THIS FA FEB
Ja PB0llshd every aXteraeon. Baadays
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Hr 'BwCKIi-riONH.FOaTAQE PAII.
"Lntfl ; month 50 oent
r, caper i'l delivered by carrier,
JVraSJ., I y pirtof the city. .ttk.
.j.ore rt, crista F k
AdYBrtiifc rt. low nd lioera
tf-8u?eriberj wii! please report any and
A Glares to reel their papers regularly.
FaSS-Stooic
BROWN.. &' iODDlGK
45 Market Street'.
-EBiaE TO INfoKtt" THE ?UULI0
if.nerally nd Wholesale Ca n buyers In re
ticular, that we a'o fall up with the
Cheapest 3Lairae !
of
Pry Caoo'ds
1 that has ever been offered in this market
SO BUYER Tiaiting this city will do hlm
self jastioe by passing oar door, as we are
anderselliojr, the market in many ofthe'reg
nlsr Staple lines.
We hare marked down all goods that bo
loag to Summer wear and a e oileiln;
to our patron p.
We would call particular attention to the
following
GENTS' DGGSKIH DRIVING GLOVES
Slightly spotted, 75o. Worth $1.60,
alicoes
New Fall Caliooee at all prices in Beautiful
designs.
Bleached and Unbleached
Cottons I
We have laid in a very heavy stock of the
above and are offering them at lower figures
than ever. We havo all the; popular brands.
Our 4-4 Bleaching at 10 cents per yard is
without any exception the best value ever
ofl'ered.
Linen Handerchiefs,
A Job at 10 cents. These goodi
require no comment.
Give us a Call !
BK0WXT& EOBDICK,
45 SVSarket? St.
au2S
To IViy Friends and
Customers-
AM NOW DAILY
receiving my Fall stock
of
Boots and Shoes,
Consisting of all the
LATEST STYLES I
My past stock and my suoces3 speak for
themselves, and I only ask a continuance o
your favors so liberally bes owed cn me
ttT- Please Call and Examine xny H
IPStock as regards Quality wSQ
tT7" and Prices ! ca r
No trouble to show goods.
Will be pleased to see you one andall.
Respectfully,
a
C. ROSENTHAL,
. 32 Market Street.
oct 4 Bijrn of the Show Case.
CHAS. KLEIN,
IMertater ani CaSM Hater,
Princess Street, in Basement of the
Journal Bnildingi
WILMINGTON, N. O.
JST A fine assortment of Coffins and Cas
kets constantly on hand. Furniture Repaired
Gleaned and Varnished. Orders by tele
Kraph ar mail promptly fillo nov 6
Many
Special
HDcents
The
VOL. V
Ex-Uov. Smoar was to haye spoken
in Chick'cr'-jg Hall, New York, If Unight.
Women-io New Yerk can now vote on
school matters, in accordance v-ith a law
enact 1 lnt winter.
Brooklyn ups'dow eighty-six Haixock
and English Cluis. They will join in a
t 'ucLMght parr -e on Oct. 2C1
Colquitt' majority over Norwt ,d for
Gjveri.tr of Georgia wi'l be over 50,000.
The regular Democratic nominees for
otter State 'offices are elect d by 7,0,000
majority. !
1 .
1 here were Id death from yellow fever
ia Havana during the week ending Oc
tober 1 and 78 during September. A
death supposed to be from yellow fever
is reported at 1 Key West.
It is said that all of the powers have
agreed on action in referenca tj the Turk
ish question. They will first seize some
point in the Gr :iau Archipelago and if
that does not bring tbe Porto to its senses
will probably push on towards the Dar
dandles.
Balimoro's Sc qui-C ntenn'al will be
celebraf 1 next week, 1 ginning on Hon
day. Thcso who delight in a jam and in
general d'comfort at fThorbitahtly high
prices, can bo ar ommodatcd there next
week, but those who love pe a and quiet
and fair prlc i wi'Vsf or cl' - of Balti
more next week.
The New Yoik S ,i te" . x:i 4 iat at
a
large and enthesi cUaa m ect!-ig iu
Stamford on Tuesday, add ssed by the
Hon. Wirn W. Ean, there was the
largest p oc ssion ever 1 -.own ia Western
Connecticut, coming from all of tho ac1
jo,T)5ng ' wns and villages. It is esmated
"that bero were 10,000 persons in tho line
The Newark Presbytery, ia session at
Newark, N. J adopted the following
resolution: 'That the Prrsbytery of New
ark do earnestly recommend to the church
e3 under care to give themselves to. prayer
that God will order the approaching elc -
tion bo that able, honest and good men
may be elected to office for his own glory
and the upbuilding of his blessed king-
dom.' .
