Thar were, at the
same.pericd 452 employes of tbe roads
killed and 1,951 injured. Of these, it is
stated that 420 killed and 255 injured
were trespassing on the roads or commit
ted suicide" or were ran over at grade
croaaioga.
General Judson Kilpatrlck, tbe- man
who raided through the South during the
war. and foisted a woman of ill fara, his
paramour, upon respectable families wher
ever he chose to establish his headquart
ers, and who afterwards was accompanied
by the same sort of character when be
was sent by a Republican admicisttation
as Minister from the United States to
Peru, has just been defeated in tbe
State Republican Convention as the Radi
cal candidate for Governor of New Jersey.
Tbo Radicals are now trying to aalve bim
over by piomising a nomination for Con
fires.
Pistols ami coffee
Col. m. Lamb, well known to our
ci,;zens as one of tbe gallant defenders of
Foil Fisher, and Mr. Jame lUrroo llojt
etlitor of the Norfolk LadMark,s re
ported to have left Norfolk to have a hos
tile meeting, or In other words to engage
in a duel. It is presumed that Mr Uop
eat the challenge on account of the pub
lication of a card by Col. Lamb last Sat
urday, characterizing a published letter!
such as
marked iasl j ear's speculation, and those
upon wb"i tbe duty falls of furnishing
1 19 troooy for current business transac
tions afe well aware of this, and tbey are,
therefore, iu a position to enforce their
o vn views of what ia prudent. It is not
necessary, however, that business should
advance iu two consecutive years in the
vehement and impulsive manner which
teems unavoidable when it revives after a
loog prostration, apd it is now so long
since the revival was universally recog
nized that a more "steady-going progress
will be generally accepted as sufficient for
the timei.
It ia tho juJm mtof the experts in each
branch of trade that our large surplus ot
irraiu and cotton can be marketed in Eu
3 t . . i ... .
roj e at paying prices ; we ao not- say at
prices which will reward 'speculators, but
a, prices which will encourage the pro
dicer to deal liberally with bis land next
year. The calculation rests upon the ne
csaitios cf Europe, and therefore includes
the replenishing of European storehouses
a$ well as the-tilling of European immediate
and daily wau's- That tihs is the opinion
there as -well as here is shown by the read
1 iess with which arrangements have been
made in Europe to ship'gold to New Tfork;
tbe oulfl iv of gold does rot frighten
France or England when articles of first
necessity are in question. It is, of course,
natural that the banks of France and
Ecgland' should advance tbeir rates
of discjubt if the outflow of gold
threatens to interfere with their working
reserve,' especially as their experience of
fi iSncial freedom shows that this is tbe
way. to attract fresh resources; while it
( from the Few To k World. Aag. 1. 1880.)
The nomination of Mr. James E.
English and a strongState ticket makes
Connecticut safe for the Democrat
this Fall so far as t le presidential
elestora and the S'ate administration
are concerned, and make the work ul
securing tbeunitedStateHSeuatorebtp
and gaining at least one Congressman;
oomparatively easy. Mr English is a
most euooefsfnl and nublio spirited
hnainftfl man. liberal. DODular and
staunchly Democratic and bis name i
a tower of strength iu Conneo'icut. It
was under bis leadership that K-publican
power, omnipotent since 1854,
was broken in tbe campaigus of 1866
and 1867, and it is proper that now,
when tbe Lorainee of the national
ticket is tbe antbor of Order No. 40.
tbe Democraotio candidate in tbe
State should be tbe governor who de
olared in bis first annual message
against Federal usurpations in ' time
of peace and bayonet rule at tbe South
and rightly characterized martial law
as 'tbe creature of necessity existing
only where no munioipal law is in
foro, or where tbe success of military
operations renders it for tbe time being
nece sary.'
A mosquito always settles before be
presents bis bill.
A mn cushions his seat iu cburcb
witb pew rest motives.
Tbe last census 6bows that Rhode
Island is entitled to uuotuer. a!djrman
in both wards.
