raw papbk
li paellshed eYery Arteraooa. ttK4rs -
;pted br
JO 8 II . T. UM JJ8.
PLSASE 50TIGE.
We will be ad to receive oommunlcationi
from our fritnes on aay aad all snbjeets c
reneral IsUrast tat:
r
The aaae of the writer must always be far
nlshed to the fcdltnr.
Oomj&uricatioas ejus written' co oc!i
one side of the .paper.
...
Personalities mow - voided
And It is especial) particularly 'under
stood that the Edit v l ,s not always endorse
rtUlWCKiPTIO.NM.POSTAOK PAI1X
. ypr,6 00 Sir aontb. t 50 ; Tbtj
inoatbs, $1 15 ; One month, W oenta.
The pPr trill be delirered by carriers,
r, (f ebar, in aoj pwt of th oitf, St the
w. rtf, or 13 oent pr ' rv.
.l-ritMUK rt Iww nt Utr
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VOL. V WILMINGTON. NIC, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, .1880. SO. S4
tae views of correspoadtou. bbIcmio silted
In the editorial coin ann.
Review.
i
AILI
Fall Stock,
BROWN & RODDICK
45 Market Street;
D KB IKE TO INFORM THS POaUO
.nerally and Wholesale Cad buyers ia rr
ticalar, that we ere full up with tbe
Cheapest Line!
OF
Pry cods
that hai e?tr betn offered in this market
JHO BUYER t LI ting this city will do him
self jutice bj pasdn oar door, as we are
underselling the market in nun J of the teg
alar Btsple lines.
We hare marked down all goods that be.
long to Bummer wear and aro ollering
to onr patrons.
We wonld call particular attention to the
following
GENTS' DOG SKIM DRIVING GLOVES
Slightly spotted, 75o.. Worth $1.60,
alScoes !
New Fall Caliooes at all prices in Beautiful
designs.
Bleached and Unbleached
Cottons I
We hare laid in a rery heayy stock of the
aboTo and are offering them at lower figures
than ever. We hare all the popular brands.
Our 4-4 Bleaching at 10 cents por yard is
without any exception the best ralue ever
offered. '
Linen Handerchiefs,
A Job at 10 cents. These goodj
- require no comment.
Give us a Call !
BROWN & EODDICK,
45 Market3 St.
nu 28
A Large Party,
TORMtfRLY RENT PAYERS, tired of
L landlord rale are now on my monthly in
stalmeat list. Krery dollar heretofore paid
br them for rent now goes to purchase a
home and not where the woodbine twineth.
Under the instalment plan no r6nt is paid,
thereby aToiding a steady drain on family
resources and enabling parties to secure
comfortable homes and to become tbeir own
landlords. JAMES WILSON
sept 20-1 w
Cape Fear Academy,
A CLASSICAL, SCIENTIFIC AND
Commercial Hchool. Session begins
September 27, 1880. Commodious and cod
Tenient rooms, with all late improrements,
known as the Ueginney School Rooms",
on the corner of Fourth and Princess sts,
Instructions thorough. Prepares for Oni
Tersities. special attention also to English.
Villi Mrni nf lnirnitnra. T a Prlnnimlia
determined to make this a firt class School.
W. GATLET r,
an IS oawTt ' mon PrincipaL
steamer rassport
ILL RE8UMK her re.
nlr trips to HmithriUe and the
torts June SOtb,ioaTlng her Wharf, foot of
Market Street, at 9.30"&. M.
J. W. HARPER,.
Ja ll-oa-jr-Moo Master and Agent,
0,000,
1,000 Bbls Good Flour
All grades
For sale by
Hall & Pearsall
sept 15
Many
Mai
Mncens
Xal -J'V.fcr rle&
JOW BATJCS Tor all; kinds of printing,
Persons residing out of the city can hare
their printing earefully executed and mailed
to (hem tree of postage.
" - JS. B. WARROOK,
(la Rerisw Building) Job Printer.
9
LOCAL NEWS.
J H Ha: Btrd!food, Ac
M KiLOicxa, Master Ship Sctlcj.
e ad Opera House
Attention i "Wilmington LigLl Infantry !
ALTirrxa, Prick A Co Sash, Doors, Ac
T H McKot The Best Groeeries.
Clyde's New York BteanuM? Line
. r IliiNssaaame The Campaign t ext Book
Yatkj School Books School Heefee.
