THIS PAFKB
n0o!Iahed every afternooa, Sttdayi
jO 8 II. T. JAMB8
jOITOR AND PROFRIKTOK.
. rfvH'RlFTIONH, POSTAGE PAID.
r.J r.r,S 00 8Ls months, $2 50 ; Three
F Bi ths, $1 16; One month', 66 oent.
paper will o-j delivered by carrier,
.Ifobanre, in nj Prt ' ity, attk
...j, or 13 certs per week.
..irMtJc i te low and libera!
j- - . .Triijcri wil! plesereport any and
- io r-i . if tVtir papers rejrularly.
tock.
BiiWil RODDICK
4 v Blarkot Street.
lySRB I3VJRM THS PUBLIC'
ner&lly and Wholesale Iah buyers in rr
ticuiar, tht we a e full up with the
Ghcapsst Iine!
OF
Dry Goods
that has ever been offered in this market
HO BDYE& vioiting this city will do him
id!f j etloe by pasiing oar door, as we are
un ler?9llin the market inminy of the reg
n'r Staple lines
Vj h . ve marked dcwn all goods that be
long tj Hammer wear and are ofierintf
to our patrons.
We aj J ci'.l partlcarar attention to the
c:nts joqsxih driving clcves
Sii.h y spotted, 75c Wt:. $ '' .K
aficoe
f
X w Fall Calic es at all piiea in Beautiful
designs.
B leached aud Unbleached
Cottons I
We hare laid in a very hay stock of the
ab 'Ve and are offering them at lower figures
thin ever. We hire all theppula' brand?,
i n, 4 4 Blecliag at 10 cents per yard is
without any exception the b8t value ever
i fiered.
Llnsxi Han derchicf z9
- A Job st 10 cent 7haeegocda
r;qiireno comment
Give us a Call !
BROWN & RODDICK,
45 PoJarket St.
au '2S
New School.
HAYS DETERMINED TO OPEN A
I
jriret-laM Male Pchjol in this oity about the
1st of October next. Fall pa ticular wjll
be fciven on my retu'n to the city.
srt4-3t JAMES H. L NE
Removal.
1HAV8 H MoVPD from my old stand on
Kr nt street to the convenient and comroo
t ious Ht ra on Market steet, receot'y occu
pied bv Tapt Cone-, and nect Fasof Lip
p t.'s corner, where I will be pre ared tbis
r'all to u"er the ha' duo est stock at goods
in my line ever brouihtto Wilmi-g'on.
J.0, M. K04lNriOX,
sept 7 Hatter
Cheese. Cheese.
lOO Boxes
CREAM CHEESE.
For tale by
Hall & Pearsall.
Hankins & Bates
TT V KEMOYtD ONE DOOR JJOBTH
rom their Old tand. Is usual, the bet and
freshest Groceries will be k pt. .
pt 3-3t
Iw Special wmmi
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VOL. V WILMINGTON, N. C, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, W
LOCAL NEWS.
New AdYartiseineota.
P HiHsaaaa Phe t Mosie
Hall & Pka&sill Cheese -Cheese
Dm'l F Biatty -Organs
J B McCaw, M D Medical College of Vir-
giaia " i i
Bcbb&kd Bans life of Gen Hacc ck
Lyon A UkIlt Band Ins rutneo-a
Ticioa F LAWeOH The L hiot.go Weekly
News 1 '. ,)
Sie ad Malt Bit era
Jclius Bahs tii aad Fali opening.
. Y at tt.aiplete t- ck rchooi boukb.
X of wTftiig ir lu tbe city to-day.
Window tHaoa -all aea rt itaffer A
t
Rica birds jumpid to tweuty ceuts per
dozen this moruiug
KlsBea ewceiuu m lareweli. They are
the cre im of ta ta, as it were.
Save ymir money and buy your Puild.
ing Supplies, troin AltatVr & RriOf.
The jest that gives, pain itno jest, nor
ii that lawful pastime which inflicts an
injury.
The marketa this summer have bce
'iterally ruuning over with the fruits o"
thi eaith.
You can i) ty No. 1 C ioki;ig and tlt
ingoveM at .Ituostaiij priCv.' at J.tcom
Prf . Vendor predi.. ts another warm
?pell, and then very Cold idghts with
sharp frosts. -
Ti ere are nifn'iu this wornl 60 poor
that tr ey cantio't even i.tl-rd to keep a
r:!ean corsiencei
My life was s;ied by W-irrmr'n $afr
Kidrey and Liver Cure E B. Lak"'y
Mbia, Ala.