Beecher says be honors tbe man who
slops over. Some people are awfully
self satisfied.
And still another youth is here,
With frerzy in his eye.
Behold bis yellow seated panU!
Behold that custard pit I
the firm and patriotic faith that tbe peo-
1- '.1 :u .MmA in 1 RRrt
pio wuu.u puuiau vuo -w w -
This isane nrecedes and dwarfs every
other. It imposes a more sacred duty
uDon the people of the Union tb in was
ever .ald rested to the comcience of a na
tion of freemerr. .
8th . We execrate the course ot this ad
ministration in making places in the civil
onrvir a reward for tjolitical crime.! and
demand a reform by a statute which shall
make it forever impossible for a defeated
candidate to bribe bis way; to the seat ol
the usurper, by billeting villains upon
the people ! I
, 9Lh. Tbe reaolutiou of Samuel J. TiMen
hot again to be a candidate for the exalted
place lo which he was elected by a major
ity of h s countrymen, and from which he
was excluded by the leaders ot the Repub
lican party, is received by the Democrat
of the Uuited States with sensibility, ai d
thej declare tbeir confidence in his wisdom,
patriotism aud integrity, unshaken by the
assaults of a connion enemy, and they
further assure him tht he is followed iu o
the retirement he has chosen for himself
by the sympathy and respect of his fellow
citizen;5, who regard him as oue who by
the elevating standard of public morali'y
and adorning and puiilyiug public servie-,
ineria.the lasting gratitude of bis count ry
and his party.
10th. Free ships and -a living chancn for
American commerce on tbe seas and on
ibe land. No discrimination in tavor ot
Mi'colittiiuous.
11
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10
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10
12
6
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Defensive Medication
a necation which iihoald -ev r
jmall orders higheT VSll' x makf
BAOGIlfQo " Save to b. ,
Doable AnK.I 7 -1 "
Double Anchor T" I
n Standard DomMtic 1
Bhoulders, TO ft""'" -
Sides, fbl.. "
w-estern Smoked-
Bams.
Sides, y
Shoulders......"
Dry Salted
Sidei. fr B.,
Shoulders. 7 ih""
BEEF Live weitht. "'
Saeond HaiihXuriJeaQ
New York,eAckf new , r
Northern, lb..
0ANDLKS Sperm ) 2"''"
AdmantIne:;4a;;:: a.llC
OHEESJv r t?
Northern Factory, ft
Dairy cream, fc? lb.M '
Btate, D.....T...
UVIXAD WITI, m
7No
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12
25
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wo, yib
Lauyra, lb... ...... ;..V l1
OBN MEAL y buiheJ. 77 V
1. a D-eca'ition which thoald r.ev -r b nz
'octed whe da per is present snd therefore
a eoume of th- Bittern a th'B Benon is par-
ticularlv detirab e. expect iJv f" te feeble ) COB
ai-d eictilf. As a remedy for billiousneta, COTTON TIE8 f? bdl..
XvanAnata Tl AY Vitn VittQ . And M WA I COTT1 Til tLl Tk ' 1 UUnrinillL-
I w uci.-'H " " " - - " I -1 1 "
ft . i v-k o.wi oilMi li r-a rvMa t vsti .a "41" V TT1 k I I . . . i i
'jmishiuouuu inno, wnwiauui.o ui u.- jj, y sot)lnr CO npiaOle tO (HU WQ0I8
nopoiies. i flome retoratire
11th. An amendment of the liurnngame prr sale by all Dra?guts and Dealers pen
trail j. au 14
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2b
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1 75
Sbeetinflr, 4- Tard. ..
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tray. No more Chinese immigration
I'xeept for travel, education ai d foreign
com mere and therein carefully guarded.
12th Public money and public credit
for public purposes solely, and the pub
lic land for actual settlers.
18tb The Democratic party is the
friend of labor and tbe laboring man, and
pledges itself to protect bim alike against
cormorants and the communed.
