I
THI3 PAPER.
r ja psaliihed every afternoon, Buxdays
f septedby - .
josn. T. JAUEfl.
KSZTOB A FBOFBZXXOB.
8UBSC2UPHOJSS, POSTAGE PAID.
On year, PO 8tt "Mmta, $JW Three
months, $1 Ml Oae mouth, S3 cents,
paper will be delivered by carrier,
TM of charge, In "7 Pwt of tta citT MtB
tbore rates, or 13 cents per Mt
Advertiaisg rates ,ow liberal
cr3abcribcr will please report any aid
41 failures to reeeire their papers regularly.
Fall Stock;
0BO17M & RODDICK
45 Market Street.
ESIRK TU INFORM THE PUBLIC
fr8eraliy aai Wholesale Caflibuysas ia t;J
Ueular, that we ate fall up with the
o?
Dry ' ood's
that haa erer been offered In this market.
SO BUYER visiting this city will do him-
elf jutice by passing oar door, as we are
underielllnf the market In many of the reg
alar Staple lines.
We hare marked down all good that be
lose to Bummer wear and aro offering
to oar patroBs.
We would call particular attention to the
following
QEMTS' DQGSKIM DRIVING GLOVES
Blight! y spotted, 75o. Worth $1.60.
siDdcogs !
New Fall Caliooee at all prices in Beautiful
designs.
Bleached and Unbleached
Cottons !
. We hare laid in a very haayy stook of the
abore and su offering them aft lower figures
than erer. We hare all the popular brands.
Our 4-4 Bleaching at 10 cents per yard is
t .
without any exception the bait value , ever
offered.
Linen Handercliiefs,
A Job at 10 cents. These goods
yj require no comment.
Give us a Call I
BROWH & SODDICK,
45 fVJarket'Slv
au28
To;VJy Friends and
Customers-
it:
AM NOW DAILY
receiving my Fall stock
of
CoBibrting of all the
STYLES I
My paat stock and my success speak for
tkemielves, and I onlyaak a continuance o
your favors j liberally bestowed on me
Please Call and Examine my ii
JETStock as regards dnality-0
27 and Prices ! 3
Vo trouble to show goods.
Will be pleased to see you oce aud all.
Beepectfully,
C. ROSENTHAL,
33 Market Street.
sept IS Sign of the Shew Case.
Many
Special
Mflcements
The Hew
Bill of Lading
JOH THE BAIL ROADS. AUo,
Carolbaa Central Railroad Beoelpts.
Yeasel Bills of Ladinjr,
Chattel Mortgage.
Inspector's Certificate,
. Magirtrate's Blanks, Ac
JS Prate at loweef rates at
X. & WARROOK'H,
,nm Job Ofioe '
(Office ia BeTlaw;Bulldlag)- aa SI
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VOL. V Wtl.MISOTON. N. . THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 30, 1880. NO. 187
LOCAL NEWS.
Jtfewi Advertisements.
R M M claries Embroidery, Ac
P Hswaasasaa School Booke
Y ATM School Books School Booke.
Window Glass
Prioe'a. all sizes at Uaffer &
t
A smart thing a mustard plaster.
To life leng it is necessary ' to live
slowly. - 1
A large stock of children's -school shoes
to select from at Rosenthal's, f
There's a good wide ditch between
saylngnd doicg.
The newest, latest, bea
at Rosenthal's.
and cheapest
f
Any girl with an income of $50000 a
year has a neat figure.
r , f T, ,
Save your money and buy your Build.
True merit, like a river, the deeper it
Is the less noise it makes:
Although a woman's age is undeniably
her own, she does not own it.
Knife, also-Table Cutlery, at Jacobi's
Never mistake Dersoiration for inspir-
atlon daid an oU mlListe? in his charge
to a young pastor just being ordained.
To allay itching qf the scalp, use Hall's
Vegtable Sicilian Hair Renewer. Soldi
Kir all Hrncrffififo.