Window Glass all
slzt a. ItaiTer
The newest, latest, be
at lloiENTIIAld. ,
and cheapest
. t
Tanner'a faH As not original. The
o!d gentleman Noah lived forty iiayson
water.
A large stock of children's echool shoes
to select from at Rosenthal's. f
Never does a man believe so strongly
in the attraction of gravitation a3 when
ha sits down in a chair and finda it gone.
... Loss of Life: Thousands sink into an
early grave by not giving immediate at
tention to a alight cough which could
have been stopped by a 25 cont bottle
of Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup.
Tho jo wel of a servant girl is the one
wvho hangs all of ber mistress embroid
ered underwear on that portion of . tho
line most conspicuous to the neighbors
ejes. , i
You can buy No. 1 .Cooking and Heat
ingrftoves at almost any price at Jacobi's
Hardware Depot.
i i
The meeting at the City Hall this af.
ternoen ia devoted mainly tb the water
works question . There is a majority
report in favor and a minority report
aainst tho water works but without a
vote as we close. 1
Whore is that crowd going ? To Ros
enthal's, to buy boots and shoes. f
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Clotblnfir and Shoe Leather. ,
Mr. A, Shrier has returned to the city
after a month's absence among the North
ern markets. He tells us that he has
bought very largely and calculates upon
a splendid trade this fall. His purchases
were in boots and shoes as well as in cloth
inl and furnishing goods. He will be
heard from in a few days.
The finest stock of Ladies' Foxed,
Balmoral and Button Boots at Rosen
teal's. t
The New Freight Agent.
Mr. Sol Haas, the General Freight
Agent under tho combination which has
recently been entered into between the
Richmond and Danville Eailroad, the
Atlantic Coast Line and the Seaboard Air
Line, arrived here today and formally
assumed charge ot the office in this city.
The following aro the roads included in
the combination: Richmond end Dan
ville; North Carolina; "Western North
Carolina; Charlotte, Columbia and
Augusts; Richmond and Petersburg;
Wilmington and Weldon; Wilmington
Columbia and Augusta; Northeastern;
Cheraw and Darlington; Cheraw and
Salisbury; Seaboard and Roanoke; llal
elgh and Gaston; Raleigh and Augusta
Air Line; with tho Carolina Central to
hear from..
Ladies, tho best fits and the easiest
shoes for the little oucs are at Rosen-
Til AIi'b. t
Home Amusement.
A very pleasant entertainment ii io
prospect for next Thuisday eveniug, at the
Opera Houses The Old Plantation Min
strel?, composed c f young gentlemen re
siding in WilmiDgton, willin&ke their first
public appearance in an entertainment
which cannot fail to give, pleasure. The
orchestra ii under the management of
Prof. Rieruan, and Mr. A. Preuipert is the
Manager of the Troupe. Reserved setts
may be bad now al Heinsberger's.
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Delegates to the Episcopal Conven
tlon. Rev. Dr. A. A, Waston, rector of St,
James Church in this city, Jeayas in tb
morning to attend he GeneralConYection
of the Protestant Episcopal Church which
assembles only triennially, and this year
convenes at St. George's Church, Stuy
vesant Square, "New York, on1 Wednes
day, tbeGth of October. That is, the
opening services will beheld in the above
named church, but the convention is to
be held in Holy Trinity Church, corner o
Fourth Avenue and Forty-Second street.
Dr. A. J. DeRosset, Sr., Warden of
St. James Church, is also a delegate, but
will probably not leave here until next
week. .. '
City Court.
Limes Uoetler. colored, was arraigned
for beicg drunk and down in tho street,
and for carrying a concealed weapon in
violation of law. Captain Goodman of
the raight force teatitied that he found de
fendant as!ef p in an alley Iftdt niiiht and
had to nrocuro a cart tu carry him to
-
the Guard House aud that afier reaching
tb& Guard rooua, upon searchiog ths
prisoner, found a six Bbooter (hich was
here exhibited to the court) loaded, and
upn the prisoner's person. Defendant
implored pardon for the offence of beirg
drunk, and averred that he would not
have had the pistol but for the fact,
that he had picked it up as he wae going
'out from behind the bar, aod would not
have done so, if he had not been intcxi
caled. The Court replied that drunk
enness was no excube for crime, but that
defendant would be released from the
charge against him for drunEcnnesa upon
payment of costs. Upon the charge of
carryiDg a concealed weapon defendant
was bound over to the next term of the
Criminal Court in the sum of 8200 and
was committed into the custody of the
Sheriff.