Tho diCerenco; says the New Yoak
World, botween the actual cost of General
Hancock's telegrams sent from Now Or
leans in 1868 and General Grant's esti
mate in 1880 of the cost oi those tele
grams, asreportod by Dr. Fowler, is con
siderable. It is, in fact, tho difference be
tween 3400, bsing General Grant's esti
mate, and 36, being the actur' cost as
mepsured by the highest telegraph tariff.
This amounts to $364, a number likely to
take rank hereaf'er in the respect ct the
people .with 300 and 529. "
A petition s beiug circula'J in tho
New York Pre lues Exchange protesting
against the illumination of. the Exchange
on the ( ccasiori of the Grant parado on
Monday evening. A movement to lllu
minateis being made, and the petition is
to be presented to the Board of Air 3 a
gera at the same time that the request for
illuminating the Exchange is raade. The
petition is be?n signed by .- iuomb rs rei
gardles'j of political affiliations, on the
ground that the Exchange is non-partiean
in politics. -
The Sad A'iaatic tor O lo'ocr ia at
hand. It la eminent 'y a Southern publi
cation and dero. .et a liberal aouthe.n
encouragement. The present number con
tains a vrriety of prose ad political f-ti
ctes. Daniel K. Goodloo furnishes an ac
count cf the abohliaii of sTavery !i the
Distilct of Columbia. It ?s a valuable and
tamely pai iz. Paul II. Hayne contribute8
a short pt :m ; John liery BoDner, "The
Song of tho Old Mill .Wheel' and Mrs.
Skipwith Cole seme pie ant 'verses.
Among the pr03e pa ;.s are : "Short
Sketches of the Old Sou'iern Kegime."
"On the Aahky River' "A New Co'lege
Curriculum 'Leaves Loir MyGn-idaunl's
Jbulua,,, and "St. John's (Masonic) Oi
phan Asylum.:'
Hen. William II. Engl'ah who, be
sides being the Democratic nominee for
the Vice Presidency, is chairman of tho
Indiana Demi cratic Sta' 3 Central Cjm-mit'-ic,
I -t w k wrote to lion. John C.
New, cha;-man oi the Eepnblican State
Committc j, to propose that they should
issue a joint circular, to be Bent to all
townships and election precincts, request
ing that the loel inspector in every case
shall appoint a iudgo. and ;clerk of the
opposlto psTty to his own. This propo.
sitionofilr. EDglisb, which hes been
accepted by Mr. New end reduced into
WILMINGTON, N. C, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1880. NO. 194
shape of a formal agreement ia said by
both these d'stioaiabed gentlemen, to be
made not only In the interest of pnrs elec
tloss, bat alto t? the end that all suspic
ion or appearand of fraud may be re
moved. LOCAL NEWS.
Now Advertisements.
E B WaaaocK Elec '.on Tickets
Johs H Bobihsos Go ai9 ax.d See
E W TATZoa Not'ce
Y Bsiacaaaeaa School Books
Yxraa School Books School Books.
Rlli R O GaaT Plumbing and Gas
fitting - - : '
Put up your stoves.
The sun is the oldest weutern eett'er.
Only a quesiion of time f skhg the
hour. .
Oyster shells are about tope
n for the
season.
The crop of buckwheat cakes promises
to be large.
Window Glass all sizes at Altaffer &
Price's. t
No interments in Oakdale Cuetry
this week.
.The ball and party mania will soon be
under fall headway.
Dried blackberries are beginning to be
freely used for dessert.
The receipts of cotton at this port to
day foot up 1,254 bales.
The newest, latest, bes and cheapest
at Rosen an' vs. t
One adult was the only Interment in
Ballet ue cemetery this week.
The cat fish is so called, because one
was never killed with a bootjack.
Where is that crowd going ? To Ros
enthal's, to buy boots and shoes, f
The mule is not a physician by any
mean! but he understands the art of
heeling.
We can't expect to have clear weather
until a successor is appointed to fill the
place of Gen. Myer.
Love thy neighbor as thyself and when
yon see one with a bad cough advise
him to buy a bottle of Dr. Bull's Oough
Syrup. Price, 25 cents.
To realiza fully the value of time have
a visitor give yon a thorough boring
daring business hours.
The Register of Deeds has issued only
one marriage license this week, and that
was for a white couple.
A very large, bow and handsome sus
pension shed is being built on the wharf
of the Champion Compress.
Dancing lessons given free at Rosen
thal's' Pump sole boots and shoes for
the ba'l room. . f
In Pino Forest cemetery (colored) there
were eleven interments this week three
adults and eight children.