I
it is strange bow mucn Letter a picture
a photographer can take to Hang in a
show case than he can take
tomer. i i
r
Or a CUSS
The base ball fever again threatens to
become epidemic, hereabouts. The firBt
game was played yesterday and the inter'
amS wot ( a 1 m finflA i i
COH WOO lUilUSUOU. I I
Charity beginneth at home therefore,
never give a tramp boiled chicken and I
feed your world-worn husband on last J
year's corned beef. ' J
The Directors of the Duplin Canal
Cctripany held a meeting at KenansviUe
last Monday. Nothing of special interest
for publication has been made known. I
' ' TZl T. , .. , I
far Cnnahaand do not waste vour money
w 1
for a trial, when you know that Dr Bull's I
Cough Syrup has stood the popular test
for thirty years. I Price, 25 cents.
There are 6,000 more words in the
English language than In the French,
and yet more unclean things can be said I
in the French language, than injall others
wf t rrtf
Ladies, the best fits and the easiest I
shoes for the little ones are at Rosen I
THAIi'S.
t
col. Aicuae, or Wilmington, anaj.i.
Busbee will be at Duplin X Koads on the
26th of October..., Other distinguished
gentlemen have been invited and are cx-
pected to be in attendance.
Mr. Nath'l Jacobi having been appoint
ed agent j for the Atlas Plow, parties la
want of this oeleorated. now can now
m A. t -9 A.1JI A "T . f TT J
nave tneir oruera nuea at jacojji a naru
ware Depot, No. 10" S. Front st.
It is the temper of a blade that must
1 i
ba the nroo'f of a good sword, and not the
iidinir of the hilt or the richness of the
scabbard; so it is not hir grandeur and
Vknceoaal nil that maVfl & man nnnildAra. I
ble, but his intrinsic merit.
Water street merchants will keep their
i i
feet dr in i Winter by wearing Rosen
thal's boots and shoes. f
Women as. lawyers.
Though Old ,Mr Fogy has long ques
tioned woman's fitness to practice law,
and her opinions concerning legal mat
tors, no one has ever questioned her opin
ion concerning Dr. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription. ' For women freely affirm
that the Prescription is a positive cure for
those dragging-down' sensations, and the
many diseases and weaknesses peculiar to
thelrsex. The Favorite Prescription is
sold by all druggists under a positive
guarantee.
Pittsburgh, Pa , March 14tb, 1879.
Db. R. V. Piebck, Buffalo, N. Y.:
Dear Sir I was treated! by four dif
ferent physicians without avail for disease
of the liver and uterus. Some time ago I
commenced the use of your Favorite Pre
scription and Discovery, being j at the
tirce, confined part of the time to my
bed. At first my improvement Was slow,
but I now find myself well ? fter the use
of fonr bottles of each of tha medicines.
With many, many thanks.
I am, very respectfully,
v ( MARY E. GRACE.
My life was saved by Warner's Safe.
Kidney and Liver Curs. B. JLaktly,
iStlma, Ala, 1 '
dam
Unmailables
The following unmailable matter re
mains in the Poatoffice in this city.
MrtOeo W Hard wick, No 4, 12th
street; Miss LucilU Smith, Barton, lLse;
Thoe L Goodwm, Cedar Iilao I, N C;
Margaret E. Span, Goose Lreek, N t; h
I W F.xi villa. Back Greek: isn.i a t uff
tnvevope, addrr ss illecibk.
The finest stock of Ladies" Foxed
Balmoral and Buttou Bo8 at Rosen
thais. 1 t
The Pee Deo Herald.
Oar good Ifrieadj'Patrick, of the Wads-s
boro Ilerald, has sold out ti MFKoCertf
H. Cowan, and the Herald will ba euU
I oaerged in tb9 Times. We are fcorry to
J lose Oapt. Parrick froinv the editorial t
ternity, but t lie ia a iarmer aud a mer
J chant, as well as a printer, he thioks that
I he can do better by contracting bis opera-
I tions, and wo trust that he will.
I : .
Where is that erowd. going ? To Eo3-
enthais, to boy boots and shoes. f
The Entertainment Tc-Xight.
We trust that there will be a large au
dience present this evening at the enter-
Plantation Minstrels. The company is
composed of young men io this city, oi
aeciaea ta,ent. ana tbe7 propose to give
to oar people a unique and at the same
time a very pleasing entertainment, iae
music will be food, of that our readers
... , , , anra w, .hoxr lo,pn H,nf ifc ia
. Je .