Celia Osborne, colored, was arraigned
for using loud and boisterous language
and cursing and abusing Mr. P. Bluhm
Ordered to pay a fine of $5 or bo imprisn
oned for ten days. Defendant appealed
from this decision but afterwards withi
drew the , appeal and submitted to pay
ment of costs in the case.
D. W. Kennedy, colored, charged with
stealing a bar glass from A, C. Wessell,
on North Waterstreet, was recognized to
appear tomorrow morning at half past
9 o'clock on account of absence ot wit
nesses. Thomas Tarpey, a white man with a
decidedly nautical appearance, was ar
raigned upon the chargo of forcible tres
pass.' Minerra Reed, a very deaf col
ored woman, beiny sworn, testified in
substance that she was aroused last night
while asleep by a noise at her door, as if
some one was trying to prize it open;
that thinking it was old Uncle Joe, the
head steward or cook, she called him tc
know what he wanted. That she after
wards found out It was not 'Uncle Joe
but the prisoner at the barjthat he said he
wanted to come in afterja man that w&s in
there and represented himself as a police
man. The witness here said that she was
terribly frightened and told him that she
"Was nothing but a poor sick womao. A
piece of iron was exhibited in Court which
witness said that the prisoner was armed
with. The witness further testified tha
tho man cursed and swore terribly until
old Uncle Joe, being aroused, came down
and she ran up stairs. Joseph McFar
land, an elderly colored man, with a long
white apron on, then took the stand and
corroborated the statement of previous
witness. The next witness called was
Mr, Walter Rutland, a young gentleman
boarder at Mrs, Thos. Morrison's board
ing house on Front Etrect. (Note. The dis
turbance nil occured on Mrs. Morrison's
premises, but the testimony did not fur
nish tho fact as the question was not ask
ed). Mr Rutland testified that
ha was aroused about 4 o'clock this morn
ing by the Eoise down ttairs and the
screaming of the woman. Witness staled
that the woman, Minerva, came to his
window and turned the blinds and asked
him to come out and drive the man off;
that he commenced to dress immediately,
and in the meantimo bad opened door in
tho passage to communicate with gome
one outside who had asked what was the
matter, when the prisoner at the bar
walked into his room. Witnees then col
lared. tho intruder and lid him down stairs
and at the front door met two policemen
who, hearing the noue and screams, had
come lo ascertain the cause. Tho tres
passer was turned over to the policemen
who tooli him to tho Guard Hous3.
i Officers Stone and Mayer testified that
they had made the arrest. When asked
by the Cour if defendant was drunk,
"witnesses In turn stated that he had denied
"having drank anything'. Detandant was
then told to stand up and slate what he
had to say for himself. Having done as
he was told, the prisoner stated that he
was a sailor from Boston, Mass.; that he
came here on the schooner JosephFardwdl
on Saturday last, came ashore that night
and drrnk some beer, and got drunk; and
that was all he knew about it. The Mayor
remarked, as he had done in a previous
case, that 'drunkenness was no excuse for
crime,' and bound the defendant, Thomas
Tarpey, over to the next term of the
Criminal Court in the sum of $2G0, in de
fault ot which ha was committed. Court
then adjourned. i
, Business Chance.
There promises to be a great many
changes in, business circle this October
as well as an unusual number of changes
of residences. Of tin business changes
in contemplation and already made we
mention the following: Messrp. Limb it
Parmalee ha e opened ia the uew buitd
iug of the Navassi Gaano Co., on Water
Street. Tha Produce Exchange will be
removed to thes building lately occupied
by Newbury & Ctiasten. Messrs. New
bury & Chasten have removed nearly op
posite their old stand oa Water street,
Mr. D. O'Connor wid "remove in the new
building a few doors west of hU present
office on Princess street, and Mr. John
D. Bellamy will occupy the offict vaca
ted by Mr. O'Connor. Messrs. Hankins
& Bites and C. P. Remsen have
exchanged locations on Second street,
Mr. M. O. Cole will remove from Currie's
Block to the store next north of Mr. A
-
Lessman, on Second street, and M vE
F. Johnson will occupy tho stor ic-
ted by Mr. Cole. Mr. T. H. Smith has
removed to the store on Front street under
the Holmes Hotel building, which was
recently purchased by him, and Mr.
R, Thorburn will occupy the store vaca
t3d by Mr. Smith on Market street. Mr.
A. Shrier is opening a shoe store in the
Repiton building on Market street. Mr.