A se-idal rtiiideuce ia ttie h.sf phrase
invented to d-iscribea to-roonvd liut
within sight of the ocear..
The dog d ya are now over but tie
cats will continue to claim all the nyglne
during the remainder of the year.
.
Full Metal and Walnut Show Oases, all
styles and &ue3, at Altkkku, I'jjice
sl Co's
Mr. Nath'l Jacobi haviug been appoint-
ed agent for the Atlas Plow, pa lies in
want ot tnw celebrated Plow cn now
have their orders filled at Jacoki's Hard
ware Depot, No. 0 S. Front st.
See a woman on horseback in another
colunoD, riding near Speer's Vineyards,
with a bunch of Grapes from wh:ch
rfpeer's Port Grape Wiue is mide, that is
so highly esteemed by the medical pro
fession for the use of invalids, weakly
persons and the aged. Sold bv Druggist?.
Tom. Dick and Harry are now appear
ing with their Grandfathfr's recipes for
Coughs, etc. and seeking a fortune
through advertising, but the people
know the value of Dr. - Bull's Cough
Svrup and will take no other. Price, 25
cents a bottle.
A valuable milch cow, the property of
Dr. J. E. Winant8, died on Ohotnut.
between .Sixth and Seventh streets, yes
terday evening from the effects of eating
the trimmings of a (lower garden, sup
posed to have bad am n it the s; rub
known as nJcjck-orange. She didi not
get a Fqnare away from the spot were
she ate it before she was down.
'More food and less medicine, more of
nourishment and strength, less of the
debilitating influenced drugs, is what our
feeble and exhausted constitutions
require said BaroD Lieb;g, when he
perfected the composition of h. Mali
Bitters.' sept 9
Caxar covered nis ba.d head and gray
hair with a laurel crown AyEU s IJaiu
Via k covers' gray heads with tho std
more welcome locks of youth. !
Arousins: Its Headers.
An alarm of firn at midnight Is a
startling thing, but not( hall so startling
to many who hear it as would We tbe
sudden knowledge of their own dangerons
phjeL'al Condition . Thousands of thou
sanda are bjurrying to1 their graves be
causetbey are carelessly indifferent to
the insidious iu roads of disease arid tbe
means cf cure. It is tbe mission of II. U
Warner & Co., with, their Safe Kiudey
and Liver Cute, to arouse men to a sense
of their danger and then cure them.
Mempkit Appeal
ErrB Beiew: . "- '
VeahSir: We respectfully ask If you
consider a transaciion in spirit turpen
tine between a seller in Wilmington and
a bnyer in a northern port and merret a
fair quotation of the Wilmington market.
Wo ask this question because tbe quo
tation of 33 ceuts at the Produce Ex
change to-day is based on suh a transac
troo while it is generally conceded tbat
the market in Wilmington will not ad
mit of any further sale at any tujh price.
Betpectfullyf
. Water Strelt.
l.nnx Train
Mr. H. Haaks, a freight ei g ueer m
the Carolina Central R til road, brought
into this' city yesterday a freight train
constating of 56 'o--dd cars. This it
claimed to te thr ' largest train ever
brought into tbi city, and we presume
that it is.
Everybody euu get suiu a .tita a" Pockf
'Cuife, also Table Cutlery, at Jacoih'.'
Hardware Depot-
General James Madison Leach, the elo
juenl and ndiud speaker, has accepted
an invitation from the Democratic Com
miti.ee in Pender county to be with and
tddrcss the people of that county at
Burgavv on Thursday next, the 16s.n inst,
the occasion beiusi ih meeting of the
County Convention, -when it is expected
that almost every ciau of prominence
and influence in tbe county 'will be pres
ent. The Committee ant ounce that they
will be glad to see a large a:t ndanct
from thif ciy and from the surrounding
counties.
Window Glass ofall siscb, Dorsf,SwSh
and Blinds, Ii lilders' Bardware,t5c3 Low
jst prices at Jacobi's. .
'J hey are all cievtr.
We had the pleasure of a call this
morning from Mr. Harry Evarls, Press
Agent ef Coup's circus, and we are
pleasid to say that Mr Evarts,; like all of
the business men connecteJ with tbis
monster show we have encoun'ered, is
both agreeable and gentlemanly in his de
portment. In tbis respect Coup's circus'
agents are very different from those of the
olden time, and we are glad to bear tirs
willing testimony to the pleasant change.
llow to get SJCk..