I uauci iuo mouauiwui a. aui. a , iucd
I m?n, ana mere win oe a pieasmg miscoi-
I 1 .t 1 Ml . - I 1
. , raake fa occasion a i very
eniovable on Give the bovs a full house
I ' . i
I J L.tAntJnl nMi n rw t f
Bice birds are about played out. Not
so with those Scotch soles at Rosenthal's
They last for ever. 1 f
.
Virgil Burns, a colored drayman, was
arraigned before the Mayor this morning
upon two charges, to wit: fast driving and
resistingthe police. Upon the first chargei
defendant was fined $5 and npon the sec
ona charge defendant was ordered to pay
fine of 10 or go to prison for thirty
day. The spondulicks not being forth
coming Burns was committed to the G. P
A .3 : fC U. il T1- 1 1 . TT1
uimouuy uccurreu m lauoy a xxui-
low last night and one of tha parties who,
it ia alleged, committed an assault upon
on of th floiled ... . th locallt
i " '
was arrested, but upon a thorough inyes
tlgation of the matter this morning the
Mayor dismissed the case and discharged
the defendant.
I Mancmnr laggnni olvan iroa ot Kaoti"W
thalV. Pumpsole boots and shoes for
the ball room. t
Public Speakln;
Hon. W. M. Bobbins, the lormer able
Representative In Congress of the Seventh
District, will, at the request of the Demo.
sate Executive Committee and of
the Congressional Committee in this Dis
trict, address the people in this section at
the following times and places :
Smithville, Brunswick county, October
8.
Wilmington, October 9th.
Burgaw, Pender county, ' October 11th.
Major Chas. M. Stedman, of this city,
wiU, we hear, by request of the Congres
sional Executive Committee, address the
P80?'0 Bl
Jacksonville, Onslow county, Monday,
October 4th.
Whlteville, Columbus county, Saturday,
October 9tb.
It is thought that Senator Ransom will
beat Jacksonville on the 4th pros. alio.
Window Glass ofall siz n , U j r? ,Sash
and Blinds, Builders' Bard ware ,&3 Low
est prices at Jaoobi's.
. 0 ...
gammer's Heat
relates the 'system and renders us liable
to attacks of diarrhoea, dysentery,
bloody.flux, cholera-morbus, cramps in
stomach, colic, and other painful and
dangerous affection for which Dr.
Pierce's Compound Extract of Smart
Weed compounded from the best French
brandy, Jamaica ginger, smart-weed, or
water pepper, anodyne, soothing and
healings gums and balsams, is a most
potent specific i It is equally efficacious
in breaking np colds, fevers, and inflam
matory attacks. Every household should
be supplied with it.
When you visit or leave New York City,
stop at the Grand Union Hotel, opposke
Grand Central Depot,, European plan .
Biotas reduced to '-$1.00 and upwards
Restaurant unsurpassed at moderate prices
Street cars, stages and elevated railroad to
all parts ot the city." ly
Fall Mt tal and Walnut Show Cases, all
styles and stees, at Altaffeb, Pjucje
E
JUI.V AJJ
T'SberirT Manning tnrhed over to the
County Treasurer to-day SI036 collect
ed for taxes siLte the 17th inst.,.tbe date
he received the tax books from the Coun
ty Commissioners.
Stricken Wnu Paraist.
We regret very much to learn that
Dr. M. J. DeRosset, who H cow resid
ing i.i New York, has been stricken with
paralysis i.i that city. The ictelligecre
reached here to day in a telsgram ! from
Dr. Gecre G, Thoma1?, who is now in
New York, to Dr. A J. DePofset. Tl's
gentleman wjil leave here :o-night for
New York to be in attendacce at the bed
sale ofhis mn. No particulars tave been
receive. The telegram arrived hero to
day about 12 o'clock.
J .
More food aud less medicine, more of
nourishment and Btrength; leaa of the
debilitating influence oi drugs.is what our
feeble, and exhausted constitutions
require,' said Baron Liebig, when he
perfected the composition of the Malt
Bitters P! t o
'Hie Fii-si ,tf the Seatoii.