D. A. Smith has removed his 5c and 10c
store next north of his furniture store on
North Front street and Messrs. P. L.
Bridgers & Co, will occupy the store va
cated by Mr. Smith. Capt, J. M. Robin
son has removed his hat store to the ators
recently occupied by Capt. Coney cn
Market Etreet and Mr. John Werner has
removed to the store vacated by Messrs.
F. M. King & Co., on Market street.
Capt. John L, Boatwrlght is having th
store vacated by Capt. Robinson and Mr
Werner, on North Front street, conver
ted into one and will1 open a
large grocery establishment there.
Messrs F. M. King & Co. have removed
to the store two doors South of their old
stand, on Market street. Mr. H. C.
Prempert has removed one door South
of his old stand, on South Front stre3tf
to the office lately occupied by Dr. Jno.
T. Schonwald. Dr. Schonwald has re
moved his office to that of his father, oa
Princess street. Mr. Godfrey Hart has
removed to the store one door North of
Mr. Geo. Myers, on South Front street.
We will add to this list from time to
time and as fast as the removals are made.
Mr. Nath'l Jacobi having been appoint
ed" agent for the Atlas Plow, parties :a
want of this celebrated Plow can now
have their orders filled at Jacobi's Hard
ware Depot, No. 10 S. Front st.
State Sunday School Convention.
The third annual meeting of the State
Sunday school convention will be held
in the Presbyterian church of Salisbury
on Wednesday and Thursday, tho 27th
and 28th of October, 1880. The State
committee urgQ3 executive committees
of county associations, and. the execu
tive committees appointed in unorgan
ized counties, to sendjdelegates and for
ward fulljreports. These reports should
embrace a statement of the number of
schools, teachers and pupils in each
county, and tho number of volumes in
libraries, and amounts contributed during
the past year for the support of the
schools. Each evangelical denominadon
in a county is entitled to one delegate to
represent it. This give3 each county
as many delegates as there are
evangelical denominations in the
county. Ail the evangelical minis
ters in the State are entitled to seats as
corresponding members, and aro core
dialiy invited to be present.
Save your money anl btiy your Build,
ing Supplies frotn Altafler & Price.
Water street merchants will keep their
feet dry in Winter by wearing Rosen
thal's boots and shoes. f
Rice birds are about played out. Not
so with those Scotch soles at Rosenthal's
They last for ever. f
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Dancing lessons given free at Rosen-tiiais-
Pump sole boots and shoes for
tho ball room. f
Full Metal and Walnut Show Cases, all
styles and sizes, at Altaffeb, Pmci
&Co's '
Everybodycanget suitod with a Pocket
Knife, also Table Catlery, at Jacobi's
Hardware Denot
When you visit cx leae New York City,
stop at tha Grind''Union Hotel, opposite
Grand Central Depot. European plan.
Rooms reduced to $1.00 and upwards
Restaurant unsurpassed at moderate prices.
Street cars, stages and elevated railroad to
all parts ot the city. ly
No w A d vortisemen ts
Notice.
l C I D tWJ t"
harbor any of tha cew of the
a a. tuirn ! lieu uui l uhsi ij r -
cr. bark "MJOLNKK"
neither ih VT.gtr or cotaigeeej rr
sept 27 M. KA.LDAGEB, Ma-tar.
WILMIKGTQN LIGHT IflFAMTRY.
TTENTIOS ! 1 by Offi car sand Members
of ihe.Wilminciaa Light Infantry are here
by ordered to meet at their Armory to night,
(Monday) in foil uniform, for parage.
By orde? of
sept 27 It . CAPTAIN.
chool Books.
School Books.
LARGE 8TOCK JUST RECEIVED at
VAT: &' Bookstore. .
, Also, Slates, Pencils, Ink, Book Bags,
Straps and Holders, 8ponges, Crayons, Ac,
&c. Parents will do well to call upon
apt 27 o. W. YATE8.
THE CAMPAIGN TEXT BOOK.
yHY THE PEOPLE WANT a Change.
Republican Party Reviewed ; Its Sins of
Commission and Omission. Issued - by the
National Democratic Committee.
For sale at
HEINSBERQER'S.
Invoice Books,
r EDGERS. JOURNALS. DAY-BOOKS.
U Cash Books, Bill Books, Note and Draft
cooks, tteceiptUooks, c, Ac.
For sale cheap at
sept 37 HEINSBERGER'd
A LARGE STOCK OF
Sash, Boors, Blinds,
AND
ALL KINDS OF MILL WORK'
LUMBER LATHS. &c.