Hth. We congratulate the country
upon the honesty and thrift of the Demo
ESTABLISHED
i i ;
1853 - - - - 1853.
Tbe Detroit Free Preas man is writ- c atic Congress, which has reduced the
ing a series of articles entitlfcd 'Erly
D iys in Miobijr.au Btate Prison- Very
few people are so frank about tbeir
early experiences Peck's bun.
An exchange says 'Sara Bernhardt s
style of dressing. is her own. In clas
sic plays where a Roman dress is re
quired, ber dress is a very broad strip
of cloth. We bardly know how to
understand this statement.
BICYCLING
Genteel,
On my wheels
I sit,
Tbe vulgar mob may flit
Below;
They go
Unheeded by.
And, as tbe fly,
I.
Mounted high,
Sit,
Turning with toe or heel
My wheel.
Oh? finer far
Than fame or riches are
The caracolings of this airy cail
Why
Should I '
Weep wail or sigh?
public expenditure forty millions a year ;
upon tbe continuation of prosperity at
home, and the national honor abroad, and
above all. upon the promise ot such a
w a
change in the administration of the gov
ernment as shall insure us a genuine and
lasting reform in every department of the
public service.
A REIGN OF TERROR.
The Alarming Increase of
Heart Disease and the
Symptoms which
Precede It
Leading to Scientific Investigation
and an Attempt to Check
Its Increase.
SOL, BEAR &BR0S...
18 s 20 Market St.,
Wilmington, N. C.
WE HAVE JUST OPENED AND
have on exhibition, the largest
and most comp! ff- stock of
.111
T
00
bbl... 6 oo
bbl... 6 00
bl... 7 00
bbl... 7 00
'bbl... 7 60
1 bbl... 8 00
AND
The Wonderful Properties of "Seda-
tine-de -India" and tow to
Properly Use It-
Facts cf Importance for All Regard-
in anew uiscovery.
FURNISHNIG GOODS!
South of Baltimore.
1 V X bbl g 76
Mackerel, No. 3, a?.bbl....l2 60
X- ?K hbl 6 00
Mackerel No 3 ? bbL....00 00
Mullet ft bbl. . a H
N. C. flerruig, fkeg....... 5 60
urjuoc. m
FLOUR Fine, ? bbl Z 0
ouper, wortUern, '
Extra do " "
Family "
City KillEx,.8npef '
" FamL'y
" Ex. FamUj
Peruvian Qaano, 3000 Bi.S5 00
varuuna x eruiiaer " 00 00
Navasia Gnano, " 0o 00
Oompleta Manure " " 00 00
Whann's Phosphate " 00 00
Wando Photphate, " " 00 00
Wilcox, Qibb A Co., ma
nipulated Gnano ' on nn
GLUE y lb .;V I
waia-lorn,itors,f? Sfllbs 76
worn, cargo, ? 56 lbs...... 68
Oorn.ycL. IB baiheL Nnn
Oats, V bushel 6iKe
Peas, cow. bushel fin
HIDES Green, V B i. 4
Dry, Ir lb j in
HAY Em tern. V 100 1 lo u i
North RiTer. V 100 lb.. 1 00 a
HOOP IRON- ton........ ion i
LARD Northern lb.. 7k
North Carolina lb....... 11 a
LIME bbl.......... Z
LUMBER City steam ta'wd
Otip stuff, resawed,LMrt. 18 00 CK
Rough edge plank. V M ft. 16 00 c ft
tw vet inuia cargo, acoord-
X . ,9. m
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The mortality statistics of this countrj
show that a great proportion of deaths
What if a ha .iiuimed mv eve? arise trom Heart Disease But aside from
What if I'm truly said
Not to be worth a red?
Stufll
I've enoBghl
My steed of steel
My wheel.
Go, whining youth.
Forsooth!
Travel by rail;
Fish or shoot quail;
Weave melancholy rhymes
Oo the old times,
Whose sports to memory now ap
jveal;
But leave to me my wheel.