The hrit shipment of cotton, foreign,
tb'u easou, was made by Messrs Williams
& Murchiscn in the Nor. barque Sinon,
371 tons burthen, Captain Jensen, which
cleared from this port today for Havre.
The cargo consists cf 1,444 bales of cot
ton and was compressed at tha Wilming
ton Compress. That the cargo may have
a quick trip and may bring a big profit
to the energetic ond enterprisiDg shippers
is our earnest wish. Who next? '
The Chicago Times says: Warner's
Safe Kidney and Liver Cure i3 highly
endorsed by ministers, judges, physicians,
surgeons, by men of literary and scholar
ly distinction, and by individuals in all
the walks ot life.
cMoie Business chances.
The Carolina Central Railroad offices,
which have heretofore been in I the Bank
of New Hanover building cn the third
floor, will be removed to the second floor
of the Murchison building. Capt. W. S.
Normcnt has removed his law ofS:e from
the old Journal building to the wooden
building one dcor West of tbo Court
House. Dr. Jag. E. Kea, dentist, will
r amove his office to the Holm93 Hotel
building, up stairs.
Mr. -jE. Lilly will remove from his
present location on North Water strest to
the Navassa Guano building, corner Wa-
tar and Princess; the Produce Exchange
will remove into the office vacated by Mr.
Lilly, instead of the store recently occn
pied by Messrs. Newbury & Chasten, as
incorrectly stated by us a day or two
ago: ,Messrs. E. Peschau & Westermann
have removed to the store on North Wa
ter street, recently vacated by Messrs.
Newbury & Chaste:; the Carolina Rice
Mills Company will occupy as a ware
house the store! vacated by Messrs. E.
Peschau & Westermann.
Sea a woman on horseback in another
column, riding near Speer's Vineyards,
with a bunch of Grapes from which
Speer's Port Grape Wine is made, that is
so highly esteemed by the medical pro
fession for the use of invalids, weakly
persons and the aged, bold by Druggists.
Frank Mayo's Davy Crockett.
Our readers will be glad to learn that
there is a very pleasant treat in store for
them and at an early day. , The Frank
Mayo troupo ar booked for ths Opera
House in this city on the Thursday of
next weak, October 7th, on which ocoa
sioa the drama of Davy C'ochett will be
presented. That soma idea of the charac.
ter cf this entertainment may be had we
quote here from an Atlanta exchange:
There ousht not to be standing rcom at
DcGives Opera, House to-night. The
superb drama Davy Crockett will b3 re
peated by Mr. Frank Mayo and his ex
cellent troupe. The drama is one of in
tense interest, and enchains the attention
of the entire audience from the rising of
the curtain till it falls on the last acf.
Mr. Frank Mayo is simply perfect in
his conception and rendition of the char
acter of Davy Crocked. The manly
form, the true heart, the pure and exalted
unlettered education of nature, are all
blended in beautiful symmetry in the
character. The 'wolf ecene' and the 'liv
ing barrier' are both of thrilling interest,
and the intensity with1 which they appeal
to one's sympathies, and the , excitement
they create in the breast of the i beholder
equals that ) produced by trag?dy real
tragedy. i i
We unhesitatingly commend this beau
tiful drama to our citizens. It is entirely
worthy. In every respect, of your pat
ronage. You will not be disappointed if
you attend. It is not made'up of 'blood
and thunder and to those who go expect
ing anything of that kind, we will simply
say, yon will be . disappointed. But to
those who expect a rare treat, a pleasant
evening's entertainment, a hearty laugb,
and the portrayal cf backwoods life as it
lists, we will say, your expectations
will be realized to the fullest extent.
THE MAILS.
Tn'e rni!a clore and arrive at the City
rt Unce aa lullows :
Northern through and way
mails .............6:30 a. m.
Raleigh. .....5.30 a. m.. . .and 6:00 p. ru.
Mails lor the r. C- Railroad,
and route supplied there- i
from, including A. & N. O
Riihii at.... 6;30 p.m.