For sale very cheap, at
ALTAFFER, PRICE & CO.
Factory:
Foot of Walnut su
sept 27
. Offloe:
fifatt, near Red Orosi st.
OPERA HOUSE.
One Night Only I
Thursday, Sept. 30th.
BENEFIT OF THE OXFORD ORPHAN
ASYUM.
THE OLD PLANTATION MINSTRELS
will trivto their fimt nirfnrmnM. nn.(..
ing of Vocal and Instrameatal Masic. Jies.
nonzoniai oar Jtxercises, Ac, on THUKB
DA1 EVENING, tieptember 30th.
Ladies are particularly invited. a nnth!nr
will be said or done to offend the most fastidi
ous. Tne Oreliestra Is under tho direction
of Professor F. Kieman. tome of the bast
talent in tha city engaged in this perform
ance. Prices of Admission Genarl kA
50 cents. Gallery 25 cents.
Reserved Heats may be secured at Heius
bereer'a Book Store without extra charge.
Doors open at 7 o'clock. Curtain raises at
8 o'clock. A. PREMPERT.
sept 17-! t Manager,
To EWiy Friends and
Customers-
PQI
I AM NOW DAILY
reccivlnc my Fall stock
of
Boots and Shoes.
Consisting of a'l the
LATEST STYLES I
My ps-it etoek ac my euccesz speak for
taemselYcs, aad I only ssk a continuance o
your fArors t liberally bestowed cn ma
Please Call and Examine iny -n
C" Stock as regards Qalitya
Zj" and Prices
No trouble to show goods1
Will be pletiei ys ua yo one aad all.
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Kespcctfally, '
C. ROSENTHAL,
-32 Market Street.
sept 13 Eign of the Show Case.
3.
as rlZliir
Now Advortis oxnonts.
Bird Food, &c.
UAVE J OBT RECEIVED a frwh supply
of prepared Mocklcjr and Canary Bird Food,
uao assortment oi Toilet tfoa,s, Toilet
Powder and Wat ErtrrU A .
, ... VJi
sale low at
J tt ii ' KOI t'S, Apocaeoary ,
sert 17
Newlfarket.
THU lAi H- EIcKOY,
SUCCESSOR TO
Boatwrlght & McKoy;'
WILL STATE THOUGH
may bo many Eickmonds in tho
field, nevertheless lio has the insula
trdck in tho Grocery Line.
Ho proposes to meet all competi
tors like a man. His stock will jbo
kept up in full, which is now much
-
larger than any other house in his.
lino in tho city.
THOS. H. McKOY,
Grocer ant! Liqnor Dealer,
sept27. 6:7 Ncrt'i Trent 5t
Carpets lH
Carpets !
uarpes i
a v a. aw
V LARGE STOCK FROM WHICH
you can select many choice and pietty
thirjga.
Some of tho latCBt novelties In English
and American Tapestry and Body Bros-
eels.
Damasks, Cretones, Lace and Mnslin
Curtains, Rugs, Oil Cloth?, ic
Respectfully, -sept
21- IV H.' McINTIRE."
LANE'S
ENGLISH AND MATHEMATICAL
SCHOOL-
GEN. J AS. H; LANE, Principal
JJ00M8 NEXT TO St. John's Church.
The first session be c Ins Monday, Oct 4th.
Circolars at Bookstores after to-dsr.
sept 16-2 w
Rust Well Auger,
Bust Well Drills
Bust HorselPower.
TH8 DE8T AND MOST BUCCE88FTJL
Well boring and Prospecting Tools Man
ufactured. GAS PIPE SHAFTING and Couplings.
The most improred Surface Attachments
Guaranteed to make grood well anywhere.
Works much faster and with half tse labor
of any . other tools.
Auger and Dnlli work by hand or horse
power.
Drills and Horss power hare capacity for
2,000 feet. '
In use firejyearsand to failures.
Made from best material and sold for half
the price of others. Bend for circular.:'
0. BUaT,
au 37lydlw Bt. Jcseph, Mo.
For Sale.
PERFECTLY NEW IOPKGE BAJE,
Mosler, Bahmana k Co., msna factor ers
combination lock, weight 1,509 lbr.
For sale cheap. Apply at
mchS TUD3 OFFICE.
Winberry OysterSe
THE FINEST OF
the season. By he
Dozen, Quart or Gallon, at V
j. JOHN CARROLL'S,
Pl Uarket ft