Wealth melts like show;
Love leads to woe;
So,
It I tread my troubles down,
Without a frown.
A FULL
the fatality which attends it, tbe ii.conve,
nience and suffering which even the fird
stages bring, make It necessary to take
prompt measures tor reli-f. undoubtedly
tbe greatest lemedy of modern times tor
curing diseases f the Heart is ''Sedatine.
de-India, which is accomplishing such
wonderful results and attracting so much
attention. This great remedy possesses
ingredients specially designed for all the
numerous troubles of in Jieart. ine 1 Ifuif J
combination Is tbe result of long and care I vH' IQlt II By
t il experiment, and it can be safely as
serted tha when taken in time it will cure
in every case. Do you ever have Night
mare, oppressed feeling in side a d breast,
Irregular Action, Throbbing, j Jumping,
Klutte ing, Momentary Stopping, Slow
Circulation of tbe Blood ? These are all
symptoms of Heart Disease. Those who
are suffering and have never tried it do so
at once ; those who have ever tried it do
not ne d to be urged to do so again. If
SUITS FROM $2.50 UPWARD ?.
i ' 1
' I '
100 BLUE MIDDiESEX
FLANNEL SUITS'
At greatly reduced prices.
injr to Quality. V M ft...l3 00
Dressed floor ing,te8oned. 16 00
Scantling and boards, com
mon, V M ft 12 00
MOLA88E8 Cuba,hhd?gl 37
uuoa, DDis., gal sj
8ugar hoaiehhdj. rjal. 11
" " bbls.Vgl... 26
Orleans Choice bbls. H cral. 46
NAILS Cut, 20dto4d.SkV
OILH Kerosene, ft gal. 9
jara, gal 1 10
Linseed, V gal 1 00
Rosin, iral 12
PEANUTS V bushel. 90
POTATOES -Sweet, bus. 00
Irish, Northern, y bbl 1 'J6
PORK. Northern,city mess.14 00
Tnin, y DDI 00 00
Prime, "fr bbl (extra) 00 00
ttump, y DDI.. 00 00
LINE OF
Eovs7 and
Men's Straw and
1
Felt Hats.
SICE Carolina, lb .
East India, ? fi
Rough, busheL.... 1
RAGS Country, V H
Oity, V A i
ROPE - .
Hemp......
Manilla .
SALT Alum. sack
Liverpool, JO sack.
American $r sack ,M
Marshal's fine, V mcLnm
U&diz y iaci......
7
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10
IK
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Cl:
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9
9
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1 10
Q 'JO
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G 2 &0
k o
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tOO DO
a (Hi
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flilUKH TO SUIT EVERYBODY. SUGAR Cuba, lb M
ID...
70, Om
60 ' a
I Q 1
70 9
9XV
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lo speeding on from town to town, your D.uggUt has not got it send one dol
lar to our address and it will be mailed to
you. sole Agents in America, LoodeiJ
Chemical Co., St. Louis, Mo.
je ll-ecd&w-om.
Then do I wear tbe crown
With wheel or whoa!
CHAS. KLEIN,
Oniertater :ani Cabinet Mater,
OUR PLATFOHM.
The following is the Platform of the
needs notxperiecce to show that an ad- I Democratic party adopted at the Nation
vanceiu tbe rate of money will decrease aI WBwD0Dlb?1 recently at Uinnnnati:
me uemauu .w wuwu aiere.y specu- constitutional doctrines and traditions of
lati?e. o are already in receipt of over the Democratic party, as illustrated by
two millions gold irotn Europe, with the teacmog ana example oitne long line prf- StlfiaL in Basement of th
some eiiht millions on the wav. and ex. 01 democratic statesmen ana pauiois.ana
change at the point where a minute ques. tionaianTenUooftb art wuuxnw nwuaS
tiouol exptnse aeiermines turtner ship 21. Opposition to centralization and w I L M ItN OTON, JN. O.
mints of gold; our customary exports will I to that dangerous spirit of encroachment I A fine assortment of Oons aad Cas
therefore bring iu more gold, unlesa the tends to the consolidated powers of ciedVar
... .w vK-. l crab rmailDromptlv fl'io , Qot 6
create, whatever b the form of govern- -
meat, a real despotism; no sumptuary I CH00L OF 0RAWIHQ, PAI I1TINQ
lawn; etruiriiuu ui tuuruu auu oiai iur I : 1 III
Come One !
t
i
Come All
Porto Bico, V
A Coffee, V fi)..... M
B- fl) 5
U " II tt...