Souther ..s fur all poluts
South, .etiiy.....L 7:45 p. m.
Western mails (CC By) daily 1
(except Sunday)...... . .... 5:00 p. m.
Mail for Cberaw & DarliDg- i
ton.... 7:45 p. m.
Mails for points between Flo- i
rence aud Charleston..,,... 7:45 p. m.
Fayetteville, and offices on
Cape Fear River, Tuesdays,
aud Fridays 1.00 p. m."
Fayetteville, via Lumberton,
fraily, ; except Sundays...... 6;00 p. m.
Ooslow O. H. and intermedi
ate offices, every Monday
and Thursday at 6i00 a. m.
Smithvillo mails, by steam
boat, daily, (except Sun
days) 1000 a m
Tails for Ejsy Hill, Town
Cret k. Shai lotto and Little
River, S. O., every Mon
day and Thursday at......... 6.00 a. m.
Wilmington and Black River
Chapel, Mondays, Wednes
days and Fridays at......... 6:00 a, m.
OPEN FOB DELIVERY . ' i
Northern through and way i
mails. 7:00 a.m.
Southern Mails..... ....1 7:80 a. m,
Carolina Central Railway...... 10:00 a. m
Stamp Office open from 8 a. m. to 12
M., and from 2 to 5:30 p. m. Money
Order and Register Department open
same -33 stamp oiiice, -4
General delivery open from 6:00 a. m
to 6:30 p. m., and on Sundays from 8:30
to y:30 a. m.
Stamps for sale at general delivery
when stamp office ia closed.
Mails collected from street boxes every
day at 3:30 p. m. r ; '
DIED;
DARBY In this city, of cholera infantum
on (he night of the 29th inst., THOMAS A.'
infant son of Thomas A., and Harah A.
Darby.
The funeral will : take place to-morrow,
October 1st, at 10 o'clock, A M, from the
residence of Mrs. James Darby. Friends
and acquaintances i are invited to attend.
CLOWlC In this city, on Wednesday
Bight, Mrs. MARIA LOUISA, wife of Mr.
Harrison Clowe, aged 60 years, 10 months
and 13 days. -
The funeral office will ba said at St. Joha'a
Church and at Oakdale j Cemetery to.mor
row (Friday) moraine, at 1C.S0 o'clock. The
friends of tae family are requested to attend
at tne unurcn and at tne (Jemetery.
New Advertisements.
Embroidery,
Embroidery,
jq-AINSOOK EDGES, I
Ana Insertions to match.
CAMBRIC EMBROIDERLES,
In great variety of patterns.
STRAW MATTIHGS.
CARPETS,
1 OILCLOTHS,
BLACK SILKS, Black and Colored Cash
meres and many new and desirable things
for the Ladies.
' Respectfully,
sapt CO- R. M. McINTIRE.
Fresh Every Da y
FINE ASSORTMENT OP CAKDIES,
French and Domestic, just received and for
sale.
i . 1 ..
THE ONLY GENUINE HOME-MADE
Candy in the city, will be found every
day, fresh and sweet, three doors South Of
the PostoSice on Second street. Also, Huts
Raisins, Fruit, Ac C. E. JEV&M8,
jin 23 Near the Postofflce
COMMERCIAL HOTEL,
WILMINGTON, N. C.
JLarge Sample Rooms lor
Commercial Traveler!
rpHE PtWPRIMrOH havias; thoroughly
recoTatd th? House, a ad famished it entire
iyne?r,is propri io give to the travs3ng
publio all the aeaveniencies of a FIRST
CLASS HOTEL. It fa located j Ln thejrery
eentri of the bofiufaj part of thecity, being
convenient to the principal business bouses,
Postoflse, Cos to aa House, City Halloaed
OourtHouse.
TA Firit-CIass Bar and miiiard 8a2oon
eoaaeeted with this HoteL
COt 21
PlrllARK NOTICE.