An infallible remedy for Fover and
Aguo is AYE1VS AGUE CURE.
Wholly vegetable and; containing no qui
nine, it is harmless and sure.
. Rev. J. B. Taylor, who has been absent
from tho city for several days.has return
ed and will oceupy his pulpit as usual
on to-morrow morning and night.
Rice birds are about played out . No
so with those Scotch soles at Rosenthal's
They last for ever. f
Tho D. R. MurchisoniB the name of a
fine, large, powerful locomotive which
came down the W. & W. R. R. to-day
and which is one of those purchased re
cently by Capt. Johnson, for use on the
C O. R. R. v
Save your money and bay your Build
ng Supplies from Altaffer & Price- ,
The hen roost of a party living on
Third street was robbed last night of
ohickens whoso market value is just
about $3.2$. The gentleman who got the
fowls, strange to say, did not ask that
they be considered as a loan, although he
doubtless was alone when be took them.
Water street merchants. will keep their
eet dry in Winter by wearing Rosen
thal's boots and shoes. f
Keep your mouth Bhut and res pi rate
altogether through .your nasal organs:
yon can form but little conception how
tends to preserve tho voice and ena
bles one to orate with ten foldeffect. .
. Evervbodycan got suitod with a Pocket
Knife, also Table Cut lei, at Jacobis
Hard ware Deoot-
Review.
Some of the census enumerators in
Raleigh have received their pay. It
about time or, rather, four months past
time for them all to be paid .
We are sorry to le?-n that the condition
of Mr. Peter Josephs", the engineer on the
C. C..K, R., whose foot wi crushed a
few days ago at LuurIntu-, Is worse
than it was and that grave fears are en
tertained that the result may prove fital.
Full Metal and Walnut Show GaV-s, all
styles and sizes, at Altaffeu, InicK
& Co'b
Here is an item of invest to the vail
ous byciclista in thfs city. The Ex ecu
live Oommltt i of the State Agricultural
Society have decided to offer- a premium
for a byciclerace on Friday of Fair week,
$25 to the 1 st rider and $10 to the sec
ond. Who smoDg the riders here ill
compete?
Don't forget that Hon. W. M. Rohbins
is to speak this evening from the portico
of the t !graph office, on North Front
street. If the weather is very inclement
tho speakio will be bad in the Opera
House, but, if possible, it will take place
in the open air.
The finest stock of Ladies' Foxed
Balmoral and Button Boots at Rosen
thal's, f
A Call on major Robblns.
Tne members of the Produce Exchange
and Chamber of Commerce, of this city,
call 1 tcday, ia a body, npon the Hon.
W. M. Robb'is, at the Parcell House,
to tr tify thp'r appreciation of the kind
ly .In' -rest- which this gentleman had
e?er shown to the interests of Wilm'ng
ton wh"e a member of CongreBS. Mr.
A. H. VonBokkelen, the President of the
Chamber of Commerce, being absent irom
the city, Mr. R. E. Oalder, President of
the FxchaDge, did the honors of the oc
casion by presenting to Major Robblns
the d'fferant meml ers of er.:h bcJy.
Major Robbins Is here at the solicitation
of the State Executive and Congressional
Committts to addreES tho citizens o
Wilmlng.on upon the poMtici if sues of
tho day, but it was uuders'od that the
call made upon tho dist'uaished gentle man
this morning bad no political signif
icancs. It wa3 vmply an act of politeness
and courtesy to a distinguished Carolinian
who had not forgotten, that Wilmington
wci a seaport town in North Carolina,
and had al way 8 manifested enough inter
est in tho affairs of our people to lend his
voice and influence whenever it could
promote the interest of this section, Mr.
Henry Nutt, Chairman of the Committee
from the Chamber of Commerce on River
and Bar Improvements, testified this
morning to Major Robbins' ever ready
willingness and able assistance to. him
while in Washington, whenever an appro
priaticn;for our river and bar Wf s rsked-
There were no set speeches, but Major
Robbins acknowledged the compliment of
tho visit and testified his appreciation ot
it in language unnr'stakable for its sin
cerity. After another shake cf the hand
all round the two bodies took their de
parture. Criminal Court
His Honor listened during tho most of
the foreooon to tho plead:ng of several
members of the bar la fcehalf of two other
gentlemen of the legal profession, who
had under the impure of momentary
passion brought about by a misunder
standing outraged the amenities and pro
pricticj of tho Court Room by engaging
in a personal altercation and ren ?ntre in
he presence f the Court, for which con
duct tho Court Impost 1 a fine of 8500 a
piece. This morning, however, Hon.