Expoee yourself dy and night; eat
:cx) much without exercise; work too
;iard without rest; doctor all the time;
take aii the vile noHtrnms advertised; aud
the. j joa will waut to know
How to get Weil,
Which is answered in three words Take
Hop Bitters! See other column. Ex
press,
Callle Thief
S i.urd ay last Ben Johnson, col
ored, was arrested in this city oa sua
picion of having stolen an x. Tho ani
mal be claimed looked as though the eai
marks had been changed, but as there
was no evidence against him at that time
he was di charged from custody, but the
ox was retained by the cattle weigher
Yesterday Johnson brought a cov.to ma:
ket and in a very short time thereafter
Jr. D J. McRae, of Brunswuk county,
claimed the cow, and Juh'ison. the cattle
dialer, wm arrestol. A Ir. Granger.
wiio lives near Mr. Mcllvo, ehumel the
Oi and proved property, aru J ihcs -n ?s
now in jiil iu defaul. ot a justified bond
of $200
Doartlof A Itlei hien.
Th Board met in regular monthly
session yestorday afternoon at 5 o'clock,
It was ordered tbat the Committee be
granted further time in tbe matter of the
Infirmary.
Committees on Public Buildings and
Fire Department were also granted fur
ther time oo matters Ufore them.
(Committee on 8-reets and Wharves, in
tbe. matter of opouing Frout street at the
Northern extremity of. said street, report
el progress.
The aame Committer, on the ma'.'cr cf
Fourth street bridge, rt ported progres?.
The Special Committee on the matter
of the Fifth Ward Market House, report
ed tbat the Market House ehon to said
Committee in tbe Ward in qnetioo was
not suitable and is incomplete, which re.
port was received and adopted.
The City Clrk was instructed t re
fer to the Board of Audit and Finance
all papers in his hands relating ' to the
Wilmington Market Company, far their
action.
Petition from J. R. Bosscm & Evans,
in relation to the erection of telephone
wires in the cityaa referred to a Special
Committee, consisting of Aldermen Fos
ter and Bowden.
Petitions of Northrop & Camming and
others, for lights on certain thoroughfares
were referred to.the Commiitee on Lights.
An oil lamp was ordered placed on the
west side of Fourth, between Church and
Castle Etreets, and on Hanover, between
Third and Fourth streets.
Petition from J lmes Wi'san to have
Wood street opened, was referred to the
Committee on Streets and Wharves with
power to act.
The receipts of cotton at this port
to-day foot op 80S bales, the largest of the
season thus far.
mmw.
Joint DUcusvion at Burgaw.
YteUsrd.'.y (the 8cn inst.J was tbe day
appriHted for Ju !ge Buxton, the Re
publican candidate for gubernatorial hon
ors, to address the people of Pender coun
ty at Burgaw Loarning that it "was ex
pected that Mij. C. W. McClammy
would-be present and ask for a division of
tbe time, we went to hear the fuu. In a
coaversttion with tbe Judge, prdvl(U3 o
thi speaking, he stated that he expecteu
we shou d abuse him, to which we re
plied hat we should, to the best of our
ability, keeping, of course, within the
bjundsot fact. We regret that we made
anch a rem&rk, for we luive no heart nor
drsire to say only the most tender and
consoling words of either him or his ef
!ort. The severe usage he received at the
hinds of the eloquent, fearless and gifted
McClammy, though just, was so excoria
t ng that it aroused a sympathy in behalf
of the man who will never be Governor
of North Carolina. -The Judge very
graciously assented to a division of time,
and opuned in a speech in which he laid
down a number of postulates, closing
each with the interrogatory, "Isu't that
so?"' His speech occupied an hour and
litleen minutes in its delivery, and we
must confess that it was the most unin
tere8tlng, wearisome effirt to which we
ever listened. His aunlence, by actuaj
cmut, consisted of 54 whites and 47 col
ored, a number of the latter of whom were
:emalc8.
After Judge Buxton had concluded,
Maj. McClammy took the stand and
taking the postulates, laid down by the
J udge, seriatim, he tore them to tatters
aid convinced the intelligence
present tbat they iv&re ?iot
so. Major McClammy spoke an
hour, and it was one of the best efljris to
which we have ever listened. It was such
as he may well be proud of Pender coun
ty may well be proud of, and North Care
liua be proud of. After most effectually
disposing of the positions taken by the
Judge, he propounded a series of questions
to the latter, a few of which were an
awered, a Tfaw evaded, but the majority of
which remain unanswered. It is seldom
tbat the corruption and wickedness of the
Republican party has received such a
icatning rebuke as it did ye-terday from
the gitied tongue of Mj r C. W. klc
Cbumiy, of Pender counly. We regret
that space will Lot pennii us to give a fud
report of nis fp- cc-i, fji ii. vvou id be val
uable reading to every voter in tne State.