1 We will beg ad to receive communication -
from our friends on say and alir i ibfecti o
reaeraliatsrert buti
The name of the writer xsut slwsyl lb Tit
alahed to the Kditor. . ; ,
Coamunieatloaa must be written: in on! j
oueside of thejapi. . f ,l:
Persoaalitioi nvi jroided. k
And it Is espedally w'partfnilarlyjtnid er
stood that the Edit ? not alwafi efdori e
the views of corr?p'&4iots. unleu saf titUi
iu ui eaiioriAi ooiunar. , .
New Aavertisom6nts.
Notice.
A LL PERSONS are hereby-
1 It
xx. rorewarned not ti trut or S-A?
harbor any of tfct cew of the
Ncr. bark "MJOJ-XBR' as 4RsST
neiiher ihs U str or cociixoeej
will be retponsinla.
aept 27 3t r M. K A' DAOKR, Mate-.
School Books
i . ;. ...
School Books.
r .
LARGS 8TOCK J OS V RECEIVED at
fATES' Bookstore. ,
Also, Slatas, Pencils,. Ink, Book Bsjs,
Straps a!id Holders, BpoDges, Crajots, Ar,
Ac. rPareDU.wIUJde wellio eill upon"
P2' O. W. YATEa. '
OPERA HOUSE.
One Night Only I
Thursday, Sept. ."lOtli.
j - , - ':
BENEFIT OF iTHE OXFORD ORPHAN
ASYUM.
THE OLD PLANTATION MINSTRELS
Vii 8Te their first performance, copilst
JfofV,ocal and Instrumental Music. Jis,
Sv 0lJExercUee e" Qn 1'UUKS
DAY EVENING, September 30th. - I
Ladies are particularly invited, as nothing
will be said or done to offend the most fastidi
ous . 8 he8tra is under the direction
or Professor F. Kieman. Some of! the best
Ulentinthe city engaged In this pertorm-ance.-
. ' f'
Prices of Admifsiou General Xdmiasion
50 cento. Gallery 25 cents.
Reserved Seats . may be secured at Heiag
berjrer's Book Store without extra charge.
Doors open at. 7 o'clock. Curtain raises at
Boclocki A. PREMPERT,
septl7-St - Manager
Mew River
Bright and .Fat
Jutt received and for eale by'
Hall & Pearsali.
sept 28 . . . rt
Bagging Ties, Twine.
MOO'Eolls Cotton Bagging,
4,600 Bundles New and Pieced II ss,
l,0002Lbs CottoniBagging Twine.
Flour, Bacon, Molasses.
1,200 Bbls flour, Seper to Ixtra Family,
250 Boxes Pork;8triPs,i
Smoked and D S Bides, ,
200 Hhds and Bbls Porto Bico, New CroV "
Cuba and New Orleans Molaner.
SugarJCoffee, &c. " ;
I 200 Bbls Sugar, Cut Loaf, Granulated
Standard A, Extra G and C.
' ,i . .
275 Bags Coffee,
jr,Kio, Laguyra and Java ,
100 Boxes Pore Assorted Candy
150 Tubs Choiee Leaf Lard, ,
ItSjBozet 8tarch,
200 Boxes Lyo and potash,
125 Boxes Laundry Soap, .,
Tobacco, 8auflr, Paper, Matches, -8iiot, i
Pepper, Ginger, Hoop Iron, Spirit Barrels, l
4tc For sale low by f ;
WILLIAMS k KTURCnilSON'," " "
' aulT Wheleeale Grocer AConulMer. 'i
Heinsberffer's
JS THE PLACE TO BUY SCHOOL
Books and School Stationery. ' My sloci Is "
now cixplete
Teachers aud Parents will fiod It to jLhei
t
advantage by first calling at
I IT--- i . m
teptM THE LITE BOOK STORE'.
Bird Food, &ci 7
HAYK JUST SECS1YED a fresh supply ;
of prepared Mocking and Canary JJirdToodV
also anna assortment of Toilet Boacs, Tol!?! -Powder
and Waters Extracts,- Ac. All fcff
sal low as: .-- t. .?.!
;j. H IIARDI'S, Apothecary..
ssptIT JfswJiarkei.
Tiiiberiy pyflterH,; ; f ;
THE riflSST OP ,
ins seaicn. Br the lriy "
Doxes, Quart or Galloa, at - - J
jt!
F. A. SCHUTTCjO
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