George Davis and Masers. DoBrutz
Cutlar and J. I. Macks pleaded with Ilia
Honor in behalf cf thcso gentler en,
stating to the Court that the affair wfi
very much regrette 1 by both of the gen
tlemen concerned, andtbxt no d'srppect
whatever wrvintondei to the C.urt, and
that the whole critter had been a nrrn
derstand'ng from beg'ing to end,
which wasjnow happily arr'cablyadjusted.
His Honor said that he would reduca the
fine to $100 apiece, ai neither of tho gen
tlemen in qoP'tion were men of wealth ;
but that such conduct wr an evil exam
ple and he could not iu cor science allow
it to go nnprn'shed. It wfs, therefore,
ordered that CoL B.' R. Moore, Solicitor,
and Mr. Jno. L. Holmes, Attorney, be
fined $100 each for contempt ct Court.
John Grady, colored, indicted for the
murder of an. old colored man named
Taylor, on a fiat, during the time of a fire
early last Spring, and convicted of mau
slaughter, from which an ftppaal was taken
to the Supreme Court, was to-day c-n-
ten- d to the S'i'3 Penitsntiai for C3
y rs, thi Supreme Court having cop "rm-
ed tb.-i jn!, n -nit of th's Cour'.
L-;vio A':n Jjne, a white1 woman, who
was convic:ed of a mcjt henlous offence
some mouths bin 3 and appealed to the
Supreme Cou , w?i to day resentnced
to the S"-' Peniteu'ay for five ye? ..
Th' . e a" the car's that we have
any iejub of at the time of closiug our
repo . Il ii rnderstr d that the Court
wiJ aJj.iurn tb!s afte. joon for the te.m
A siigut Difference.
'Inn Norwflgifi barque Theod., ton
regis vr 293, now loading at the Champion
Com press by Meerrs Alex riprunt & Son,
w"'l clef r in a few days with a csrgo of
1,1 GO bales of cotton. Last fall sne was
loaded at Savannah and j oonld only tike
980 bales. She takes ,;om this port 171
bales more than she did from tho presses
of Savannah, which will make a difference
of $300 in her freight money. The
port charges of Wi'mington sid othor
expenses are certainly not more tbn
those cf Savannah and if our information
is correct are not as much.
For Star Gazers.
The October nights will afford an op
portunity to lovers and j others to study
the heavenly' planets. The October
moon fulis on the 17tb, when, wo may
hope for clear weather. The full moon
will be in conjunction j with Jupiter on
the 17th, and with Saturn on the. 18th,
at the time of opposition. The waging
moon is near Uranus on the morning cf
the 29 th. The opposition 'of Jupiter
an dSaturn on the 18th will show two
prominent planets under peculiarly favor
able conditions for observation as well
as in their brightest phases.
A largo stock of children's school shoes
to select from at Rosenthal's.
t
Terrible Gale at SmlthTlUe Wharres
Destroyed ana Boats Driven Ashore.
There wsb a terrible storm at Smith
ville last night, the worst that hri been
known there for years. At 10 P. M. the
wind was blowing at the rate of 40 miles
an hour which was the mar'mum velosity
attained. There were a number of serious
disasters to property, although no loss of
life is reported. The wharves of Mrs.
Stewart and Capt. O. C. Morse, both
valuable, were carried away, as also a
part of tha government wharf and all of
the bath bouses. The pilot boat Mystic
and the cchooaer Wc :c were driven
ashore.
The steamship Benefactor, hence for
New York, dragged her anchors and
drifted about 600 yeards. She went to
sea, however, this morning. The tide
was the highest known there for. many
years.
This information was obtained though
he kindness of the Signal Officer at this
place. :
Church Services.
Worship in tho various churches of the
city to-morrow as follows : '
ST. JASIE8' PARISH,
corner Third and Market streets. Rev. A.
A. Watson, IX D., Rector. Oct. 10th,
Twentieth Sunday after Trinity. Sunday
School at 9:45 a. m. Morning Prayer at
11 o'clock. Evening Prayer at 5 o'clock.
8T. PAUL'S EVAKG. LUTHERAN CHURCH.
Corner of Sixth and Market streets. Rev.
G. JD. Bernheim, D. D., Pastor. English
Services at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Sunday
School at 3 p. m. Catechetical In
struction on Friday at 3:30 p. m.
BT. JOHN'S CHURCH, '
corner Third and Red Cross streets. Rev.
Geo. Patterson, D. D., Rector Oct. 10th.