Jad e Buitou, having tbe cio. ing r..
nv.rks f. liowtd dong in a general waj,
Without making' ny new p!int or adding
aay foice to l. s fl st tli'nt, for ha'f an
hour, when he uosided with a forced lock
of resignation al i is wnt ( f tuccrss iu
Pouder coumy.
ilr, 1J. E tco t, of ixh city, then tock
t're stand, and made a speech of half an
hour's dura' ion. We did not hear bis re
mks, but it was the unanimous verd.'c
of those who did, that ha made by far the
best speech on the Republican side. We
have no doubt that he did, fer if he did
not it must have been a teiribly t2n,e
affair.
The Street Fazeant.
Well, everybody and bis sisters and his
cousins and his aunts came to 'town to
day to se the circus and the street pa
rade. Lng before the hour for the
grand pageant to appear upon the streets
the principal thoroughfares were filled
with curioue people of all classes, both
white and black; young men and maidens,
old men and matrons all'came out to see
the ehow. Finally, ,the sound of music
and tbe rattle of wheels put every one on
the qui vice an 1 the crowd on Fiont strojt
about the Parcell House aud : vicinity
eoaicDfci-ced to stra.n their nccis and eyee
iu anxioU3 6carcblor the tiL:, and here
they came, first the large band wagon
drawn by( eix horses gaily decorated
with p'umes and caparisoned with
nashy 1 barness, then came th
mounted lady and geutlcmea i riders
whj were not so gay looking; then came
a pretty lady, attireJ in a lady's riding
habit, mounted cn a beautiful horse and
driving another graceful moving equine
n tandem; after this came the wagots
with the animal, some of which were
drawn by beautiful iitle ponies, then tbe
pretty horses that march in platoons.
Then the man in the lions' Gage, sitilog
as composedly as if be were listening to
the music of the syrens, while the lion,
lioness and a panther paced tbe same
cage impatiently and uneasy. Then
came another band wagon with colored
musicians, who, by tbe way, discoursed
better music than the first band, we
think Then the Japanese performers,
ilttlog in regal style ia their carriage
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piiDts aal tLij dromedaries wiih tLe
liu!e clown. LVken altogether it was a
rary creditable pirad? and only servel
a an appetiser for those who want to jo
an 1 must go to ee the rint performances
this afternoon and tonight. Only, one
circus in two 'year .is encuh", to make
everybody hungry for a li tie smell of the
sa w dust .
Now Ad vertisQiueats.
flRRft 14 '"P8" ' ub t. C rop.
Ul.Urt.10 ier Vox CVie-te'- and Fox Ho
maca. Serst on trial wrr av ted. onlv ,G ".
Pianos 125 up. Uataljae free Add.esfi
UaniL Beatty, Washitgton, N. J.
sept 9-w
MEDICAL COLLEGE CF -VIhGInTa
Iti liuiond, Va.,
Re . ala-- Heaei n bgin Oct. iet, ftnd contic
oes NINE AlUN'fas. InteraeJite Exam
inations on tbe Klemectary Branches at the
close of first fusion. Fina fcxan-iaation
on the Practical branch- s at the eud of sec
ond session. lihten montbs Coleiate
Instruction. . Laily examinations and reei
tations. ttly four lectures a day. Ample
opportunities for Clinical r-toay and Praoti
cal Anatomy. Fees for the flipe Months'
Coarse, $125. For anouccemsnt or par
ticulars, addresj J B ilcJAW, MD, Dean.
Bichmond; Va. 8ept
IMMENSE BOCCEiis! 30:000 in
SO days.
More Agents waated to eell the official
Life of
CEm. HANCOCK,
"'ciodinfiT the 1 ife of the Hon. WM. H.
ENGLISH. This work is eniorsdi by Gen.