Kz O fl
V Crushed?? fi)
SOAP Northern. V fi)
SHINGLES Contract, 6 00 O 7 50
uommon. ja.....M 1 60 O 'I is
BTAVEt! W. O. bbl. 1? M.10 00 16 00
U. O hhd. V E. M J0O 00 00 00
and examine our etocfe, and we will strive TALLOW gr fi)....... ........ 8 ft 00
1 Aunjpaifc Dnipping ? Jtt ...10 00 13 W
hard to merit voor Datronaa. as w havpl mi h exira per b& ............ 8 ou , &n; .0
: o
o
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5 cs
00
CO
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4J
vo
10
00
11
10
UK
7X
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formerly done.
naay (5
Mill, prime per M..........M 7 00
Mill, fair per M 6 00
Common, per MM ....i...4 00
Inferiorto Ordinary. DerM S 00
WHISKEY North'n, per zl I 15
M.CRO,L,Y, Aiielioncer. ImooivlZ u
w sanao. ier n 30
BY CBOXLY & MORRISl
Burrv wool, er lb.......... 18
.B 00
4 60
Si 00
6 Ot)
3 fO
CO
31
O 70-
retarn movement of American securities
becomes so large as to make it unneces
sary, hich seems unlikely.
the good ot each; common schools fostered I TN8TRUCTION QIYENin Crayon, Lepia
and protected. I na Jaaia inx ur awing, also, rain tan a:
3d. Homo rule.
honest money.a strict ph!tor '?l7 Uil Jn-l Coloring
,, e ... Photographs, at reasonable rates.
)!ic faith; a currency For further particular, inquire at the
J From Forney a Prepress.
It is aa true now. as it has been in
-ii 1 ik.t r ii . I r 1
mil ii.n l Liiiinji 1 1 1 .l 1111H ill iih mfui I iiiKii Ljtii xrifH in nnn'in 1 fl 1 1 n u r irrpiirw wm . .
- i - 1 - r v w - i - . w , 1 m or iBruiM nirtiAi in in11
vital principles of government is the consisting of gold and sliver, and paper School Rooms of Misses Burr A James, in tha
art ol being noneat. ana. the man who I convertible into coin on demand: strict I r or tst. Jaras 'Jnurch nor it
cannot thoroughly staLd this tet de-1 maintenance of public faith. State and
serves to be hurled with indignant I National, -and a tariff for revenue only.
aoorn into obscurity when he mounts I 4th. The subordination of tbe military
such A pinnacle as the presidential I to the civil powers, and a general and
canaiaata 01 one ox me leading par I thorough reform of the civil service.
Ski S? m, W - . . 4 mtm a a m a .! I I m - 1 mt m .
ues 01 iuo ouumrjr ucocowuiiy uooai oin. xoe ngnt. to a. free nallot is a
pies. I right preservative of all rights, and must
and shall be maintained in everv Dart ni
From tbe Albany Argus. the United States.
Ex Congressman H A Reevea, of I 6th. The existing administration Is the
The New Hat Store.
i
JAI.L AND EXAMINE MY SUMMER
Styles of Straw and Felt Hats. Tbey are
pretty and cheap:
:jofn m. robins ox,
No. 13 Froat street.
Next to Pureeli House.