Twentieth Sunday after Trinity. Celebra
tion at 7:30 a. in. Mornirg Prayer at 11
o'clock. Evening Prayer at 7:30 o'clock.
Sunday School at 4 p. m. J
FHO T STBEET M. E. CHURCH, (SOUTH)
corner Front and Walnut streets, Rev. E.
A. Yates pastor. Services at 11 a. m. and
7:30 p. m. Sabbath School at 3 p. ra., W.
M. Parker, sup't. Prayer Meeting and
Preach ing Wednesday evening at 7:30
o'clock. Young Men and Women's Cliris
tian Association first and third Tuesday
evenings iu eacn montn.
'Malt Bitters' are a Brain. Nerve and
Blood food, peculiarly adapted to, and
warmly recommended by our druggists
and physicians for General Debility, Men
tal Physical Exhaustion, Hysteria,' Nerv
cusrsecs. Sleeplessness, Emaciation ; and
Dropry. oct 7,4 w.
Mr. Nait'l Jacob i having been appoint
cd agent for the Atlas Plow, parlies In
want of this celebrated Plow can now
have th3ir orde.s filled at JAr uu's Hard
ware Depot, Ho. 10 S. Front st. .y
The Friend of De lento Ladles,
Warner's Safe Kidney and liver Cure
is the remedv that will cure tha mint
"diseases peculiar to women Headaches,
neuragua, tiisoraered nerrs, weakness,
mental shocks and kindred ailments axe
effectually removed by Its iise The
uoiner s magazine n
' PLZABE NOTICE.
We will be glad to reoeire eorcmordeitioaj
from our frisndj oa axy and all! mbjeets o
ffeaeral Interest bull
Tke naae of th writer nut always be for
Biahed to the Editor.
OoniBBIllMflnKi M.il ... . i
one sida of thepipex.
Personalities mum tt voided. 4
-
And It Is especiaTIy prtcularly;nEder
stood that the Ediw.'f not always endors e
the views of correspondents, nclauto $Htet
In tke editorial eolnana.;
Now AavortiaemoatfL
Election Tickets,
paiNTKD AT LOWEST KITES.
At E. 8. WASEOCK'S
Job Office Corner Chestnnt and Water et.
In -eriw BaiMinr. oot U
Plumbing ami Gasiitliu.
TU- '-"UKHSUNisd respeotfaily an
HOirC that hdY htVi Anana1 DI-K
in and - .,nt'o etabluamcnt iothe Lnaai
rten oauaiac. on Nnrth Vmw,
with,' Kooa stock they wiU be pleased to
receive orders In tbeir line.
The Drive Pump a specialty.
oct 9 tf R. H. k U. U. CRANT.
Notice-
J WILL ATTEND AT II. BDBKill JlER'rf
Store on Thursday, 14 th day of October, t 5
receive t&zes. Parties In Wilmington owlnjr
tsYes in Brunswlok County, ' ke notlcs. I
shall levy after let November.
E. W. TAYLOH,
Sheriff of Brunswick Co
oct D-4t
Come and See.
J HAVE JUST RETURNED from the
North witba beautiful line of Hats In all
BTTLS and QUALITY, which I will bo
glad to show to my friends and tbo public,
tftr. JU1BU 4 ProP08e to sell at BOTTOM
PRICES.
JN0 M ROBINSON,
oct 9 - J
Bricklayers Wanted.
PPLY AT WILMINGTON & Weldon
Rail Road Slops, to
oct8.1w
R. 8. RADOLIFFE.
To the Public.
rpHRQUGII tho solieitation oi many of my
i eads, I hereby aanounce mvself ah Inde
pendent candida'2 for tho office cf Register
of Deeds for Pender county. I shall support
the balanoe of the Republican Ticket In good
faith. Respectfully,
oct8 d2twti I II BROWN.
EW CARPET S
JUHT BE0EITED.
Curtains !
!
CORWICEB
OIL CLOTHS in all widths,
oct 6 B. M." McINTIRK-
School lioDks
School Books,
School Book,
School Books.
A very large supply Just received ai
HEIHSBERGER'S-
oct 4 -
School Books.
iARQE hTOCK aT KEDUOED
prices. Old Books taken in part payment
for ffew Books upon first introduclioa.
Headquarters tor all Text Books used in the
Public, and Private Schools. Special terms
to country Merchants and Tetcherf. -oct
i O. W, YATEH.
The Lowest Prices
JIOPJILL KINDS OF PRINTING,
At E. S. WARSOCK'S Job Office.
Get estimates at this efficejbefore having
your printing done cbewbere.
(OlScelnUcview bnfldlng.)
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