Hancock and tha party leaders, is low-priced,
Immensely popular, and selling like Hot
C&kes. The harvest-time Ib fepUmber and
October. Outfits 6Cc. Act quick and coin
money. For the best terms, and full par
ticulars, address HUBBARD B OS., At
lanta, Ga, Eept9-4w
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DO not confound this Matchless Benva
tor cf Feeble and Exhausted onsdta
tions with violeat cathartics, chea? decoc
tions of vile drugs, aad ruinous intoxicant
ioncce-.Uy labelled "bitters." MALT EIT
TEK8 appeal , to popular confidence bec&ug
prepared from Un fermented Malt, Hopt, and
Qiirioe, and other precious ingredients,
acoordicg to the process of Liebijr, and art
richer in the elements that ret tore to perm a
uent health the Weak, Convalescent, Over
worked, Nervous, Sleepless, Dvspeptic, Bil
o us, aud Kickle in Appetite, than all otbe
forms of Malt or Medicine. The renuine are
plainly signed bv tbe company. 8old every
where: M &.LT B iTrEEd COMPANY, Bos
oa, Mass. : sept 9-4w
Sheet P-usic.
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HAViS SO W I STOCK a very Urge
sapply of the latest Sheet Muiio.
Also Instructors for Pianos, Organs, Vio
lins, Banjos and Gaitarr. Tor sa'.e at
1 UEL8BERGERS,
1 Lite Bookstore.
Hancock and English Badges and Picture,
also Bunting Flags, ail sizes, at
e?t9 1 HaUNriBLIiGEB'i
A Card,
THE USDERS1GNED have UVen ahafge
of the Parcell House Barber Hhop,wbere
they ill be pleased to serve their frienL
and the publio generally. The saloon has
been thorougniy renovate i and refitted, ni
we promise the att of workmanship, with
poiite and courteomj at'entkm.
PCINOK D. BM1TU,
ICftfpt W. H. SAHB.
Hriei:S5
THE NEW FOOD N
PLEASE EQT1CE.
We will be glad to receive commtinlraUoai
from cmr friends on any and all subject o
reBerai internet hni
The nlme of the writer mcrt always be for
nished to the Editor. 1
Ctomm-anlcatlotti must be irritteo cia only
one side of the paper.
Personalities n:ii- voided.
And it is especiailr . iSkJ r t'taltrly'tmfler
stood that the Editor cot Alwayr sr-doTta
iae news or eorrepoatr-ati. -a-jIms so taed
in the editorial coluarr.
n 'H
m mi mm
Tuesday, the Tch laat.
9
38 .''Market St.
WITH AN
Entile Kew Steel: o
Fall Gcods !
Consisting of latest pattertsnd deigns c f
the ikhest and mcst elegant
DRESS GOODS !
Ever brought to ihis cl r, at
2
FLANNELS I FLA-; IIS
FLANNELS !
The most extraordinary iualitits, 6hadv's,
etc , at prices never he ."ore known
in this . ?".
BUCK ALPACAS H.Z&lXtfatZ I
The largest stock oi ALPACAS ana
C ASUMERES ever kept in this city
and at r r 'ces that v ill aston
ish you, at
38 tVlarket S
Innumerable Quanticloj or
' romostic und other
Staplo Gocd? !
UOUSEKEErERS
1 1 -
THAT AT
j ri
lathe place to get Bargains f i fi'.xuf.i.
Table Linens, Towels, " yottiur.)
Lace and hundreds of oih r tr.
dC3 toonumerous to ir.ei:tkn
at prices far below thoo
of the. panic.
MAM
38 ElSarkttt
Keeps the largest s'.oci ever show a' 'in
this city. The celebrated . .
GLOBE NURSuiB CaRoT,
THK
Indestructible Kip C. 1
And a oz u othr in; proved -1,1
! . sufcibr I.I: .
Tii-5 nicest line cf Fail pnnt f-.
S Cent
1 ASl) UPWAilut:
!, '
1 Kid -.Qlo-ues I
The latest and finest linccfll-u -v -.
ever fchv.wn in this ci y. We g iiar,;-.
every piir of out g l,brle.I HLOBiu.iilsj
GU'VZd9 ayd m rcfaa-i 1 Ui .;..' ijt
every-pair notching satuUcrtioiv 1
I X IUrnf ra'r ve hivj a I.., c,i - ' ,
dozin pair Kid i!oves at
25 Cents per Pair I
I JKsJ Don't forget tin dato f tf.e r.
opening, a.d remember tLa:
HAHK'5, 38 Muki
Is the place to get 5 oar iouc v. 1 : ; .
JULIUS HAmi,
38 Market St,
(IRA
ILM ARB
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HAH
38