SulTolk. an experienced observer andl representative of conspiracy only, and its
a staunch Democrat, well sajs; 'One I claim of rigLt to surround the ballot
of the i features of tbe present cam-1 boxes with troops and deputy marshals.
usiku in iuo libthuuk uispcwiuou I miiBiKUH" sou ooiraci eieaan. aoa -nni i i rrvn r,TTrr.
among the young TOtersJ who have the unprecedented use of tbevetoto main- H '" ouriauiiab,
The Lowest Prices
At E. s. WaRROCKS Job Office.
Get estimates at this office before having
your printing done elsewhere.
(Office in Keview building.)
Jy22
come upon the stage of political action I tain its-oorrupt and despotic power, in
since 1876, to cast their initial preai I suits tha people and imjrila their insti
dential vote for General Hancock. The! tutions. i
ienea embodied iu bis candidacy have! 7th. The great fraud of 1876- 77. by
Mmtbiu attractive and weloome to wtich. upon a false count of tbe electoral
at " a t at I - '
tut o.ajMi oi vomtb, wnua me oia scc-l vote of two States, tbe candidal defeat
tiooal iasuea under .which tha Bepub-led at tbe polls was declare ! to be the
lioaoa aek to rallv tbeir forces are re-1 President. aid forth first tim in A mm
pellant and irksome. It ia aaid there I ican hUtory tbe will of tbe people was) YOUNO MRN LIhe.b?st Pal
ue over 1000.000 of thee vounirl .et aaid- nnd. a thri nf mr. j VJW JXriil ool fcr tLe times
voterv: and. lihatcver the number be. I lence.atruc ka dekdlv blow at
all the aina.how that a U m.ior; of rnenti am '.aZr BM,II UMlfUlWIf.
ity of 'them wi'lbeamoog ibe support-1 ocratic party,' to prerv the coantrvlUanla CW W lOO eoven total
era oi Lbe srallant soldiers lateeman. I fr, .nK;i r.- iw. I xpc&m tor mrt montaa.. Head for Ilia.
. . " tratsd Orealaj ; re-UirdAir.
Commissioner's Sale ot
Valuable Real Estate.
T Y VIRTUE OF A DECREFaOF THE
superior Ccurt, I will sell at public auction
on Monday, the 6th day of September next,
at 12 o'clock, M., at the Court House door in
this city, the following described propertr,
MJ Wit i
That large and cooamodious brick dwellinir.
coctainiog lirooma, aimated on root street
ana well Known as the residence of the late
Kli W. Hall, deceased. Sue of lot 69 feet on
rront street mar ing back 150 feet.
Also, that large f ame Dwelling containing
13 rooms, situated on the North sidi of Mar
ket s teet, between Second and Third
streets immediately West of and adjoining
the DeRosset corner, and at present occupied
wj ur. r, .;i-otter. Bije ot Lot 40 feet on
aaraet street, runnmg back 132 feet.
TeraiS liberal and made known at sale.
ALfcX.T. LONDON, Com'r.
WUmington, N. C, Aug. 2, 1880.
au 3 U
Wire Nettin?
Q GREENS
or Doors and Windows.
Good to keep oat fi:e and mosquitoea.'
Sash. Doora, Blinds,
Lamber, and Bkiidinsr Material Oeiuirallv.
AITAFFEIt, PRICI6 & CO.
Faetorvt r
Foot of Walnut si. arBtt, near kki Croaa $X.
Received this Da v.
- I .
CASES BOEDSRER A;C0.
DRYtBOWZY CHAMPiO.NK,
FiE8i PROM BOKD, -
At Importer's Price.
GEO. MVKKS, A:,.t
50 CAHEo FRENCH BKAIKDY,
From Bond t! if
And for gale at Importer's Prices.!
j ' ,
Only fl.60 for a Bottle of
Imported Jrtnch l r . lJv,
At GEO.MYKI n
23 Tabs GILT EDGE BUTrKR
S0.OEJTTS AP0U5U,
Choicest Grass Btttr.
WINES AND LIQUORS, of best gru'w,
At Popular Pr -fc
GEO. MYERS
!
. Nos.;il, 13, 16 Soutli'Froi.t st.
may 27 ' r